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EDGEWATER, Fla. -- A friend called me earlier and asked me if I knew what today's date is?
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WWE announcer Jerry 'The King' Lawyer collapses tonight on Monday Night Raw; co-announcer says it's not a story line
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Mon, 09/10/2012 - 22:26
Photo courtesy of Wikipedia / WWE Hall of Famer wrestler Jerry 'The King' Lawler
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Photo courtesy of Wikipedia / WWE Hall of Famer wrestler Jerry 'The King' LawlerWWE announcer and Hall of Fame wrestler Jerry "The King" Lawyer apparently collapsed at ring-side during tonight's live "Monday Night Raw" telecast and was undergoing CPR, co-announcer Michael Cole told the television audience just after 10:20 p.m.
Cole emphasized Lawyer's medical situation was not part of a storyline. Lawyer had wrestled earlier in a tag-team match with Rsandy Orton as his partner, returning to the announce table during the next commercial break before collapsing.
"This is not part of the show," Cole said, with a somber look on his face. "This is not part of entertainment."
Cole said Lawler was taken to a local hospital in Montreal after receiving CPR at the scene.
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The Sunday Conversation: Deltona's Pat Northey touts experience in re-election for county council dist. 5 seat
The Roundtable: The GOP convention in Tampa
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The Sunday Conversation: Deltona's Pat Northey touts experience in re-election for county council dist. 5 seat
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Headline Surfer video produced by Serafina Frederick / Volusia County Councilwoman Pat Northey of Deltona answers questions for 'The Sunday Conversation' about her re-election bid against upstart Rich Gailey of DeBary.
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DAYTONA BEACH -- The way Volusia County Council dist. 5 member Pat Northey sees it, experience is what counts in the November general elections.
Headline Surfer caught up with the Deltona official for an exclusive interview on the 24/7 Internet newspaper's online show, "The Sunday Conversation."
Pat Northey bio
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Fast Facts: Pat Northey
• District 5 and at-large representative on the Volusia County Council: 1993-present (twice served as chair)
New Smyrna Beach football: 'Cudas win on the road against DeLand Bulldogs in OT, 41-35
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DELAND -- A defensive play in overtime resulted in a 92-yard touchdown that led the New Smyrna Beach 'Cudas over the DeLand Bulldogs, 41-35, Friday night at Spec Mark Stadium.
DeLand led 21-0, in what looked to be a blowout, but New Smyrna Beach came back strong in the second half to tie the game at the end of regulation.
Lesson in history? 2012 election year more like 1980 than 2008
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NEW SMYRNA BEACH -- With the RNC and DNC conventions over, the presidential campaign escalates as the nominees battle for victory in November. When the results are in, will the voters stick with President Barack Obama or move on to a new president in Mitt Romney?
The Roundtable: The GOP convention in Tampa
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NEW SMYRNA BEACH -- The hoopla of the Romney-Ryan ticket at the Republican National Convention in Tampa is critiqued in Headline Surfer's weekly online news and public affairs show, "The Roundtable."
Conventioneer’s perspective: Romney and Ryan ready to go
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TAMPA -- The 2012 Republican National Convention was my second as a delegate. Four years ago, I went under the McCain/Palin ticket. I was excited but not nearly as much as this time with Romney-Ryan.
Romney connected with the American people in acceptance speech
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ORLANDO -- Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney descended upon the Republican National Convention in Tampa on a mission: to humanize himself and dispel caricatures portraying him as a corporate raiding automaton focused on profits and losses, not people.
If that was Romney’s aim, his forceful acceptance speech achieved solid footing for the 65-year-old successful businessman to capitalize on during the upcoming sprint to Nov. 6.