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Amy George was a co-anchor for WHNT, a CBS affiliate in Huntsville, Alabama.
She is a native of the Tennessee Valley. She grew up in nearby Muscle Shoals and graduated from the University of Alabama with a Bachelor of Art degree in Telecommunication and Film.

She worked as a General Assignment Reporter at WMBB in Panama City, Florida after her graduation. She covered one of the biggest stories of my career, Hurricane Opal after just six weeks on the job.

She joined WHNT in December 1996. She covered an array of stories from the 1998 bombing of a Birmingham abortion clinic that killed a police officer to the election campaign and 2003 inauguration of Alabama Governor Bob Riley. She received the Television Excellence in Religion Reporting award from the Religion Newswriters Association.

She served on the Board of Directors of Hospice Family Care and co-host the Muscular Dystrophy Telethon every Labor Day.

On February 22, she announced that she was leaving WHNT to join Huntsville Hospital Foundation to help build the Melissa George Neonatal Memorial Fund, named in memory of one of her twin daughters who died at birth in 2005. On February 28, she said her final goodbye.
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Allan Albaitis is an artist and fire fighter with the City of Las Vegas Fire Department. Albaitis was nominated in 1989 and 1999 for the distinguished Firefighter of the Year award. Albaitis and his crew from Engine Company 6 and Rescue 3 received a Unit Citation of Valor and a Special Congressional Recognition for Heroism and Valor "above and beyond the call of duty" for their rescue of a 62-year-old woman during a structure fire in 1997.
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Kasimir Berger (b. London, October 3, 1974) is the name of a German-born film child actor. He is the son of veteran spaghetti western actor William Berger and Croatian singer, songwriter and actress Hanja Kochansky. His sister is actress Katya Berger, and he is half-brother of actress Debra Berger.

Filmography
* Christopher Columbus (1985) (TV mini-series) .... Diego as a Child
* Tuareg - Il guerriero del deserto (1984) (uncredited) .... Gacel's Son
* Rosso sangue (1981) .... Willy Bennett
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Govende is the name of a prank and game on the Usenet newsgroup alt.usage.english. The prank was initiated in 1996 by newsgroup participant Daniel McGrath, who posted a message to the newsgroup asking for the definition of the "word" govende (a nonsense word that he had made up himself).

In subsequent threads on the newsgroup, a custom arose of providing a slightly skewed definition, then following the definition with a request for a definition of another word slightly related, in a humorous way, to the definition that was just provided.

For example:
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>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> In English usage, what is a "govende"?

>>>>>>>>>>>>>> A puppet-king with a bad cold. What's a marionette?

>>>>>>>>>>>>> Anything from the earlybird menu. What's a raisons d'être?

>>>>>>>>>>>> Grapes dried up and shriveled in the summer sun. What's au courant?

>>>>>>>>>>> Shocking. What's electrocution?

>>>>>>>>>> Japanese radio or telephone. What's a diet?

>>>>>>>>> Nothing, it always smells like that here. What's a pheromone?

>>>>>>>> Yes. Yes. Yes. Oh Baby! YES! What's a Carmelite?

>>>>>>> Reduced-fat confectionery. What's Tofutti?

>>>>>> A lactose-free sexual initiation rite of the Trobrianders. What is Cosi fan tutte?

>>>>> A small ice-cream van playing Mozart melodies. What's a Neapolitan?

>>>> A recently coined Metropolitan. What's an Orthodox Archbishop?

>>> Dr Scholls in a seminary. What is the coming of the lord?

>> The ritual that followed the washing of his hair. What's an ablution?

> A cosmetic cream used to make tummy muscles look smooth. What's Botox?

A cuckoo clock shaped like a bikini model. What's a bolero?

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