In the midst of their tour's biggest week, LPGA players sealed the fate of embattled commissioner Carolyn Bivens on Thursday. However, not every member supported the player revolt, pointing to the economy rather than their leader.
10-year-old copes with rare breast cancer
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LA MIRADA, California (AP) -- A 10-year-old Southern California girl with an extremely rare, adult form of breast cancer says she's sad that her hair is gone but she's trying to remain brave.
Hannah Powell-Auslam, of La Mirada was interviewed Wednesday on ABC's "Good Morning, America."
She was shown getting her hair shaved off rather than waiting for chemotherapy to make it fall out. Her family also got buzz cuts.
The fifth-grader complained of itching in April. Her mother discovered a lump, and that led to a diagnosis of breast cancer. Hannah has had a mastectomy.
Hannah says she tries to find a bright side to things as she battles her illness and the side effects of chemotherapy. She says she's still a kid even though she's fighting an adult disease.
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There seems to be a lot of controversy over the US Women's Open and the fate of LPGA Commissioner Carolyn Bivens.
Do you think Carolyn Bivens should resign?
With concerns about the future of their tour, LPGA players like Ochoa and Creamer will have plenty on their minds as they take on a demanding course at Saucon Valley Country Club and focus on the task at hand: winning the U.S. Open.
What are your views on going green? We'd like to hear from you.
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Did you know that if every American coffee drinker used a refillable mug instead of a disposable cup, we would save our environment close to 7 million pounds of CO2 emissions every day? Or we could plant 140,000 trees to neutralize the damage!
If you use a disposable container for your daily cup of coffee, you are generating about 22.95 pounds of waste per year.
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Our office is buzzing with "Wow" and "How Cool Is That" as we get to see all that's new for the lady golfer in 2009.
From golf bags, gloves, socks, caps, ball markers, totes and for those of you that play tennis too we know you will be just as excited as we are.
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