Jack Peebles Creates Buzz Within the Insulator Community - Blog #1
by Jack Peebles
Price: $0.99 USD. 600 words.
Published on April 26, 2010. .
This is Jack Peebles' first blog on insualtors since his famous 'buzz' within the insulator community.
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National Title: The Unlikely Tale of the NAIB Tournament
by Danny Stooksbury
You set the price! 50470 words. Published on October 26, 2010. .
“National Title: The Unlikely Tale of the NAIB Tournament” is an archeological dig through the history of collegiate athletics. It details the origins of America's oldest collegiate national championship and the foundation of character-driven athletics. The NAIB (NAIA), began by Emil Liston and Dr. James Naismith, surpassed the NCAA in membership in just 10 years, and smashed color barriers.
You set the price! 50470 words. Published on October 26, 2010. .
“National Title: The Unlikely Tale of the NAIB Tournament” is an archeological dig through the history of collegiate athletics. It details the origins of America's oldest collegiate national championship and the foundation of character-driven athletics. The NAIB (NAIA), began by Emil Liston and Dr. James Naismith, surpassed the NCAA in membership in just 10 years, and smashed color barriers.