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Aaron's Hair by Robert Munsch.

Illustrations by Alan and Lea Daniel.

Aaron wanted to look just like his daddy.

So he let his hair get long… only then he started to have problems.

If he combed his hair up, his hair flipped down.

If he combed his hair down, his hair flipped up.

If he combed his hair over, his hair flipped under.

If he combed his hair under, his hair flipped over.

One day, while Aaron was combing his hair, he got so mad he yelled,

"HAIR! I HATE YOU!"

That hurt the hair's feelings.

It jumped off Aaron's head and ran out of the bathroom.

When Aaron came downstairs, his mother said, "Aaron, you're bald!

What happened?"

"My hair ran away," said Aaron.

"I got mad at it, and it ran away."

"This is terrible!" said his mother.

"Go catch it."

So Aaron ran out the door, and his mother went to pick up the baby.

She noticed that the baby had a lot of hair.

"Aaron!" she yelled.

"I found your hair!"

But when Aaron ran back inside, the hair jumped over his head and ran out the door and down the street.

So Aaron chased it down the street.

After a while, he came to a lady who was yelling and screaming,

"HELP!

HELP!

HELP!

HELP!"

"What's the matter?" asked Aaron.

"Look at my tummy," said the lady.

"This hair came running down the street and now it is growing on my tummy!"

"It does look a little strange," said Aaron.

"MAKE IT GO AWAY!" said the lady.

"Just tell it to get off," said Aaron.

"Tell it you don't like it."

The lady yelled, "HAIR, I HATE YOU!"

The hair jumped off the lady and ran down the street, and Aaron ran after it.

Next Aaron came to a man who was running around in circles yelling,

"HELP!

HELP!

HELP!

HELP!"

"What's the matter?" asked Aaron.

"Look at me!" said the man.

"This hair came running down the street, and now it is growing on my behind!"

"It does look a little strange," said Aaron.

"MAKE IT GO AWAY!" yelled the man.

"Just tell it to get off," said Aaron.

"Tell it you don't like it."

The man yelled, "HAIR, I HATE YOU!"

The hair jumped off the man and ran down the street, and Aaron ran after it.

Aaron chased it all the way to the middle of downtown, where there was an enormous traffic jam.

A policeman was screaming,

"HELP!

HELP!

HELP!

HELP!"

Aaron went to the policeman and said, "That's my hair."

"Your hair!" said the policeman.

"This hair came running down the street, ran up my back, and started growing on my face.

I can't see a thing.

I am supposed to be directing traffic and EVERYTHING is all jammed up!"

"Right," said Aaron.

"What a mess!

Ten cars, nine motorcycles, eight trucks, seven buses, six baby carriages, five skateboards,

four bicycles, three ambulances, two fire trucks, and one train."

"And my face!" said the policeman.

"This hair is growing on my face!"

"It does look a little strange," said Aaron.

"MAKE IT GO AWAY," yelled the policeman.

"Just tell it to get off," said Aaron.

"Tell it you don't like it."

So the policeman yelled,

"HAIR! I HATE YOU!"

The hair jumped off the policeman's face and ran into the pile of cars.

"Oh, no!" said Aaron.

"Now, I'll never find it."

Just then the police chief came up and said,

"What is going on? Everything is all jammed up – and who put that hair on the statue?"

"Statue?" said Aaron.

"The statue in the fountain," said the police chief.

"The one you kids always mess around with!

Get that hair off the statue!"

So Aaron climbed up the statue and almost caught the hair, but it ran away and Aaron chased it all the way home.

And then he couldn't find it at all.

At dinner Aaron said, "I'm bald forever.

I wish my hair would come back.

I LIKE MY HAIR."

And the hair jumped off the father's head onto the table,

ran over the mashed potatoes, peas, and chicken, and climbed back onto Aaron's head.

"Fantastic," said Aaron.

"Now if I can just grow a beard, I will look like Daddy."

"No problem," said the hair.

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Trump Announces Transgender Ban for the Military

EST. President Donald Trump on Wednesday announced a ban on transgender people from serving in the U.S. military.

In a series of tweets, the president said, After consultation with my Generals and military experts, please be advised that the United States Government will not accept or allow. Transgender individuals to serve in any capacity in the U.S. Military..

He added, Our military must be focused on decisive and overwhelming. victory and cannot be burdened with the tremendous medical costs and disruption that transgender in the military would entail.

The Pentagon didnt immediately release additional details on the presidents announcement and referred all questions about the matter to the White House.

