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According to the internet media,its all about the latest news and updates,internet media provided real hot topic information,that The recreation department is hosting Friday nights full of fun for children 5 to 12 years old. A movie is shown each evening, with pizza, crafts and games included in the registration fee.
With suitcases full of souvenirs made at each "country," about 60 children got their passports stamped with stickers in Australia, Canada, China, Germany, France and Mexico.
Aaliyah Meadowls, 10, crafted lanterns on her visit to China with her friend, Alexis McGough, 11. The Port Huron girls said they love traveling and have big plans for where they're each going to go next.
Aaliyah and Alexis said they were dreaming of trips to France and Spain.
In imaginary Paris, the children were treated to crepes with whipped cream and berries -- if they learned a French word first.
Read More: Children see world in 1 night

Elizabeth Edwards with her family.
Elizabeth Edwards, before her death from cancer, pulled off a maneuver even Sandra Bullock might be impressed by: In her final days, the political wife left estranged husband John Edwards out of her will.
"All of my furniture, furnishings, household goods, jewelry, china, silverware and personal effects and any automobiles owned by me at the time of my death, I give and bequeath to my children," states the will, which Elizabeth Edwards signed six days before her Dec. 7 death from metastasized breast cancer. The will was filed Dec. 22, said the Charlotte (N.C.) News & Observer.
Elizabeth Edwards will names Cate Edwards executor Cate Edwards, the oldest of the political couple's three children together, was named executor of the estate. Cate, a lawyer like her parents, is 28; Emma Claire is 12 and Jack is 10. John also has a child out of wedlock with campaign aide Rielle Hunter, the product of an affair that ultimately resulted in the Edwardses' separation early in 2010 after 32 years of
Read more: Elizabeth Edwards' will omits John Edwards

BUFFALO, N.Y. Casey Cizikas scored a tiebreaking goal at 17:28 of the second period as Canada overcame outstanding goaltending from Benjamin Conz to post a 4-1 victory over Switzerland in the quarter-finals of the world junior hockey championship on Sunday.
The victory put Canada into a semifinal showdown on Monday night with the host United States, the team that ended Canada's five-year winning run with an overtime victory in the final last year in Saskatoon.
"It's the U.S.," said Canadian coach Dave Cameron. "There will be a lot of emotion but at this stage of the tournament it comes down to how we play, regardless of the opponent."
Louis Leblanc scored 4:17 into the third to secure a win that gave Canada a 19-0 all-time record against Switzerland. Zack Kassian, back from a two-game suspension for a hit to the head, scored into an empty net with 1:59 to play.
Canada outshot the Swiss 50-22, including 23-7 in the first period, but saw Conz make several spectacular saves to keep his mostly overmatched team in the game.
Read more: Canada advances to World Junior semifinals