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Hey Don, you sound like a fellow Messianic. Truth is hard for most to accept. We have inherited lies about our creator and how he wishes to be worshipped. Let's not even get into the fact that the "J" was not even around before 200 years ago. My favorite is good Friday to easter Sunday… 3 days and nights in the earth is the only sign we were given as proof of who he was, yet people cannot count to 3. How do you get 3 days and 3 nights from Friday to Sunday? And since I am on this rant how about the 4th commandment. Who gave man the right to change the Sabbath? Ever notice that it is the only commandment that starts out with the word "REMEMBER".. Most people will continue doing as they please and blow off what GOD meant for us to do. Eat what you want, worship when you want, celebrate pagan dates and say you are doing it for GOD, and all will be good… right… Talk about being set in you ways. Those laws were only for the Jews, that's what you hear from your typical Christian, and don't even try to argue your point you will be called legalistic. What a shame…
November 8, 2013 at 12:08am
Maybe there is hope for this guy after all… on the other hand… If what he said is true, and sexy is being smart, thoughtful, and generous; then I must say that Glenn Beck is the sexiest man I know of. I have every reason to believe that Glenn Beck is what I would simply call "A GOOD MAN" Something that I strive to be. Glenn has pictures and paintings of those he admires hung all around him to remind him of what he aspires to be. I would like pictures of Glenn Beck and George Washington, both men should be called amazing in the truest sense of the word!!! Not sucking up, just how I see things…
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Hey Timmy, you are a dumbass!!!
Mixing water and wine? Where did you get that?
So Christians are the Catholic church?
Like I said Timmy, you are a dumbass!!
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Funny story, a little bit on topic. A couple of years ago my 23yr old son finally got a date with the high school hottie he had had a crush on for all of high school. About half way through the date it was made quite clear that she has always had the hots for him and he would in fact get lucky at the end of the date if he wanted. They were having a great time until the subject changed to politics. He found out that she was a liberal now living in Canada. They discussed in detail everything that was going on in politics at the time and no matter what facts he hit her with she (as liberals always do) changed direction of the conversation every time. When she started with the Obummer worship he had more than he could take. He put the car in gear and without uttering a word drove her back to where she was staying. Being totally confused by this action she asked what was up and why no sex. He then explained to her that knowing she was one of those obtuse liberal morons that will not only argue fiction and ignore facts but refuses to face reality and ignore or try and twist the Constitution, there is no way he could spend more time with her and would never sleep with her, and the thought of that event has actually made him a little sick to his stomach. I was really proud of him for that. Back in my day I would have nailed her and never called her again but I was a bit of a jerk. He is now with a very "nice" conservative girl that is better looking and actually has a brain!
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Maybe we should get a stun gun and some new cowboy boots for the kicking.. Glad he went to that house and not mine… He would have been answered by a 12ga or a 7.62X54R round istead of current and wires… I hate the thought of taking a life, but if it comes down to me or them…. I guess we shoot first and… well forget the questons…. then we simply break out the shovels.. Do you think maybe the police acted stupidly in this case??? I live in Christmas Fl. just a hop skip and a jump to Palm Bay… bad area all in all…. better there than here!!!
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This should be a national story with every news outlet there is. What about this "supposed" freedom from religion that the left talks so much about? Oh that's right, it only applies to Christians and Jews. There should be outrage from the athiests out there in never never land. Where is the ACLU on this one? You can have all the tolerance in the world if you want, but I don't have much at all when it comes to musee's….. They can keep their moon god….. I'll take the GOD of Abraham, Issac, and Jacob any day of the week. I just wish more people understood that he actually has a name, and it is not "LORD"…. YHWH RULES!!!
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Well in the words of O'Reilly, you sir are a pinhead. Freedom to worship GOD… think about this from the standpoint of the times. The founders never thought of worshipping a flower pot or the devil. What kind of twisted fool would even think such a thing? Freedom to worship GOD without the state getting in the way of HOW to worship and not founding a state religion.
