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The landing of Neymar to Barca is bound and tied, the final decision on which player will choose the 'on' of Madrid or Barca is more than taken. Neymar wants to take this time before saying goodbye to his fans, but the game is played at a neutral venue, and close the whole operation could do right now would have a disability to be present on Sunday in Brasilia against Flamengo, so after that party, which ends at 11 pm or next day morning, the operation Neymar would come to an end. Barca and Santos will then announce the transfer of the crack and the club would ensure the arrival of the Brazilian player with which close a five-year contract. Neymar wants to wear short before joining Barca Images
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56-year-old Moody Texas businessman Gary Martin was murdered on Satuday after a road rage confrontation with another driver. Martin was the owner of a local wrecker service. 27-year-old Adam Edmond Demirs called 911 in Temple Texas a short time later to admit to the shooting and waited for police until they arrived at his location. The shooting occurred on FM 2601 just west of Texas 317. When police arrived at the scene, they found Martin dead inside of his tow truck. The Bell County Sheriffs office is in charge of investigating this murder and ordered Gary Martin's body sent to Dallas for an autopsy. Bell County Justice of the Peace Ted Duffield pronounced Martin dead.Details - Twitter - Email - Contact - Home 
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After heavy rains, the San Antonio River in Wilson County Texas has left it's banks creating a dangerous condition for local residents. Judge Marvin Quinney order Wilson County residents who live near the San Antonio River to evacuate as soon as possible. According to authorities, the river is expected to crest at 60 feet around 6:00am Sunday morning. A shelter has been opened at the Foresville Middle School on B Street. The evacuation includes areas of Elmendorf and Floresville Texas. The National Weather Service is expecting more rain overnight, but it is expected to be lighter than was the case earlier in the day.Details - Twitter - Email - Contact - Home var url = document.URL; var encodedURL = encodeURIComponent(url); var facebook_link = 'http://www.facebook.com/share.php?u='+encodedURL ; var str = ""; document.write(str.link(facebook_link)); var sc_project=8722295; var sc_invisible=1; var sc_security="cd37982a"; var sc_https=1; var sc_remove_link=1; var scJsHost = (("https:" == document.location.protocol) ? "https://secure." : "http://www."); document.write(""); San Antonio River Evacuation In Wilson County - 06/25/2013 Images
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Life after football: David Beckham got back to his day job as he signed items from his H&M Bodywear collection in Paris, France, on Friday He stunned fans earlier this month when he announced his retirement from professional football. But now that David Beckham no longer has any sporting commitments, he can at least use his time fulfilling his other roles.The 38-year-old sportsman got back to his day job in Paris, France, on Friday, signing items from his Bodywear collection at the H&M store in the capital. 
Looking good! Becks cut a bright appearance in a red top and matching trainers with his black jeans 
So good to meet you! One fan looks slightly overwhelmed as she meets her idolLooking refreshed and in good spirits, the former sportsman smiled widely for waiting photographers in the shop before enjoying a lengthy meet and greet with eager fans.Becks cut an eye-catching figure for the event as he arrived sporting a bright red top and matching trainers, teamed with a pair of black trousers.The father-of-four finished off his look with a smart watch, and rolled the sleeves of his top up in order to show off his tattooed forearms. 
Still as popular as ever: The event marked David's first professional commitment following his retirement from football 
Smiles all round: Becks looked in good spirits as he headed into the eventPrior to the event, David encouraged fans to come along to see him, writing on his Facebook page: 'Hi, if you're in Paris tomorrow, I'll be at the H&M store at 54 Boulevard Haussmann from 9am to sign products from my Bodywear line. 'Would love to see you all there....' 
The life of a celebrity: Thousands of fans lined the streets in a bid to catch a glimpse of the sportsmanLast weekend, David played his final professional football game as he captained Paris St Germain against Brest.With his wife Victoria and their four children Romeo, Brooklyn, Cruz and Harper, watching from the stand, Beckham was given a standing ovation by players and fans from both sides as he left the pitch to be substituted in the second half. 
Posing up: David took the time to pose up with fans, as well as receiving a book as a gift from one 
Singing in the rain: David ignored the miserable weather to meet his fans 
Overcome: A tearful David struggled to control his emotions as he ended his professional football career last weekendsource: dailymail Life after football... David Beckham gets back to his day job as he signs H&M pants in Paris Images
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Hall of Famer Dan Hampton understands not all numbers can be retired by the Bears
Posted: 24 May 2013 01:28 PM PDT
Bears chairman George McCaskey has stated that Mike Ditka's No. 89 will be last number retired by the organization, saying in a statement "we thought if there is going to be a last one, there is no more appropriate one than 89."
And that is just fine with the legendary Dan Hampton, who wore No. 99 during his Hall of Fame career with the Bears. It's been argued for years that his number should be retired as well.
"I understand. It's simple math," Hampton told the Sun-Times on Friday. "This is a franchise with so many great players. If everybody's number got retired, it would diminish the honor in a way. I understand. The kind of the trap of it all is that if you played for the Bears that you're one of many. If you played in Tampa, what is there a handful of guys?
"It's kind of a numbers game and I understand that. I know that a number of players probably understand, and I'm talking about [Mike] Singletary, Richard Dent and other great players where probably some other place would have warranted it, but for team like Chicago, it's a numbers game. You have to understand that."
Hampton said a form of recognition similar to the Seattle Seahawks' Ring of Honor would be great to see, but "how crowded would that become."
"It's prohibitive in the sense that there's just so many [good players]," Hampton said. "That's the glory of actually playing for this franchise. I mean it's not Seattle, where you have got one or two guys that have actually accomplished something."
Hampton was happy to see that Ditka, who coached him for most of his career, was honored by the Bears. The team announced early Friday that Ditka's No. 89 would be retired during halftime of the Bears' "Monday Night Football" game on Dec. 9 against the Dallas Cowboys. It will be the 14th number the Bears have retired, which is the most in the league.
"It's a great honor," Hampton said. "He fits right in with [Gale] Sayers, [Dick] Butkus and the legendary Bears of all time. Beyond his playing days obviously, he was a transitional coach in the sense that he was a nationally known figure, known world-wide. You show somebody a picture in Pakistan or someplace in Africa of all the NFL head coaches today and pictures of Ditka, I bet you 90 percent would know how who Ditka is and probably very few of the coaches today would be identified. He was an iconic figure not only as a player, but as a coach. What he meant to this franchise, it's justified the retirement of his number."
Bears thank Urlacher with a newspaper ad
Posted: 24 May 2013 09:34 AM PDT
The Bears placed advertisements in the Chicago dailies Friday thanking longtime linebacker Brian Urlacher. Here's what appeared in the Sun-Times:
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