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Where to Begin???
First, before I start talking about hockey and I have your immediate attention…I’d like to talk about a couple of charities. The Hockey Guys are hosting a fundraiser to benefit LiveStrong: The Lance Armstrong Foundation and the Leukemia/Lymphoma Socity. I’ve been holding back on pulling my “I have cancer” card and have already donated $100…
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