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William Gallas fears Tottenham will struggle in their next three Premier League matches due to the suspension of Emmanuel Adebayor.
The forward will be available for Thursday's Europa League tie against Lazio in Rome but will be absent for the League games against West Ham, Liverpool and Fulham after he was sent off during the 5-2 defeat at Arsenal on Saturday.
Adebayor is the only forward in Tottenham's squad with the natural attributes to play as a lone frontman in Andre Villas-Boas's preferred 4-2-3-1 system and Gallas, a former team-mate of the Togo international at Arsenal, understands what a blow this is for Spurs.
"It's a big loss for us because he has a lot of quality," said the Frenchman. "He can keep the ball, he can score, and having him means we can play the long ball or the short ball.
"Against Arsenal it was really difficult to stay in the game because Adebayor was sent off but in other recent matches, like against Manchester City and Chelsea, I think we've missed something. We have to work hard again and try to come back."
Villas-Boas attempted to play down the significance of the result at Emirates Stadium by claiming, curiously, that his team had been superior for most of the match but the run of fixtures that awaits could shape his team's season.
The result in Rome will have a significant impact on Spurs's ability to progress in the Europa League, a competition to which Villas-Boas is determined to give maximum importance.
Sam Allardyce's in-form West Ham side visit White Hart Lane three days later before the home match against Liverpool on November 28 and the trip to Fulham on December 1. An away match at Everton follows the derby at Craven Cottage and although Villas-Boas insists publicly that there is little wrong with his side, they have won only five of their 12 Premier League fixtures this season, and four of those have come against the bottom four teams in the table.
Gallas was more candid than his manager and admitted that there is a lack of self-belief within the squad.
"The confidence can be low and we have to work hard in training to try to get it back. The season is long but we know how difficult it can be to qualify for the Champions League. We have some injured players like Benoit Assou-Ekotto, Younes Kaboul and Mousa Dembele who are very important to us but the squad are still good and we are unlucky not to have these players. We have to try to play without them.
"West Ham is our next League game and it will be difficult. We have a target and we have to try to keep working towards it. If we do that, it will come."
Villas-Boas said last week that Dembele had a 50-50 chance of returning to the team for the Lazio game.
The Belgian midfielder has not played for his club since the 2-0 win over Aston Villa on October 7 and Spurs have missed his creativity in midfield as he has tried to recover from a hip injury.
When he replaced Harry Redknapp as manager, Villas-Boas was set a target of qualifying for next season's Champions League and the task already looks tough. As they contemplate an arduous run of fixtures, Spurs are six points adrift of fourth place.
The Portuguese admitted his side had under-achieved so far this season but he is convinced Spurs can revive themselves. "Football is driven by results," he said. "We are disappointed by what has happened and our position in the League but our belief is strong."
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In a speech March 5 at the Federal Managers Conference, the Massachusetts native told attendees who were from regions other than D.C. the hottest places to hang out in the next few days they're in town.
"You're here just in time" to watch the city's "preparation for this substance known as snow," he said. "I suggest you go to anyplace that sells hardware or groceries and entertain yourselves as to how the locals react to this event."
He added, "It will look an awful lot like discussions on sequestration, frankly, acted out in some form of performance art."
As of this writing, on the morning of March 6, the storm seems to be a non-event in Washington, although the suburbs to the west are getting some real accumulating snow.
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The Dallas Mavericks are moving on without guard Delonte West, and their starting center for Tuesday night's season opener on the road against the Los Angeles Lakers will likely be someone who wasn't even on the roster a week ago.
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The Dallas Mavericks are moving on without guard Delonte West, and their starting center for Tuesday night's season opener on the road against the Los Angeles Lakers will likely be someone who wasn't even on the roster a week ago.
The Mavericks waived West on Monday, the eve of a second straight season with a major roster makeover. West was part of the first retooling a year ago, and figured to be a valuable role player again before two suspensions in as many weeks for conduct detrimental to the team.
Dallas had to dump West to make room for Eddy Curry, a journeyman center who was picked up last week after San Antonio let him go. Curry likely will get the start against the Lakers because Chris Kaman and backup Brandon Wright are battling injuries.
