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April 6th 2014; it’s a historical day in sports entertainment history that die-hard members of the WWE Universe painfully remember. It was the night of Wrestlemania 30, the grandest stage of them all. The challenger was “The Beast” Brock Lesnar against “The Phenom” the Undertaker. No one could ever conceive the thought of the Undertaker failing, but Brock Lesnar shocked the world by conquering the Undertaker’s legendary 21-0 undefeated Wrestemania streak. In a time that is known as ‘the reality era’

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Finding the right orthopedic boot can be difficult, especially when special sizes are needed. Thankfully, consumers are now learning about the Drew Rockford boot, a stylish boot that comes in a wide range of sizes and colors to meet the needs of all. When users put the boot on, they find it is truly comfortable and one they can wear for extended periods of time without worry about pain or discomfort. What makes these boots truly stand out in the field of orthotic shoes and why are so many choosing

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Many of us have gym membership or attend classes at a local gym on a frequent basis: in America, gyms are a $700 million industry, and it's estimated that 12% of the population regularly attend the gym.But fifty years ago, gyms as we know them today just didn't exist.So how did we get to where we are today - and what "dos" and "don'ts" can we pick up from the past?Ancient Greece: The First GymsThe word "gym" is a contraction of "gymnasium" - derived from the ancient Greek word gymnasion. The

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