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She Only Wanted to Because Her Son Kept Putting It Off An Ohio woman who lives at a retirement home and turned 100 on Monday had one wish for her birthday: She wanted to do some yard work and smell freshcut grass. Trudy Price, of Bowling Green, has gotten her wish with the help of the grounds crew at Bowling Green State University. She pushed one of the university’s mowers and then helped plant flowers near the student union on campus. (AP) MEDICAL MALPRACTICE
This Sounds Like a Rejected ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ Plot Line A Seattle anesthesiologist has been suspended for sexting on the job, according to CBS Seattle. The Washington state Medical Quality Assurance Commission suspended Dr. Arthur K. Zilberstein, accusing him of endangering patient safety because of his “preoccupation with sexual matters.” He has 20 days to respond. (EXPRESS) TYPICAL
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WHERE’S BAO BAO? Some of French artist Paulo Grangeon’s 1,600 papier-mache pandas rest in front of Tian Tan Buddha, a large bronze Buddha Statue, Tuesday on Lantau Island in Hong Kong. The papier-mache army has already made stops in Berlin and Paris as part of a monthlong “1600 Pandas World Tour,” according to Agence France-Presse.
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The mayor of San Marino, Calif., admits tossing a bag of dog waste onto a neighborhood resident’s property and has apologized, saying he should have disposed of it properly. Mayor Dennis Kneier said he was walking home from a park with his wife Saturday night when they found the bag on a parkway and he picked it up and tossed it onto a walkway at the property. (AP)