@KLGandHoda on the +TODAY show sweat it out for 10 days to bring us Everything Halloween!

For your at home Halloween party, Chef Ryan of +Food Rush TV created a special menu.
Chicken Bat Wings.  Fondue Desert Bar and the Trick-or-Treat-atini.

Looking for cool ways to decorate your office space?  Check out these pages for digital décor, photo stickers, screen savers and sound effects for your TV.  What if the reception area of your doctors office was tricked out with an MP3 doorbell spooky Halloween tune?  Cheer up your guests with personalized candy gift baskets and Halloween donuts from +Dunkin' Donuts. 

Style editor for the KLH on Today Bobbi D wore a classic Duck Dynasty costume.  Katlyn, Massie and Michale dressed in Black and White as movie or TV stars from that era.  Melissa, Mcayla, Jason and Mia dressed as Pull it together team.  Michelle and Mark were Candy Crush.  Whitney, Cameron, Andrea and Evan were in costumes inspired by the big screen.  Finally, Cj and Michael were Believe it or not Zombies.  All costumes were recycled and constructed from stuff around the house.

 

Some adorable pet costumes were showcased.  Bambino and Blake dressed up as Wine and Cheese & Crackers.  Howard the bulldog was dressed as Country Pumpkin with Farmer on the Dell.  Spike the boxer was dressed as Hot Dog.  Sadie was Marilyn Mutt-Roe.  Finally Remi was wearing an organ grinder monkey costume. 

Your local area zoo may be holding a creepy yet and educational tour of all animals Halloween related.  Ravens, Fruit Bats, Snakes and Black Cats are just a few creatures associated with this occasion.

Visit the +TODAY online page for even more trendy seasonal swag and giveaways!   

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Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King JR: Skilled Strategist

My interest peaked after watching  this documentary on the Audience Network about #bridging-gaps in understanding.  This post is a summary of the notes I took.
Eloquently, @MackenzieGreen daughter of Earnest Green speaks about the misunderstandings of the civil rights movement timeline. This failing is echoed by the lack of engagement by her peers.
She describes how her passion is sometimes watered down by persons who choose to slack off and don't see the significance of this freedom and how it is attributed to the civil rights struggle that took place only 1/2 a century ago. Ms Green currently resides in Washington DC.
Admirably and with charisma Reverend Willie Bolden declared his position by saying I'm not a historian, I didn't read about Dr King, I'm not a professor. He simply recollected how unbelievable being in the presence of someone with crowd calming influence was.  Rev Bolden shares with us from personal encounters the man who lead with moral, personal and spiritual power that energized and brought new dignity to the people of that time.
Well educated, mild mannered Dr King lead by a strategy of non violence.  Dr King dreams and plans were supported by a steadfast community who knew he was steps ahead of them and where they were going.
Richie Jean Sherrod Jackson author of The House by the Side of the Road, met Dr King during her Graduate School studies at Alabama State. During turbulent and raging times of the movement her first hand experiences with the Southern Christian Leadership Conference are recalled from her home parlor that served as meeting space on several occasions. A true labor of love was described on an occasion when Dr King was dangerously curious. She was called and warned by someone about the threatening presence of a rebel posse drawing near to her home and wanted to escort her guest Dr King to a different part of the house. Dr King refused to move away from the window because he just wanted to see for himself, he had never seen them.

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News, It Happens. Where's the wow factor?

Tuesday afternoon driving eastbound on McCormick road I noticed a plume of smoke drifting from the opposite side of the St. Johns river.  I pulled over into a left turn lane and snaped a photo.

Several miles later on the same road, I noticed a second plume of smoke while going over the Wonderwood bridge.  Since traffic was flowing smoothly I didn't stop and photograph.

Vic Micolucci (WJXT) ‏@vicmicolucci6h

Northside fire now estimated at 400 acres in size...and only 25% contained. @wjxt4

 ‏@JFRDIncidents10h

#JFRD responding to large brush fire Pumpkin Hill Rd & Cedar Point Dr. Near Black Hammock Isl.

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Unceremoniously I sent a pigeon out with an image attached about what i saw..

@wjxt4 http://yfrog.com/nze0ubfj 

Suppose I was expecting a headline in the newspaper or at least follow up story of some sort.  All Ive found so far were tweets about fire engines from across town being deployed for support.  Im assuming that two different fires were burning on the North side of the river.

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Point A is the location from where my photo was taken facing North.  The second plume of smoke I noticed was from point B.