October 3, 2012 at 12:29am
Check out the part about how he found Jesus… He talks about needing his help and makes a rather strange hand gesture…. check it out and see what you think of right off the bat and listen closely to what he says… I think this was intentional and blasphemous to say the least… can't tell you exactly where it is on the video, I watched enough on Hannity…
October 3, 2012 at 12:17am
I have not gone through and read all of the posts so I don't know if I am the first to notice this or not….
During the speech watch his right hand motions as he is talking about being weak and needing the help of Jesus….. This stood out like a sore thumb to me…. looks like he's making the wackoff motion.. as if to say he can help me out with this….. I hate to go there, but like I said, it stood out….
July 8, 2012 at 9:31am
Please forgive me for being a bit uninformed, but I thought healthcare was a service. How can a service be a human right? I guess by that train of thought Jiffy Lube should provide free oil changes because without clean oil my engine will blow up… As far as Hate this country goes…. well there is always Cuba….
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Years ago I worked in a farrowing house. It was by far the most disgusting job I have ever had. These people should be beaten and shot on sight for this kind of treatment of animals. On the other hand, the pig is not meant for food. I am not a Jew, but I can read, and the bible clearly states that we should not eat swine. Most of you will say the "LAW" was for the Jews. Not true. Look in Revelations. It talks about people eating mice and swines flesh. Those who will not hear the TORAH, even their prayer is an abomination. Those who eat this stuff better change their ways before it is too late! Sorry, just had to go there. Look at the health hazards of eating these things. Why do you think that is? These creatures were made to be the garbage cans of the earth. What do they eat? Death… That is what you get for eating them, along with dirty oceans, lakes, and streams. Think about this before you pass judgement on me for these statements. Get on your knees and ask forgiveness for your sins, including ignoring TORAH! The instrucions for life, not law…May YHWH bless you all!!!
February 14, 2012 at 3:37am
If you will honestly do some digging on where Easter and Christmas came from you will find pagan roots all day long. How about 3 days and 3 nights in the earth. Good Friday to Easter Sunday… do the math. Our creator has "HIS" way of keeping time. Sundown is the beginning of a new day.
Why would you eat maggots? You probably wouldn't because they eat death, so why would you eat shell fish? They are the oceans trash cans. Same goes for pork, dog, cat, rat, snakes, and so on. They are not meant to be eaten.
I said honestly remember… Start with the Sabbath, a Greek word for seventh. The calendar never changed as far as the number of days in the week, only the length of months and so on. So where in the bible does it say the Sabbath was changed. It doesn't. So why do most churches do it on Sunday? Who changed it, not GOD! Who are we to go against the creator and his commandments? Remember these are commandment, not suggestions. Oh and don't go for the "he only gave that to the Jews" bit. There were many nations represented at the mountain when he shouted down the top 10. His instructions were good enough for Yeshua and he kept them prefectly, so why don't we? We are to walk in his footsteps right? Then why not REALLY try to follow his example. The only laws he ever broke were those of the Rabbis' and their man made laws, like the washing of hands and a Sabbath days journey. This was man made and is not to be observed.
