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TobyMac 'Lose My Soul' feat. Kirk Franklin and Mandisa...

Brand Stinkin' New Video!!!
Ok... seriously this video is hot! Check it out!
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<3 Betsy

Breakfast Winner!!!

Carla Dolan & her co-workers at Cathcart Services in Decatur were our winners this week for Free Breakfast!

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Thanks to Biscuit Express for providing the breakfast & thanks to Purity for providing the milk & juice.

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Cookies for the Troops...

Cookies for the Troops 2009 Teresa Speaks...



Cookies for the Troops 2009 --Madison Walmart Stop...



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Free Breakfast Winner

Congratulations to Jessica & the staff at Dr. Strickland's office. If you'd like to be our next winner for FREE breakfast then CLICK HERE!



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I hope they win!!

Out of all of the new teams on The Amazing Race this is my favy! They even won the first leg! I love them!!! I love Luke and Margie!!!! <3 Betsy

It's NOT the end of the world...

So I have no idea where this lady was going or why she's so distraught missing her flight but I can't imagine it's as bad as needing to react like int his video.
A) Think of the poor people traveling *with* her...
B) She must not fly very often. (I miss connections almost all the time because they're booked so tight.)



Other recent 'freak out' sessions:
-Man calls 911 when there's no lemonade...
-A friend just told me over facebook this morning that someone he knows is a 911 dispatcher and they got a call about a lady that didn't get her way in Sears. So she SAT in a washing machine.

Get to know your new friends...

Introducing Taylor Mason:


Is your wife this silly? (Thor Ramsey):


You have the chance to see BOTH of these men, one night and one night only (cheesy huh?) Saturday, April 4th at 7pm in 'The New Room' at Trinity UMC on Airport Road in Huntsville.

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Huntsville on Top for Recycled Cell Phones

Because of your help Huntsville is on top when it comes to recycled cell phones. The following is the press release announcing the good news:

Huntsville, Ala. --- The city of Huntsville’s Operation Green Team was presented $10,000 at the national Keep America Beautiful Conference held in Washington, D.C. The cash was the prize for two top national awards the E-cycling Campaign held during KAB’s Great American Cleanup.

“With these awards, Huntsville has again shown itself to be the star of Alabama,” Huntsville Mayor Tommy Battle said. “Huntsville collected more cell phones for this program than any other city in the nation. With the support of our business community, individuals and our major partner, TEAM Redstone, Operation Green Team was able to collect over 2,400 cell phones.”

'We're gonna be in the Hudson...'

Captain Sullenberger, “Ah, this is, uh, Cactus 1539, hit birds, we lost thrust in both engines; we’re turning back towards La Guardia.” The tone is not far from normal in the chatter between pilots and controllers, a conversation that has its own etiquette and grammar, in which every exchange begins with the crew identifying the airplane, and every altitude, heading and other clearance is supposed to be read back for confirmation.

In the recording, Captain Sullenberger’s voice is deep and a bit gravelly, with a brisk cadence and clipped syntax that is normal for communications between cockpits and controllers. If there was a sign of stress, it was that the captain fumbled his call sign; “Cactus” is the correct sign for US Airways, but he was Flight 1549, not 1539.

The controller replied instantly, “O.K., yeah, you need to return to La Guardia; turn left heading of, uh, 220,” that is, to the left. Captain Sullenberger acknowledged, and instantly the controller, in a windowless radar room at the New York Terminal Radar Approach Control on Long Island, used a land line to reach the control tower. “Tower, stop your departures. We got an emergency returning,” he said.

The controller’s voice was urgent but not evidently stressed, until he, too, bungled the call sign, calling it “1529.”

The controller turned his attention back to the plane. “Cactus 1529, if we can get it to you, do you want to try to land Runway 1-3?”

Captain Sullenberger was in the unusual position of both flying an airliner and working the radio; talking on the radio is normally the job of the other pilot, but in this case the first officer, Jeffrey B. Skiles, was running through an “engine restart checklist.”

“We’re unable. We may end up in the Hudson,” Captain Sullenberger replied, at 3:28:11, less than a minute after his first communication about the unfolding emergency.

The controller offered him directions to the runway.

“Unable,” Captain Sullenberger responded, in standard pilot phraseology.

The other La Guardia runway was also available, the controller said, and Captain Sullenberger replied, “I am not sure if we can make any runway,” and asked about “anything in New Jersey, maybe Teterboro.” Given a routing there, he replied, “We can’t do it.”

“O.K.,” said the controller. “Which runway would you like at Teterboro?”

“We’re gonna be in the Hudson,” the captain replied. He never used the word “emergency,” although the controllers in the radar room on Long Island and the towers at La Guardia and Teterboro reacted instantly as they were drawn into the problem.

His last communication was at 3:29:28, a few hundred feet over the Hudson.

Six more weeks of Winter?!

Extremely flattering picture of Mr. Phil:
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Its a fact, Phil saw his shadow this morning so 'supposedly' we'll have 6 more weeks of winter... buuuuuut... yea. I'm going to pretend that's not happening. Pretend with me!!! :-P

<3 Betsy

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