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SportingKid Live Feature

In my younger days, one of my favorite publications to grab ahold of and scan with great interest was Sports Illustrated Kids (SI Kids). A spin-off of its elder, Sports Illustrated, SI Kids was a magazine chock-full of sports content for the next generation of physical competition enthusiasts. Every other month, subscribers would receive a fresh magazine that featured great stories, a set of flimsy trading cards, and a flashy two-sided poster with a different athlete represented on each side.

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Read, Watch, and Listen

To lead an admirable life, one shall seek out reasons to be appreciative for the splendor that exists in unison with the present. By hunting for causes that generate feelings of gratitude from within, one is able to perceive the space in the proper mindset, which is the ultimate goal for all in the flesh. Regardless of what’s playing out in someone’s reality, all moments spent feeling indebted to the universe are moments well-spent.

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Trust The Grind Athletes in the Super Bowl

The single-biggest sporting event in America. A pair of uprights, 100 yards of play, and one goal in mind: Outscore the opposition by game’s end to hoist the Lombardi Trophy. There’s nothing quite like the Super Bowl.
A shimmering, sharp-textured, unique coin is used to commemorate the moment. Distinctive patches are stitched into both teams’ threads, and illuminated lights flash throughout the clash. The crowd clamors as the clock ticks, and when there’s a break in the action, millions of fanatics at home consume creatively scripted commercials while enjoying their beverages of choice.

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