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Defenseman Brent Seabrook was close enough to making Team Canada's roster that he warranted a phone call Tuesday telling him he, in fact, hadn't made it. It was a courtesy extended to a respected veteran and former Olympian, but all it did was get Seabrook's hopes up.
''I got a call, I got pretty excited, then I got the bad news,'' Seabrook said.
Seabrook and goalie Corey Crawford didn't hide their disappointment at being left off the hotly debated team. Both were agonizingly close to getting in, with Seabrook missing out to the Canadiens' P.K. Subban and the Blues' Alex Pietrangelo on the right side of the defense and Crawford being passed over for the Coyotes' Mike Smith as the third goalie behind Roberto Luongo and Carey Price.
''It's pretty disappointing,'' Crawford said. ''It was definitely a goal of mine. I didn't make it, so move on, focus on our team and on winning hockey games here.''
Crawford shrugged when asked whether his recent groin injury cost him a spot.
''They know how I can play,'' he said.
Seabrook said that he was happy for teammates Patrick Sharp, Jonathan Toews and Duncan Keith for making the roster and that he'd be rooting them on from somewhere — likely somewhere warm.
''I'm looking forward to watching, maybe having a few beers and relaxing over the break,'' he said.
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All three Swedish Hawks made Team Sweden, which is expected to contend for the gold medal. It'll be defenseman Johnny Oduya's second Olympics and the first for defenseman Niklas Hjalmarsson and center Marcus Kruger.
''I'm really happy for both Krugs and Hammer to get to go for the first time,'' Oduya said. ''That's something that's really cool. We're all good friends, so
it's going to make it a little bit easier.''
Hjalmarsson knew ahead of time that he had made the team. Oduya and Kruger both looked it up online rather than getting up early for a 5 a.m. news conference.
There are six Red Wings on the team, so enemies will become friends in Sochi.
''I've played against them quite a bit, so now playing with them is going to be great,'' Kruger said. ''Great players and great persons, too. It's just exciting.''
Czech it out
Defenseman Michal Rozsival wasn't watching the computer when his name was called by the Czech Republic. But his wife and kids were, and they came running to tell him he was picked for the first time. Rozsival, 35, said his contribution as an every-day player in the playoffs last season and winning his first Stanley Cup likely helped his candidacy.
''I think it might have,'' he said. ''Obviously, more than that, hopefully my play or my performance in the games helped the coaches make the decision.''


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Hector Espino Gonzalez (The Babe Ruth of Mexico)
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- Height 5'11", Weight 185 lb.
- Born June 6, 1939 in Chihuahua, Chihuahua Mexico
- Died September 7, 1997 in Monterrey, Nuevo León Mexico
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Hector Espino is considered the greatest player in the history of the Mexican League. With 484 home runs, he is the all-time minor league home run king; 481 of those homers came in Mexico and 453 in the Mexican League.
Espino broke in in the Mexican League in 1962 with Monterrey. He hit 23 homers, 12 triples, drove in 105 (tying for the league lead) and scored 106 while batting .358/.459/.613. He was named Rookie of the Year. A year later he slipped a bit to .346/.416/.611.
In 1964 Espino won his first Mexican League batting title, with a .371/.479/.741; he hit 46 home runs, scored 115 and drove in 117. His run total was the third highest in Mexican League history (behind only Bobby Avila and Cool Papa Bell), he set a new home run record (the old mark had been 39 by Ronnie Camacho, he set a record with 30 intentional walks and his 332 total bases were second-best in league history. That drew the attention of the St. Louis Cardinals, who signed Espino late in the year and sent him to their AAA club, the Jacksonville Suns. Espino did just fine there, hitting .300 with 3 homers in 32 games, but would never play outside the Mexican League again. Sources list several different reasons and Total Baseball reports that Espino himself gave different ones. Total Baseball says that Espino might have liked being a big fish in a small pond; some said homesickness; Mexican League writer Bruce Baskin says that racism discouraged Espino from playing in the US.
