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It is not true that the Great Wall of China is the only man-made structure that can be viewed from space - many man-made objects, including the Dutch polders, can be viewed from space.
And Now You Do
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27:16, Whosoever hideth her hideth the wind, and the ointment of his right hand, which bewrayeth itself.
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randallh writes "I'm sure hoping that in the future Corsicana will see a new bypass around town. It sure would help the traffic flow. Also that intersection and street has seen numerous accidents. I'm hoping the State of Texas will start soon on this project. It is badly needed."
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randallh writes "The Corsicana Tigers playoff game will be Friday at 1:00 p.m. at Texas Stadium in Irving, Texas. This game will be the regional semifinal game. The game will be carried on local Corsicana radio station KAND 1340 am. If you can't attend the game in person the local radio station will carry the play by play action. It should be a great game. Go Tigers."
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Business: New Business Across From Central Texas Market Place
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randallh writes "Three new restaurants and hotels may be going up soon across from the Central Texas Marketplace in Waco, Texas. The three hotels and restaurants have signed letters of intent. The new shopping center in Waco is bringing in new businesses. There will be a new shopping complex across from the Central Texas Maketplace called The Legends Retail Complex on Loop 340 which is Highway 6. It's not too far from Interstate 35 in Waco, Texas."
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randallh writes "The Corsicana Tigers won over the Brownwood Lions on a rain soaked Waco ISD Stadium football field. The final score was Corsicana Tigers 38 & Brownwood Lions 21. Corsicana will next play Dallas Lincoln at Texas Stadium in Irving, Texas. This will be the third round playoff game in the state playoffs. How about those Corsicana Tigers."
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Published: 2000; Pages: 449; Rating: Decent
These two guys have paired up to write a half dozen or so decent science fiction books and a couple of real good ones. They wrote “The Relic” about a monster that gets loose in the Chicago Natural History Museum and also one about the “Oak Pit” on Oak Island that has baffled treasure hunters for years. I think there is a book review floating around here somewhere about the latter one. A sequel was written after “The Relic” called “Reliquary.” I haven’t read that one yet, but it is sitting on my shelves somewhere and will come down some day.
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randallh writes "In the future there will be a new Holiday Inn Express Motel and Medical Arts will have a new clinic on Highway 287. Collins Street Bakery will be having a new retail store on that highway in the near future. I hope to see more retail out there since Home Depot and Gander Mountain located out there."
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The phone rang at 5:30 a.m. sharp early last Saturday morning and the voice on the other end says “Your Wakeup Call Mr. Darby.” I yawned widely, hit a switch behind me, and the big crystal chandelier hanging in the middle of the room lit up so brightly it made me blink. This was a morning I had planned for a while and my blood pressure shot straight up as I bounced out of the bed to get ready for my trip to the Park beside the Library. I could not wait and wanted to be one of the first ones in the park so I could watch the area come alive.
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Business: K-Mart And Sears Joining Forces
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randallh writes "I just heard on the news that former bankrupt retailer K-Mart and Sears are joining forces to merge the two companies March of 2005. I guess they are doing this to compete with Walmart and Target. Walmart being the largest retailer in the U.S. Target stores coming in a close second. I guess we will have to wait and see what happens?"
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Teddy D. Berry, born October 27th, 1931 in Corsicana, Texas passed away Tuesday, October 13th, 2004 in Pasadena at the age of 72.
Services were held Saturday, October 16th at the Paschal Funeral Home with the Reverend Charles A. Reese officiating. Interment followed at the Prairie Point Cemetery in Bazette, Texas.
Pallbearers were Doyle Faughn, Dan Berry, John Jenkins, Mark Hamel, Russell Hamel, and Bill Hedrick.
He is survived by his wife, Teresa Berry; daughter, Donna L. Koliba; sons, Michael Tod and Timothy D. Berry and wife Anna; grandchildren, Kyle and Caleb Koliba and DeeAnna and Elize Berry.
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randallh writes "The Corsicana High School Tigers will next play the Brownwood Lions at Waco, Texas at Waco's ISD football stadium Saturday night with kickoff at 7:30 p.m. It should be a good game for both teams. Only one will come away a winner and advance further in the playoffs. To get to the Waco ISD stadium, take the Bagby Avenue exit from Loop 340 Highway 6. The stadium is located at 1401 South New Road."
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randallh writes "At Gunbarrel, Texas on Cedar Creek Lake there will be in the future a new residential retail marina complex. Also at Mabank, Texas there will be a new subdivision called the Ranch on Cedar Creek Lake. That area is a fast growing place. There should also be more retail in that area in the not too distant future."
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randallh writes "At Ennis Lions Stadium this Thursday night, the Tigers defeated the Seagoville Dragons 42 to 7. The Corsicana Tigers will next play the winner of Saturday's football game between Brownwood and Midlothian. Way to go Corsicana. Go all the way to the State Football Playoffs."
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You turn on your computer, hit the button that connects you to the Worldwide Internet, then bring up your browser. Hopefully it is the latest version of Internet Explorer (version 5.5 today). Now where are you at?
Well, this is your “portal” into the Internet. The gateway from where you begin your travels through the vast enormity of the online world and is also your home base to which you return if you happen to get lost. Make no mistake about it, getting lost is a common occurrence to first time adventurers who attempt to traverse the many trails of cyberspace.
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Religion: "Nicolae"
by Tim Lahaye & Jerry B. Junkins
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Published: 1997; Pages: 415; Rating: Good
Nicolae is the bad guy, no doubt about it. In fact, he is the Antichrist or at least it appears that way. This is the third book in the recently famous “Left Behind” series that novelizes Revelations from the Bible.
As we begin this book there is an underground command center built beneath the original church where the left behind Christians have their meetings. Nicolae has taken over the world via the United Nations and has dropped atomic bombs on a few odd and end places, such as Chicago, to make people behave. He is tired of the wife “Hallie” he married and, but she is pregnant. Can an Antichrist have children? I guess so if I am understanding the plot correctly.
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randallh writes "Friday night at Tiger Field the Corsicana HIgh School Tigers beat their longtime foe, the Ennis Lions, 30 to 26. The Tigers will play Seagoville this Thursday night at Lions Stadium in Ennis, Texas. The football stadium is located on the Highway 287 bypass in Ennis. Hopefully the Tigers will go all the way. This is one Tiger fan glad to see our local team in the playoffs. Way to go guys."
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 What no spouse of a writer can ever understand is that a writer is working
when he's staring out the window.
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