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SILVER CITY >> Trailing by as many as 31 points with eight minutes to play in the first half, the Western New Mexico University women's basketball team showed toughness and grit fighting all the way back to within six late in the game before No. 2 Colorado Mesa University held on for the 69-58 Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference victory Saturday night.
In men's action, Colorado Mesa University jumped out scoring the first 13 points of the game on its way to defeating the Mustangs, 72-45, in Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference action.
"We had a tough start tonight on both ends, but credit our players for not quitting when we were down 31 with eight minutes to go in the first half," women's head coach Rusty Kennedy said. "We were able to cut it to six late on the home court of the No. 2 team in the land. I applaud my team's heart and fight!"
The Lady Mustangs, (10-14, 7-12 RMAC) opened the game with the first two points on free throws by junior center Stephanie Moore and later her layup had the Lady Mustangs ahead by one nearly two minutes in. CMU (23-0, 19-0 RMAC) would answer back with the next basket that would end up being a 36-4 run over the next 16 minutes to go in front by 31, 39-8, with eight minutes to play in the opening half.
With the game appearing to be over, the Lady Mustangs dug deep and began to chip away before halftime. Junior point guard RaTanya Newsome, who led WNMU with 17 points, started an 11-0 run with a layup a minute later. Junior forward Nalani Hernandez added a layup and after Newsome split a pair from the line, the Lady Mustangs dialed long distance with junior guard Ashley Mitchell swishing one of her five 3-pointers and Newsome completed the run she started with her own triple leaving WNMU down just 20, 39-19, with three to go before the break.
Newsome cut through the paint for a layup nearly two minutes later and a pair of free throws by senior forward Veronica Celaya left the Lady Mustangs down 17 at halftime, 43-26.
The Mavericks started the second half on a 6-0 run, but after that it became all WNMU. Mitchell pulled the Lady Mustangs to within 15 five minutes into the second stanza with another three-pointer, 51-36. The deficit was cut to 10 a few minutes later with Celaya hitting a layup, a free throw by Moore and then a trey from Newsome at the 11:08 mark for a 52-42 CMU lead.
The lead would stay around 10 to 14 points for the Mavericks over the next five-plus minutes when a Newsome layup brought the Lady Mustangs to within eight, 60-52, with fewer than six minutes to play.
CMU came back to go in front by 10 with five minutes to play, but WNMU kept coming back again and again. Newsome hit two free throws and after a loose ball foul was called on CMU, junior guard Desiree Young made her own pair from the line to pull WNMU to within six, 63-57, with 4:43 to play.
The Lady Mustang defense would force a missed shot and collect a turnover on the next two Maverick offensive possessions, but WNMU wouldn't get any closer as a missed three and layup kept CMU ahead by six when a three by Taylor Rock pushed the Mavs lead back to nine, 66-57, with three minutes to play.
WNMU would get as close as eight over the final few minutes before CMU held on for the hard-fought victory.
Newsome led WNMU with 17 points, along with five assists and four rebounds. Mitchell posted all 15 of her points on five 3s. Sharaya Selsor led CMU and all-scorers going for 19 points. CMU made 40 percent from the field (22-55) to a 17-of-52 (32.7) effort for WNMU. Each team made eight 3-pointers, while CMU held a slight 17-16 edge at the foul line.
The men's basketball team didn't start the game very well, according to head coach Jeff Law.
"We came out very flat! Offensively, defensively and all phases," Law said. "We dug a huge hole for ourselves. Better effort in second half, but damage was already done."
CMU (12-11, 10-9 RMAC) moved out to a 13-0 lead over the first seven-plus minutes of the opening half. Senior center Brelan Berry got WNMU (1-21, 1-18 RMAC) on the board with a layup at the 12:14 mark. Freshman Enrique Borroel made it a 4-0 run with his own layup at the 10:39 mark leaving the Mavs ahead, 13-4.
The offense kept coming for CMU going on a 9-0 run to jump their lead to 18, 22-4, with 8:33 to play before halftime. The Mavericks would end up taking a 39-12 lead into the locker room.
Junior point guard Terrez Scott helped pull WNMU to within 24 near the midway point of the second half with a three-point-play, but that would be as close as the Mustangs would get the rest of the game. WNMU ended up playing even with CMU in the second half as both teams scored 33 points.
Scott led the way for WNMU with nine points, followed by eight from Berry and seven from junior forward Marcos Castrillo. Ryan Stephan led CMU and all-scorers going for 23 points. The Mavs shot 57.1 percent (28-49) from the field, while WNMU made 18-of-48 (37.5). CMU also held the edge in three-pointers (8-4) and at the foul line (8-5).


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During the first month at Gads Hill Place the Dickens family had Hans Christian Anderson to stay. Although originally invited for two weeks he extended his visit to five that, it seems, did not please Dickens. Dickens was soon was soon accepted locally, allowing the local people to hold cricket matches in his meadow and arranging Boxing Day sports each year.
Dickens is thought to have used Gads Hill Place in 'A Christmas Carol' in the reference "they left the high road by a well remembered lane and soon approached a mansion of dull red brick, with a weathercock surmounted cupola on the roof, and a bell hanging in it. "
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Debbie Dingell will file her petitions Friday to get her name on the August ballot for Michigan's 12th Congressional District seat.
The House seat is currently held by her husband, John Dingell, who plans to retire after the longest congressional career in history.
Debbie Dingell will deliver petitions to the Michigan Department of State Bureau of Elections in Lansing.
"I believe in getting things done," Dingell said. "Let's work together to keep Michigan moving forward."


