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From the entire AC180 family to yours, Merry Christmas.
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Sad ending to a pretty special career last night. Alonzo Mourning tore the patellar tendon in his knee last night basically ending his career. I’ve never been a big fan of “Zo” since he was at Georgetown, but you have got to give this guy credit for his heart. He’s been a warrior on and [...]
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Why is it that …
On school days, it takes an Act of Congress to pull my kids out of bed. You drag them out, re-drag them out, and climb the stairs multiple times to make sure they are up and getting dressed. They complain and whine about not wanting to wake up.
But on [...]
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I get home tonight, fire up the Google Reader and find this article anywhere and everywhere I look. My first thought is to fire off some blog post with all of my judgmental thoughts. The second thought was to not post it at all. Now I am stuck on my third thought and I don’t [...]
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Over the weekend, my son and I put the finishing touches on this years AWANA Grand Prix car. This year he chose to make it a Payton Manning-Indianapolis Colts car. Although my loyalty is to the Oakland Raiders, my “B” team is the Colts due to our Corporate Headquarters being in Indy, our Corporate suite [...]
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I recently wrote a post about my dad turning 50, and the reflections I had of fatherhood in general. I have been extremely blessed with the father I have, but I know that there are many, too many, that aren’t as blessed.
The lack of a father figure in homes today is, in my opinion, the [...]
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