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Posted by stevegh
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Friday, 04 April 2008 |
"Warrick Dunn showed again that his qualities as a running back are exceeded by his reputation as a decent man. He won an award for philanthropy among NFL players for his "Home for the Holidays" program that has helped 74 single parents buy their first homes by giving them down payments and furnishings to start them off. A panel of judges and public votes selected Dunn among 17 football players competing for the inaugural Home Depot NFL Neighborhood MVP Award. The award of $25,000 went to his Warrick Dunn Foundation that he started in his 1997 rookie season." (Atlanta Journal-Constitution) Editor's note: Sorry to Steve that it took me a long time to get this story on the network!
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Posted by geri
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Wednesday, 02 April 2008 |
"Bucketworks can be described as a 'health club for the brain'. Instead of exercising your body...you exercise your inspiration and leadership. People in Milwaukee use the huge 22,000 square foot space to share their passions, build and make art, play with technology and envision businesses together. Members are allowed to basically do whatever they want inside that space. (WTMJ-TV Video, story and photos) Thanks to Kurt for the submission!
Check out the Bucketworks Website -- A place to share and explore passions for art, theatre, dance, business, technology, and leadership.
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Posted by geri
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Tuesday, 01 April 2008 |
Afghan athletes are training hard despite a lack of sports facilities
in the country and proper coaches in preparation for the Olympics in
Beijing. In country where women are still rare in athletic events, one
teenager, is defying social norms to represent her country in the 2008
Games. (Video)
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Posted by geri
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Tuesday, 01 April 2008 |
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Australian media indulged in some April Fool's Day humor on Tuesday,
carrying hoax reports of ads for "no chair" airfares, a restaurant offering a 10-course whale tasting menu and shrinking brains in homeowners due to mortgage stress! Love those Aussies!
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Read more... [Australia Media Boosts April Fool's Day Fun With Fake News Like 'No Seat Airfares']
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Posted by geri
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Saturday, 29 March 2008 |
"Am I hallucinating? Is this some sort of basketball Pleasantville
coming to life in an 80,000-seat football dome? Can a private
liberal-arts school from down Mayberry R.F.D. way... actually advance behind a
puberty-faced 6 foot 2 inch shooter to the almighty Elite Eight in NCAA's March Madness?"
Yes! Davidson College has been slaying one Goliath after another led by Stephan Curry's supple flick-and-swish outside shot -- 33 points against Wisconsin, 30 against Georgetown and 40 to topple Gonzaga. (Nice Article Profiles Team at Chicago Sun-Times)
Video Slide Show highlights Davidson excitement, and gives other scores from games last night:
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