Sorry for going off on a tangent here. Trying
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I don't call myself a Christian because it is a Greek term. I would say I am a Messianic Hebrew. Since our creator never changes neither do his instructions. I keep what you would call Mosaic Law. I keep the true 7th day Sabbath (Shabbat) I use the Hebrew name Yeshua instead of the Greek name Jesus I have even found that GOD actually has a name. Every time you see "LORD" in the bible all in caps, it gives you his real name. The Hebrew letters are yod hey vav hey. Best prounced as YAHWEH. I don't eat unclean things that were not intended as food. I keep his feasts and don't celebrate pagan holidays. Not trying to buy my way into the new kingdom, just trying to obey. There is only one way to reach the kingdom and that is thru Yeshua. The law was not done away with! Not one jot or tittle. The only thing I have found from Lev. that has changed is the sacrifice because Yeshua was the ultimate sacrifice and cannot be matched. We as "Christians" have inherited lies and few pastors will admit this. The first 4 commandments show how to respect our creator and the last 6 show how to respect our fellow man. I do have a problem with loving my neighbor as there are so many jerks out there. Just when I think I have it licked some dope comes along and blows that for me. So many lies. Sunday, Easter, Christmas, going to heaven when you die, once saved always saved, pre-tribulation rapture, the deck has been stacked against us and it just doesn't seem fair. I also hate this itchy bea
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As far as Christmas goes… This is AMERICA and if you want to celebrate it, you have the freedom to do so and should not be screwed with. I am not offended by people saying Merry Christmas and hope they are not offended by my responce of Happy Hanukka. I live in CHRISTMAS, FL and there is a year round Christmas tree right on the main street. I don't have a problem with this as it neither picks my pocket nor breaks my leg. My views will be unpopular here but… I used to do the x-mas thing but found out it "really is" a pagan holiday. All manmade gods' birthdays are on Dec. 25th. The son of the GOD of Abraham was not and could not have been born on this day. We are not to learn the ways of the heathen and worship GOD in this way. We have inherited lies from our ancestors and continue to keep these traditions. I have to be honest about. I have never wanted my way, just the absolute truth. Even the Sabbath was changed by man. GOD does not change and neither did the Sabbath. I would urge all Christians to question with boldness. Oh yeah, I am not a JW, I am a Messianic Hebrew. I hope nobody here is offended by this as this is not my intention. I have searched long and hard about x-mas, the Sabbath, food laws and GODS' feasts. Even the REAL name of GOD has been hidden from us. The things I have found blew my mind. I just want to obey our creator, no matter what he says to do, I will do it. I know this is not the place to get on this soap box but I felt compelled.
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MIDLAND, MI - The West Michigan Whitecaps were in dire need of a win on Thursday night, and the heart of the order responded by powering the offense to a 5-2 victory over the Great Lakes Loons at Dow Diamond.
West Michigan (31-35) had lost nine of their previous 12 games heading into play on Thursday, using the win to avoid a three-game sweep while snapping a seven-game winning streak for Great Lakes (25-41).
Devon Travis went 3-for-5 while Jeff Holm and Lance Durham each homered and drove in a pair. The third, fourth and fifth hitters in the lineup combined to go 7-for-14 with a pair of home runs, four runs scored and four RBI.
On the mound, Endrys Briceno led a quartet of Whitecaps' pitchers who allowed just two unearned runs.
Holm got the scoring started, blasting a solo homer in the second inning before doubling home Travis in the third for a 2-0 lead.
It was a 2-1 ballgame when Jared Reaves grounded an RBI-single through the right side in the fourth. One inning later, Durham slugged a long two-run blast to right-center that staked West Michigan to a 5-1 advantage.
Briceno (3-4) and company did the rest.
The 21-year-old right-hander from Venezuela allowed just two hits and one unearned run over five innings of work, striking out three and walking one. Since May 20, Baseball America's No. 22-rated Tigers' prospect is 3-1 with a sparkling 1.20 ERA and four quality starts in five outings.
Logan Ehlers, Guido Knudson and Jose Valdez combined to limit the Loons to one unearned run on three singles over the final four innings. Valdez worked the ninth, striking out a pair to earn his 14th save of the season.
The Whitecaps return to Fifth Third Ballpark to open their final home series of the first half with a 7:00 p.m. first pitch against the Fort Wayne TinCaps on Friday night. RHP Charlie Gillies (0-3, 3.03) is scheduled to pitch for West Michigan against RHP Joe Ross (3-2, 3.02) of Fort Wayne. The Tiger Friday series will kick off with an appearance by "Paw Paw" Charlie Maxwell, while Saturday's action will include games at 12:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. for a split doubleheader before the final day of the first half on Sunday. Group and individual tickets can be reserved by calling the Whitecaps front office at 616-784-4131 or visiting www.whitecapsbaseball.com.
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Nikolin told Reuters it was the first VISA card of this kind in the world and will be offered to clients beyond Kazakhstan.
Like other resource-rich former Soviet states, Kazakhstan developed fast on the back of booming commodity prices but a sharp downturn in oil prices this year and the end of credit expansion has snapped its double-digit economic growth.
