Earlier this summer, the world met Sheyla Hershey of Houston, Texas, who possesses the world’s biggest breasts . Sheyla’s knockers measure in at 38KKK, courtesy of some sketchy-sounding surgery that took place in Brazil because plastic surgery laws there are looser. Alas, Sheyla learned the hard way that carrying around a gallon of silicone in your ta- tas is dangerous when they developed a staph infection.
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Woman With World’s Largest Breasts Finally Has Her Circus Boobs Removed
AP – Its power spent, what was left of Tropical Storm Hermine made its way north Wednesday, drenching a large swath of Texas and prompting a search for possible flood victims near Austin.
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Hermine swamps Texas, prompts search for victims
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AP – Polygamous sect leader Warren Jeffs on Tuesday refused to sign a waiver that would have allowed his extradition to Texas, where he faces bigamy, aggravated sexual assault and assault charges over alleged incidents with underage girls at a church ranch.
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Sect leader Jeffs fights extradition to Texas
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AP – Tropical Storm Hermine rolled into south Texas early Tuesday, bringing heavy rains and strong winds to an area battered by Hurricane Alex earlier this summer.
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Tropical Storm Hermine crosses into Texas
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AP – A man who told Mexican authorities he ordered the March killing of a U.S. Consulate worker in Mexico has been extradited to the U.S. and appeared in a federal court in Texas, the San Antonio Express-News reported.
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Suspect in consulate deaths appears in Texas court
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WT’s Gerlich Announces 2010-11 Women’s Basketball Schedule Lady Buffs to face eight 2010 postseason teams, including NCAA Division II national runner-up West Texas A&M head women’s basketball coa…
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Lady Buff basketball schedule posted
AP – A Texas appeals court said Tuesday that gay couples legally married in other states cannot get a divorce in Texas, where same-sex marriage is banned.
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Court says gay couples can’t divorce in Texas
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AP – Hours before he addressed the nation on the end of the U.S. combat role in Iraq, President Barack Obama flew to a Texas Army base to thank troops for their sacrifice in the long and unpopular war.
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Obama to honor troops as Iraq combat mission ends
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A Texas teenager who broke curfew is headed for a reluctant adventure in baby-sitting.
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Dad buys newspaper ad after daughter breaks curfew
AP – On each side of a towering West Texas stretch of the $2.4 billion border fence designed to block people from illegally entering the country, there are two metal footbridges, clear paths into the United States from Mexico.
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Unguarded border bridges could be route into US
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Uncertainty and anxiety about health care reform were common themes at a panel discussion hosted by U.S. Rep. Michael Burgess on Wednesday at Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Denton. The discussion was conducted to give local leaders, medical professionals and business owners a chance to talk about the health care reform bill’s effects.
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Health reform sparks concern
AP – A man drove a pickup truck loaded with ammunition into a suburban Dallas police station’s parking lot on Tuesday, set the truck on fire and exchanged gunfire with police before he was found dead at the scene, officials said.
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Gunman dies after firing at suburban Dallas police
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AP – An Internal Revenue Service office will not return to the Texas building where a tax protester killed himself by crashing his plane into the structure.
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IRS to stay at new Austin site after plane crash
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For the past couple of weeks, the Music Review section of Orient Lodge has been dedicated to the Falcon Ridge Folk Festival . Now, the mud is washed from my feet and most of the camping gear has been properly stowed away. It is time to return to reviews of performers that have been submitting their music via SonicBids . I have now received about fifty different submissions. I’ve scanned all of them, and studied a majority of them. Listening to the performers’ music coming out of the speakers of my laptop as I sit in my office is much different than sitting on a rain drenched hill at Falcon Ridge, and I need to readjust my listening style back the solitude of my office. I’ve reviewed seven SonicBids submissions so far and today, I am adding my eighth selection. Hugh Morrison was one of the more recent submissions I’ve received. He has a new CD out called, Robert Burns Rocks .
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Music Monday – Hugh Morrison
AP – An extradition hearing to send polygamist leader Warren Jeffs to Texas has been canceled after the Utah Supreme Court reversed his convictions and ordered a new trial.
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Jeffs extradition hearing canceled after ruling
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AP – A jury rejected an insanity defense and found a south Texas man guilty of capital murder Monday for beheading his common-law wife’s three children in 2003.
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Jury finds Texas man guilty of beheading children
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AP – A Mexican law enforcement official who worked with U.S. authorities was charged with sharing confidential information with drug traffickers and arranging the arrests of his drug boss’ rivals, according to a far-reaching indictment against a gang that ferries drugs along California’s border with Mexico.
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Mexican official charged with aiding drug dealing
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AP – The head of a Texas panel reviewing the case of a man who was executed for setting fire to his home and killing his children say the panel doesn’t believe arson investigators committed negligence or misconduct.
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Texas panel: Arson investigators didn’t err
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EL PASO, Texas — ABC-7 takes an in-depth look at national health care reform and what it means for El Pasoans. An earlier version of this story incorrectly asserted that US Rep. Silvestre Reyes had been invited to appear on ABC7 Xtra to discuss Health Care reform.
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Health Care Reform Concerns In El Paso
Texas physicians forecast higher health care costs and lower quality under America’s new health reform law, according to a new Texas Medical Association (TMA) physician survey. Health reform largely was billed as a way to decrease health care costs for the average American. However, findings from a recent TMA survey say that most Texas physicians are not convinced. TMA sent the study to its …
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Texas Physicians: New Health Law Won’t Lower Cost Or Improve Care