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|Karl Kopel Vesole was born on 11 September 1913 in Pzedboz, Russia (now in Poland). Sometime thereafter, his family immigrated to the United States and settled in Iowa where he later attended the State University of Iowa. On 19 October 1942, he accepted an appointment as an ensign in the United States Naval Reserve. ENS Vesole studied at a series of naval training schools during the remainder of 1942 and the first part of 1943. Beginning at the Naval Training School, Tucson, Arizona, he transferred to the Naval Training Station (Local Defense) at Boston, Massachusetts, in January 1943. The following month, he moved from Boston to Gulf Port, Mississippi, to enter the Armed Guard School. In April, he moved to the Armed Guard Center located at New Orleans, whence he was routed to Panama City, Florida, to take command of the armed guard gun crew on board a merchant ship. By December 1943, ENS Vesole commanded the armed guard crew assigned to the Liberty ship SS John Bascom. On the night of 2 December, his ship was riding at anchor in Bari, Italy, when a massive air raid of 105 Ju. 88 medium bombers attacked the port. During that raid, Vesole's ship was bombed and sunk. However, before she went down, ENS Vesole heroically directed the defense of the ship despite severe multiple wounds. When it became apparent that the ship would sink, he led a party below and supervised the evacuation of the wounded. Once in the lifeboat, he manned an oar and helped to row the boat ashore even though he had only one functional arm. When he reached land, ENS Vesole still disregarded his wounds in order to help pull survivors out of the oil-covered and flaming waters and to get them safely into a nearby bomb shelter. Finally, an ammunition explosion inflicted still further wounds on the officer —wounds that soon proved fatal. For ". . . his exceptional fortitude and self-sacrificing concern for others . . .," Ensign Vesole was awarded the Navy Cross, posthumously. Photo from the U.S. Merchant Marine Association.
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|Postcard of the USS Vesole (DD-878), USS Cone (DD-866) and USS Newman K. Perry (DD-883) alongside the USS Shenandoah (AD-26) in Cannes, France, July 1952.
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|1956, The picture is unoffically titled "Washdown '56". The purpose was to decontaminate the ship after a nuclear attack
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|USS Vesole (DD-878) During Gunnery Shoot in Atlantic, June 1961 picture taken from USS Boston (CAG-1).
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|USS Vesole (DD-878) alongside the Soviet freighter Polzunov as it carries its cargo of ballistic missiles away from Cuba, on 9 November 1962. Photo from "Battle at Sea: 3,000 Years of Naval Warfare" by R G Grant.
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|USS Vesole (left, foregound) alongside the Soviet vessel Volgoles, outbound from Cuba, with missiles on deck, 11 November 1962.
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|Entering New York, August 12 1965
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|Montreal July 1967.
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|Boston, MA April 12 1968.
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|1976 Med Cruise, alongside the USS Saratoga.
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|Nearing the end of her final deployment, and only five months before being decommissioned, USS Vesole (DD 878) sits pierside at Barcelona, Spain, on June 29, 1976.
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|At Barcelona, Spain, on July 4, 1976. She is full-dressed for Bicentennial Day.
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Candidates for the Khanh Hoa provincial People's Council and National Assembly deputies on May 11 met with voters in Spratly Islands district where voters in 21 election units in Spratly town and Sinh Ton and Song Tu Tay communes will cast their ballots on May 15, while the three election units on the mainland will hold their election on May 22.
Lieutenant-general Le Huu Duc talks with voters on Spratly Islands. Photo: Tienphong
Talking with voters on the Spratly Islands, candidates promised to contribute to completing policies relating to the island so that the district island will become stronger in development.
Lieutenant-general Le Huu Duc, a member of Party Central Committee, Deputy Minister of National Defence, a deputy of the National Assembly term XII and a candidate for the NA term XIII, pledged to join hands with army agencies to build up a revolutionary, regular and modern army to protect the Party, the regime, people and the national sovereignty and territorial integrity; and build up the Cam Ranh peninsula to become an economic and modern national defence area.
Speaking with voters, Mr. Nguyen Tan Tuan, Khanh Hoa provincial Party Committee Deputy Secretary said that he would work with provincial leaders and the Ministry of National Defence to create jobs and give vocational training to Spratly Islands soldiers after they complete their military tasks, increase education for children on the island, and build the island's economic development and strength in national security and defence.
Mr. Nguyen Van Than, president of the district Fatherland Front, affirmed that if he was nominated as the provincial People's Council deputy, he would exert great effort to care for the lives of people on the island and protect the sea, island and continental shelf of the nation.
He added that he would focus on fostering the ability of officials, boosting educational investment in Sinh Ton and Song Tu Tay communes, and supporting fishermen for seafood fishing.
Voters on the island said they wanted candidates to encourage people across the country to pay greater attention to the island, and call for policies to create jobs for soldiers who return home from military service and their relatives.
Khanh Hoa province has 84 candidates standing for provincial People's Council deputy positions in the 2011-2016 period.
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November 28, 2015
RENO, Nev. -- One woman was taken to the hospital Friday morning after her car ran off the road, crashed through an apricot tree and hit a house.
It happened in the 1800 block of Mayberry. A neighbor says there was a loud noise and then the apricot tree was gone.
Police say the driver was taken to the hospital but her injuries were not life-threatening. While the tree was destroyed, the house was not seriously damaged. No word on what caused the crash.
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Members of the Delegation
Karen Engle, coordinator of the project, is W.H. Francis, Jr. Professor in Law and Director of the Bernard and Audre Rapoport Center for Human Rights and Justice at the University of Texas School of Law. Professor Engle writes and lectures extensively on international law, human rights, and employment discrimination. She is currently in Colombia researching the development of indigenous rights advocacy.
Nicki Alam will receive a Masters of Public Affairs, with a concentration in international relations, from the Lyndon B. Johnson School in May 2007. Her undergraduate degree, also from the University of Texas, is in the field of communication theory and public relations. Nicki's academic research focuses on U.S. foreign diplomacy and African affairs. Most recently, she completed an internship at the U.S. Mission to the United Nations, where she worked on East Africa relations. She has had the pleasure of traveling through South America, including trips to Chile and Argentina, but this is her first trip to Colombia.
