Weird but true

05/30/11 Don't Tase me, sis! A Salt Lake City man has filed a federal lawsuit against a Utah Highway Patrol trooper, claiming she had no right to zap him twice with a Taser after he refused to take a Breathalyzer test. Ryan Wesley Jones, 26, said Cpl. Lisa Steed violated...

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Mormon choir sells out Abravanal Hall

05/27/11 SALT LAKE CITY -- More than 700 musicians from the Mormon Choral Organizations of America will begin pouring into Salt Lake City over Memorial Day weekend. read more

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USA Water Polo Hall of Fame Names Class of 2011

05/26/11 HUNTINGTON BEACH, California, May 26. THE USA Water Polo Hall Of Fame has announced the class of 2011 set to be inducted at a benefit dinner this September 17 in Los Angeles, California.

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High School Seniors Who Refuel With Chocolate Milk Earn College Scholarship

05/20/11 The National Milk Mustache "got milk??®" Campaign and USA TODAY are pleased to announce the winners of the 2011 Scholar Athlete Milk Mustache of the Year Awards. The SAMMY Awards scholarship recognizes 25 outstanding high school senior student athletes who represent excellence in academics, athletics, community service and leadership and drink lowfat milk as part of a healthy lifestyle.

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05/19/11 HANDICAP SINGLES AT COLONIAL: Handicap singles tournament, May 22, 2 p.m., Colonial Lanes. USBC's White pattern will be used. Entry fee $25. Call 304-697-7100 or visit www.coloniallaneswv.com .

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UTC Softball Open's SoCon Tournament In Statesboro

05/11/11 CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. - After the Lady Mocs looked back at their accomplishments so far this year on Monday, the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga softball team opens the postseaon at the Southern Conference Tournament on Wednesday at 2 p.m., in Statesboro, Ga. against the winner of the play-in game between No. 8 Furman and No. 9 Western Carolina.

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Lady Mocs Start SoCon Tournament Wednesday

05/10/11 CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. - After the Lady Moccs looked back at their accomplishments so far this year on Monday, the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga softball team opens the postseason at the Southern Conference Tournament on Wednesday at 2 p.m., in Statesboro, Ga. against the winner of the play-in game between No. 8 Furman and No. 9 Western Carolina.

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Raging fires kill New York family, rip LA food plant

05/10/11 Firefighters quelled a fire yesterday that caused $5 million in damage to a frozen Chinese food plant in Southern California and blackened the sky with a plume of smoke.

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Crews battle fire at Huntington Park frozen food plant

05/09/11 Los Angeles firefighters fight to extinguish a fire feeding on soybean oil at a frozen food plant that sent flames through the roof and created a cloud of smoke over the Windsor Quality Food, Co. in Huntington Park, Calif Monday May 9, 2011.

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Safe-swimming prediction

05/08/11 First, a new and important Internet link to file away for anyone planning to swim at Maumee Bay State Park: ohionowcast.info.

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NASCAR-Pro West Results

04/30/11 1. (5) Greg Pursley , Newhall, Calif., Ford, 63 laps, 59.570 mph. 2. (12) Moses Smith , Tempe, Ariz., Toyota, 63. 3. (10) Jim Inglebright, Fairfield, Calif., Chevrolet, 63.

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Congratulations to the 504 national champs crowned in 2010!

04/30/11 The USA Cycling BMX National Championships crowned the first champs of 2011 in April. The next opportunity to win a Stars-and-Stripes jersey is coming up next week at the Collegiate Road National Championships. Will you race for a national title in any of USA Cyclingand#39;s 18 national championship events this year? 504 national champions were crowned last year. Do you see yourself or someone ...

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New genetic study suspects Armadillos as source of leprosy in the U.S.

04/29/11 A new genetic study on leprosy bacteria reports that armadillos may be a source of infection in the Southern United States.

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National Luge Team named for fall

04/29/11 Hamlin, Niccum, Terdiman lead selections; Benshoof returns; Bengt Walden retires.

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Next Chapter for Stampede Starts Saturday Night

04/29/11 HARRISBURG, PA (April 29, 2011) - The latest chapter in the Harrisburg Stampede's three year history includes a new head coach, an All-Pro player making his debut at defensive coordinator, some fresh faces in the lineup, and a battling attitude.

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MATHESON: Proving it on the field

04/28/11 Shortstop Jessica Vest fires to first during a recent game. Photo by: Free Lance file photo HOLLISTER Scott Smith is right. All it is is a number. It's a pretty cool number, mind you. One that symbolizes everything the program has reached and accomplished in years past; one that places an added significance on this season specifically. But, really, it's just a number. The San Benito Haybalers ...

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Sephora offering reward leading to arrest in connection with $2M of stolen cosmetics

04/19/11 LOS ANGELES - Sephora is offering a reward for the arrest and conviction of whoever stole about $2 million worth of the company's products, which were taken from a cargo container in Utah and turned up at various cosmetics stores in the Los Angeles area.

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Conlogue, Gudauskas and Simpson Contend For Chance to Ring the Bell in Australia, 19 Years After a Local Legend

04/19/11 ©ASP/Kirstin ScholtzBells Beach: where surf legends are crowned. It's been 19 years since an OC local last held the trophy at Bells Beach in Australia. The year was 1982 and a brash, 23-year-old Newp

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Kenya's Mutai breaks race record

04/19/11 BOSTON » Kenya's Geoffrey Mutai ran the fastest 26.2 miles in history to win the Boston Marathon yesterday. Then his claim to a world record was swallowed up by the hills.

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Power company wants no shocks over high-voltage transmission plan

04/19/11 Rocky Mountain Power wants the public involved as soon as possible in the early planning stages of its massive transmission line projects and it's no wonder why. RMP plans to invest $6 billion on 2,000 miles worth of ...

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