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Aug 23
2010
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What's on TV in August?By Kerri Cushna
Ah, what to watch, what to watch? Here we are in the middle of August, the summer is winding down, and the trips to the beach are becoming few and far between. With the heat index being nearly 100 degrees and over during the last week or more, there is little left to do outside for fear of suffering the painful side effects of being sweaty and uncomfortable.
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Aug 22
2010
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TV in August - What to watch?Posted by Keri Cushna in Television , Richmond |
By Kerri Cushna
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Aug 21
2010
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What's on TV in August?Posted by Keri Cushna in Virginia Beach , Television |
By Kerri Cushna
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Aug 20
2010
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TV Time with Kerri: What's on TV in August?Posted by Keri Cushna in Television , Norfolk |
What's on TV in August?By Kerri Cushna
Ah, what to watch, what to watch? Here we are in the middle of August, the summer is winding down, and the trips to the beach are becoming few and far between. With the heat index being nearly 100 degrees and over during the last week or more, there is little left to do outside for fear of suffering the painful side effects of being sweaty and uncomfortable.
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Jul 10
2010
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Hot Yoga in WilliamsburgPosted by Keri Cushna in Yoga , Williamsburg |
Contributed by By Kerri Cushna
HOT Yoga is a series of Yoga poses done in a heated room. The room usually has a temperature of 95-105 degrees to allow for more flexibility, less injury, and - you guessed it - more sweating. The best part about Hot Yoga is that you don't have to be an expert to try it. You don't even have to have done Yoga before. The Hot Yoga classes are recommended for everyone from first day beginners to advanced students. The beauty of it is that everyone is practicing the same posture at different levels of ability.
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Jul 04
2010
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A Visit to the Virginia Zoo in Norfolk, VAPosted by Keri Cushna in Zoo , Road Trip Worthy , Outdoors , Norfolk , Family Fun |
Contributed by Kerri Cushna
The Virginia Zoo spans 53 acres running adjacent to the Lafayette Park and is bordered by the Lafayette River. Both the City of Norfolk and the Virginia Zoological Society share in the responsibility of the zoo. It is over 110 years old and has been acquiring animals since 1900. Zoo residents have come from around the world and include more than 350 animals from 115 different species ranging from elephants and giraffes to skinks and tree frogs.
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