Event: Uniontown Prom 2009

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Heidi Ruby Miller and Jason Jack Miller









Jason and I chaperoned the Uniontown Area High School Prom this May. This photo, taken by Principal Tom Colebank, was on the top deck of the Gateway Clipper and shows part of Pittsburgh's beautiful night skyline in the background.

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  1. UnknownJune 9, 2009 at 11:56 PM

    Dear Heidi,

    Hi I am Neil Siddhartha Richards, a consultant with a new science fiction and fantasy online magazine, KALKION.COM.

    The magazine has been started by some Science and Science Fiction writers of India. The primary goal is to create a Global SF and Fantasy platform where we have literature from different cultures and nationalities. The site was launched on 15th May 2009 and is growing fast.

    We would like to invite your short story/ articles and blogs submissions to the website. We know your time is precious, but we would very much like to have a passionate guy like you as our friend and associate. Please give it a thought.

    You can check the website at
    http://kalkion.com

    Rest of the details could be found here:
    About Us
    The Team @ Kalkion
    Jobs and Career
    Submission FAQ
    Submission Guidelines
    Copyright and Licences
    Honorary Editor: Vishwa Mohan Tiwari

    I am looking forward to hearing from you.

    Regards

    Neil

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