West, who has bipolar disorder, indicated in a series of tweets after the second suspension that his future in Dallas was in doubt. The eighth-year pro was involved in a pair of locker room incidents during the preseason. He was on his second straight one-year contract for the veteran minimum, which was $1.2 million this season.
Part of West's value a year ago came from being a younger, experienced player to help aging point guard Jason Kidd and another 30-something guard in Jason Terry. But the Mavericks have a much younger backcourt after getting Darren Collison from Indiana to replace Kidd when they missed out on Deron Williams and adding free agent O.J. Mayo to fill Terry's scoring role.
Dallas grabbed Curry last week after he was released by San Antonio, and he had 11 points and seven rebounds in 27 minutes in Dallas' preseason finale against Charlotte on Friday.
The fourth pick of the 2001 draft by Chicago, Curry improved his scoring averages all four seasons with the Bulls before getting traded to New York. He averaged a career-high 19.5 points per game in 2006-07 but has played just 24 games combined the past three seasons.
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"This is what we got. That's the way it is," said Marion, now second to Nowitzki in Dallas tenure. "We can't harp on it all day. We'll do what we gotta do."
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MORE THAN 1,000 runners from across the country are set to turn out for Worcester's long-awaited first marathon and half marathon event on Sunday (April 15).
Hundreds of running enthusiasts and hardy fund-raisers will be flocking to Sixways Stadium on Sunday morning for the start of the inaugural event.
The race's official charity is St Richard's Hospice which is hoping to raise £50,000 from the event.
The race, organised by Threshold Events, has attracted almost 900 entrants for the half and over 300 contestants for the full marathon.
Starting at 9.30am at Worcester Warriors RFC's ground, the race will take runners on a scenic route, heading out east from the city, through Oddlingley towards Goosehill Green, near Hanbury, before coming back past the Worcestershire villages of Himbleton, Crowle and Tibberton.
The half marathon runners will complete one loop, while participants in the full marathon will take on a second lap, which will include an extra trip past Grafton Flyford, before eventually reaching the last downhill mile to the finish line back at the rugby ground.
Everyone competing will receive prizes, including a t-shirt and a goody bag. There will also be awards for the first, second and third male and female finishers, along with prizes for the highest placed team and corporate team.
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NEW YORK - JANUARY 25: Matt Cooke #24 of the Pittsburgh Penguins skates against the New York Rangers on January 25, 2010 at Madison Square Garden in New York City. Penguins defeated the Rangers 4-2. (Photo by Mike Stobe/Getty Images)
Free Agency has started and with it comes some interesting moves. First, the Wild traded away Devon Setoguchi for a 2nd round pick, but that's a "who cares" kindof trade. The big news? THE CHEAPEST HACK IN THE NHL IS NOW A MINNESOTA WILD! Matt Cooke, more famous for ending careers than winning games, signed a 3 year contract with the Minnesota Wild. Ok, the upside to this: Matt Cooke is a big hitting forward that is an obvious replacement of Cal Clutterbuck. He has been on winning teams in the past. He can score goals on occasion. He was nominated for the Masterton and lost to current Wild Josh Harding. The downside? This is a player that is almost universally reviled. I say almost because the Pens fans still defend him for the same reason, invariably, that Wild fans will inevitably defend him: He's on your team. Another downside? He's one blindside Savard-esque hit from being McSorley'd. This guy skates on thin ice everywhere he goes. He's cheap. $833k (and change) for 3 years (3 years $2.5 million). He did have a decent year last year blocking shots but then again, someone had to because Marc Andre Sievry couldn't. Trust me when I say it: This was a BAD idea. If the Wild really did want Cooke's services, they should have gone for a 1 year contract with a club option (if that's possible) for a second year. He may have only had 36 PIM in 48 games last season, but he's still one of the most if not the most dangerous skater in the NHL and that's saying something (as a Red Wings fan who couldn't defend the Wings' signing Bertuzzi).
