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Our Annual Christmas Party is on December 14th.

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Redding All Stars

 

 

Riverfront Theater Buyout and Potluck coming next spring.

 

Speaker Support Equipment

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Do you like basketball, running races, or parties?

We are a fun group and would love to have new members.

Our weekly meetings are informative with guest speakers.

Laughter abounds at each meeting and laughing is good for your health.

 So join us and get healthy, put a smile on your face!

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The Fun Section

Stuff you might not know:

Baby blue whales gain about 8 pounds an hour.

In their first year of life, human babies nearly triple their weight. And while that sounds like an impressive stretch of growth, it’s nothing compared to blue whales. These cetacean newborns, which already weigh around 3 tons at birth, pack on upwards of 200 pounds a day, meaning baby blue whales bulk up at a rate of about 8 pounds an hour. This incredible growth spurt makes sense when you analyze a young blue whale’s diet, which consists exclusively of 100 gallons of its mother’s milk every day — and this isn’t anything like the milk you buy at the grocery store. Where cow-supplied whole milk contains around 3.25% milk fat, a female blue whale’s milk contains upwards of 50% milk fat. A blue whale calf will nurse with its mother for about seven months until reaching around 52 feet in length and tipping the scales at around 23 tons. 

Although weighing around 400,000 pounds fully grown seems like a drag (literally), it actually comes with numerous benefits. For one, blue whales have almost no natural predators (other than the occasional orca) due to their immense size, and their massive bulk helps them swim faster to feeding and mating grounds. However, unlike other whale species, blue whales need to eat almost constantly — one adult blue whale can consume up to 4 tons of krill daily. In other words, their voracious appetite isn’t so much a childhood fad as it is a lifelong strategy for survival.

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H&R Block

H&R Block has teamed up

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District 4C1 Lions

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Weekly Meeting

We meet every Thursday

7:00 AM at

Country Waffles in Redding

Vision Testing
ESYAC – Donate Food

Eagles Soar Youth Activity Center

Program for Helping Youth.

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