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141. “Girls Will Be Boys” (Season 4, Episode 23)To their detriment, Ritchie episodes tended to be more about parenting issues, like how Rob and Laura deal with their son being beaten up at school by a girl. Still, this episode gets a boost from Bernard Fox (aka Dr. Bombay) as the girl’s father.

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The Wolves won six of 11 events at the Cache Valley Invitational, which took place last Saturday at Utah State’s HPER Pool.

"If you don’t have a coat in the winter, you are going to be uncomfortable. You won’t be as effective at school, and you won’t be as effective at play. It drags at you," said William Nix, program coordinator.

Smartwool socks have long been popular with outdoor enthusiasts, because they are super warm without being too thick. Now, the company is making baby and toddler socks and striped kids’ ski hats. Unlike most wool products, Smartwool is not itchy to the touch, making it a great choice for keeping your little one’s toes warm this winter.

The current world record holder for online ad views is Dove’s "Real Beauty Sketches," which had more than 124 million views as of November 2013, according to the latest information on the Guinness World Records website.

You can definitely scoop up all your timeless favorites from major brands at Target, but did you know they also sell exclusive formulas just for Bullseye shoppers? It’s true, like this St. Ives Avocado and Honey Scrub Facial Cleanser, which you can’t find anywhere else, and will only set you back a few bucks.

113. “The Man from Emperor” (Season 4, Episode 5)We know, we know; Rob Petrie is a good man, but Laura is afraid that even a good man like Rob would just have to crumble if he accepted a job with a Hugh Hefner-esque publisher. A debate between Laura and the Emperor about marriage is pitch-perfect character-based comedy writing and Van Dyke squirms exquisitely as he tries to stay in Laura’s good graces but “save a little self-respect for myself.”

There are a few reasons for my change of heart. The first is that I do still maintain a desire to allow my girls to develop their own sense of self, including their own sense of style. I have no doubt that their aesthetics will change a dozen times or more throughout their lifetimes, but I want them to experiment with as many looks as they so desire. Part of that means actively introducing them to all manner of candidates.

Minturn will also host their annual Christmas tree bonfire today from 6-8 p.m. The event will include hot cocoa and s’mores at Little Beach Park. For details visit http://www.minturn.org.

Van Dyke was supported by one of TV’s great ensembles. At work: vaudevillians Rose Marie and Morey Amsterdam as comedy writers Sally Rogers and Buddy Sorrell, Richard Deacon as put-upon brother-in-law producer Mel Cooley and Carl Reiner as the tyrannical Alan Brady. At home: Larry Matthews as Rob’s son Ritchie, and Mary Tyler Moore, first turning on the world with her scandalous capris pants, as wife Laura. Jerry Paris and Ann Morgan Guilbert costarred as best friends and neighbors Jerry and Millie Helper.

“It was a minor setback,” Greenwood said. “I knew my car was going to be replaced. It was about me taking care of the girls.”