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SbB LIVE FROM LA (Jul 11, 2013 @ 12:34am ET)

9:00 PM: KPTV reports on Sorella Stoute, a one-year-old girl who managed to buy a car on eBay while playing around with her father's smartphone. Paul Stoute says he plans to fix up the 1962 Austin-Healey Sprite Sorella got for $225 and give it back to his daughter on her 16th birthday.

8:45 PM: KVLY-TV reports on Addisyn Dietrich, a six-year-old Fargo, North Dakota girl who has set up a lemonade stand to raise money for Wigs For Kids, an organization that helps children who have suffered hair loss from cancer treatment and other medical issues.

8:30 PM: Indiana Hoosiers basketball coach Tom Crean made a surprise visit Tuesday to see Liza Angelicchio, a Morehead State University student who is battling leukemia.

8:15 PM: The Cincinnati Enquirer has the story of Jeff Crews, a Reds fan with a Stage 4 brain tumor who was able to witness both of Homer Bailey's no-hitters. Crews got to spend time pre-game with Reds player Joey Votto before passing away two days after the July 2 game.

8:00 PM: Dodgers player Skip Schumaker lost his appeal of his two-game suspension for his involvement in a June 11 brawl against the Diamondbacks. Schumaker will begin serving his suspension tonight.

7:45 PM: Texas Rangers pitcher Yu Darvish has been placed on the 15-day disabled list with a strained trapezius muscle in his right shoulder.

7:30 PM: The Mets defeated the Giants 7-2 on Wednesday to clinch New York's first sweep in San Francisco since 1994.

7:15 PM: The NBA announces that Stu Jackson has stepped down as Executive Vice President of Basketball Operations, while Rod Thorn has been named President of Basketball Operations.

7:00 PM: Ole Miss basketball player Marshall Henderson was suspended indefinitely from the team Wednesday for reportedly failing a drug test. Henderson had previously failed drug tests in January 2012.

6:45 PM: A San Diego rec league soccer player was arrested on assault & battery charges for punching a referee in the face after getting a red card during a game in late May.

6:30 PM: The lights went out on the court near the end of Wednesday's NBA Summer League game between the Utah Jazz & Brooklyn Nets. Darkness fell with only 0.6 seconds left & the Jazz up 98-69.

6:15 PM: Donovan McNabb doesn't agree with the Detroit Lions signing QB Matt Stafford to a new five-year, $76.5 million deal: "Is he worth top 5 money? I would have to say no. And I say that because it's about wins and losses. What has he really done for the Detroit Lions? Nothing."

6:00 PM: The Boston Bruins announce that goalie Tuukka Rask has signed a new eight-year, $56 million contract to stay with the team.

5:45 PM: Former Denver Broncos center Tom Nalen wonders why the team didn't deal with Tom Heckert's DUI last month before Matt Russell got the same charges last weekend: "Maybe if the broncos were more proactive in dealing with heckert, russell doesn't get the DUI. Cowards."

5:30 PM: Hugh Kellenberger of the Jackson Clarion Ledger reports Ole Miss basketball player Marshall Henderson has been suspended indefinitely for a violation of team rules.

Source: http://www.sportsbybrooks.com/sbblive?eid=53791

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Make prayer a part of your church's Vacation Bible School

7/9/2013

Check out this Vacation Bible School (VBS) prayer calendar compiled by Lisa Sills for her United Methodist church's congregation.

Sills is the VBS coordinator for Calvert City UMC in Calvert City, Ky., where VBS is taking place this week, July 8-12.

Sue Engle, lay resource leader for the Paducah District in the Memphis Conference of the United Methodist Church, spied Sills' calendar and thinks other congregations that offer VBS might be inspired by it.