Alysia Childs obtained her B.A. degree in Spanish from Spelman College in Atlanta, Georgia in 1997 before pursuing graduate study in International Development at the Master of Science in Foreign Service Program at Georgetown University, where she received her M.S. degree in 2006. She is currently a first-year doctoral student in the African Diaspora Program of the University of Texas at Austin's Department of Anthropology. Her interest lies in African-descendant community development within Latin American countries, specifically examining Colombia and the Dominican Republic. Her current research interrogates the intersection of color and class with African-descendant populations comparatively analyzing the aforementioned countries and Washington, D.C.
Joshua Clark is a Master's degree candidate at the Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies. Originally from Battle Creek, Michigan, he received his B.A. in Political Science from Butler University in Indianapolis. As an undergraduate, he studied abroad in Central America through the Center for Global Education's Sustainable Development and Social Change program. He has since returned to Nicaragua and El Salvador multiple times, once as an international observer to the 2004 Salvadoran presidential election, and most recently to conduct research for his thesis. Clark's research examines indigenous-rights organizing in El Salvador and the state's reluctant engagement with multiculturalism and recognition of indigenous peoples. More broadly, Clark's studies question how the concept of "indigeneity" is defined and represented in the discourses of states, of social movements, and in international law.
Robert Davenport has a bachelor's degree in Social Anthropology. He is now studying for a Master of Arts degree in Latin American Studies at the University of Texas at Austin, focusing on anthropology, human rights, social development, and environmental issues. Before coming to the University of Texas, Mr. Davenport worked as a cameraperson, producer and editor for various media outlets and organizations, including New York Times Television. Currently, he is producing a film about social conflict and youth gangs in Guatemala, corresponding with his interest in social advocacy for youth and the prevention of violence in that country.
Paul Sebastian Di Blasi grew up in San Antonio, Texas, and received a B.A. in English and Political Science from Williams College. After college, he worked several jobs, including Voter Registration Project Coordinator for Southwest Voter Registration and Education Project and Math GED Instructor in Spanish. Last summer he clerked at the South Texas office of the Texas Civil Rights Project where he aided in disabilities litigation against discriminatory government entities. Paul has just finished his third semester at the University of Texas at Austin School of Law. He is active in aiding Professors Jinks and Sullivan in litigation regarding the Military Commission Act and the Torture Victim Protection Act.
Sylvia Romo received her B.A. in Peace and Conflict Studies at the University of California, Berkeley in 1999. While attending Berkeley, Romo became involved in human rights solidarity work with the Zapatista indigenous movement of Chiapas, Mexico. She has collaborated in the construction of the Zapatista Autonomous Education System since 1997, including volunteering for two years to train indigenous teachers at the first secondary school. In 2000, Romo joined the Center for Justice and Accountability in San Francisco as a paralegal and research assistant. There, her research contributed to precedent-setting civil suits against those responsible for torture in Chile, Honduras, Haiti and El Salvador. Romo is currently in her last semester as the Donald D. Harrington Master's Fellow at the University of Texas at Austin's Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies, where she is focusing on theories of democratic participation and indigenous autonomous governance.
Amber VanSchuyver is a second-year law student at the University of Texas and has a long-standing interest in human rights issues, especially concerning Latin America. She graduated from the University of Kansas with a B.A. in Spanish, Latin American Studies and Political Science. As an undergraduate, she completed research on women's groups combating violence in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico. Last summer, she was an intern at Texas RioGrande Legal Aid, where she helped to provide civil legal services to low-income individuals. She has also interned at the Equal Justice Center to assist immigrant workers get paid for the work that they have completed. After graduation, she plans to work in Texas to provide legal representation to low-income individuals.
Kendall Zanowiak is the Coordinator for the Family-based Immigration Program at the Political Asylum Project of Austin. She graduated with a B.S. from Georgetown University's School of Foreign Service in 2004 with a degree in Culture and Politics and a minor in Justice and Peace Studies. Her undergraduate thesis evaluated the work of truth commissions in Latin America as a form of testimony and compared them to other cultural expressions of testimony resulting from state-sponsored terrorism. After graduation, Zanowiak worked as a Research Associate for the Guatemala Human Rights Commission and interned at the Organization of American States in the Conflict Resolution Special Program. She plans to graduate with an M.A. from The University of Texas Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies in May 2007. Zanowiak's current research focuses on Latino immigrant claims to space within the nation-state.
Assisting with the Coordination of the Project in Austin and Bogotá
Sarah Cline has worked as the Administrator of the Bernard and Audre Rapoport Center for Human Rights and Justice since July 2006. Ms. Cline received her M.A. in International Relations from Baylor University and her B.A. cum laude in International Relations and Sociology from Webster University in Geneva, Switzerland. Prior to joining the Rapoport Center, Ms. Cline worked for various intergovernmental and nongovernmental human rights organizations, including the United Nations Human Rights Committee and World Vision International in Geneva, and The Carter Center in Atlanta, Georgia.
Elise Harriger received her B.A. in Plan II Honors from The University of Texas at Austin in 2003. Upon graduation, she studied theology at the graduate level at The University of Oxford, Linacre College and received a Post-Graduate Diploma. Her exposure to liberation theology and social justice issues led her to serve Latino immigrants at Casa Marianella, a local Austin non-profit emergency shelter. This past summer she interned as a Rapoport Summer Fellow at the Program to Abolish the Death Penalty at Amnesty International's Washington D.C. office. Currently, Elise Harriger is a Human Rights Scholar at the Rapoport Center for Human Rights and Justice at the University of Texas Law School.
Rachel Lopez received her B.A. in Political Science, Sociology, and International Studies from Northwestern University in 2003. She studied European Union Studies abroad at the Sciences-Po in Paris, France. While at Northwestern, she served as student body president, establishing the Eva Jefferson Civil Rights Program, the first annual Community Action Fair, and the Alumni Speaker Series. She also successfully lobbied for a Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Transgender Support Center and a Latino studies program. As a Bill Emerson Fellow with the Congressional Hunger Center, Lopez later worked on food stamp access in California and then in Washington, D.C. on policies and practices to strengthen micro-enterprise in indigenous communities. The following year she was awarded a Rotary Ambassadorial Scholarship to study human and indigenous rights in Guatemala. This past summer she worked as a Rapoport Summer Fellow in the Rapporteurship for indigenous rights at the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights. She is the coordinator for the Human Rights Law Society at the University of Texas Law School. Currently, Lopez is a Human Rights Scholar at the Rapoport Center for Human Rights and Justice at the Law School, where she works on increasing opportunities for students to do human rights work and identifying and expanding the human rights curriculum across campus.
