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Sep 11, 2007 -
You know that I'm always in the mood for a nice relaxing cup of tea. Now your health can benefit from all the healthy antioxidants found in tea while you benefit others with these tea kettles from a couple of great causes!
Here is the LIVESTRONG kettle by Chantal (for $39.95).
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Apr 04, 2007 -
Lance Armstrong, the most famous cyclist EVER, created the Lance Armstrong Foundation (LAF) after battling and beating Stage IV testicular cancer - he was diagnosed at age 25. His amazing story offers hope and inspiration to everyone; he is fast becoming the face of cancer survival.
In May 2004, we all started seeing these yellow LIVESTRONG wristbands everywhere.
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May 16, 2007 -
In case you haven't heard of him, Lance Armstrong is the amazing cyclist who won the Tour de France 7 times in a row, and he beat Stage IV testicular cancer. Armstrong's athletic successes and dramatic recovery from cancer inspired him to establish the Lance Armstrong Foundation in 1997 known as LIVESTRONG. Lance is a symbol of hope for cancer survival and today is LIVESTRONG Day.
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Apr 13, 2007 -
The 2007 LIVESTRONG Challenge is the Lance Armstrong Foundation's signature fundraising event, inspired by one of the toughest cancer patients on the planet. This annual series of cycling, running and walking events takes place in the following cities this year:
Philadelphia, PA - August 25-26
Portland, OR - September 29-30
Austin, TX - October 12-14
These events allow anyone to walk, run, ride, or volunteer to support people affected by cancer. To join the race, you must pay a registration fee of $50.
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Sep 10, 2008 -
It looks like running the NYC marathon in under three hours just isn't enough for Lance Armstrong, who will turn 37 next week. Yesterday, the seven-time winner of the Tour de France announced that he has decided to return to professional bike racing to "raise awareness of the global cancer burden" with the ultimate goal of winning an eighth Tour next Summer. His return to cycling could be the boost the sport needs.
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