"In 1939, about 5,000 copies of a book offering hopeless drunks a spiritual path to recovery through 12 steps were released by a fledgling fellowship of alcoholics."
Click here for more on this glimpse of AA's past.
Sunday, October 3, 2010
Thursday, September 30, 2010
More than 1,000 Runners Combine to Make Team World Vision the Largest Charity Team at the Bank of America Chicago Marathon
"Over 1,000 people will be running in orange during the Bank of America Chicago Marathon on Sunday, Oct. 10 in support of Team World Vision. Team World Vision is the largest charity in the race, and unlike other charity teams, it has seen an increase in participants and fundraising since its launch in 2005. They began with only 95 runners in the Chicago Marathon, and there are now over 1,000, each with their own unique story."
For more on Team World Vision, click here.
For more on Team World Vision, click here.
Wednesday, September 29, 2010
Trying to master Master Gardening
"I've always thought college was wasted on the young, and that I would be a much better student today than I was when beer and cute guys were competing for my attention."
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Click here to read more.
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
Great Pumpkin Fest in Highwood, IL
"The City of Highwood, IL has some really, really big plans for Halloween this year. Highwood intends to make pumpkin carving history with this year's Great Pumpkin Fest. How, you ask?"
Click here for the answer!
Click here for the answer!
Sunday, September 26, 2010
Comer Prep shines as a beacon of optimism
"The bright new charter high school rises next to the scene of a senseless inner-city killing — a 17-year-old girl, chatting with a friend on her cell phone, shot dead in 2008 after two men argued on a CTA bus.
The $20 million school is a legacy of the late Gary Comer, the innovative founder of the Lands’ End clothing empire, who grew up in the Grand Crossing neighborhood and never forgot it."
Click here for more on Comer's caring legacy.
The $20 million school is a legacy of the late Gary Comer, the innovative founder of the Lands’ End clothing empire, who grew up in the Grand Crossing neighborhood and never forgot it."
Click here for more on Comer's caring legacy.
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Saturday, September 25, 2010
Urgent action needed as Sudan faces countdown to crucial referendum warn aid agencies
"World leaders at today’s Sudan summit must take concrete action to help ensure peace, safety and development for all Sudanese people, five international aid agencies said in an open letter. Failure to act risks a new eruption of violence and threatens the future of Africa’s largest country, with just over 100 days until the referendum to decide whether the south should remain part of Sudan."
For more on this importance summit, click here.
For more on this importance summit, click here.
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Halloween Party Crafts-Easy-to-Adapt Halloween Crafts for a Bewitching Party
"Lots of children's games and crafts adapt nicely to Halloween with a few set changes. 'Pin the tail on the donkey' can become 'pin the tail on the black cat.' A simple bean bag toss game can become a ghostly game by drawing ghosts on the target board with their open mouths as the scoring goal. Look through craft catalogs and think about how you can adapt the projects to your own needs."
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