Fernando Serrano received his undergraduate degree in Anthropology from the National University of Colombia and his Master's degree in Conflict Resolution at the University of Bradford, UK. He has worked both as an academic and an activist on issues of gender, sexuality, cultural identity and the construction of peace. In particular, he has focused on the recognition of the rights of Afro-Colombians, urban youth and sexual minorities. He has worked as a university researcher and as a consultant with national and international non-governmental organizations and agencies.
Elizabeth Walsh received her BA in History and Ethnic Studies at Brown University. She then worked as assistant director of Posada Esperanza, a residential service for immigrant women in Austin, Texas. She is currently living in Bogotá, Colombia, where she is researching the effects of armed conflict and forced displacement on Afro-Colombian communities from the Pacific, a project that she initially began as a Fulbright Scholar. She also works as a volunteer for AFRODES, a non-governmental community organization in Bogotá.
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November 30, 2015
A bomb threat Monday night at West Star Aviation turns out to be a hoax, however, the Grand Junction Police Department is not laughing.
Two threats came in Monday night shortly after 7:00 p.m. with police, fire and the Grand Junction Bomb Squad responding. West Star Aviation told 911 operators the male who called in the threats indicated the bomb was in one of the two West Star hangers. About 20 West Star employees were evacuated after the initial threat was made and while a two–hour search conducted by the bomb squad found no trace of any explosive devices, the police department is still looking for answers on not only why the threat was made, but who made it. Anyone with information on the bomb threats is asked to contact the Grand Junction Police Department.
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|Lee's Army of Northern Virginia was not the only Confederate army. Even if McClellan had defeated Lee, Union forces would still have had to defeat armies in the Western Theater such as the Army of Tennessee. Also there were Confederate forces in the Trans-Mississippi region and Eastern coastal areas of the Carolinas, Georgia and even a few in Florida.
In fact, it took weeks for the war to wind down even after Lee's surrender at Appomattox.
For a detailed examination of how painfully long it took to really end the Civil War after Appomattox, read:
"Out of the Storm: The End of the Civil War, April-June 1865" by Noah Andre Trudeau, Little Brown and Company, 1995
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Here are some details on the tie out points of the Ray Way style tarp I made.This is the ridge line tie out loop. Underneath is a half circle reinforcement patch and a piece of grosgrain ribbon going along the seam. It's regular grosgrain ribbon from Jo Ann Fabrics that I have tested in my other posts. I used two layers. I sewed it on with Extra Strength Gutermann Poly thread.This is the one of the corners. Again it is two layer grosgrain with Extra Strength Gutermann.This is one of the two tie outs located along one of the long sides. The X Box is done with Extra Strength, the rest is regular Gutermann.I bonded the lifter patches on using GE II Silicone. The X box stitching is Extra Strength Gutermann.This is the tarp in use with a net tent underneath.Note: I went with the Jo Ann grosgrain for the corners and ridgeline tie outs because I think it will be more durable than just silnylon.
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MCLEAN, Va. — If you are or have been involved in training school bus drivers, you likely have at least one wild story to tell.
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Tom Craig, Director of Media and Community Relations
Bruce Massey has joined the ACU Foundation at Abilene Christian University, bringing more than 20 years of experience in property tax consulting to the Foundation staff.
Massey began working with the ACU Foundation part-time June 1. His permanent full-time status was effective Nov. 1.
After graduating from ACU with a bachelor of science degree in 1976 and completing his master's degree in 1978 at ACU, Massey has studied the property tax field. Most recently, he served as property tax manager for Deloitte & Touche in Abilene.
The addition of Massey to the ACU Foundation staff is another component to building a strong, vibrant staff to help ensure a strong future for ACU.
"As the ACU Foundation addresses a $1 billion goal to strengthen the university's endowment in the next few years, Bruce brings a great depth of knowledge and important, necessary skills to help us achieve that goal," said Dan Garrett, president of the ACU Foundation. "He will be a vital link to ACU's continued success."
Dr. Royce Money, ACU president, said, "We are fortunate good men like Bruce Massey choose to use their professional knowledge and skills to further the ACU mission of educating students for Christian leadership and service. Through our graduates, efforts of good men like Bruce have the capability to significantly impact the world."
While attending ACU, Massey was a basketball letterman, earning his letterman status as a sophomore in 1976. He is originally from Del Rio.
He and his wife, Pam, have two children: Julie, a graduate of ACU, and Brad, a sophomore business major and baseball player at ACU. They attend Oldham Lane Church of Christ where Massey serves as a deacon.
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Healthy Times Premium Organic Teether Biscuits are great for the little teether in your household! These biscuits are dairy free, soy free, and delicious!
Ingredients: Organic Wheat Flour, Organic Whole Wheat Flour, Organic Unsulphured Molasses, Organic Cold Pressed Sunflower and / or Safflower Oil, Organic Vanilla Extract, Tocopherols (Vitamin E).
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These taste alright but my baby had no interest in them. They were too thick and hard for her. The dog likes them a lot, though.
Very tasty cookies, great for teething. You have to watch your little one at all times, as always when eating. It ismessy but just very cute when they are done !
I thought this would be a good idea but I really don't like these cookies they are way to her but they will break off and my seven month old son would break them off with his teeth and choke which scared me a lot so he won't be getting these anymore
Big chunks come off that are still very hard. Which isn't a problem if you watch your little one. Great for "entertaining" our son so he can sit in his highchair while we have dinner. He seems to really enjoy them
baby likes to chew them, I end up eating them, no breaking off pieces except when he bangs it or throws it so I just watch him
My one year old twins love them!! Yes they make a mes but what doesn't?? They seem to prefer the vanilla ones to the maple ones.
