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“I was so relieved,” Beltran said when Kirch notified her that the basketball team would be providing gifts for her daughters. “My girls were so excited to meet the players.”

• Big Festival Day. 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Saturday; $5 at the gate, children 12 and under free. Free parking at UH-Maui College grass lot; free shuttle service from War Memorial Gym to MACC, beginning 8 a.m. and running throughout the day with last shuttle leaving MACC at 4:45 p.m.

73. “Bupkis” (Season 4, Episode 24)“Bupkis” is a Yiddish term meaning nothing, and that’s what Rob stands to get when an old song he co-wrote but signed away the rights to becomes an unlikely hit. Not top of the chart Van Dyke, but a good “Petrie is a jerk” episode in which he is forced to rise to the occasion and get the credit he deserves. A fun moment occurs early on when the audience catches Van Dyke in a flub: Rob calls a radio station, then realizes he forgot to look up the number and then consults the phone book. “Right,” he tries to cover.

A: I love helping people. My parents taught me and my sister about giving back. We delivered Meals on Wheels with our mom and were always involved at our church. We knew there were less fortunate families; that lesson stuck with me.

“These pajamas exceeded my expectations! Love them: well-made, good sizing, nice looking, lovely colors (I got blue and then lavender), and soft, thick cotton [that’s] warm and comfortable. Also important: [These pajamas] cover everything and the legs don’t ride up. I’m impressed. I’ve been looking for good basic pajamas in this kind of material. They’re perfect for me.”

Funny story: Reiner was originally slated to star as his own alter ego. The pilot, entitled “Head of the Family” was rejected by the network, but producer Sheldon Leonard saw gold in the season’s worth of scripts Reiner had written and went to bat for the show, telling Reiner, “We’ll get a better actor to play you.” Enter Van Dyke, a Tony Award-winning Broadway star who looked like a romantic leading man but had the soul (and physical dexterity) of a silent movie-era clown.

The family getaway comes after the mum-to-be revealed she had been spending her days by the pool lately to beat the scorching summer heat.

The items I never ended up using or used very rarely, were those with teeny, tiny buttons to be done each and every time.

Between us, though, we committed to framing clothing as a gender neutral experience. We want our daughters to grow up understanding that it is within their right to dress in traditionally masculine clothing, traditionally feminine clothing, or anything else that brings them joy. Part of this is allowing both our girls to experience fancy outfits, too, and what better time to do so than the season of glitter and snow?

“Adorable! Lined and super comfy for baby; he fell asleep and was snug as a bug. Used it as an early Halloween outfit: I was chef; he was turkey. Got so many compliments and will use it for Halloween and again for Thanksgiving, as well as pictures. Tail buttons on and is sturdy, costume snaps at bottom for easy changing. The turkey feet stayed on well enough — didn’t fall off at all!”

5. Younger Tree Dinosaurs Printed Romper ($15): Your pint-sized paleontologist will love this winter-weather romper with a dino-mite pattern.

At a time when organic clothing all followed a certain “crunchy” style, Colored Organics brought a new aesthetic to market. Their clothing is as stylish and modern as anything you will find in the store, but it is made with 100% soft, safe organic cotton.