Kazakhstan is now facing the challenge of growing social tensions as the crisis eats away at people's savings and widens the rich-poor divide in a nation where up to one quarter of the 16 million population lives in poverty, according to U.N. figures. (Reporting by Masha Gordeyeva; Writing by Maria Golovnina; Editing by Katie Nguyen)
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Seattle's Propeld announced in a blog today that it was acquired by Yahoo, making it the fourth deal Marissa Mayer has done since she took over the reins as CEO of the troubled Internet giant. Purchase price was not disclosed.
Given Yahoo's track record in this regard, you can probably guess what Propeld does. That's right, they're mobile app developers, makers of an iOS app called Alike. Alike lets you tag locations like restaurants and coffee shops around you as favorites, which then delivers recommendations on new places based on your preferences. It seems very similar to local startup Ness Computing, actually, which isn't that surprising because the so-called recommendation engine is one of those ideas that everyone agrees will be huge and no one has really cornered the market on yet. Translation: It's an industry a lot of startups are gunning for.
That said, don't expect to be getting your restaurant recommendations from Yahoo anytime soon. Propeld is no longer supporting the Alike app after the merger, which means this deal has all the hallmarks of an "acqui-hire," a deal primarily done for the engineering talent. In all likelihood, the Propeld team will be folded into Yahoo's mobile division and put to work on other projects.
That would fit with the pattern emerging from Yahoo's recent purchases, which included Stamped, a mobile review app maker; OnTheAir, a video conferencing company; and Snip.it, a kind of clipping service for the web. All teams included people with a lot of experience in mobile and big data, and all of them saw Yahoo shutting down the service to beef up its internal teams.
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Charlie Getty
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|Date of birth:July 24, 1952
|Place of birth: Pompton Lakes, New Jersey
Career information
|College: Penn State
|NFL Draft: 1974 / Round: 2 / Pick: 41
|Debuted in 1974
|Last played in 1983
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Charles Matthew Getty (born July 24, 1952 in Pompton Lakes, New Jersey) is a former American football tackle who played ten seasons in the National Football League, mainly for the Kansas City Chiefs.
Getty competed in football, track and wrestling at Pompton Lakes High School in his hometown. He played college football and wrestled for Penn State University. He finished fifth in the 1973 NCAA wrestling tournament and third in 1974.[1][2][3]
Getty later became an adjunct academic instructor and strength and conditioning coach for Evangel University.[4]
- ^ Fox, Ron. "WHERE'S WHAT'S-HIS-NAME", The Record (Bergen County), May 1, 1993. Accessed August 13, 2008. "At Pompton Lakes High School, Charlie Getty was All-State in football and track, and a State bronze medalist in wrestling."
- ^ http://www.wrestlingstats.com/ncaa/pdf/brackets/NCAA1973.pdf
- ^ http://www.wrestlingstats.com/ncaa/pdf/brackets/NCAA1974.pdf
- ^ http://www.evangel.edu/profiles/2012/02/05/charlie-getty-academic-instructor-and-softball-strength-and-conditioning-coach/
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Mike Wallace To Miami: Dolphins Make A Splash In Free Agency
The Miami Dolphins landed former Steelers wide receiver Mike Wallace, one of the big veteran prizes available here in 2013. It's always bad to overpay for WRs. But in terms of statistical need, Wallace to Miami makes perfect sense.
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Back To Basics: New England Patriots Can Win, Even Thrive, Without Wes Welker
Wes Welker is destined for free agency and Patriots fans wonder if the team can live without the record-setting slot man. The reality is that the Patriots can not only live without Welker, they can thrive without Welker.
Burn unit: who will get toasted by WRs in 2012?
Gluttonous NFL teams have already locked up nine different free-agent WRs. Randy Moss is back in the NFL and Calvin Johnson landed a bank-breaking extension. Many of these teams will be burned by bad WR signings.
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Bank of Hawaii reports $40.3M Q4 profit
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Bank of Hawaii Corp. reported a profit of $40.3 million, or 90 cents per diluted share, for the fourth quarter of 2012, compared to a profit of $39.2 million, or 85 cents per diluted share, for the same quarter in 2011.
The Honolulu-based bank said loans and leases totaled $5.85 billion during the fourth quarter, an increase of 5.7 percent from the same quarter the year before. The allowance for loan and lease losses decreased to $128.9 million, or 2.2 percent of outstanding loans and leases, from $138.6 million during the fourth quarter of 2011.