I liked this product for my son. I liked it because it was hard which made it more difficult for bigger pieces to come off. We used this as a biscuit to entertain him while he was in his highchair. He never ate the whole cookie, and it was usually stolen by one of his siblings, or left as a treat for the dog afterwards. It's good if you want something for them to hold on to and chew.
Yes, they're messy, and yes they're hard (but that's the point as they're not supposed to be able to chew off a piece), but my 9 month old doesn't have teeth yet and loves chewing on these for a while. So, they are what they are. Just make sure you keep an eye on them in case a piece does manage to come off. My little one managed to get a piece off and would have choked if I hadn't been there. So, just know what you're getting.
My 8 month old son certainly liked the flavour of these biscuits, and he enjoyed it for quite a while. I'm giving this product 3 stars because of THE MESS. I thought Mum-Mums were bad.. the brown mess that these biscuits make is pretty unreal. Because my son likes them, we'll finish the box, but I won't re-order them just because they are so messy.
Very hard. Very messy. And I'm not sure that my daughter liked them at all. They make pretty good projectiles, though!
Agree with the brown goo everywhere because they are SO HARD. Tried them with my daughter but never bought them again.
Good product, hard biscuit that doesnt break apart easily. 7 month old enjoys it for a few minutes. Very messy though. So good to use before bathtime.
I use a lot of the Healthy Times products, and normally give them 5 stars but this one I am giving a low score. My 9 month son is teething so I got this for him and after 5 mins of sucking a huge piece broke off into his mouth so I stopped giving it to him
Our son is teething and he actually enjoyed chewing on the biscuit but could it be ours were stale, or are they all COLOSSALLY HARD? He worked on the biscuit for about an hour before we decided to take it away. He enjoyed the taste and the whole experience but I m unsure how much he actually ate, and it made a HUGE MESS. The biscuits were impossibly hard - there is no way he could do any biting - he just had to wait for his slobber to dissolve the biscuit - brown goo EVERYWHERE. I feel very disappointed by this product and can't believe the price point considering the reality of these cookies. :(
My son will not eat it, period. I guess it is because it is healthy, so not sweet enough, haha, which is actually a good thing
I use a lot of the Healthy Times products, and normally give them 5 stars but this one I am giving a low score. My 8 month son is teething so I got this for him and after 5 mins of sucking a huge piece broke off into his mouth and I had to fish it out. He could have choked (very scary). So I stopped giving it to him :( I will continue to buy the other products, but not these biscuits.
I really like these teeting biscuits because they are healthier than other brands AND they don't have dairy. I've looked high and low for products that don't contain dairy or "traces of milk" as my twins are allergic to it and this is the only teething biscuit product I've found that doesn't make them sick. They are nearly nine months old and LOVE gumming these biscuits and even better, they are entertained for 20 minutes!
Great cookies, my son (9 months) loves them. The only downfall is the HUGE mess that comes out of it. He ends up covered all over his face, clothes, hands, table.... although it does keep him entertained for a long time since they are so hard.
I have used other brand teether biscuits, so far this is the best for 2 reasons: 1) it doesn't melt when held in hand for long time, around 5 minutes. So I don't have to clean up after my baby eats. 2) the hard texture providing comfort when my baby's gum is itchy.
great teething cookies, but the package should really say on the front that it contains wheat! the maple ones are made of oatmeal. same cookies, different flavours, and different ingredients. be aware :)
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Starring: Jill Kelly, Elle De Vyne, Wendi Knight, Melanie Stone, Dominque Dewitt, Envy, Gina Adorabella, May Liny, Bobbi Bliss, Melody Love, Shelbee Myne, Randi Storm, Terri Starr, Divi Anne, Harley Rain, Renee La Rue, Tabitha Stevens, and Blondie Anderson
Synopsis:�It's the 15th installment of the series!
Overall:�This is definitely one of the better Dr. Fellatio series.
DVD Quality: The DVD quality is great. It is much sharper than previous volumes.
Extras:�Unlike the other recent Elegant Angel DVD releases, this contains "The Deflowering of Dick Fitswell." I don't think this needs a description!
LIKES:�Wendi Knight! Melanie Stone! Melody Love! Harley Rain! Shelbee Myne!
DISLIKES: Dominque Dewitt and Terri Starr
Jill Kelly
Jill Kelly warns us that she will be giving a "nasty blowjob." If there were a school for dirty talking, she would be the dean for it! Although her face does not do anything for me, I could overlook that since she has great skill at deepthroating, great skill in handjobs, and sucks and licks balls to boot! She takes a creamy frothing!
Elle De Vyne
Elle De Vyne says "Hi" to us perverts. Before she gives head, she describes how she sucks dick. Just listening to her would make any man horny. Besides the oral, the lucky man, gets to fuck her tits! What an added bonus!�
Wendi Knight and Melanie Stone
It's too bad that these women aren't starring in recent movies. Wendi Knight is a Texan and just looks hot. Melanie Stone has that college co-ed appeal. Together, they perform extremely well. Both women have the oral skills and the trash talk that backs it up. Perhaps the best attribute of Wendi is her eyes! Finally, he cums on the women. The women share the cum with each other!
Dominque Dewitt
Ms. Dewitt does not do anything for me! Furthermore, she has nipple rings, which is another turn-off. You can easily skip this scene without regret!
Envy is a below average Euro lady that does not do anything for. Don't worry about skipping this scene!
Gina Adorabella and May Liny
Talk about mis-casting! These two women look like the odd couple. Gina is this tall biker chick all clad with tattoos and a nose ring, while May is this tiny Asian lady. The scene just does not work!
Bobbie Bliss
As you already know, Bobbi Bliss, is a cocksucking specialist! Luckily for her, she has a hard cock to work with. Bobbi gets it nice and wet and then teases the tip. Following this, she gives really wet deep throat. To finish him off, she grabs his dick and starts stroking away with both hands!