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The Seattle Seahawks, Dallas Cowboys, Carolina Panthers, St. Louis Rams and Philadelphia Eagles should be extremely displeased that they didn't pick up WR Nate Poole on any of the four occasions that he was released from the Arizona Cardinals because if they had, the Green Bay Packers wouldn't be in the playoffs. But they are, and right now they might be the most dangerous team in the NFC.
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HOISINGTON - Geraldine Callaway, 83, was born April 30, 1928, in Dodge City, to the Rev. Louis Clyde and Lorraine Goddard Gale. Geraldine died Dec. 10 in Hoisington.
HOISINGTON - Shawn Alan Ney, 33, died Dec. 10 in Great Bend. Born Dec. 16, 1977, in Hoisington, he was the son of Michael and Debra (Bennett) Ney. A lifelong resident of Barton County, he graduated from Barton Community College with an Associate in Science degree from the LPN program.
Ross Behrens, 56, died Dec. 11 at Wesley Medical Center in Wichita. Born March 18, 1955, in Great Bend, he was the son of Fred and Dorothy (Ratliff) Behrens Jr. On Jan. 31, 1975, he married Karen Nagel in Great Bend. A lifetime resident of Great Bend, he was a truck driver and a machinist for Aaron's Repair.
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JP Energy Development on Tuesday announced plans to build a new interstate crude oil pipeline to be called the Kansas Express as part of a 15-year agreement with Tug Hill Operating to move crude oil from the Mississippian Lime play in south-central Kansas to Cushing, Okla.
The company, an affiliate of JP Energy Partners, says the new pipeline will have the capacity to add more producers.
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Fears that Britain's first Christian radio station would be all folksy revivalism seemed confirmed at its press launch yesterday, when three of the presenters picked up a tambourine, a harmonica and a guitar and launched into Bob Dylan's "Blowin' in the Wind".
The last time the guitarist Sal Solo reached the radio big time, he was lead singer of the Eighties band Classix Nouveaux who had a hit with "Is it a Dream?".
A similar thought must have crossed his mind as he stared at Cindi Kent, former lead singer of the Sixties band The Settlers, warbling "How many roads must a man walk down?"
Solo, who has worked in broadcasting for decade, will present a weekend Christian music chart show when Premier goes on air in London and the South-east this afternoon. Kent, a former religious producer for Capital Radio, will front an afternoon magazine programme aimed at women, while the third member of the trio, the lead singer of Manfred Mann, Paul Jones, will lead listeners through his collection of Gospel music.
The station's programme director, Mark Seaman, says Premier will offer all the radio standards of news, current affairs, music and chat, but with a Christian twist.
A coffee-time show with phone-ins will cover issues such as health and relationships, an afternoon magazine will deal with more health, holidays and cookery, while the late night cocoa-time slot will be taking in music and showbiz guests. There will be a slice of morning worship and "In Between the Lines", an attempt to make the Bible relevant to modern life.
Premier believes the problem with current religious output is that it consigns faith to broadcasting ghettoes, placing God in a box. Faith becomes narrowly defined in terms of the Church, instead of being placed in the context of daily life. Mr Seaman explains: "People are looking for some sort of moral stance and traditional basics that we can live by." However, he adds, Premier will not preach. "We're not about hitting people over the head with a Bible."
The station's willingness to take a stance has been demonstrated by its refusal to take advertising for the National Lottery, described by Premier's chief executive, Peter Meadows, as a "national evil in conflict with the Christian ethics of the station".
Indications that this latest radio wannabe is ready to take off the gloves in the fight for listeners came this week with the announcement that it would run its own "Thought for the Day", head to head with Radio 4's daily spiritual turn on the Today programme.
The presenters of Premier's "Reflection for the Day" will include Richard Bewes and Elaine Storkey, both poached from the Radio 4 version. The slot underlines Premier's belief that a hefty bulk of its listening will come from the BBC - 37 per cent, according to the station's pre-launch research.
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By pledging to slash services and hike stamp prices, Canada Post has set itself on the road to extinction.
It doesn't have to be that way.