Bank of Hawaii (NYSE: BOH) deposits grew 8.8 percent o $11.5 billion as of Dec. 31, from $10.6 billion at Dec. 31, 2011. Total assets were $13.73 billion as of Dec. 31, compared to $13.85 billion the year before.
The fourth-quarter earnings beat analysts' estimates of 89 cents per share.
"We are very pleased with the continued stability and strength of our earnings," Chairman, President and CEO Peter Ho said in a statement. "During the quarter loan balances increased across most categories and deposits continued to grow. Credit quality remained solid, our balance sheet and capital ratios are strong, and we maintained our focus on disciplined expense management."
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The Soil Association calls UK public to switch to organic food through their 'Organic September' campaign, as it is healthier, better for the environment, nutritionally richer and sustainable, according to an expert.
Recent advances that allow the precise editing of genomes have raised the possibility that fruit and other crops might be genetically improved without the need to introduce foreign genes, according to researchers.
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A serious shortfall in the consumption of fruit and vegetables worldwide means that most adults need to eat double their current amounts to meet WHO dietary recommendations, finds a new global study.
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We have to wonder what was going through the heads of the three Hamilton County Commissioners as they voted on a deal to get The Banks development moving without the knowledge of their supposed partners, the city of Cincinnati and the Port of Greater Cincinnati Development Authority.
The commissioners -- Pat DeWine, Phil Heimlich and Todd Portune -- announced June 10 that they had chosen Northern Kentucky's Corporex Cos., and Vandercar Holdings Inc., which built the Center of Cincinnati retail project in Oakley, as the developers for the $600 million Banks residential/office/retail project.
Were they making a noble effort to stick their necks out and get a long-stalled project moving? Or were they just taking control, in the "my way or the highway" style that has defined national politics lately?
If it was the former, that's laudable. People get very weary, and cynical, about grand plans that are talked into oblivion because the will to make them reality just isn't there.
Regarding the latter, however, the commissioners had better realize that what works on the national level doesn't always work locally. In the first place, they're not working with a defanged minority party, but Cincinnati City Council, which understands the politics of revenge better than many governing groups. The meeting of the council's Community Development, Education and Intergovernmental Affairs Committee on June 13, when members challenged the commissioners' right to do the deal, was just the beginning of the shootin' war.
And local politics is much more personal, particularly for voters. And they have shown time and again that they want collaboration from their elected officials, not rancor.
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Alex Ferguson plays down significance of Champions League exit
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Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson is "optimistic" about his side's title chances and believes their level is not far away from that of Barcelona and Real Madrid.
The champions are just two points behind Barclays Premier League leaders Manchester City and temporarily topped the table after beating Liverpool on Saturday.
Ferguson is determined to push City all the way in a season in which he endured the disappointment of an early exit from the Champions League.
The Scot told Fifa.com: "We've had our ups and downs and we've been unlucky with injuries.
"We've had a lot of them, which you don't expect, and we've got people like Nemanja Vidic and Darren Fletcher out for the whole season.
"You can replace your best players for a game or two, but you really notice the difference over a longer period, and that's what's happened to us.
"Even so, we're fighting hard to win the Premiership again and there's a lot of merit in that. Obviously I'm optimistic about our chances."
United have reached the Champions League final three times in the past four seasons but went out at the group stage this term after two damaging results - a draw and a defeat - against Basle.
Ferguson is convinced that was merely a blip and his side can soon get back to the level of the top European sides.
He said: "I feel we had the ability to go all the way to the final.
"Luck wasn't on our side, but I think we've got the ambition to compete with Barcelona and Real Madrid, and I don't feel we're that far away from them. I'm sure we'll show that soon."
Ferguson, who recently celebrated his 70th birthday and 25 years in charge at Old Trafford, has famously built sides around graduates of his club's youth system in the past.
He accepts the homegrown production line has not been as prolific in recent times but he is confident that will change.
"A few years ago the requirement was brought in that you could only sign young players that lived within an hour-and-a-half radius of the club's headquarters.
"It wasn't like that before, which was how we were able to sign such fantastic young lads.
