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Ford, Nolan, Smith Named To WNBA's Eastern Conference All-Star Team

Auburn Hills, MI - The WNBA announced today that the head coaches in the Eastern Conference have selected Detroit's Cheryl Ford, Deanna Nolan and Katie Smith to play in the 2006 WNBA All-Star Game Presented by Vonage being held Wednesday, July 12 at New York's Madison Square Garden.

It is the sixth selection to the WNBA's midsummer classic for Smith and the third for Ford and Nolan. Smith also becomes the fifth player in league history to appear in the all-star game for both the Eastern and Western Conferences. Also joining the Shock trio as reserves for the East are Alana Beard (Washington), Katie Douglas (Connecticut) and Tamika Whitmore (Indiana).

For the Western Conference, three rookies will make their All-Star debuts - Cappie Pondexter (Phoenix), Seimone Augustus (Minnesota) and Sophia Young (San Antonio) - alongside All-Star regulars Lisa Leslie (Los Angeles), Diana Taurasi (Phoenix) and Tina Thompson (Houston).



Latin America with high hopes for World Junior Championships in ...

Havana, Cuba - After a successful performance at last years IAAF World Youth Championships in Marakech, Latin American and Caribbean athletes have shown a great potential to shine at the upcoming IAAF World Junior Championships in Beijing, China, August 15-20.

As Beijing will host the 2008 Olympic Games, the future stars of the region want to make their possible first trip to China a memorable one. Many of them may come back in two years to represent their respective countries at the Summer Games.

Jamaica, Cuba and Brazil have confirmed the talent of their younger athletes, but there are other individuals from South America, Central America and the Caribbean ready to leave their mark in the Chinese capital.

Sprinters and hurdlers lead Jamaican squad

As usual, Jamaica counts on its sprinters, including four medallists from the previous World Junior Championships in Grosseto, Italy.



Flight risk: Kim Taylor makes love of travel her business

The fact that she was born in the Bahamas and lived there for the first six years of her life influences her vision. So does her love of warm tranquil breezes, turquoise seas and slow sunsets.

"The islands are in my blood," Taylor said. "The Bahamas are still in my soul."

But there's another side to Kim Taylor; a thrill-seeking side that has enticed her to bungee-jump at Victoria Falls and ski down a glacier in Austria.

Taylor's deep love of travel gives her the chance to indulge and explore the contrasting sides of her nature, and as the owner of Admiral Travel Gallery on Main Street in Lakewood Ranch, her passion for travel helps her make a living.

"I love being able to plan experiences for people and know that they are going to have a great time," Taylor said.



Business As Usual At Sears Tower Despite Terror Threat

Jun. 23--WASHINGTON -- FBI agents in an undercover sting operation arrested seven terrorism suspects in Miami on Thursday who allegedly were plotting to attack the Sears Tower in Chicago, the FBI headquarters in Miami and other U.S. buildings, officials said.

The suspects had "aspirations" but "no means" to attack the Sears Tower or other buildings, a senior federal law-enforcement source said.

The men were all Muslims who thought they were plotting "in conjunction with Al Qaeda" but they really were dealing with law-enforcement undercover agents, one law-enforcement official told The Miami Herald.

The men, who told neighbors in the Liberty City area of Miami that they were starting a children's karate class at a warehouse, had been plotting for an undetermined amount of time, but their scheme was thwarted well before any attack could be carried out.



Train up a child in the way he should go. Proverbs 22:6

Note worthy. Yes you! Train up a child in the way he should go and when he is old, he will not depart from it. Thanks, King Solomon, it may be long time, but it is still strong and relevant as you wrote the Powerful, Innovative and Informative Book of Proverbs!

E-Mail me with your Prayer Requests, Concerns and Comments HYPERLINK "mailto:rubyanndarling@yahoo.com" rubyanndarling@yahoo.com or write to P.O. Box 19725 SS, Nassau, Bahamas. God's Blessings!

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National volleyball teams whittled down

After months of intense training sessions for the upcoming Caribbean Volleyball Championships (CVC), the final 12 members of both the senior men's and women's national volleyball teams are one step closer to being named.

Out of the 35-plus hopefuls that were trying out in each camp, the names of 18 men and 18 women were submitted to the CVC Committee yesterday.

Heading the women's team will be veteran players Jackie Conyers and Mary Edgecombe, setter Keva Seymour, and versatile players Laval Sands, Kissie Gray, and Kelsie Johnson. Shevaughn Woodside, Anastacia Moultrie, Tamasine Poitier, Camilia Miller, Shonel Andrews, Tia Wilson, Krystel Rolle, Cheryse Rolle, Edrica Mcphee, Davia Moss, Katrina Johnson, and Rochelle Heinfield round out the team.

Moving on in the training phase on the men's side will be Reynaldo Knowles, Audril Farquhason, Prince Wilson, Romel Lightbourne, John Rolle, Randoulph Dorsette, Muller Petit, Tony Simon, Hector Rolle, Eric Johnson, Leonardo Dean, Arison Wilson, Glen Rolle, Jermaine Adderley, Jammal Ferguson, Carl Rolle, Byron Ferguson, and Maurice Smith.



On this day

In 1895, J.O. Dunbar, editor of the Phoenix Gazette, who called the governor, territorial secretary, attorney general and the marshal "assassins, looters, hoodoos, patronage peddlers and land grant sharks," was convicted and fined $3,000 for libel by a Tucson court. .



ANGOSTURA AROMATIC BITTERS

The world famous product which is produced in the small island of Trinidad, Angostura aromatic bitters, is sponsoring this years CHIC/Taste of the Caribbean 2006 competition being held in Miami Florida from June 25th to June 28th.

The product will be used in all preparation of food by the participating chefs and in the cocktails made by the competing bartenders. A special award will also be granted for the best use of bitters by one of the 15 culinary teams that will be participating in the event. The competing countries are Anguilla National, Anguilla and Barbuda, Bahamas, Barbados, Bonaire, British Virgin Islands, Curacao, Jamaica, Puerto Rico, St Lucia, St Martin, Suriname, Grenada, Trinidad and Tobago and US Virgin Islands. Angostura aromatic bitters was created in 1824 by a German doctor who lived in Venezuela.