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reasons, if nothing else to match up with his writing in detail in these notes against what steward lakewoodd some this letter. you can see that white is learning as he goes along the way to present certain things to have the greatest impact. but flood took copious notes on might hurt some explanation on how he became friends with doc holliday. we were able to actually put that in the book. according to wyatt earp doc holliday, an acquaintance gamboling along main street worry intercepts texans are in town. celebrating a little too hard. that the texans determine there not going to be arrested and instead turn on earth. doc holliday, sitting in a saloon playing cards across the street sees this through a window, and thrust the game, borrows a gun, rushes on to the sidewalk, kits is the cowboys by surprise, and holds them at gunpoint while white can collect himself and make the arrest. white told john fled, from that moment i became the true and lifelong friend of doc holliday. say what you will about either of these men, and people have a lot to say, they were faithful friends to each other

why not spread that around in the lakewood and woulder and colorado springs and fort collins and all these cities along the front range come together as a unit and just make sure they have the kind of capability east with equipment, training and everything else so they can respond up and down the front range. there's one or the that can drive that, and that's fema. and i think if we got into more of a culture of doing that, that would ato

missionary baptist church and many others work throughout our community, we are blessed to have lakewood church in our community as well that works very hard, a church leadership that i've known for many, many years. so this bill has been supported by the church alliance, the ymca retirement fund, the church pension group and others and i thank my friend from illinois as i said, church does missionary work, their workers need to have the ability to have their pension and i close by saying there are those suffering in kenya, they are dying, so the malians who left because of the devastation of the draw the and i know our faith community wants us to do something about it. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from arkansas rise? without objection. >> thank you, madam speaker. today i rise to remember a great leader from the sta of arkansas, mr. stanley reid. stanley reid was prematurely taken away from us last friday but his legacy will live on. he was from mary anna and lee county but his influence was throughout the entire state of arkansas. he served

missionary baptist church and many others work throughout our community, we are blessed to have lakewood church in our community as well that works very hard, a church leadership that i've known for many, many years. so this bill has been supported by the church alliance, the ymca retirement fund, the church pension group and others and i thank my friend from illinois as i said, church does missionary work, their workers need to have the ability to have their pension and i close by saying there are those suffering in kenya, they are dying, so the malians who left because of the devastation of the draw the and i know our faith community wants us to do something about it. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from arkansas rise? without objection. >> thank you, madam speaker. today i rise to remember a great leader from the state of arkansas, mr. stanley reid. stanley reid was prematurely taken away from us last friday but his legacy will live on. he was from mary anna and lee county but his influence was throughout the entire state of arkansas. he serv

first, we have from eileen, who is in lakewood, florida, probably near my sister's house.oy? >> good morning, joy. i'm allergic to most fruits, such as berries, apples, pears, cherries. i've heard these fruits are high in antioxidants and good for your health, especially berries. now, my concern is, i'm missing out on all of these nutrients. so joy, what can i do about this? >> eileen, it's a great question. and not only for you and other people who are allergic, but we get this question all of the time from people who have dislikes or can't necessarily afford some of the pricier produce items like berries. the bottom line is, all produce, every single fruit and vegetable has beneficial ingredients and are good for your body. and although health experts tend to highlight some of the superstar produce items like berries, like spinach, every single one of them has something good to bring to the table. so whether it's fresh or frozen, whether it's raw or cooked or exotic or standard, go out of your way to eat whatever you can. and it sounds like you could eat eventualables, a