In 1965, the Cardinals invited Espino to spring training, but he did not report. Jamie Marshall writes that it was because Espino wanted a "fair share of the sale price." He hit .335 with 17 HR in just 67 games in the Mexican League that year. In '66, back in full time duty, he hit .369/.495/.667 - leading the league in all 3 stats (beating out Minnie Minoso by 21 points for the average title); he was second in the league with 31 homers and 3rd with 91 walks. He did this despite missing two road series due to conflicts with his manager.
In 1967 and 1968 Espino repeated as batting champ with marks of .379 and .365. He hit 34 homers, slugged .706 and scored 106 in '67; in '68 he won his second home run title with 27. His fourth batting title tied Al Pinkston for the Mexican League record.
In '69, his run of 3 straight batting titles ended with a .304 season. He repeated as the home run champ, with 37, and scored 101 runs. He also drew 125 walks, breaking Avila's record; his mark would stand just one season though. In the late '60s, the California Angels had tried to sign Espino several times without success.
1970 was one of Espino's least productive seasons - .319/.431/.493 with 18 HR. He moved to Tampico in '71 and hit about the same (.311 with 20 HR). 1972 saw him bounce back - .356/.481/.670 - he had his 4th and final home run title (37), 101 runs, 101 RBI and a league-high 94 walks. A year later his average kept rising at the expense of power and walks as he hit .377/.459/.590; he won his fifth and final Mexican League batting championship and drove in 107 runs. He hit 22 homers; while it was 15 fewer than his previous season, the 34-year old slugger would never again hit as many. No native Mexican would lead the league in batting for 23 years, until Matías Carrillo did so.
Over the next 7 seasons he remained in double digit homers, reaching 20 once, though he remained a .300 hitter through 1980 except for one .297 season. In 1980, he set a Mexican League record by collecting hits in 11 straight at-bats. His stats declined drastically in his 40s - .292 to .270 to .246 to .220 with his home run titles never rising above 4. He retired at the age of 45.
Espino was also a winter league superstar. He hit .329 in winter league ball, with 299 home runs and 1029 RBI; in 1976 he led the Mexican entry to its first Caribbean Series win and he played in 6 Caribbean Series. He would make the Caribbean Hall of Fame and won 13 batting titles in 24 years in winter ball. He is the only player in the history of the Mexican Pacific League with a career average over .300 (the next player, Matias Carrillo is 36 points behind Espino).
In 1988 Espino was selected for the Salon de la Fama. He was part of the inaugural class of inductees in the Latino Baseball Hall of Fame in 2010.
Hector's son Daniel Espino made his Mexican League debut in 1994 and after several years on the bench has assumed a starting role; he is no threat to break his father's records.
He died of a heart attack in 1997.
Nelson Barrera broke Espino's Mexican League home run record (455 to 453) but did not break his all-time minor league home run title. Espino's other records fell over the years - Jack Pierce broke his season HR record in 1986, Jesus Sommers and Frank Estrada broke his record for seasons played, Sommers took over the games played record, Daniel Fernandez broke his career run record (1,479), Sommers and Barrera broke his hit record (2,752), Sommers was one of several to break his double record (373), Barrera broke his RBI record, Espino had never caught Camacho in walks (1,330 to 1,441) and Barrera broke his total bases record (4,574). Only his intentional walk records - 53 in a season (1969) and 408 career (over 200 more than #2 Barrera) - have not been approached. In addition, no one has yet broken his minor league home run record.
It should also be noted that the offensive levels in Mexico rose significantly after Espino retired - Barrera, Fernandez and Sommers (while all overlapping Espino's career somewhat) all played in a much more friendly era for hitters.
Primary Sources: The Mexican League: Comprehensive Player Statistics by Pedro Treto Cisneros, Great Baseball Feats, Facts & Firsts by David Nemec, Viva Beisbol! newsletter by Bruce Baskin, Total Baseball.


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Blizzard layoffs could mean many things {WoW}
Mar 2nd 2012 5:36PM oh please cmon. i dont care that Blizz makes money (their free to make a s much as possible) but lets be realistic. Blizzcon does not lose money.
And the max number of ppl the convention center can hold is like 26-27k. And those action figures dont cost 5$, or else they need to find a better chinese supplier.
