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Friday, July 16, 2010

And The Winner Is...

July 16, 2010

Beat 360° 7/15/10

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Anderson Cooper holds Finnegan one of the hundreds of pets in the Gulf-area that are now homeless. (Photo Courtesy: Terri Garland)

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Update: Beat 360° Winners

Staff:
Kirk McDonald
"Don’t worry, little one. You’re supposed to be a lapdog, not a watchdog."

Viewer:
John
"Don't look at me like that Anderson, they ARE tar balls on the beach – honest!!!"

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