Michelle Wie hit and amazing drive and approach shot to make the green on this 596 yard whole in two shots.
Freddy Adu Starts and Records Assist for US National Team
Freddy Adu started for the US National Team, his first world cup qualifier start of his career in a game against Barbados.
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This is the Official Launch of Blogtown Press! You have a chance to win a Coconut straight from Hawaii, where Blogtown Press is headquartered, with our Link to a Coconut Contest. As we mentioned kickoff post we’re a blog network all about giving back and we want to kickoff that giving back by giving you a chance to win a piece of paradise.
We’ve picked 3 posts within our blog network and you just have to link to one of those three posts and you win. The official rules are posted below and you can find a list of the blogs at our Town Blogs and you may also find the official contest page helpful.
Official Rules
1. We currently can only send Coconuts to the US, Canada, the UK, and Australia, so anyone else will have to find someone who lives there or link for good natured fun.
2. Write an article on your blog that contains a link back to any one of the posts on any one of the 12 blogs in the Blogtown Press blog network of blogs (see list and description below.)
3.You can only link to three posts per post on your blog and you must link back to this page as well, so if you want to write about more than three posts you’ll have to write another post. Feel free to use the contest image above in your post, you can resize it to fit.
4.The link to each post should contain a keyword related to the post, just using the title is fine. For example a link to a Michelle Wie post would be Michelle Wie Misses the Cut at the European Masters. We will then be keeping track of all entries via trackbacks, if you post a link to the permalink, we’ll get it as a comment, we have our posts setup like that so just link to the permalink and voala! If you don’t think your post properly tracked back or pinged the blog post you wrote about feel free to email us at blogtownpress@gmail.com
5. If you win hopefully there will be a way to contact you at your blog, or just email us at blogtownpress@gmail.com. We’ll announce the winners here at the top of the page, and all we ask in return, only if you want, that you email us a picture of you (or something/someplace interesting) with the coconut.
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