"As a result, we started to bring in very talented players from abroad and we've had success that way.
"But it's true, in terms of developing players from within the club, it's been a long time since we produced a player of David Beckham's calibre.
"But the legislation changed again a short while back and it'll be like it was 15 years ago once more, so I'm very optimistic we'll be able to get the production line we had in the past going again."
Ferguson, who planned to retire 10 years ago but changed his mind, has no thoughts of stepping down.
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"I don't think you can set yourself limits, but nor can you plan too far ahead because you don't know what's going to happen tomorrow.
"The time will come (for me to retire), obviously, but right now it's not something I'm thinking about."
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If there was a gold medal for confusing motorists this stretch of road would surely win it.
As drivers approach from a busy Russell Square junction Southampton Row splits into two — half bus lane and half Olympic VIP route.
They are faced with a baffling choice between bus lane traffic cameras on one side, and straying into a London 2012 Zil lane, which will carry a hefty fine when they become operational, on the other.
The road is also flanked by flashing signs urging motorists to check traffic updates on Twitter — which could land them another fine if they use their mobile phones while driving.
Transport for London today insisted that where Olympic lanes are not on the near side of the road bus lanes will be suspended to allow normal traffic to use them.
But drivers and locals said the layout had left them scratching their heads.
Waitress Martha Zakeski, 28, said: "This looks so confusing. There are no signs to say the road will do this until it happens. Cars performing U-turns here will cause chaos."
Keith Lowe, a 41-year-old who works at the nearby British Museum, said: "It's an appalling piece of design that is bound to cause accidents.
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- Helio Castroneves' No. 3 Team Penske Chevrolet will be adorned with the familiar blue and white colors of AAA of Southern California. Castroneves has traditionally run this livery at Long Beach and Fontana the last several years. It shifts from the red, white and black of Hitachi run at St. Petersburg.
- Ryan Briscoe's No. 8 Chip Ganassi Racing Chevrolet has TNT Energy Drink as the primary sponsor, and is expected to be a predominately red livery in comparison to the red, white and blue for NTT Data. It should be a different shade of red, as compared to the Nos. 9 and 10 Target CGR entries.
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- Colombian rookie Carlos Huertas is back for a second race in Dale Coyne's second car, the No. 18 Honda. This isn't a surprise and was expected, but is still good to see officially considering he was only confirmed just for St. Petersburg at the eleventh hour.
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- BREAKING ... At Least Two Arrests After 15 to 20 Armed Police Officers Raid 919 24th Street
- Former Williamson Mayor Sentenced
- Huntington Traffic Stop Nails Heroin Dealer
- Anti Drug Rally, Picnic October 25
- Marshall Football Rises In National Rankings
- "Fury" Twists Through World War II Foot Soldier Carnage
- BREAKING ... Man Identified in Highlawn Shooting Death
- Huntington Man Arrested on Drug Charges
"We Are Marshall" co-producers Roll Cameras for King Horror Flick "Mercy" Featuring "Super 8" Star
Wednesday, January 16, 2013 - 23:55 Edited by Tony Rutherford from Multiple Reports
Courtney landed the pivotal role of Joe Lamb in J.J. Abrams "Super 8," which was short in and around Weirton, WV. He has since played Tom Sawyer in the yet to be released "Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn" , shot the "Healer," and a Fox TV pilot, "Rogue."
Based upon King's short story "Gramma," the two boys proceed to grandma's house not knowing that she is a witch deep in the evil covens of black magic.
Universal will release on an undetermined date.
Warner Bros. shot three weeks of "We Are Marshall" on location in Huntington and on the Marshall University campus.//


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Fund Wisdom — Boston, MA
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Paxeramed corp — Boston, MA
A leading medical software developer based in Boston has a marketing intern position with the opportunity of a permanent position; Company is looking for a qualified intern to join our marketing/adver…
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OneBillionShirts — Boston, MA
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boston photography center — Boston, MA
You will be helping the director in the marketing of the up coming new exhibits and shows. Please have a car or be near transportation . You could also work virtually but need to be in the office at l…
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Splashscore — Boston, MA
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Donor Development Intern
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Boston Technologies — Boston, MA
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