Mike Morhaime always mentions how many ppl are attending and how many ppl are on DirectTV (this year was 27k and 60k)(feel free to watch his intro speech).....BUT have you ever head him say 550k (for 2010) or 740k (2011) ppl are watching via the Blizz Stream (w RayV). No? i thought so.
Why would he mention 60k viewers but not 740k?????????? Because of simple math. 740k@40$ is a lot of money.
Feel free to think what you want...but if you seriously think BLizzcon cost anywhere close to 30 million $ to make....im just wasting my time.
Blizzard layoffs could mean many things {WoW}
Mar 2nd 2012 4:08PM @Drakkenfyre
oh please...blizz said they 'used to' lose money (back before 2008)...they havent for quite a while.
While Direct TV probably takes a large cut....most of the audience is directly streaming via Blizz,s stream (and their partner RAYV)
RayV said on their blog that for 2011 Blizzcon they stream 2.26 million hours for 740,000 unique pai subscriber.
AS pre financial records, renting is 100k $ per day (3 days with free setup day), 400k for musical guest, around 1million in wages, another 1M for hardware.
So Blizzcon made over 30m$ and cost under 4m$...so can we PLEASE stop with Blizz losing money on Blizzcon.
So in 2011 Blizzcon had 740k@40$ from RayV,h 26k attendees@175$ and 60k viewers on DirectTV. Add that all up and your over 30million $.
Blizzard layoffs could mean many things {WoW}
Mar 2nd 2012 1:11PM please....can we stop with the Blizzcon cost a lot of money.
Based on actual numbers from Blizz webcast supplier in 2010, Blizz avgeraged over 1 million paying customers for Blizzcon webcast/TV. At 40$ a pop, they easily made 40+ million dollar without taking into account ppl paying togo to the convention. Blizzcon does not cost more then 40million to do. (if it does they're getting screwed)
Also more facts wold be nice. Blizz has 4500 employess in 10 offices (basec on Sept. 2011 slide presentation). And the news release stated that the number of Wow dev was untouched. So the 'dev' cuts were most likely on D3, SC2:HoTS 9since D3 is widing down and Sc2 doesnt look like a 2012 release based on the 2 realease comment from shareolder meeting)
1,000 guilds have killed heroic Ragnaros {WoW}
Nov 16th 2011 8:18PM If the 1,000 HRag kills include asain realms then the 10m vs 25m % shown are massively skewed for EU / NA players. Its widely known that the popularity of 10m on asian realm far outweights that of the EU/NA realms. Id go as far as saying is probably 50-50 in NA.
The Queue: BlizzCon was really fun {WoW}
Oct 28th 2011 12:59PM You should try the UI & Macro subsection of the Blizz forums...i sure a MVp or someone will know.
The Queue: BlizzCon was really fun {WoW}
Oct 28th 2011 12:57PM Im not complaining.....i play on a pvp server and its somewhat balanced but i have played on highly imbalanced servers in the past and feel sorry for them.
Biggest issue is that while EU have regular FCM (although a lost less in the previous year as they did in WOLK), the US rarely has any FCM. Really curiosu to see the utcome and whetehr or not Blizz will merge a lot of low pop servers (especialy if TOR takes away some ppl....but personnaly i doubt a lot of wow players will totally quit wow, especially the raiding pve crowd)
The Queue: BlizzCon was really fun {WoW}
Oct 28th 2011 12:04PM Q4Q
I'm excited about MoP being more centered on ally vs horde and the whole emphasis on world pvp.....but
A number of realms have a huge faction imbalance (eg. US-Illidan & Mal'Ganis are 90+% horde)...so isn't this whole concept pretty much impossible to implement?
The Lawbringer: Glider's story ends {WoW}
Oct 7th 2011 4:53PM i sent you the link and youre welcome. i stumbled upon it on mmo-c and found it interesting.
that blog also has an interesting timeline for Titan which is interesting. The crew working on it seems to have been kept to a very small number of ppl till August 2010.....so safe to assume (not really but still) that Titan is at a minimum 4+ years out.
