It's Just Hair cut-a-thon

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It's Just Hair cut-a-thon
Occurring Daily Through Monday, May 17, 2010.
Times: 1pm - 8pm
Phone: 678-521-5639
Location: Alpharetta
Do you have long hair? Have you been considering donating it? Register now for the 4th Annual "It's Just Hair" cut-a-thon to be held on Monday, May 17th to benefit Locks of Love, a non-profit organization that provides hairpieces to financially disadvantaged children with long-term medical hair loss. Most of the children who benefit have lost their hair due to an autoimmune disease called Alopecia Areata. Alopecia (www.naaf.org) is a highly unpredictable disease that can cause hair loss in patches or total hair loss including eyebrows and eyelashes. The cut-a-thon will take place on Monday, May 17th in Alpharetta. Donated hair must be 10 inches and may be colored. Contact Diane Cooley at itsjusthair@gmail.com or 678-521-5639 to register.

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September

Born September 9th

1828: Leo Tolstoy, Russian novelist (War and Peace, Anna Karenina).

1887: Alfred M. Landon, Republican governor of Kansas who carried only two states in his overwhelming defeat for the presidency by Franklin Roosevelt in 1936.

1890: Colonel Harland Sanders, originator of Kentucky Fried Chicken fast-food restaurants.

1900: James Hilton, British novelist who authored Lost Horizon and Goodbye Mr. Chips and created the imaginary world of Shangri-La.

1934: Sonia Sanchez, poet.

September 9th
in history

1834: Parliament passes the Municipal Corporations Act, reforming city and town governments in England.

1850: California, in the midst of a gold rush, enters the Union as the 31st state.

1863: The Union Army of the Cumberland passes through Chattanooga as they chase after the retreating Confederates. The Union troops will soon be repulsed at the Battle of Chickamauga. Chattanooga's Lookout Mountain provided a dramatic setting for the Civil War's Battle above the clouds.

1886: The Berne International Copyright Convention takes place.

1911: An airmail route opens between London and Windsor.

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