Hunny Muffin
Hunny Muffin is from Tampa, Florida. She tries to be descriptive of what she feels when she gives a blowjob, but it just doesn't work. She does an average performance.
Melody Love and Shelbee Myne
Both ladies are right up my alley. Unfortunately, Melody Love has not done a porno for a long time. Now, as for Shelbee, her appearance is still attractive since this is before she got those ridiculous implants and the braided hairdo. This is a dynamite scene since these women have so much energy.�
Randi Storm
Randi Storm sucks three guys in this scene! She handles the three dicks very well not even showing any hint of shyness. This scene is hampered by very bad lighting since it was filmed outdoors. It could have been a better scene than what actually occurred.�
Terri Starr
Terri Starr looks like she is under the influence. She is not attractive at all. Skip it!
Divi Anne
Divi Anne should have stayed in Australia. She just does not have the look in porn. Well, on second thought, she does. She has a nice and natural rack. What she has to work on is to suck on dick a little longer. I like it how she teaches the tip with her tongue. Finally, she takes an adequate load on her face and mouth.�
Harley Rain
Harley Rain's face looks lie the Frenchwoman in Mission Impossible. She does great fellatio while she is on her back! The man likes what he feels since he explodes on her face!
Renee La Rue
Renee La Rue is a little mature attractive lady. She does a great job teasing his cock with her mouth. The best part is when she is in the 69 position! After a few minutes in this position, she enjoys a fresh frothing!
Tabitha Stevens
Tabitha Stevens has surgically enhanced tits and wide lips. Like she said in the introduction, she KNOWS how to suck dick. There is no doubt about that, especially with this performance! She efficiently takes all the cum in her mouth.�
Blondie Anderson
Blondie Anderson is paired up with two cocks. Blondie, as you would have guessed it, is blonde. This is another lady that doesn't do it for me. Anyway, she takes two facial blasts�
This ebony lady with hair highlights has a difficult time sucking on this dick. Because of her lack of skills, you can skip this one too!
Parting Thoughts:�If you like blowjobs plus dirty talk, then this DVD is a perfect match!


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|HTLV-I Tax induces and associates with Crk-associated substrate lymphocyte type (Cas-L).
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|PMID: 15592516 Owner: NLM Status: MEDLINE
|Crk-associated substrate lymphocyte type (Cas-L) is a docking protein that is heavily tyrosine phosphorylated by the engagement of beta1 integrins in T cells. In the present study, we attempted to evaluate the role of Cas-L in the pathophysiology of adult T-cell leukemia (ATL). Examination of peripheral blood mononuclear cells from ATL patients as well as ATL-derived T cell lines showed an elevation of Cas-L in these cells. We showed that tyrosine phosphorylation as well as expression of Cas-L was markedly elevated through the induction of human T-lymphotropic virus type I (HTLV-I) Tax in JPX-9 cells, with these cells showing marked motile behavior on the ligands for integrins. We next performed yeast two-hybrid screening of cDNA library from an HTLV-I-transformed T cell line, which resulted in the identification of Tax as a putative binding partner for Cas-L. Co-precipitation experiments revealed that the serine-rich region of Cas-L might serve as the binding site with the highest affinity for Tax. Co-localization study showed that Tax and Cas-L partly merged in the cytoplasm. Finally, we showed that exogenous Cas-L inhibited Tax-mediated transactivation of nuclear factor kappaB (NF-kappaB), while Tax-independent activation of NF-kappaB remained intact, hence indicating that Cas-L might specifically regulate Tax-NF-kappaB pathway.
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|Title: Oncogene Volume: 24 ISSN: 0950-9232 ISO Abbreviation: Oncogene Publication Date: 2005 Feb
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|Created Date: 2005-02-11 Completed Date: 2005-03-14 Revised Date: 2008-11-21
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Adaptor Proteins, Signal Transducing
Cadmium Chloride / pharmacology
Cell Line, Transformed
Cell Movement / genetics, physiology
Cytosol / chemistry
Gene Products, tax / analysis, metabolism*
Human T-lymphotropic virus 1 / metabolism
Leukemia, T-Cell / virology*
Leukocytes, Mononuclear / chemistry, drug effects, physiology
NF-kappa B / physiology
Phosphoproteins / analysis, metabolism, physiology*
Transcriptional Activation / physiology
Two-Hybrid System Techniques
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Several local runners were running in the Boston Marathon on Monday when two explosions left hundreds injured and three dead.
Chip Allman, President of the River City Runners Club says all six members are accounted for.
Three people from Athens, two from Marietta, and one from Vienna all ran in the marathon Monday.
Allman says the members were not near the finish line during the explosions. He says some already crossed the line and others didn't get a chance to finish the race.
WTAP is working to get in contact with another runner from Ripley.
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Every Tuesday, we'll sit down with one of the Packers players, coaches or administrators and spend some time getting a small glimpse into their lives away from football. This week, it's running back Ryan Grant, who talks about growing up in New York, his Twitter following and what it was like to have Denzel Washington come to his birthday parties as a kid.
I've got over 9,000 songs on my iPod. Anything you could possibly think about. You name it, I got it. Right now, I'm listening mostly to Prince, Nine Inch Nails, Jay-Z – I'm from
Both my uncle and my father were film majors, so I grew up watching films a little differently. I like old-school movies. I actually go see a lot of movies. It's hard for me to just watch films from a normal person's perspective.
My father went to the
Funny story about that. My uncle was a musician. He was a percussionist for a band called Change with Luther Vandross. The funny thing is, his roommate in college was Denzel Washington. So Denzel used to be at my birthday parties when I was little, stuff like that. He was cool. I've got photos with him and stuff like that. I was young, so I don't really remember. But I remember they both dropped out of Fordham the same year, and Denzel went to become an actor and my uncle pursued music. When he was doing Julius Caesar, our whole family went. When his son, John David, came into the league, I talked to him.