Earlier this month, a spokeswoman for Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said he was giving the service chiefs another six months to review whether allowing transgender individuals to serve would hurt the readiness or lethality of the force, The Associated Press reported.

The Army and Air Force had requested a two-year wait, while the Navy had requested a one-year wait in part to accommodate a request from the Marine Corps, according to the AP.

The delay ordered by Mattis did not affect transgender troops who were already serving openly in the military, according to Pentagon spokeswoman Dana White. It wasnt immediately clear what will happen to these individuals.

Some 250 people are transitioning genders or have been approved to change gender within the Pentagons personnel system, the AP and other news organizations have reported.

The push to allow transgender troops to serve openly began during the administration of former President Barack Obama.

Then-Defense Secretary Ashton Carter in the summer of 2016 directed the chiefs to draw up plans to accept transgender recruits and have them ready by July 1, 2017.

In 2011, Obama ended the militarys dont ask, dont tell (DADT) policy that prevented gay and lesbian troops from serving openly.

The total number of transgender people in uniform is estimated to be less than half of 1 percent of the force, according to Rand Corp., a think tank based in Santa Monica and funded in part by the U.S. government.

There are between 1,320 and 6,630 transgender troops currently serving on active duty, which amounts to between 0.1 percent and 0.5 percent of the 1.3 million-member active component, and between 830 and 4,160 in the Selected Reserve, according to a 2016 study by Agnes Gereben Schaefer, a senior political scientist at the nonprofit.

Advocacy groups, meanwhile, put the estimate at closer to 15,000 transgender troops in the ranks.

In any given year, a smaller number of those active-duty personnel, or between 29 and 129 service members, would likely seek gender reassignment surgery that could impact their ability to deploy, according to Schaefer.

While the number of transgender troops is relatively small, they serve in a variety of positions within the military. In a story first reported last week by Military.com, one of the first female candidates for Navy special operations jobs may be transgender.

A petty officer in the Navys all-enlisted Special Warfare Combatant-Craft Crewman program, or SWCC, notified their chain-of-command that they identified as being transgender. It wasnt immediately whether troops who already identified as transgender to their chain of command would face personnel action.

According to Navy policy guidance released last fall, a sailor must receive a doctors diagnosis of medical necessity and command approval to begin the gender transition process, which can take a variety of forms, from counseling and hormone therapy to surgery.

Sailors must also prove they can pass the physical standards and requirements of the gender to which they are transitioning. The Rand report describes the cost associated with providing gender reassignment surgery and other medical care to transgender troops as relatively low.

Providing health care coverage to transgender personnel would marginally increase the active components health care costs by between $2. 4 million and $8.

4 million annually -- raising overall health care costs by between 004 percent to 0. 13 percent, according to the study. Lawmakers, advocates and others quickly reacted to the news of the presidents announcement.

Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, a Democrat from New York and a member of the Senate Armed Services Committee, described the move as outrageous..

This morning, transgender service members put on uniform and showed up to their military duties only to be told (on Twitter, no less) that their Commander in Chief doesnt want them in any capacity -- its outrageous! she said.

This new decision is harmful and misguided. It weakens -- not strengthens -- our military. And I'll do everything in my power to fight it..

Sen. John McCain, a Republican from Arizona and the panels chairman, said Trumps tweet is yet another example of why major policy announcements should not be made via Twitter..

The 80-year-old senator, who was recently diagnosed with brain cancer, added, "The Department of Defense is currently conducting a study on the medical obligations it would incur, the impact on military readiness, and related questions associated with the accession of transgender individuals who are not currently serving in uniform and wish to join the military.

I do not believe that any new policy decision is appropriate until that study is complete and thoroughly reviewed by the Secretary of Defense, our military leadership, and the Congress..

Tony Perkins, a Marine veteran and president of the Family Research Council, a Christian public policy ministry in Washington D. , praised Trumps move.

I applaud President Trump for keeping his promise to return to military priorities -- and not continue the social experimentation of the Obama era that has crippled our nations military, Perkins said in a statement.

The military can now focus its efforts on preparing to fight and win wars rather than being used to advance the Obama social agenda..

Aaron Belkin, director of the Palm Center in San Francisco, which promotes the study of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender people in the armed forces, described the presidents announcement as a shocking and ignorant attack.

As we know from the sad history of that discredited policy, discrimination harms military readiness, Belkin said in a statement, referring to DADT.

This is a shocking and ignorant attack on our military and on transgender troops who have been serving honorably and effectively for the past year..