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The next El Mirage meet found me there, wandering around like a lost puppy. I finally ended up at the Tech trailer where I asked how somebody got started in this sort of racing. He asked me where I lived and, when I answered "the San Diego Area," he told me to go find somebody with San Diego Roadster Club on their racecar and see if they'd talk to me. I went up to the starting line and started pestering this gentleman with a red and yellow modified roadster. Jack Harvey, bless his heart, answered my questions (some of which pain me to recall), patiently explained how the race was organized, and finally invited me to come to a meeting of the club. I did, liked what I saw, and never stopped. Went to more El Mirage meets, met lots of racers and helpers, helped the friends I made in the club, and then -- one day as I was bemoaning how long it would take to turn my Mustang into a racecar -- someone said to me, "Why don't you race the Deuce?" Umm, why not indeed?
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Martha's 1932 Ford 5-window coupe, Ruby, before she got
painted. This is the setup my son James and I ran there
several times. Best speed was 117 mph running a stock
Mustang 5.0 EFI engine. Hell of a ride when the wind
catches the front fenders and it starts wandering all over
the dirt. This car later became the donor of several street
engines to the Mustang -- as soon as we blew up an engine
in the racecar, we'd yank the engine out of Ruby. I almost
had an engine in it a couple of times. I finally got
another engine for here right now -- 302 Ford, of course,
made from bits and bobs from previous race engines.
Installed and running at last!
In July 2004, I ran the Mustang through tech inspection at El Mirage to make sure that the car would be ready for Bonneville the next month. Whoa! I ended up with a list of seven "DO THIS OR DON"T COME" items to correct. They let me run the car, very slowly. I think I did 132 my second run that day. Boy, was I busy for the next month!
The picture below is the Mustang at El Mirage in September, 2006 (also before paint). We got two runs that day. I managed 155 or so on this run (the car is entering the timing trap here). I was off the gas as much as I was on it, trying to keep the car going straight.
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Boy do you attract attention when you spin out at El Mirage. On the plus side, after the Tech guys heard my story they went out to inspect the track near the timing trap and decided that it was unsafe to run any more cars.
Oh, yes. I did 163 this time. The record is 183 or so and is likely out of sight, especially now that I've retired the Mustang. However, my nephew is going to take it over maybe later in 2012 and, who knows, it might find it's way from Carson City back down to El Mirage again.


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John Kerry needs an editor, STAT
It's probably not the most important thing in the world. But I feel duty-bound to point out that the new bio for Secretary of State John Kerry, posted this afternoon on the department's website, needs work.
Two parts are particularly problematic. The first is this terrible, endless sentence in the seventh paragraph:
As a Senator, Kerry served since 2009 as the Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman where he became a Senate leader on key foreign policy and national security issues facing the United States including Afghanistan and Pakistan, nuclear nonproliferation, and global climate change, building on his previous Senate work that included helping to expose the Iran-Contra scandal and leadership on global AIDS.
Next, there's the double use of "best-selling" to describe Kerry's books and the questionable use of the word "which":
Secretary Kerry is the author of best-selling books, including A Call to Service: My Vision for a Better America and This Moment on Earth, a best-selling book on the environment which he co-authored with his wife Teresa Heinz Kerry.
There are other minor copy problems -- missing commas and the like -- sprinkled throughout. But there are also matters of judgment, such as the unusual (and awkwardly phrased) inclusion of the following laudatory quote:
The New York Times wrote that through his service as Chairman, "Kerry now practices his brand of diplomacy as chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee but also, remarkably, as a kind of ex-officio member of Obama's national security team, which has dispatched him to face one crisis after another in danger zones like Afghanistan, Pakistan and Sudan."
That's from a 2011 New York Times Magazine profile by James Traub, who also writes a weekly column for Foreign Policy. Kudos to my colleague Jim for the shoutout, but isn't it kind of strange for America's top diplomat to be patting himself on the back like this?
UPDATE: There's also a factual error in the bio, a reader points out:
As Chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee, in 2010, John Kerry was instrumental in renewing the New START Treaty, a vital nuclear arms reduction treaty with Russia that helps steer both countries away from dangerous nuclear confrontations.
Not only is "New START Treaty" an example of the deadly RAS Syndrome in action (think "ATM machine"), but it wasn't renewed -- it was new!


