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Some dogs have a very bad anxiety problem when it comes to thunderstorms or loud noises. Luckily (or not) around here we don't have a lot of storms but when we do they are usually pretty intense with thunder and lightning. I know my little chihuahua likes to crawl under the bed when storms pop up, my other dogs don't seem to might the noise too much. I saw this advertise the other night and though what a great idea if it really works. It's called the Thundershirt, and it's suppose to keep your dog calm and relaxed during storms.

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Nike has always had the pulse of the athlete. In the mid 80's they had basketball king Michael Jordan indorse his own line of shoes, Air Jordans, that sold for about $65. Now LeBron James has his name on the latest line of Nike shoes; LeBron X Nike Plus and the price tag is only $315.

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A week ago, West Texas politicians weighed in about Republican Presidential hopeful Mitt Romney's choice of Wisconsin Rep. Paul Ryan as running mate. The feeling was unanimous in favor of the decision. But do regular folks agree? We asked you what you think of the Romney-Ryan ticket, and the results are in.

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The Geek Art Contest was held during August Art Walk at the Center For Contemporary Arts (CCA) in downtown Abilene. First off what is "Geek Art?" It's were computer science related students from TSTC submitted their version of art using computer components and parts. That said, the judges recently announced who the Geek Art winners and all the other  participants in the contest. The Geek Art will remain on display through the end of the month at CCA.

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One of the biggest differences AISD students will notice as they get back to school are the choices they will have in the cafeteria this year. The Healthy Hunger-Free Kids Act of 2010 is officially going into effect this fall, and that means there will be new requirements from the children going through the lunch line.

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Can you believe we are talking about back to school already? It's not even the end of July yet but before you know it, it will be time to start shopping for school supplies and clothing for the new year. Texas tax free weekend is one month away and is a great way to save a little money while getting the things you need.

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It's now August and that means Back-to-School. Hard to believe it's right around the corner but school will start in about 3 week; August 27th for both Abilene & Wylie ISD. Everyone will need school supplies but sometimes money can be tight and folks could use a little help. That's where "stuff the bus" locations can provide some relief.

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The Cultural Affairs Council (CAC), Children's Performing Arts Series (CPAS), just announced the line up for 2012-2013, it looks like fun for everyone. First in line is, Sleeping Beauty scheduled for Sunday, October 14th, 2012. John Tartaglia's ImaginOcean and Pinkalicious, The Musical both are scheduled in 2013. The best part is seasons passes just became available.

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Trinity Baptist Church youth Pastor Joseph Plagge says they're planning one last bash before school starts. The event is will take place at Trinity Baptist Church located at 871 Woodlawn Drive. It is free and open to children ages 3 years old thru 5th grade. Plagge says "this will also be a perfect opportunity to introduce neighborhood children to AWANA." 

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The eighth annual Legends Dove Hunt presented by Automated Copy Systems, Inc. is coming up September 7th & 8th. This is a fun event to benefit Hendrick Children's Hospital/Children's Miracle Network. Not only can you hunt dove on some incredible ranches, you get a great meal and concert to boot!

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Predictably, the feedback among West Texas GOP lawmakers is that Republican Presidential candidate Mitt Romney made a wise choice in selecting Wisconsin Rep. Paul Ryan as a running mate. But last I checked, it's important to have the backing of fellow party members, but even more important to have voters' approval.

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West Nile virus has been found to be circulating in the Abilene area for the first time since 2008. The virus, transmitted by mosquitoes, was found in testing done August 1st on a sample of mosquitoes trapped on Abilene's north side, and the Texas Department of State Health Services Zoonosis Laboratory in Austin confirmed the positive test result.

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