I have a few cars – I have a Suburban, a Range Rover and an Audi R8. Did you see Ironman? It's the car in Ironman. I got it literally right after the movie came out. But the first time I saw it, it was one of the Super Bowl ads. And I was like, 'I'm going to get that car at some point.' Then I got my contract, and then I got my car. I waited a little while. That was probably my first toy, the first thing I probably splurged on for myself. I don't spend money on anything else. That was it. That was the one thing I wanted, and that was it.
I don't really watch much TV, but if I do, it's Entourage or The Office. I would say I do have my own Entourage, but I don't like to say it because it has kind of a negative connotation. They're all my boys from college, that I played with in college at Notre Dame. My brother's part of that group, so my agent calls him 'Drama.' I've got a Turtle, too. I've got everybody. But my brother's 'Drama' from a sense of humor, but he's done well for himself.
I'm not sure if I'd say I'm a die-hard Yankees fan, but I'm definitely a
When it comes to Twitter, I'm no Nick Barnett. But sometimes, I get into it for a certain amount of time, and then I'll fall back a little bit. I think that's good. You have to change it up. You can't always be on there just blah-blah-blah. Sometimes you have to disappear for awhile, then say something and everyone's like, 'Where you been?' I'm @RyanGrant25. You should follow me. I'm either on my computer or on my BlackBerry.
My favorite moment as a Packer hasn't happened yet. Winning a Super Bowl ring will be the finest moment. But it hasn't happened yet. The playoff game against
I don't have any real pregame rituals. I've been doing this for a long time. I've been playing football since I was 9. I know that you can prepare for something and want them to be a certain way, but at the same time, the game of football is a reaction game. So I can think this is going to happen or that is going to happen, but then something completely different happens. So I try not to get caught up on certain things, like, 'My socks feel funny today.' Then if I have a great game, how do you re-create that? So I've got no superstitions.
As a kid, I was very focused. Very, very focused. I was that kid that was about as competitive as you could get, and my parents recognized at an early age that I needed sports to get focused in. Because I was the type of kid who, when I wasn't in sports, my grades dropped. I was a very competitive kid, I worked hard, I wanted to win at everything. And I was going to outwork the person next to me because I wanted it so bad. So they put me in sports at an early age. I did everything – soccer, baseball, track, everything.
I thought I was going to play basketball in college. Football just worked out. I was an all-American in football, all-state in basketball. I was like, 'Well, I'm only 6-1, I thought I was going to be 6-4, 6-5, it's a little harder.' I got some scholarship offers – mostly Division I-AA schools, smaller schools like that. Notre Dame used to come to my school, Don Bosco Prep, and the coach, Mike Brey, would always say, 'We want you there.' So when I went there for football, he was like, 'What the hell?' And I'm like, 'Sorry.'
I used to run with the basketball team during the summer. I was real close with the point guard they had, Chris Thomas. So I used to run with them, and my class that I came in with, we had a lot of good basketball players. Justin Tuck was Mr.
Standing up in Justin's wedding (after the Packers-Giants NFC Championship Game in January 2008) was great. I went to college with both him and his wife, so I watched her develop into the woman she is and watched him develop into the man that he is. Being so close with Justin, watching him grow up and remembering all the laughs and jokes we had, it was great to see that. The union they have is so fun.
They've got a great relationship, and, they're expecting right now. I'm excited as much as if I was the father. I'm hoping I'm a godfather. I don't know. Everybody's been asking me that, even Justin's sister. I don't know what's going to happen with that. But either way, I'm fine. I'm excited for them. Uncle R.G.
Am I anywhere near that? Probably not. I'm dating someone, but not right now, no. One day.
My parents have taught me so much, and they're still teaching me. My mother, the quote she always had for us kids – I actually have it tattooed on my biceps – is, 'Focus your energy on things you want to create, not what you want to change.' That was from the perspective of, don't always focus on the negative. 'I don't like this, I don't like that. I don't want this, I don't want that.' Focus on what you do want to do, what you want to work on, where you want to go with your life. And my father really instilled my work ethic, the foundation I have sports-wise and everything I do on and off the field. That's all from my father.
I think about the nightclub incident when I cut my arm every once in awhile. Not necessarily to the incident itself, but because of my hand. It's fine, but all the feeling in my pinkie isn't back. So that tingling sensation that people have when their hand falls asleep? I have that 24 hours a day. It means you have to focus more. I severed my nerve. Here's the scar. They had to release the nerve here and here to find my tendon. Your tendons are like a rubber band, so when you sever it, it snaps back. Feeling-wise, it'll never be back. So that's a little reminder.
In hindsight, how severe it was, it was scary. My biggest thing initially was, am I going to be able to move my hand? OK, yeah? Am I going to be able to play football again? And when the doctor said yes, I basically said, 'OK, let's move on. I'm going to do everything I have to do to get myself right.' That was a long year and a lot of work, but I think it worked out.
I laugh a lot. I'm stupid. I'm not as stupid in here as I am with my family. My family, we have a lot of characters. I'm very much into dry humor. I think of myself as a bright guy, so I can catch a lot of dry humor. I think a lot of people who don't like it, it's because they miss it. I know I'm a funny guy. I don't know if guys in the locker room would say that, I'm kind of reserved here, but I'm a goofball. I'm definitely goofy around my friends. I think you need to be able to do that – smile and laugh about things.
I do love being home in
I'm not a lot different than I was as a rookie, but my first two years in
When my career is over, I hope to have a Super Bowl ring. I'd like to be remembered as somebody who went to work everyday and played at a high level. I would like people to respect the way I played the game. Whether they liked me or not, I understand that's a personal thing. But I'd like people to respect how I played the game.
My closest friend outside of the team is my brother, Netic. By far. My closest friend on the team was Vernand Morency, but he's not here anymore. I'd probably say John Kuhn. I'm close with a lot of the DBs – Al Harris, Wood, guys on the other side of the ball. But John, that's my guy.