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"There is already great interest in next year's JD Rally and we are hoping for a field of at least 150 motorcycles built between 1913 and 1936, when the last of these famous races took place on public roads between the two cities," said clerk of the course and chairman of the Classic Motorcycle Club, Pierre Cronje.
"Interest is not limited to South Africans and we expect our largest field of riders from outside SA."
Usually the rally is run from Durban to Johannesburg, but the centenary event will be run in the opposite direction, as the original road race was staged between Johannesburg and Durban from 1913 to 1921. The races held between 1922 and 1936 went from Durban to Johannesburg.
The JD Rally will start at Carnival City, outside Johannesburg, at 7am on Thursday, March 7 and the competitive section will finish in Hillcrest, KwaZulu-Natal, at noon on Saturday, March 9, before a mass ride to the ceremonial finish in Durban. There will be overnight stops in Newcastle and Nottingham Road.
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I have made some stupid errors from taking a shortcut in the past when I worked on med/surg a few years ago. I was not aware that it caused harm to patient but feel guilty about the what ifs....feel like I shouldn't be a nurse... Read More
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If you're still concerned about short cuts you've made in the past, what that tells me is that you "care". Which is the core of nursing and the backbone of a great nurse. If you knowingly made short cuts and weren't bothered by them later on, that would be worrisome because then that would show that you don't care, therefore you wouldn't re-think your actions, and would most likely continue taking short cuts. I know everyone tells nurses to leave their work at work and don't bring it home with you, but I've always thought that a good nurse, the one who "cares" will always bring home something to ponder on.
So, no worries, you are just being a true nurse. We all make mistakes. In fact, it's sad to say but most nurses will tell you that they'll never do this or that ever again because a mistake the made years ago. Like I said, if you care, you've acknowledged that you made these short cuts, you're a good nurse and probably will never take those short routes again. Keep caring my friend because that's why we became nurses in the first place. :-) ;-)
- 0Aug 7, '12 by sauconyrunnerI do think you should probably stop worrying about a few hubs. That said, I changed jobs from a beside nurse to the infection prevention nurse. one of the first patients I worked up was one of my own. While it is unclear if the Foley I put in her caused the infection or not, I was floored that it was my patient who had gotten so ill. We really do not see the outcomes. And I think sometimes we focus on being too nice to point out outcomes to people.
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Stories in the Stars
Aug 17, 2013
from 08:00 PM to 10:00 PM
|Guadalupe River State Park
|Contact Name
|Craig Hensley
|Contact Email
|Contact Phone
|(830) 438-7653
Join our Park Ranger and guest amateur astronomers for an evening of fun-filled stargazing. We'll check out the constellations of summer and share stories of heroes, villains and a special princess that adorn the night sky. We'll then head out to look at the moon, Saturn and other celestial wonders through our telescopes. We'll begin the program at the Amphitheatre behind the Discovery Center.


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Text of Gov. Perry's Remarks at Dime Box Veterans Day Ceremony
Thank you Dr. Jerri Centilli - it's great to be here today.
It's not often you get to hear me say it, but "Go Horns!"
That's the Dime Box Longhorns I was talking about, by the way.
Need to be clear on that one.
And I'll tell you, any day when you get to hear a school choir singing "Texas, Our Texas" is a good day.
Thank you all for having me here, as Dime Box ISD renews its commitment to honor and celebrate those who have faced danger in defense of our nation.
To my fellow veterans here who have kept America safe and made us all proud, I'd like to say thank you on behalf of more than 25 million Texans.
The origins of Veterans Day date back to the First World War - back then it was "The Great War" or, more optimistically, "The War to End All Wars."
In the 11th hour, of the 11th day of the 11th month of 1918, the combatants signed an armistice ending hostilities, an occasion we continue to mark to this day.
Of course, not only was World War I not a "War to End All Wars," it wasn't even all that long before we went through it all again.
That war was fought by my father's generation, the Greatest Generation, who turned back the forces of evil in Europe and conquered unchecked aggression in the South Pacific.
