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Justin Gallegos, a runner at Oregon with cerebral palsy, thought he was just finishing another cross country race. Little did he know, Nike was waiting at the finish line to offer him a pro contract (via @kabdullah360 / Elevation 0m)
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Preparando la presentación de LAS CHICAS DE LORNA JACKSON de este viernes. Biblioteca Miquel Martí i Pol 18,30h ;) – at Barcelona, Spain
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Never give up on what you really want to do. ...... H. Jackson Brown Jr. #Inspiration #leadership
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It is easier to build strong children than to repair broken men. Frederick Douglass #leadership
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If you want to test a man's character, give him power. Abraham Lincoln #Leadership
I love this. teapaw.org/InspiringThinkn/status…
When we ride these trains I wonder why the bad guys haven't targeted them yet. Thank you fellas. Well done. teapaw.org/BBCWorld/status/635019…
These are the men who stopped a terror attack on board a French train bbc.in/1JniL3D
I need a jet too. Will you guys chip in, please? God will bless you abundantly. He told me so. No, seriously!!! #fb teapaw.org/TheRoot/status/6343493…
Creflo Dollar: People who don’t understand why I need a jet don’t understand God’s word buff.ly/1LmD08j
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The FBI & NCTC has launched a nationwide campaign & released a short film abt economic espionage fbi.gov/news/stories/2015/ju…
Your smile is your logo. Your personality is your business card. ..... Jay Danzie #business #leadership
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“Live each day as if your life had just begun.”
– Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe
Ha! I used a lot of these in Three Lives bit.ly/1Lcx3I3 before they were put on urban dictionary. #fb teapaw.org/urbandictionary/status…
@Lolzoflaughs Splenda Daddy: A man who strives to be a Sugar Daddy but... splenda-daddy.urbanup.com/10…
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Have you heard Janelle Monae’s ‘Hell You Talmbout’ yet? #blacklivesmatter bit.ly/1KnFpcQ
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We can easily forgive a child who is afraid of the dark; the real tragedy of life is when men are afraid of the light. –Plato


