The Crown corporation says it plans to end door-to-door delivery for five million households even as it raises the price of a stamp to $1. It says it has no choice if it is to avoid losing money.
Yet Canada Post is far from being a financial basket case. Its letter mail volumes may be shrinking. But with one exception, it has posted a profit every year since 1994.
It still has more retail outlets across Canada than any other company. It has spent millions upgrading its delivery technology and has started to move into new areas of business.
The Canadian Union of Postal Workers, which represents most employees at the crown corporation, argues that one of those new areas should be banking. It makes a surprisingly strong argument.
I say surprising because Canadians don't usually associate the post office with banking. But as John Anderson points out, in a research paper published this fall by the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives, postal savings banks are money makers world-wide.
New Zealand's postal banking system, which was re-invigorated just eight years ago, now accounts for 70 per cent of the profit earned by that country's post office. The comparable figure for Italy is 67 per cent.
France's postal savings bank accounts for 36 per cent of its postal service's pre-tax earnings. Britain is privatizing mail delivery. But it is not privatizing its system of post offices and postal savings banks. They're too lucrative.
Would postal savings banks work here? Would they provide enough revenue to cross-subsidize money-losing mail delivery?
Canada Post's current management pooh-poohs the idea. But former Canada Post CEO Moya Greene, who is generally regarded as a business superstar (in 2010, the Brits talent-spotted her to head up the Royal Mail), was much more open to the idea.
Speaking to a Senate committee three months before taking up her Royal Mail job, Greene said Canada Post was seriously considering the idea of offering full financial services.
"We . . . need to diversify the revenue stream and be in wholly different businesses than we are today," she told the committee. "I note, for example, that many postal administrations have made a success of banking."
She pointed out that Canada Post currently operates a $1 billion money order business and that in many northern communities the local post office already acts as a kind of bank.
In fact, Canada used to have a postal savings bank system. Pierre Trudeau's Liberal government abolished it in 1969, in part because — given that the chartered banks operated branches almost everywhere — it seemed unnecessary.
But as Anderson notes, the chartered banks are pulling back. Canadian banks now have 1,800 fewer branches country-wide than they did in 1990. Credit unions, too, are scaling back.
Up to 15 per cent of Canadians are estimated to have no bank accounts at all, which leaves them reliant on so-called payday lenders charging interest rates that, in Ontario, can exceed 540 per cent.
Anderson's point is that there is a role for a national postal savings bank in Canada. Certainly, the chartered banks, which altogether earned $28.6 billion in profits last year, could use the competition.
At base, Canada Post is an operation characterized by high overhead costs. These represent the buildings, equipment and labour needed to operate a coast-to-coast operation. Such overhead costs are both the company's weakness and its strength.
They are its weakness because they do not fall when revenues drop. It is as expensive to deliver 10 letters to a particular block as it is to deliver 100.
But they are its strength because they allow for economies of scale. Which is another way of saying that Canada Post, if it had the wit, could use the cross-country structure it already has in place to offer something more.
The union says that this something more could include banking. Don't dismiss the idea out of hand. Canada Post's alternative strategy — less service at higher prices — can only result in a death spiral.
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Toulouse captain Thierry Dusautoir has set his sights on a successful defence of the Heineken Cup - starting with their opening Pool 6 clash with London Wasps at Le Stadium on Sunday.
There have been a remarkable four titles in 15 seasons for coach Guy Noves' team but three times they have tried and three times they have failed to defend the coveted trophy - a feat only managed by Leicester Tigers in 2002 - with London Wasps denying Toulouse the "double" at Twickenham Stadium in 2004
"Naturally the objective is to retain our title this time round," said the man who also led his country to Grand Slam glory last season. "We have not been able to achieve that so far and it would be terrific to do it but we are aware that it's tough enough just to get to another final the following season. But we belong to an extremely ambitious club and we would love to go as far as possible once again.
"You never get tired of winning - it is such a great feeling each time - and that will be our objective. And we will approach the competition with a lot of enthusiasm, it is something all of us enjoy so much each year as the spirit of the Heineken Cup fits well with our own frame of mind.
