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HERMANN MISSOURI OKTOBERFEST 2010
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Kurt Warner may not be taking snaps any longer on the field, but he's as busy as ever.
He talks with NewsChannel 5's Frank Cusumano about his time on 'Dancing with the Stars', his new role as a broadcaster, what he things of Sam Bradford and who he would want to present him to the Hall of Fame.
The Rams handed the Cardinals their 7th straight Loss Sunday, 19-6 and ended a 8-game skid against Arizona.
The win gives the Rams a 6-6 record and a tie for first in the NFC West with the Seattle Seahawks.
The St. Louis Rams didn't need a great offensive performance to end their eight-game losing streak to Arizona.
Not against a Cardinals team that can't muster a touchdown.
Steven Jackson rushed for 102 yards, including 27 on the game's lone TD, and St. Louis sent Arizona to its seventh loss in a row 19-6 on Sunday.
The Rams (6-6) won consecutive road games for the first time since Nov. 18, 2007, and remained in a first-place tie with Seattle in the weak NFC West.
Josh Brown kicked four field goals for St. Louis.
Rookie quarterback John Skelton made his NFL debut for Arizona (3-9) in the fourth quarter after Derek Anderson was benched and backup Max Hall went out with a shoulder injury.
The Cardinals didn't score a touchdown for the second game in a row and have just one in their last three contests - on the final play of a 31-13 loss at Kansas City.
St. Louis scored 19 consecutive points after Jay Feely's first-quarter field goals of 45 and 41 yards put Arizona up 6-0.
Rams rookie quarterback Sam Bradford passed for 187 yards and threw just his second interception in the last seven games. .Click Here for more...
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The first recipients of the new Hermann Elementary staff Scholarship Fund, are Wayland McKague, a junior at Central Methodist University; and Jayme Murphy, a junior at William Woods University.
These are the inaugural scholarships to be awarded and both individuals will receive a check in the amount of $250.
The scholarship fund was established during the 2009-2010 school year with money donated by teachers and staff throughout the year. Donation amount varied but were typically $20 per staff member. The scholarship checks were to be awarded on Friday, December 3, at the annual elementary Christmas Program.
In order to be eligible to receive the nonrenewable scholarship applicants must be a graduate of Herman High School, be a college junior or senior currently enrolled as a full-time student, and be accepted into the education program at their respective college.
The Tigers are 14th in both the AP and the USA Today coaches' polls, the last rankings until after the bowl games.
In the coaches' poll, the Tigers remained unchanged but went up one spot in the AP poll.
Neither of the Tigers' likely bowl opponents -- Arizona or Washington -- is ranked. As for Big 12 teams, in the AP it was: 9. Oklahoma, 14. Missouri, 16. Oklahoma State, 17. Nebraska and 18. Texas A&M.
In the USA Today, it was: 8. Oklahoma, 13. Oklahoma State, 14. Missouri, 16. Nebraska and 17. Texas A&M.
Auburn was No. 1 in the AP but second in the USA Today behind Oregon, which was No. 1 in the coaches.
UPDATED FRI, DEC. 3 11:25 AM CST — This is an update on the now-confirmed bizarre cancellation of the “Police State” FEMA camp episode from TruTV’s schedule, which is we now know is due to background pressure. Alex Jones, a consultant to the show who appears in “Police State”, noticed three weeks ago that the episode was scheduled to air before the then-newest episode on Fridays at 10 PM EST / 9 PM CST. Alex knew that encore episodes were consistently replayed over-and-over prior to brand new Friday premiere episodes, so red flags went up when it did not re-air like all the others. Now that more inconsistencies have been documented, Alex made some phone calls to get to the bottom of the matter. This morning, Alex spoke with Gov. Jesse Ventura and discovered that he was fully aware of the fact that “Police State” had been pulled due to pressure from within the government. The former Minnesota governor and star of the show indicated that he’s not ready to make a full statement yet as he’s still investigating the details and talking with network execs. However, Ventura urged that people have a right as citizens to contact TruTV and let them know that they want to see it back on air.
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The Senate blocked President Obama's and Democratic leaders' tax cut plans Saturday in a foreordained symbolic vote that now sends both sides back to the negotiating table to work out a viable deal.
A bipartisan filibuster, led by unified Republicans and joined by four Democrats and one independent, proved there isn't enough support to back Mr. Obama's preferred option to extend income tax cuts for couples making less than $250,000 and tax increases for those making more than that. . Click Here for more info.
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Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has once more reiterated that she will not run for president in 2012, going so far as to refer to her current role in government as "my last public position."
At a town hall meeting appearance in Manama, Bahrain on Friday, Clinton denied intentions to run for either president or vice president on the ticket with President Obama, who defeated her in the 2008 Democratic presidential primary. Some experts have also speculated that she could replace Robert Gates next year when he retires as secretary of defense.
"I think I will serve as secretary of state as my last public position," she said. Clinton's career has included not only her current position as secretary of state, but also eight years in the Senate representing New York.
Clinton has repeatedly laughed off rumors that she may seek the highest office in the country, and she was notably out of the country during the midterm elections when Democrats lost control of the House.
When her current position is over, Clinton "would like to continue working to improve lives for others," she said, adding that she will "probably go back to advocacy work, particularly on women and children and probably around the world." This marks the first time Clinton has publicly discussed alternatives to political office in her future. . Click Here for more info.
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