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See your chances of getting into a certain school. Very helpful!

If you want to ride your longboard to class, to the mall, or to the burger joint with some friends, a cruising board is what you need. There are many options around longboarding. This site is being a guide. Helps by putting yourself into a certain stage or narrowing yourself down to what type of longboarding you want to get into. It tells you what trucks wheels and decks to get and also tells you steps and gives tips on what to do in whatever stage you are interested in or just in.

Two entrepreneurs are making waves by creating skateboards out of fishing nets discarded in the waters off Chile around 640,000 fishing nets clog up the oceans around us and that is only a 1/10th of the garbage. Many many people helped by picking up trash and donating money towards this. they took fishing nets and made them into plastic beeds and were created as a mold for a longboard and they sold out very quickly because these boards if they keep being made it could put a big helpful environmental impact around us!

Looking for scholarships? Zinch is a great resource for college scholarships! There are tons of different scholarships for all majors. There is also a specific search engine which can pin-point perfect scholarships for yourself!

ESPN offers an array of sports coverage. Sports information that is featured on this website including NFL, MLB, NBA, College Football, College Basketball scores and news. ESPN is a great site for doing research about a specific team or even just if you enjoy reading sports related articles.

This is the Official Website of the NCAA (college sports). The most coverage of NCAA Athletics on the web. If you are interested in playing a college sport or learning more about college athletics, this website is perfect for you!

If you are someone that is interested in football, this is the perfect site for you. This site offers information on all things professional football has to offer. There are stats, articles and information on all professional teams and scandals.

This SportsNetworker is a website that offers insight on all things in the sports world and can help you determine if a sports job is for you. If you are looking to research more information on a sporting job or see what jobs are out there, this is the perfect website for you!

Anyone interested in alternative healthing should look at this website. I'm against pharmaceutical drug dependence so this website is really interesting to me and has a lot of articles and tips that I agree with. Essentially: food and proper nutrition really can heal you !

7 schools in France that people travel to go to worldwide. 

Popular French Sayings used all over France.

If you are looking for different colleges to visit or consider, Merrimack college is a small sized liberal arts college located in Massachusetts. This website provides helpful information about the school, stats and athletics.

An awesome resource not only containing tutorials for basic foundry work but also the crazy things that the author has made, like a metal lathe from scratch.

People should have sustainable fashion. This is a good guide for finding natural eco-friendly fabrics so you know what to buy.

Researchers at Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management teamed up with AutoMD to find out why customers receive different prices when they call an auto-repair shop.

A woman keeps all her clothing local. She makes most of her cloths. All the materials she uses are from within a 150 mile radius.

All about cotton in North Carolina.

this video was helpful and showed me how to make a saddle notch with a chain saw it was pretty cool to do that way and doesnt take long at all

"Program Narrative The field of sports medicine is gaining in popularity and employment opportunities are expanding. The demand for Certified Athletic Trainers in particular is increasing." This website was helpful in finding out more about the careers involving athletic medicine. I would recommend it to anyone interested in any fields involving athletic training.

The author opened up a whole new perspective on my outlook on sports medicine, and the science. I had no idea there were so many diffrent types of jobs to be offered around the area of sports medicine, aside from athletic training. I would highly recommend this resource to any one looking for more careers involving sports, or medical science.