Month: December 2008
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Santa Claus spends 350 days a year shoveling snow in the North Pole. For the last few days he tried to do some sporting activities — golfing, surfing, skateboarding, mountain biking, even rock climbing.
And of course he’s gonna check his list twice, whether those NHL guys are naughty or nice. Today’s elves are really sexy and that is why Satan steals Christmas by diverting our focus.
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FanHouse features Kobe Bryant, Shaquille O’Neal, NFL star Shawne Merriman and entertainers who want to wish you a Happy Hanukkah:
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John Furlong, CEO of the VANOC, sends you a special holiday video message: With Glowing Hearts
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On this 18th day of December 2008 PlayerPrayers.com turns 200 posts old.
A good reason to take a look at this year’s Top 10 most favorite posts:
1. Spiritual NBA Player Nicknames (nba)
2. Jewish NASCAR (nascar)
3. Super Bowl XLII Prayers on Twitter (nfl, twitter)
4. McCain Explains It All For You (easter, nfl)
5. Mail.com upgraded (branding, domain, nhl)
6. Church and Stadium Lego Edition (church, stadium)
7. Presbyterian Manning (church, nfl)
8. Easter workouts (bodybuilding, easter, twitter)
9. LDS NBA (nba)
10. Presbyterians walking (church, running)
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Bodybuilding.com‘s Topic Of The Week asks the question: How can one become a personal trainer?
AskTheQuestion.org takes your questions on how to become an Ordained Minister.
Both are not only career opportunities but rather a Call.
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Basketball fans in Sassari – Sardinia’s second largest city – were recently treated to a special halftime show. A group of nuns, monks and priests performed a routine to disco music while wearing traditional robes and habits. The group is on a tour of Italian discos and nightclubs to spread the message of Christianity to young people.
via MoonDogSports
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Every year on December 7th, the guys at Basketbawful celebrate the greatest of all holidays: Birdmas (originally “Bird Mass”).
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The 2008 State of the Blogosphere is out. Among other things Technorati is taking a look at the most popular topics, finding out that three-quarters of bloggers cover three or more topics. 19% of all blogs cover religion/spirituality and 16% cover sports. Religion beats sports. That is hard to imagine compared to TV ratings. Is the blogosphere really that different?
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