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• Healing Arts: Physician's assistant make sculptures that visualize strength, ...
  Jeff Jolly has developed a new tool for working with patients: metaphor. The Longview physician’s assistant finds that the sculptures he makes in his off hours can have a healing effect on people who are sick.
  
• A passion for jazz (Woodstock Sentinel-Review)
  At age nine, David Jolly held his father's guitar in his hands and knew he wanted to learn how to play. But while he was inclined musically, Jolly wouldn't decide to learn how to play until 34 years later.
  
• Search the Archives (The Pitt News)
  I’ve recently decided to purchase several thousand scapegoats. I figure this is a smart investment. The buying price was low — just about half my soul — and the demand is way up, because scapegoats are so in right now.
  
• Local artists at First Fridays (University News)
  First Fridays is quickly becoming a Kansas City institution not to be missed. Each month, the Crossroads district comes alive with local art, showcasing Kansas City's finest to the welcoming community, and UMKC students are clamoring to get involved. This weekend, UMKC Conservatory's own Jerad Tomasino performed at Mildred's Coffee Shop to a lively crowd.
  
• Austinist <3s HAAM: Room 710 Hosts Benefit Day Party, Super Pal Universe Ente...
  HAAM.org HAAM Benefit Day show w/ Dixie Witch, Tia Carrera Tuesday, Oct. 7 - Free Room 710 ( 710 Red River ) 9 p.m., 21 and up [ info ] In case you weren't aware, there are thousands of working musicians in Austin, many of whom don't have health insurance. The Health Alliance for Austin Musicians has existed for three years, working daily to provide low-cost primary health care ...
  
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• PORTER: Cabbage for more than just eating at fest (Niagara Gazette)
  He might look a bit like the Jolly Green Giant dressed in head-to-toe green leaves, but just call Doug Diez the “Cabbage King.”“I’m going to be looking like the Burger King covered in cabbage,” Diez said. “I’ll have a robe and a scepter made of cabbage. My pants are all cabbage and I’ll have a crown.”
  
• Holiday bazaars (Richmond Times-Dispatch)
  Martha's Market. 10 a.m.-7 p.m., John Paul Jones Arena, 295 Massie Road, Charlottesville. Arts, crafts, women's and children's clothing, stationery, home accessories, antique furniture, handmade and antique jewelry, children's toys and dress-up clothes, lunch available. Admission $5; children 10 and younger free. www.mjhfoundation.org.
  
• Air armada takes to skies over Vance (The Enid News & Eagle)
  Shock and awe is a tactic the United States military sometimes employs to demoralize its enemies. Selected pieces of the U.S. arsenal used the tactic in exactly the opposite way on a friendly target on Saturday at the 2008 Vance Air Force Base Partners in the Sky Open House and Air Show.
  
• Vox Pop: Back To School (RainbowNetwork.com)
  They always say school days are the 'best days of your life'. But what were they like for you?