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VBS?PRAYER CALENDAR:

• Before VBS: Pray for the children who will attend VBS and the workers as they prepare.
• Day 1: Pray for more calm than chaos!
• Day 2: Pray that God?s love is seen clearly by those who need it.
• Day 3: Pray that the leaders see the blessings in the work.
• Day 4: Pray for hearts to be open to God?s word.
• Day 5: Pray for the families of our VBS children.
• After VBS: Pray for opportunities to reach out to these families and offer them a chance to fellowship with believers and experience a relationship with God.

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Source: http://memphissite.brickriver.com/news/detail/2047

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Jaguars owner Shahid Khan in talks to buy Fulham Football Club

JAMES CRICHLOW

Shahid Khan realized one of his life dreams when he bought the Jacksonville Jaguars. Now he is reportedly in talks to buy a soccer club in London and realize another lifelong dream.

Jacksonville Jaguars owner Shahid Khan is reportedly in talks to buy another football team, but this team uses a different kind of ball.

The Daily Mail, a London newspaper, is reporting Khan is in advanced negotiations to buy the Fulham Football Club, an English Premier League team based in London.

The purchase price would be around $200 million and the Daily Mail reports an announcement is due by Friday.

If Khan does buy the team, it would be the latest in London ventures for the Jaguars head man. The team is set to play four games over the next four years in London and it has made several moves to maneuver itself to take advantage of playing across the pond, including hiring a director of UK partnerships.

Read the full report from the Daily Mail.

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Ancient predator lacked jaw strength to leverage own fangs, was 'embarrassing'

The extinct and highly unusual predator?Thylacosmilus atrox relied on brute brawn to pin its prey.

By Elizabeth Barber,?Contributor / July 1, 2013

The huge canine teeth of Thylacosmilus atrox extended almost into its braincase.

The University of New South Wales

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?Grandmother, what big teeth you have!? exclaimed Little Red Riding Hood.

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?All the better to eat you up with,? replied the wolf, which had just gobbled up the girl?s relative and strategically donned some of her accessories.

Well, not necessarily. It turns out that big teeth don't always mean a big bite, especially if the animal lacks the strong jaws to wield them.

The hulking, toothy predators that roamed the earth millions of years ago have long been figures of lore for sinking their horrible teeth into the animals unlucky enough to keep company with them. One of the animals in the sabre-tooth lineage, a South American version called Thylacosmilus atrox, had two massive teeth, each with roots stretching back to its braincase and that protruded from its mouth like angry warnings to run away, fast. The catch is, this extinct animal, a species whose closest living relatives are the Australian and American marsupials, had a bite no more powerful than that of a modern domestic cat.

Scientists have found that the worryingly toothy animal actually lacked the sheer jaw power to leverage its own teeth. Instead, the ancient mammal had to rely on its brawn to snag its food, pinning its prey with its muscled arms before administering a precise, strategic bite that depended entirely on its neck muscle force.?

?Thylacosmilus looked and behaved like nothing alive today,? said University of New South Wales?palaeontologist Stephen Wroe, the leader of the research team. ?Frankly, the jaw muscles of?Thylacosmilus?were embarrassing."

To make those findings, published in PLOS ONE, scientists built three-dimensional computer models that played out how three feared animals chased and killed their prey: Thylacosmilus, its cousin, the classic North American sabre-toothed ?tiger? (Smilodon fatalis), and the modern leopard.

The models showed that that both of the extinct species had extremely weak jaws relative to the modern leopard, with those of the odd Thylacosmilus being the weakest. That means that Smilodon fatalis, a true member of the cat family, was similarly dependent on sheer brawn, rather than wickedly punishing jaws, to kill its food.

Lest it be too much of an embarrassment to legend, where Thylacosmilus did have an advantage was in its skull, which was uniquely adapted to absorb the stress of plunging its fangs into hapless animals.

?Grandmother, what a big neck and well-adapted skull you have,? said Thylacosmilus?s prey, allegedly.

Source: http://rss.csmonitor.com/~r/feeds/science/~3/gUDMShrSf-M/Ancient-predator-lacked-jaw-strength-to-leverage-own-fangs-was-embarrassing

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