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The artists Marie Lorenz and Lan Tuazon will lead two cruises on New York Water Taxi (recommended for ages 12 and older) in which participants will hear readings from the journals of early explorers, including Henry Hudson.

Thanksgiving weekend also offers "Fairy Tale Shadow Plays," Friday through Sunday at 2 45 and 3 45 p.m., a workshop for ages 7 and older in which children will learn about an early form of animation — shadow puppets — and create their own designs for a group performance of a fairy tale.

In celebration of his coming anniversary, the Target Family Fun series at Brooklyn Center for the Performing Arts is presenting this musical adaptation of Mr. Bridwell's books, for ages 4 and older, in which Clifford actually does something that many real dogs do: help teach kindness, friendship and how to help others.

The opposite was true among those 65 and older, in which injured males were 27%% less likely to sustain recurrent injuries (Table 3).

Methods: This is a cross-sectional population study of people aged 70 years or older in which 2350 respondents were interviewed in 2008 10.

In the current Dutch cohort, we previously found that telomere length did not predict mortality at old age (Houben et al. 2011), similar to the subgroup of participants aged 75 years or older, in which telomere length was also no longer a significant predictor of mortality (Cawthon et al. 2003).

There were bizarre commercials using film made to look old, in which an actor impersonated Sanders.

At issue is a police program, two decades old, in which landlords of residential buildings enroll the police to patrol the hallways and stairwells and to arrest trespassers.

The researchers devised an experiment with three-year-olds in which they were exposed to two new words to test the theory.

The archive included Ballard's school report as a 16-year-old in which he was reprimanded for his lack of concentration.

It remains unclear whether the current procedure will resemble those of old in which filibustering senators engaged in marathon oratorical sessions to to put off a vote.