'Favorite athletes' presentation slideshows

All About Me

All About Me. Billy Dunne. Background Info. Full Name William Thomas George Dunne Birth Date July 28, 1998 Where I was Born Blue Island, IL. Family. Parents Mom, Dad Brothers Matt; 17, Chris; 11 Pets Charlie Dog Buddy Bunny. Mitch Chris Jimmy Nick Mike. Best Friends.

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Ricky F rancis

All about me. Ricky F rancis. Riding horses Football Baseball Power lifting. "Im Good At". Sports.espn.go.com Kfdm.com Facebook.com Ralphlauren.com. "My favorite Websites". Steak Pizza Bar-b-queue. "My Favorite food". Ms. LAbove Ms. Dean Mrs. Lee Ms. Guillory Ms. Jean.

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Alonzo Simon

Alonzo Simon. I'm good At. I'm good at sleeping I'm good at helping people I'm good at working hard. My favorite website. Facebook Miniclips yahoo. My favorite food. Nachos Tacos gumbo. My favorite Teachers. Ms. Wall Ms. Jones Ms. Leonard Coach Paul Ms. Coulon.

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Social Media domain has become the epicenters for all campaigns and other promotional activities, enhancing the reach and brand value of products and services alike. Social Media Campaigns account for the most impactful and objectively measurable ways of promoting any commodity, services, events or organization.

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Kyle Lavin

Kyle Lavin. Who am I?. Personal Info. Junior at Kenan-Flagler Business School Born In Durham 14 year old little sister. Professional Football. Cleveland Browns My favorite team since I was 5 New team established in 1999 Headed for the Super Bowl Baby. Why did I come to UNC.

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All About Me

All About Me. Brad Epps. Family. My nickname is toothpick. I was born on April 10, 1994 I had blue eyes and sandy blonde hair My parents are Troy Epps and Pam Konz. My step dad is Bob Konz. My brother and sisters are Chris, Sammy, Kayla, and Mallory. School.

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Basketball

Basketball . Denzel D. Johnson. Equipment. Basketball Uniforms Team Players Fans Court. Rules. If the player is knocked out of balance by the other team player its called force out. The ball must be held in or between the hands; The arms or body must not be used for holding it.

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