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Now the important question: Would ya?

http://www.dailypilot.com/ocnow/tn-dpt-city-of-newport-sends-obama-campaign-35k-invoice-for-cdm-visit-20120525,0,5232430.story

http://www.nydailynews.com/gossip/gregg-allman-64-engaged-24-year-old-girlfriend-time-i-love-article-1.1084255

The women were stampeded, though.

http://www.nydailynews.com/gossip/bar-refaeli-complains-lack-a-dating-life-hits-flirts-article-1.1084212

From front page of MSN.com: http://www.onspeeddating.com/userforms/eventdescription.aspx?EventID=602 "Guys, no need to worry about meeting a biggie-size chick "down-sizing" to an 8 like when you're dating on-line. We'll be checking labels at the door!"

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It's not available online. Enjoy! Jackson: NFL face of IIAC The former Coe College star still plays the game with an underdog mentality BY CLETE CAMPBELL DUBUQUE TELEGRAPH HERALD STAFF WRITER Posted: Wednesday, May 23, 2012 12:00 am The NFL face of the Iowa Conference and small college football still runs with an underdog's mentality. Buffalo Bills running back Fred Jackson ran his way from a tough childhood to an all-American career at Coe College to NFL stardom the hardest of hard ways. Nothing's come easy for Jackson, the latest proof being the broken fibula that ended his surefire Pro Bowl 2011 season after 10 games. Still, the Bills see Jackson as the future of their running game. Buffalo re-signed its leading rusher for the past three seasons to a new $11 million extension through 2014. Jackson's new deal includes a $3 million signing bonus. "Without a doubt, that (underdog) mentality is going nowhere," Jackson said earlier this month at a press conference announcing his new contract. "That's kind of what got me where I am today." Despite the broken leg that cost him the final six games of the 2011 season, Jackson's 1,376 all-purpose yards accounted for 40 percent of Buffalo's offense last year. "Where he goes from here is up in the air," Iowa Conference commissioner Chuck Yrigoyen said. "He's got to come back from the injury. But that's a guy who could have been in the Pro Bowl last year before he got hurt." Jackson, who will share the Buffalo backfield with first-round pick C.J. Spiller of Clemson, vows his best is yet to come. "I've got to go out and continue to make plays," Jackson said. "That's what I'm here for. I'm here to make my teammates better. I'm here to prove to myself that this is where I belong. I'm looking forward to it. "It will be another challenge. I love challenges. I'm looking forward to getting out there and continuing to play well." Yrigoyen calls Jackson - the 2002 IIAC Most Valuable Player - the perfect ambassador for the NCAA Division III league. "When I think of him, the first thing I think of is the stories of his growing up, his persistence, his pounding himself in (NFL Europe), waiting for his (NFL) break and getting it and taking advantage of it. There is something to be said for not just the numbers he's put up, but where he's come from. "When I think about his (IIAC) legacy, I think about the adversity and the persistence he's shown to get to this level. Even if he doesn't have all these rushing and receiving yards, what he's done to get to the (NFL) is his legacy."

http://www.nydailynews.com/gossip/bill-clinton-shares-spotlight-monaco-porn-starlets-brooklyn-lee-tasha-reign-article-1.1083749

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http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/localnews/2018264033_theaterpunch23m.html

http://www.buffalonews.com/business/article868225.ece http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wilson_Greatbatch

Speaking of Wade and the Village People:

This is the PPP board - blame Bush.

Well, that didn't take long: http://newsok.com/news/article/3677634

http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/sexy-york-woman-fired-busty-article-1.1082045

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http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/chest_another_day_in_nyc_G0D04qiFcPEdJtGAtZTeoK

Lawyer sues the girlfriend of a guy that was killed in a car crash while texting (she wasn't in the car) by saying that, because she texted him, she is liable for him texting back to her while he was driving: http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/texting_driver_spells_VtlfopCrrakk8PjDKVhjWJ

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It's not available online. Enjoy! Buffalo's Kelsay speaks at Salvation Army event in Olean By Kate Day Sager Olean Times Herald OLEAN — When Buffalo Bills tight end Kevin Everett suffered a career-ending, life-threatening cervical spine injury in a 2007 game, defensive end Chris Kelsay lead the team in prayer on the field. Mr. Kelsay’s faith both on and off the field were discussed during his presentation to those gathered for the Salvation Army’s 2011 Annual Awards Dinner Wednesday at the Premier Banquet Center. The event was attended by Salvation Army Majors William and Cecelia Lynch, as well as advisory board members, volunteers and residents of the community. Musical entertainment was provided by Christina Lynch DeLorenzo, daughter of the Lynches. Mr. Kelsay, who has played for the Bills since 2003, said he found his way to God while at the University of Nebraska from 1998 to 2002. While he excelled in the classroom and on the field, he admitted that he wasn’t living his life the right way. “I was going out partying too much and chasing girls, the typical thing that college kids do,” Mr. Kelsay said. When he moved out of the dorms after his freshman year, a roommate led him in a different direction — toward God. Mr. Kelsay said while he wanted a life in Christ, he wasn’t certain he could measure up. He soon learned, however, that he could play on God’s terms. He said he later met a college girl named Natalie who would also share his faith and become his wife. After college, he was drafted by the Bills, the only pro team he has ever played for. He said met the team’s chaplain, Fred Raines, at the beginning of his career. “In the locker room, he doesn’t force anything upon you,” Mr. Kelsay said of Chaplain Raines. “He came up to me and invited me to Bible study 10 years ago, and we’ve been involved ever since.” Mr. Kelsay told the group that first and foremost he is a follower of Jesus Christ, and secondly he is a family man. “Football is down here,” he said while drawing a laugh from the audience by gesturing with his hands at his waist. “I wish we’d won a little bit more, but I think we’re on the right track,” he said of the Bills. During a question-and-answer session, Mr. Kelsay was asked if he found conflicts with his Christian faith and the violence sometimes experienced on the field. Mr. Kelsay stated that he plays the game with as much integrity as possible. “I think if you take the approach that you’re not out there to intentionally hurt somebody, you should have a fair conscience,” he remarked. Olean Mayor Linda Witte, an advisory board member, asked Mr. Kelsay what he would have done for his livelihood if he hadn’t played football. He replied that his degree is in finance. “I hope I never have to use that,” he added. Mr. Kelsay said he does entertain thoughts of entering the ministry or coaching kids someday after his football career is over. When asked how it was arranged for him to speak for the Salvation Army event, he said Chaplain Raines had set up the engagement. He noted he and some of the other Bills players also speak to youngsters during programs conducted at the Buffalo Christian Center. Chaplain Raines also addressed the group and said he has been with the Bills for the past 29 years and has seen nine coaching changes during that period. He noted that of a roster of approximately 53 players, 15 to 20 men have a “solid faith” in God. He said Mr. Kelsay has been a strong Christian leader among the other players. This was demonstrated when Mr. Everett was severely injured on the field during the Sept. 9, 2007, season-opening game. “Chris actually was the one who prayed with the whole team during the time” on the field, Chaplain Raines said.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/reliable-source/post/al-gore-has-a-girlfriend-california-donor-and-activist-elizabeth-keadle/2012/05/17/gIQASYe2WU_blog.html

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http://www.theage.com.au/victoria/school-failed-to-get-me-into-law-20120516-1yrcb.html ''I didn't ever feel I was getting the support I needed to really excel.'' Her mother, Elizabeth Weir, is also suing the school for lost income and other expenses.