"Our first goal is to get a great start against London Wasps and we will be wary of all our opponents to avoid being knocked out early in the tournament as happened in 2007. It's always important in the Heineken Cup to do well in the early stages and we will be going in at the deep end against a tough English squad who are amongst the favourites in the tournament.
"Regarding the potential danger ahead of us in this group, I'd say all teams are dangerous but the biggest danger that could present itself would be to lose our first game at home, we would be shooting ourselves in the foot if that happened. Being the title holders doesn't change much for us - if anything it gives us the extra hunger to win it again - and we always have that energy and will to produce and perform well in this European competition.
"We are always hungry to win more titles, that is the key for us to get motivated each season, and after seeing the video recap on last season's games it reminds us of all the strong emotions that we want to experience again this year. All the work and effort you put in throughout the season are not always rewarded so when that happens it is something for you to enjoy. However, that all goes quickly because soon enough you have to prepare for the new season and start all over again."
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"Then the LORD God asked the woman, "How could you do such a thing?" "The serpent tricked me," she replied. "That's why I ate it." Genesis 3:13
Satan is the biggest con man who ever lived. When he comes knocking we'd best just lock the door. He's not coming for treats - he is coming to give us the treatment.
This master of the bait and switch promises pleasure and delivers scrambled brains, guilt, disease and death.
If we just leave the door slightly ajar, he comes in through the smallest of openings and, once in, can trick us into trading our birth right of the abundant new life we received when we received Jesus Christ for the wages of sin.
How many people do you know who have ridiculed the weaknesses of others who have become addicted slaves to alcohol, tobacco, pornography, adultery, or drugs, only to become addicted them selves.
Satan promised Eve the treat of knowing as much as God and tricked her into disobeying God and partaking of the forbidden fruit. Humanity has been in a mess ever since.
"God didn't really mean that", "everyone's doing it", "God wants me to be happy"," I can enjoy this without becoming addicted:" are not thoughts that come from God, but tricks that Satan uses to plant thoughts into our hearts that can speed our descent into the downward spiral of moral decay and disaster.
The good news is that we have not been left defenseless by our Savior. He has freed us from bondage to sin.
He has also given us the armor to withstand the tricks of the evil one if we will only put it on.
Father, give me the wisdom and spiritual discernment to recognize and not fall for the tricks of the great deceiver. In Jesus' name Amen
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ESPN's Adam Schefter reported the program, which was to begin June 26 in Canton, Ohio, will be called off. It was the first time the event was scheduled to be held at the Pro Football Hall of Fame. It is mandatory for all 254 draft picks to attend the event where they get information on some of the dangers of professional football. Lessons on money management are given.
"It's unfortunate that a league that claims to care so much about its players has chosen to eliminate an event that is truly beneficial to incoming rookies," NFL agent Steve Caric told National Football Post's Aaron Wilson.
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Asbarez reports that Hamparian, a member of the Armenian National Committee of America's national Board of Directors and a lifelong ANCA activist will discuss specific ways in which Armenian Americans of all backgrounds can play a decisive role in advancing the Armenian Cause. He will discuss the ANCA's leadership role in working on the Return of Armenian Churches confiscated by the Republic of Turkey and its efforts with respect to Armenia, Artsakh and Javakh. He will also focus his remarks on the organization's successful efforts to engage a new generation of Armenian Americans to continue participating in America's democratic process to advance issues of special concern to Armenian Americans.
Born in New York City and raised in the New Jersey, Hamparian is a graduate of Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey. At this school he earned both an undergraduate degree and a Masters in International Relations. Hamparian has worked for a number of members of Congress, handling budget, tax and trade issues and also serving as a key staffer for international relations work related to the House Committee on Foreign Affairs. Most recently, he worked as the chief foreign affairs aide for New Jersey Congressman Steven R. Rothman.
