4000 is a Sobering Number

2008 March 24
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by Jeff

I saw that overnight the death toll in the Middle East hit 4000. That number is chilling. The men and women that gave their lifes in war, weren’t forced to join the service. They volunteered to serve their country selflessly to make and keep America great. The war has lasted longer than World War II and there is no honest promise that the war will end anytime soon. You can’t help but feel for all the service members’ and their families, whether it they lost their life, are still on the ground or serving in the states.

The White House had the annual Easter Egg roll. Former Dallas Cowboy Troy Aikman and Pop-rock group the Jonas Brothers were there. Mickey Mouse also made an appearance (I guess Goofy hosted the event).

Have you wondered what the future might hold for Ashley Alexandra Dupré? Bob Parsons at Godaddy posted on his blog that there were inquiries if she will be the next Godaddy Girl. Parson is a great marketeer, he didn’t confirm or deny. Another item he pointed out is that commuting on motorcycle can be rough on bike population. You can find godaddy at www.GoDaddy.com

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