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Olympic Hopeful

I wanted to contact you to let you know how awesome Test Me I’m Clean is doing! So far we have sent out Reminderbands to 11 different countries Including the U.S., 17 different states and 26 different U.S. cities!!!!!!!

Tampa Bay Supports the Next Tiger Woods

Harris Armstrong could be the next Tiger Woods. Harris is 12 years old and has already broken 70 twice. Golf legends such as Tiger Woods and Charles Howell III are already admiring his talent.

Wristbands Support the Troops

A charity campaign which was set up by a teacher and a group of his pupils is being given support from all over the world. Stamford’s Richard Brewster set up the Supporting Our Troops charity with pupils at Stamford School and fellow colleague Falklands veteran Marc Jackson, because of the school’s strong links with the armed forces.

Georgia Tech Football Players Cheer On Ailing Fan

Sara Keene couldn’t believe Georgia Tech’s starting free safety wanted to speak to her.

“I was like, ‘The Djay Jones?’ I needed a moment to get it all together,” Keene said. “It was really surreal. I had to think about it for a minute. It was like, ‘Do you have the right person?’ ”

Campaigning to End Bullying

The campaign is running until the end of the month, and involves staff from all eight secondary schools in Moray, local community beat officers and community wardens who will all work closely together to raise awareness of this important issue.

Awareness and Learning from Chad’s Sudanese Refugee Camps

De Reus is the co-founder of the local chapter of Save Darfur: Central Pennsylvania. She was unsettled with what Sudanese refugees were going through and wanted to be able to speak to them in person to create a more defined awareness, as a scholar, based on what she had seen.

Raising Awareness Among Teens

Ashton McLamb isn’t necessarily your average teenager. While she does spend a lot of time hanging out with friends, working on the cheerleading squad and playing tennis, she also spends a significant amount of time volunteering and helping others. Ashton is currently a senior at West Florence High School and is an officer on the school’s tennis club. The club is a group that works on several service projects throughout the year. One of the club’s co-sponsors , Charles Nelson, says Ashton stood out from the very beginning as a great leader. “The tennis club is a service club, we are involved in about six or seven projects each year and it’s gonna take somebody who has a lot of stamina and a lot of energy and somebody who is really a go-getter,” said Nelson.

Ashton says while she’s been involved in several projects over the years, she felt compelled to start one of her very own at the beginning of this school year. Ashton read a news story that captured her attention, not only because of the sadness of the situation, but also because of the similarities between her life and the lives of the victims involved. The news story told the events of five senior high school cheerleaders who were involved in a deadly accident. The report said that the cause of the accident was texting while driving. Ashton says the story hit home.“It really was a reality check for me because my parents always tell me don’t text while driving, don’t talk on the phone while driving,” said Ashton McLamb.

Lebron James Silicone Wristbands

Note: This is an excerpt from a story mentioning the custom bracelets made by Reminderband for Lebron James.

A chance to play mad scientist, that’s all Nelson wants. On Tuesday, he got his shot. The Warriors played with some of last spring’s slash and swagger, led by six early in the fourth quarter.

Remembering Fallen Teammates

Denver Broncos receiver Brandon Marshall intended to wear the wristbands during every game this season.

His late teammates would be with him on every route. For every catch, for every miss.

NBA “Banding” Together

In recent years basketball has become quite a trendy sport. From calf-sleeves to headbands there are various styles and trends one may choose to follow. Apparently the NBA is no exception to this rule. While many of the past trends have been partial to each players style, a new trend has caught fire which is being embraced by many payers regardless of their differences in style. This trend is the wearing of silicone wristbands, otherwise known as “baller ID bands”.

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