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CBS News HAVERSTRAW, New York - It s been four months since the start of sequestration -- the mandatory federal budget cuts.Apart from the fight to keep funding the air traffic controllers, we have not heard much about the impact elsewhere. But some parents who have kids enrolled in Head Start programs say that should change. Tara Gales CBS News Every weekday morning, Tara Gales drops off her five-year-old son, Elias, at Head Start of Rockland County, north of New York City. Elias s speech has gotten better, Tara said. He s got his ABCs,
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stanley quencher f grows. Folks can have their remains interred in one of the larger structures, or cast into the forms of starfish or shells and placed around the fanciful city. Visiting your loved one remains might be a bit more complicated when they are part of an underwater reef, but certainly more interesting as well. Image Credit: Todd Murray Elkman Image Credit: Todd Murray Elkman Image Credit: Todd Murray Elkman Image Credit: Todd Murray Elkman Image Credit: Todd Murray Elkman Image Credit: Todd Murray Elkman Neptune Memorial Reef [via Kuriositas]