A-Rod? I'm cool with Aaron, very cool, and our relationship is funny because we always rag on each other about different things and mess with each other a lot. But I wouldn't say he's one of my closest friends. Put that in there, because I know he reads this. Now, if he wants to be one of my closest friends, that's not a problem. We can make that happen. I would love to include him. But he has to show me why he deserves to be one of my closest friends.


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Are you managing social media for your business?
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When logging onto sites with a social network ID, research by eMarketer shows that a majority of users (51%) prefer to log in using their Facebook credentials.
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When you hear that Facebook is yanking Yahoo from its ranks and inching up on Google's traffic throne, you can't help but pay attention.
And if you work for a business or own one, it's likely that social media marketing is on your radar. More and more marketing dollars are beginning to shift toward social media marketing and this trend only continues to climb.
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A compelling, active Facebook fan page should be an integral part of your marketing plans. With its 350 million users and average daily session time of 25 minutes, Facebook provides an exceptional opportunity for visibility, Google indexing, live search ability, and fan engagement—whether you're a solopreneur, a large brand or anywhere in between.
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This was a pleasant surprise. Although there were a number of "there is no way that's possible" moments, there were more unexpected surprises that made this a decent movie. I hope if they continue this series, they can change it up enough to make it enjoyably unpredictable - which is how I felt about this one.


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Those who follow events in Darfur closely know very well that Sudan's President Omar Hassan al-Bashir leads a group of political and military leaders responsible for the serious and large-scale crimes against Sudanese citizens that the country's military forces, with the assistance of paramilitary groups and militias, commit every day in the region. These citizens are guilty only of belonging to the three tribes (Fur, Masalit, and Zaghawa) that spawned the rebels who took up arms against the government a few years ago.
Any step designed to hold Sudan's leaders accountable for their crimes is therefore most welcome. Nevertheless, the decision of Luis Moreno-Ocampo, the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court, to request an arrest warrant against al-Bashir is puzzling, for three reasons.
First, if Moreno-Ocampo intended to pursue the goal of having al-Bashir arrested, he might have issued a sealed request and asked the ICC's judges to issue a sealed arrest warrant, to be made public only once al-Bashir traveled abroad. The Court's jurisdiction over the crimes in Darfur has been established pursuant to a binding decision of the United Nations Security Council, which means that even states that are not parties to the ICC statute must execute the Court's orders and warrants. Having instead made the request for a warrant public, al-Bashir – assuming the judges uphold the request – can simply refrain from traveling abroad and thus avoid arrest.
Second, Moreno-Ocampo has inexplicably decided to indict only Sudan's president and not also the other members of the political and military leadership that together with him have planned, ordered, and organized the massive crimes in Darfur. If Hitler had been alive in October 1945, the 21 indictees who were in fact tried at Nuremberg would not have been let off the hook.
Finally, one fails to understand why Moreno-Ocampo has aimed so high and accused al-Bashir of the "crime of crimes," genocide, instead of filing charges that are more appropriate and easier to prosecute, such as war crimes (bombing of civilians) and crimes against humanity (extermination, forcible transfer of people, massive murders, rape, etc.). True, genocide has become a magic word, and people think that its mere evocation triggers the strong outrage of the world community and perforce sets in motion UN intervention. But this is not so.
Moreover, strict conditions must be met to prove genocide. In particular, the victims must form an ethnic, religious, racial, or national group, and the perpetrator must entertain "genocidal intent," namely the will to destroy the group as such, in whole or in part. For example, one kills ten Kurds not because they are obnoxious or because the perpetrator has strong feelings against each of them taken individually, but only because they are Kurds; by killing those ten persons he intends to contribute to the destruction of the group as such.
In the case of Darfur, according to Moreno-Ocampo, each of the three tribes does constitute an ethnic group; although they speak the same language as the majority (Arabic) and embrace the same religion (Islam) and their skin is the same color, they constitute distinct ethnic groups because each tribe also speaks a dialect and lives in a particular area. Under this standard, the inhabitants of many European regions – for example, Sicilians, who, in addition to the official language, also speak a dialect and live in a particular area – should be regarded as distinct "ethnic groups."
Furthermore, Moreno-Ocampo has inferred al-Bashir's genocidal intent from a set of facts and conduct that in his view amount to a clear indication of such intent. However, according to the international case law, one can prove by inference a defendant's state of mind only if the inference is the only reasonable one that can be drawn based on the evidence. In the case of Darfur, it would seem more reasonable to infer from the evidence the intent to commit crimes against humanity (extermination, etc.), rather than the intent to annihilate ethnic groups in whole or in part.
The arrest warrant, assuming that the ICC issues it, seems unlikely to produce the extra-judicial effects – the political and moral delegitimization of the accused – that sometimes follow. This happened in the case of former Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic, who, although never arrested, has been removed both from power and the international arena as a result of his indictment in 1995.
Instead, Moreno-Ocampo's request may have negative political repercussions by creating much disarray in international relations. It may harden the Sudanese government's position, endanger the survival of the peace-keeping forces in Darfur, and even induce al-Bashir to take revenge by stopping or making even more difficult the flow of international humanitarian assistance to the two million displaced persons in Darfur. On top of that, Moreno-Ocampo's request might further alienate the Great Powers (China, Russia, and the United States) that are currently hostile to the ICC.


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THE 10 BEST COLLEGE WIDE RECEIVERS IN TEXAS: As the college game leans more and more toward spread offenses and aerial attacks, having a star receiver on your team is becoming a necessity on Saturdays. Here's a look at the 10 best colleges receivers in Texas heading into the 2013 season.
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Followers of Christ Ministry hosted a Feed the Flock meal today.
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New Vision Flea Market is located on Highway 231.
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Mackenzie Barry of Mendham finishes second in the girls Group III NJSIAA Cross Country Group Championships on Nov. 16 at Holmdel Park in Holmdel.
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The No. 6 Tigers, who are hitting .277 on the season, hit .364 as a team in winning three of four games last week.
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