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may 09

easter and ball

Jacob and Pop Fishing 2008

2008-09-01

4th of July and the back deck

State Tournament

2008-06-21

Spring 2009

2008 Dizzy Dean Tennessee State Champs

district champions

district tournament

baseball

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WASHINGTON, D.C. — President Barack Obama attended the 99th annual Alfalfa Club dinner Saturday evening. Comprised of a who’s who of Washington elite, the social club’s sole purpose is to meet every January for a night of banquet festivities for its roughly 200 members. Per...



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Homeless Tour Show a New London
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Steve Jobs' Jobs vs. "Jobs"
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Blood Found in Missing Maine Baby Home
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Katy Perry Makes First Post-Split U.S. Appearance
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Photos: Anniversary of NASA's Worst Tragedies
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