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First video surfaces of one of the two Boston Marathon explosions.

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Casper College student Kyle Plummer recorded his memory of the events as they unfolded from within the Wold Physical Science Center at Casper College.

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Boston’s Cathedral High School football team has learned a hard lesson about the importance of sportsmanship.

The team lost out on the Division 4A Super Bowl title last Saturday when it was penalized for poor sportsmanship after its QB ran into the end zone for what appeared to be the game-winning touchdown.

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Late in the 4th quarter is often the kicker’s time to shine, but as San Diego Chargers’ kicker Nick Novak realized, if nature calls during that time you have to answer.

As Novak prepared for a potential game-winning kick during Sunday’s game, he was caught by a live CBS feed on the sidelines relieving himself.

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The animal rights group People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, better known as PETA, does some good work, but it’s the organization’s more absurd stunts that often make headlines — and this one is a prime example.

Citing the suffering of turkeys during the Thanksgiving season, PETA sent a letter to the mayor of Turkey, Texas and asked him to change the town’s name to the tofu-based meat alternative “Tofurky” instead.

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Cameras were on hand to talk some of the guys from the University of Wyoming football to inquire as to who they were going to be for Halloween. Check out the video.

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As a child actor, David Pollock played Rudi Stein, one of the lovable losers in the ‘Bad News Bears‘ film franchise from the ’70s.

That role was pretty much the bulk of Pollock’s acting career, and he never made the transition to adult actor.

Now, he hopes to make the transition to congressman. He is running for Congress as a Democrat representing California’s 26th Congressional District.

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I thought I would go on YouTube an take a quick look at all the video from this morning about the death of Osama bin Laden and came across something interesting. I was watching the video in this post attached below which I actually saw on the news this morning, but then I started to look at the comments and was amazed by some people's reaction. Here are a few interesting comments I pulled out (Let us know what you think about these comments:

so, we americans see a group of Al Qaeda soldiers on tv cheering about the death of Americans, and we get butthurt and angry about it and think "omg i cant believe people would be out in the streets cheering for the death of our soldiers," yet they go out and do this? in no way am i defending Osama or Al Qaeda, but really, think about just what you're doing and that the rest of the world is going to be watching you, before you go out and cheer like you just won the superbowl, bah humbug

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