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Rory Culkin plays the token horror-movie aficionado, taking us through "the rules," though the 21st century brings some changes. The murders have to be more extreme, the killer wants to videotape all of his conquests, and — gasp! — virgins aren't safe anymore! The first look at the reunion of Neve Campbell, Courteney Cox, and David Arquette has me giddy for more, and dare I say the upcoming installment looks even better than Scream 3. Check out all the star-studded goodness for yourself when you read more.
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Ben Kingsley plays vile gangsters so well, no one blinked when his character in Sexy Beast ended up in hell snarling at demons. Everyone just laughed.
It's hell of a different kind where he lands in the black comedy You Kill Me, which in many respects is like an unofficial sequel to Sexy Beast, seven years on.
Not so sexy, and more pathetic than beastly, Kingsley's mob hit man Frank Falenczyk is no longer the feared gunslinger he once was.
He has succumbed to the bottle, so much so that he nods off while stalking a victim. His slip allows an Irish mob rival named O'Leary (Denis Farina) to proceed with plans to muscle Frank's extended Polish family out of the lucrative snow plow business in Buffalo, a place that gets a lot of snow.
Frank's boss Roman (Philip Baker Hall), who also happens to be his uncle, makes his nephew an offer he can't refuse: get clean and get straight, or he'll be the one who gets plowed under.
The scene shifts to sunny San Francisco, where a reluctant Frank struggles with sobriety under the watchful eye of a mob-appointed nag named Dave (Bill Pullman).
Frank joins Alcoholics Anonymous, makes a pal in fellow A.A. member Tom (Luke Wilson) and gets a job working as a mortician in a funeral home.
Get the joke? Frank used to make corpses, now he's learning how to pretty them up.
But director John Dahl (Red Rock West) is working more than just one gag here, as are screenwriters Christopher Markus and Stephen McFeely (The Chronicles of Narnia).
Their main chuckle concerns Frank's real dilemma: in order to save his own life and set things right in Buffalo, he has to get back into shape so he can return to ending the lives of others. He's the Grim Reaper in rehab.
It takes exceedingly twisted minds, but also quite clever ones, to make light of something this dark.
Especially when the movie shifts into romantic comedy with the arrival of sardonic realtor Laurel (Téa Leoni), a gal for whom the word "no" is only a negotiating position. She's attracted to Frank and willing to learn everything about him, even if that requires taking instructions in cocking guns and slitting throats. Well, it beats watching a bad video on Saturday night.
In the wrong hands, this material could be almost unbearable. And there are times when it strays into the Twilight Zone, as when Frank calmly explains to his fellow A.A. members that he kills people for a living. No one runs from the room or calls the cops. Maybe they've just learned to expect anything on the 12 steps to recovery.
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Big Bird, the loveable and iconic character from the hit television show "Sesame Street," is making an unexpected debut on the American political scene, popping up on social media sites in the United States.
The 8-foot tall, yellow, talking bird became a hot topic during Wednesday's presidential debate, minutes after Republican contender Mitt Romney pledged to cut funding to PBS, the Public Broadcasting Service that airs the educational children's show.
"I'm sorry Jim, I'm gonna stop the subsidy to PBS," Romney said to debate moderator Jim Lehrer, who also works for the network. "I like PBS, I love Big Bird… but I'm going to stop borrowing money from China to pay for things we don't need."
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In the hours following the debate, a new Twitter account under the name @FiredBigBird gained more than 20,000 followers.
"If Mitt Romney wins this is what I will be forced to do…" the account holder tweeted, with a picture attached of Big Bird holding a sign that reads, "Will work for food." The account has since been suspended.
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Dad told me it's been there for the past week.
I am really out of the loop.
It's cute as shit tho.
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Meeks In No Rush
The San Diego (Calif.) Del Norte defensive back, Quenton Meeks, isn't in a hurry to wind things down…
Quenton Meeks on Stanford
Quenton meeks
By David Lombardi
Stanford Football Insider
Date: Jul 17, 2014
Versatile San Diego product explains why new Stanford secondary coach Duane Akina is such a valuable addition to the Cardinal's effort.
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The San Diego (Calif.) Del Norte defensive back, Quenton Meeks, isn't in a hurry to wind things down…