She eventually moved to Chicago

She eventually moved to Chicago's Lincoln Park and Andersonville neighborhoods, and to East Orland, ME. Defying her Republican upbringing, Henny became active in progressive movements throughout the rest of her life. If Barack Obama succeeds, his joint address to Congress will be seen as historic indeed as the foundational document of Obamaism. Its that time again, where countless cars are adorned with flags, jerseys are being worn left and right and the nationalism is spiked up a few notches. Yes, its World Cup time! Being a complete fathers daughter I'm following just about every wholesale jerseys game (Germany 4:0!) and getting more and more excited in the process. Now, to make this post the least bit relevant for the site I wanted to drag up an old editorial. HomeTVTV NewsStrictly Come Dancing'Anastacia should be eliminated!' Former Strictly pros James and Ola Jordan slam US star for refusing dance offThe couple were not happy with the singer's antics on tonight's show21:45, 2 OCT 2016Updated22:35, 2 OCT 2016Get celebs updates directly to your inbox+ SubscribeThank you for subscribing!Could not subscribe, try again laterInvalid EmailFormer Strictly dancers James and Ola Jordan think Anastacia should have been kicked out of Strictly Come Dancing after she could not take part in the dance off.The singer was shown on the results show saying she was "scared" to take part against Melvin Odoom before it was announced she would not be dancing on medical grounds.After the dance off was cancelled Melvin went out with the lowest public vote.Ex dancer James Jordan said on twitter: "WHAT!!!! Totally disgusting If you can't dance in the dance off you should be the ones that leave WHAT A JOKE!!!(Photo: BBC)Under the rules of Strictly Come Dancing, if a contestant cannot dance in the Dance Off this means there cannot be a Dance Off. The couple with the fewest viewer votes will leave the competition. The couple with the fewest number of viewer votes were Melvin and Janette and therefore in keeping with the rules of Strictly Come Dancing they left the competition this evening.A Strictly Come Dancing spokesperson said: "There was no Dance Off tonight due to a confirmed injury. 'Do we think they're related? Yes, we have to move in that direction, but right now we're not ready to make those calls yet.'The explosions happened on the same day a pipe bomb went off near a Marine Corps charity run in New Jersey and nine people were stabbed by a man at Minnesota mall leading some to say America underwent three terror attacks in the space of 12 hours.'We do not have any specific evidence of a connection, but that will continue to be considered. We're not taking any options off the table,' New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio said.Investigators told all the old fashioned flip phones were found attached to the devices.Out of the five devices found or detonated on Saturday, three failed to work as designed.An undetonated pressure cooker explosive had a cell phone attached to it and New York Governor Andrew Cuomo said the device was similar to the one that exploded in the Manhattan neighborhood of Chelsea.Additionally, the devices found in New Jersey contained an easily obtainable explosive black powder.Residue of an explosive often used for target practice that can be picked up in many sporting goods stores was also found in the Manhattan bombing, a federal law enforcement official said Sunday.'We do not have any specific evidence of a connection, but that will continue to be considered.No Tannerite residue was identified in the New Jersey bomb remnants, in which a black powder was detected, said an official who spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity.Tannerite, which is often used in target practice to mark a shot with a cloud of smoke and small explosion, is legal to purchase and can be found in many sporting goods stores.Experts said a large amount would be required to create a blast like the one Saturday night, as well as an accelerant or other ignitor.New Jersey Governor Chris Christie said the explosions that went off in New York and New Jersey on Saturday are 'terrorism' but don't appear to be linkedSpeaking about the explosion in Chelsea and the undetonated pressure cooker device found just blocks away, NYPD Chief of Detectives Robert Boycesaid: 'We don't have everything in. Think of a jigsaw puzzle out in the street right now.'Do we think they're related? Yes, we have to move in that direction, but right now we're not ready to make those calls yet.'.