My father, in fact, was a World War II tailgunner who flew 35 missions over war-torn Europe, and then returned home after the war, settled down on a tiny patch of ground in West Texas and quietly went about his business raising crops and raising a family.
His story was echoed millions of times across this great nation of ours, humble heroes who did their duty and they went back to their lives.
It's a story we've seen play out time and time again, as Americans have consistently sent their best and their bravest to confront the forces of darkness throughout the world.
Time and time again, American military members - Army, Navy, Air Force and Marines - have proven up to the challenges posed by these forces.
They are the reason America has become the world's shining beacon of freedom and prosperity.
And they are the reason America has stood the test of time, as the great experiment of the late 1700s has endured more than 236 years.
It hasn't always been easy.
After the world wars came what they called a "Cold War," but it didn't feel much different from the regular kind of war to Americans fighting on the frozen mountains of Korea, and eventually in the jungles of Vietnam.
For our Vietnam veterans, in particular, their service overseas was further strained by discord back home.
They fought and bled for our country, and our ideals, just the same as all of the heroes before them, but faced scorn and even ridicule from some who disagreed with the war back home.
Thankfully, Americans have come to realize the error of those ways, and today appropriately celebrate the members of our military for what they do on our behalf.
Today, young Americans are following in the footsteps of warriors of all eras, taking the fight to terrorists around the globe, and keeping our homeland safe.
I'm sure I don't need to tell anyone here, but our fighting men and women have always been motivated by something far more powerful than a paycheck.
It's a higher calling, rooted in the fundamental values of our nation, that flows from the undeniable importance of freedom.
I believe there is no higher form of public service than wearing the uniform of one's country.
Someone who will face incoming fire to set people free is on a different level, a level all their own.
They are deserving of our strongest support, both as they fight on the battlefield, and when they return home.
In just a couple months, another legislative session will be upon us, and once again, we have to do everything we can to ably and effectively care for our wounded warriors, as well as those who sacrifice body and soul in defense of their fellow Americans.
In 2009, we passed legislation granting 100 percent disabled veterans exemption from property taxes so they could continue to own, and live in, their own home.
In 2011, we extended that benefit to the surviving spouses of those vets.
In 2013, we should extend that benefit to the surviving spouses of military members who paid the ultimate price, those killed in action.
We also need to continue to improve our workforce development system to better connect employers with highly-qualified veterans.
The state is partnering with its 28 local workforce development boards and the Texas Veterans Commission in the "Hiring Red, White and You" program, an effort that will include statewide veteran job fairs on November 15.
The Texas Workforce Commission is also launching an industry-driven program that will provide opportunities for veterans to receive training and occupation certifications, providing funds to lower the cost for both the veteran and the employer.
This initiative will target the oil and gas industry, specifically employers that need welders, drillers, pipefitters and truck drivers.
More important, the program is meant to connect employers to unemployed veterans, veterans with experience and skills that will prove valuable to any business.
The message we send should be clear: in Texas, we honor our veterans, and their families, for the sacrifices they've made in our name.
In Texas, we will never forget those who gave every last measure of devotion on the battlefield.
In Texas, we will always remember the courage and dedication of our men and women in uniform, and do everything we can to help them heal and return capably to the workforce.
Our freedom is not a gift from academics, poets, or politicians - it is the gift of soldiers, sailors, airmen and Marines.
They're the ones who drop behind enemy lines, who take to the air and set sail on the seas without knowing which mission might be their last.
The courage they've displayed, and the blood they've shed, have purchased the free air we breathe, have protected the rights we cherish and granted us the liberty that fuels us to do better.
So, again, to all our veterans assembled here today, and at events all across this great state of ours, I say thank you.
Whether you fought in World War II or just returned from the Middle East, Texas is grateful for your distinguished service.
As we gather here today, I am reminded of a quote from the man I consider America's greatest president, Ronald Reagan.
He said: "Freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction. We didn't pass it to our children in the bloodstream. It must be fought for, protected, and handed on for them to do the same."
Once more, on behalf of Texans everywhere, I say 'thank you' for that precious gift of freedom, for this generation and for all those that follow.
May God bless you, and, through you, may He continue to bless the great State of Texas.
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