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The Day New York Stood Still

Major cities across North America, have exploded into an emotional out pour of excitement from immigrant communities, to celebrating Ghana's 2:1 victory over the US, in a World Cup quarter final clash in South Africa over the weekend. Indeed, Ghana has won so many soccer converts that one can call the gripping feeling "Ghanamania'.
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Amanda Arroyo Featured On TV

Cardinal Spellman High School senior Amanda Arroyo was recently featured on MSG Varsity’s popular live, call-in show, A Quick: 60, during the weekly Scholastic Spotlight segment.
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NY Knicks Groove Truck In LI City

Today, Councilman Eric Gioia (D-Queens) brought the New York Knicks Groove Truck to Newcomers High School in Long Island City and nearly hundred kids partook in games and skills contests for prizes.
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Cotto Thrills Thousands In Bronx

WBO welterweight champion Miguel Cotto held a public workout today in a neighborhood in the Bronx, where thousands of fans showed up to see him.
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New York City's Strongest Arms

Spectators are invited to watch or flex their muscles as the Bronx Borough President Ruben Diaz, Jr.and The Bronx Tourism Council hosts the 26th Annual White Castle ‘Bronxboro’ Armwrestling Championships with over 100 men and women competing incategories for amateurs and pros.
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Yeung Still Keen On Blues Buy-Out

Carson Yeung is still interested in taking full control of Birmingham City, according to his spokesman Sammy Yu.
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CSKA Claim Euroleague Title

CSKA Moscow were crowned European champions for the sixth time after beating Maccabi Elite Tel Aviv 91-77 in the Euroleague final.
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Maria Milosheva

Maria was born, raised and currently lives in Sofia, Bulgaria, EU. She is a journalist by profession and practices psychological consultation for the past few years. Maria worked as a reporter/journalist for a number of newspapers and radio stations. She served as a chief-editor of the National Library's monthly magazine Librarian for a number of years. Maria started drawing in 1991, urged by a strong inner need to recreate the reality beyond the usual – the world of forms and details… She has taken part in various exhibitions and her work is in a number of private collections around the world. It can be seen at MarmiArt.com. Maria's drawings are created using mixed techniques – aquarelle, tempera, ink, pencils, etc. They are unique and have no names. Their eventual owners would give them names, effectively becoming a part of the process of creating them. Every one can charge their own drawing with one's own energy and identify it with one's self. The drawings will repay generously, predisposing for calm moments of reflection and meditation.