‘F1 Manager 2022’ — Manage Your Favorite F1 Team in Detail
‘F1 Manager 2022’ is a management simulation game in which you’ll play as a Team Principal competing in the 2022 Formula One season.
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Pride Month 2021: ‘The Passing Playbook’ by Isaac Fitzsimons
‘The Passing Playbook’ by Isaac Fitzsimmons is a coming-of-age book about transgender rights and football (soccer) in equal measure.
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‘Crayola Scoot’ – Flip, Trick, and Grind Your Way to Colorful Fun
‘Crayola Scoot’ is a family-friendly scooter game in which you perform flips, grinds, and tricks in order to paint your world with color.
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40 Inspiring Icons: Bitesize Biographies of Famous Figures
The 40 Inspiring Icons series is a collection of books that introduce 40 people or groups who are famous in their field.
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National Geographic KiDS: SPORTS!
Everything sports that your kids could possibly want to know.
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Kickstarter Alert: ‘The Animal Games’
The Animal Games is an imaginative card game that asks players to explain how various animals would compete, and win, in dozens of sporting activities.
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Can Cleveland Keep Feeling the Love?
One of the things I like about sports is that it teaches us that race doesn’t matter.
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Cleveland: A Magical Moment
Do you remember how you felt when you first finished reading Harry Potter? That moment at the end of the Battle of Hogwarts? Well, that’s how Cleveland feels now.
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The Sport of Vaccination
Not getting vaccinated is like playing a game against a team of vampires. They are bigger, stronger, and faster. The odds are in their favor, and it will undoubtedly wear you out to beat them. But even if you do beat them, there’s a good chance someone from that team of vampires will wander off into the stands to attack someone else.
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This Girl Loves #thisgirlcan
Sport England’s #thisgirlcan campaign jiggles me the right way.
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A Magical Racquet Ride Can Take Kids on a Tennis Tour
Marissa Irvin Gould’s book teaches tennis terms and a little history of the sport.
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Athletics, Films, Photos Abound at espnW During Summer of W
espnW fills our summers with cinematic sport starting July 2 with the Nine for iX films about women, by women. The newly designed espnW website also offers streamlined access to sports news, community, and support, plus a daily photo challenge.
Continue ReadingYes, That’s A Girl Behind Those NFL Stripes! Shannon Eastin Becomes First Female NFL Referee
The San Diego Chargers play the Green Bay Packers on Thursday, and if you’re paying attention, you’ll see something you’ve never seen before. Shannon Eastin will be one of the referees.
Continue Reading“I Need a Hero!”
How many of you remember that song from 1985? I sure do. I loved it then, and I love it now. This version by British band Frou Frou (as heard in the Shrek 2 closing credits) is also good. The theme song to the Veggie Tales’ character “Larry Boy” also comes to mind. Lately I’ve […]
Continue ReadingChange the Subject – I Dare You!
Many of our daily conversations are dominated by some combination of these four topics: Our homes, our partners, our children, and our appearance. This is particularly true for women, as social pressures drive us to focus on these things above all else. However, habit can become stifling, and it’s probably not healthy to fulfill any […]
Continue ReadingGeeky Ways to Love the Iditarod: Build a Better Dog Sled
Talk about an amazing race. The Iditarod dog sled competition, which started Saturday, stretches more than a thousand miles from Anchorage to Nome, crossing some of the toughest terrain in the world under some of the harshest conditions on the planet. Mushers come from all over the world to compete, but, at its heart, the […]
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