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Handgun sales surge locally, statewide
\"That's out there,\" said Kenneth Barker, 32, who teaches a course at Tri-Parish Police Supply in Houma. \"It's more speculation than anything.\" \"You can't pull a gun on someone who slaps you in the face or steps on your foot. They have to have a high threat level,\" [David Robichaux] said. \"When we explain all this stuff to them, it clicks -- 'Maybe I need a permit but I don't need to carry a (firearm) all the time.' \" \"When you have a downturn in the economy, people tend to get a little more nervous about their safety and the safety of their property,\" [Rachel Parsons] said. \"A lot of people tend to take their safety into their own hands.\"
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Charm school arms career women
\"I never realised when I started Chic how invaluable the services it provides are in the current economic climate,\" says [Rachel Parsons]. \"I have even been asked if men can attend the course.\" Parsons advocates a return to core values where \"ladies are ladies and gentlemen are gentlemen\". \"If you're confident about the way you are, where you're going in life and that you're able to handle any situation, then you can have your shoulders back and hold your head up - and that makes a big difference.\"
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Albertson skiing signs 7, including Capital High grad
ACI also signed three men, including Dewey Moss of Corvallis, Ore., who transferred from Oregon State.
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Rachel is 'thrilled and excited' by her award
A woman who suffers from cerebral palsy and learning difficulties has been named IT Learner of the Year.
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Cranbrook woman goes to Uganda to help children with HIV
All the people working on the project are volunteers and have to raise the necessary funds to support themselves. \"We want that every penny gets to the children,\" explains [Rachel Parsons]. She thanks friends and family here in the Kootenays and in the UK for their support, but admits that support for either herself or the project is always appreciated. If you want to fund Rachel Parsons or the 'Cherish A Child' project, please write to editor@kootenayadvertiser.com or call at (250) 489-3455. Also make sure to watch for Rachel Parsons' stories from Uganda in upcoming issues of the Kootenay News.
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Carol Vordrman's Internet Column: Gardeners' WWWorld
Crocus offers a huge range of 6,000 plants, but it was its design service which caught the [Rachel Parsons]' eye. \"A few days later, a Crocus van showed up and the driver planted it all up for us and told us how to look after everything. It was fantastic - a complete makeover for a fraction of the price you would normally pay.\" Crocus charge pounds 30 an hour for design, the planting service costs pounds 20 for the first five plants and pounds 3 for each one after that, and delivery is priced on a sliding scale. The whole job works out at around pounds 300 for a garden on the scale of Rachel and [Andrew]'s. Crocus competes with traditional garden centres not only on price but in the extent of its products and add-on services. At the heart of the site is its vast range of plants, searchable by name or category. If you're looking for a perfect shrub, you can select by colour, fragrance, size and soil type, so no expertise is required.
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Bullets flying off the shelves
LOS ANGELES -- There's a bull market for bullets. Stacks of ammo, once piled high at gun shops across America, have dwindled. Prices paid by consumers for much sought-after Winchester .380-caliber handgun bullets (a common name for cartridges) have doubled. At weekend gun shows, trailers loaded with boxes of ammunition are drained within hours.
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A beautiful sacrifice for a friend
\"I never knew that they would actually do it,\" Jaimey said. \"Mostly people care about looks.\" \"Because (Jaimey) is our friend,\" [Kylie Milne] said. \"We didn't want her to be the only one.\" \"I'm just going to keep shaving it until her treatments done,\" Abi said. \"It's only hair.\"
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