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November 8, 2009
Missouri sports fan MU senior Eric Hobbs
MU senior Eric Hobbs showed barely any emotion during the Missouri volleyball team's 3-0 loss to Texas on Saturday evening at Hearnes Center. Hobbs had also seen the Tigers football team lose to Baylor on Saturday afternoon.
Congratulated for car decorating win
Pastor Tim Carson gives a hug of congratulations to Hannah Overfelt, 16, for her family's first-place finish in the car decoration contest at the Broadway Christian Church's trick or treat event on Saturday, Oct. 31. Hannah and her parents, Jeff and Terry, decked their vehicle out as a pirate ship and dressed in costumes for the event. Judy Salinger, decked out in a witch's hat, helped give out the awards.
Chatting with a rocker skeleton
Pastor Tim Carson chats with 5-year-old Cameryn Jackman during a Halloween trick or treating event at Broadway Christian Church on Saturday, Oct. 31. Church members decorated their cars and handed out candy to the trick-or-treaters. Jackman came as not just a skeleton, but a "Rocker Skeleton."
Prayer on Reformation Day
Redeemer Presbyterian Church members celebrate Reformation Day on Oct. 31. Pastor Joe Rolison, front, leads a prayer.
November 7, 2009
Missouri women's basketball player Toy Richbow
Senior Toy Richbow started 28 games for the Missouri women's basketball team as a sophomore.
Hickman freshman runner Nicole Mello
Hickman freshman runner Nicole Melo, left, competes in Saturday's Class 4 state cross-country championships. In her first state competition, Melo claimed an impressive 19th place finish.
Rock Bridge boys cross-country team
The Rock Bridge boys cross country team lines up for the start of the 2009 Class 4 state championship Saturday at the Oak Hills Golf Center in Jefferson City. Rock Bridge sophomore Caleb Wilfong, No. 1287, led the team with a 15th place finish in 16:54.
Alzheimer's lecture
Dr. Alison Goate, a professor of genetics in psychiatry at the Washington University School of Medicine, speaks at the Second Annual Research Forum of the Alzheimer's Association Mid-Missouri Chapter on Friday. A molecular geneticist, Goate led a team in England in 1991 that identified the first early-onset Alzheimer's mutation in the APP gene. Subsequent research has discovered two more mutations that contribute to the development of Alzheimer's.
Audience listens to Alzheimer's lecture
From left: Gilbert Pritzel, Judi Hasler, Kay Niemeier and Art and Pat Geren listen as Dr. Alison Goate lectures on the genetic factors that contribute to the development of Alzheimer's at the Lenoir Woods Community Center on Friday. Pritzel's wife, the mother of Hasler and Neimeier, passed away as an Alzheimer's patient. The three drove to the forum from Jefferson City to further their understanding of the disease. They all credit the support they received from the Mid-Missouri Alzheimer's Association as something that helped them to deal with the disease. The Gerens have been residents of Lenoir for over 20 years and wanted more information on the disease, which Pat was diagnosed with over 4 years ago.
Preparing for store's grand opening
Hy-Vee employees place price tags on a shelf of specialty cheeses Friday afternoon in preparation for the Tuesday grand opening of the supermarket on Nifong Boulevard.
Getting employees ready
The exterior of Hy-Vee as employees leave a training session Friday afternoon in preparation of the store's Tuesday grand opening.
Putting everything in its place
Hy-Vee employees Ryan Peterson, left, and Jason Pryor move produce displays into place at the front of the store in preparation for the Tuesday grand opening of the supermarket on Nifong Boulevard.
Jackson reacts to dropped interception
Kenji Jackson, center, cries out in frustration after a dropped interception at Memorial Stadium in the fourth quarter of Saturday's loss to Baylor.
November 6, 2009
MU Basketball - Moore
Missouri sophomore center Steve Moore blocks Truman State sophomore center Vesko Filchev during Missouri's exhibition game Friday night.
MU Basketball - Bowers
Truman State junior forward Andrew James tries to recover the ball from Missouri sophomore forward Laurence Bowers during Missouri's exhibition basketball game against Truman State Friday night. The Tigers defeated the Bulldogs 96-33.
MU Basketball - Safford
Missouri junior forward Justin Safford drives into Truman State junior forward Andrew James during Missouri's exhibition basketball game against Truman State Friday night.
MU Basketball crowd
Zou Crew fans cheer for Missouri basketball during their exhibition game against Truman State Friday night.
MU Basketball - Paul
Missouri sophomore Miguel Paul dribbles the ball up court during the second period against Truman State Friday night.
MU Basketball - Safford layup
Missouri junior Justin Safford goes in for a layup during the second half of Friday night's exhibition game against Truman State. Missouri won 96-33.
MU Basketball - Ramsey
Missouri senior Keith Ramsey holds the ball on offense against Truman State's Mark Misiewicz during a home exhibition game Friday night.



















