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As of March 12, 2014, the Dallas Cowboys released their Defensive End, DeMarcus Ware and signed former Broncos Defensive End, Jeremy Mincey for a one year contract valued at $4.5 Million dollars.

Giacomo Marchese and Dani Taylor, co-owners of veganproteins.com, have gathered a team of nearly 40 athletes from various backgrounds for their vegan muscle team, PlantBuilt.

Go the Distance for Autism is pleased to announce that Anthony Fasano, tight end for the Kansas City Chiefs will attend the bike event on Sunday, May 4, 2014 at the Westfield Garden State Plaza. Fasano will host a meet & greet and take photos with guests, signing autographs. Attendees will also be treated to an interactive football toss with the NFL star in the family fun zone from 12pm – 2pm.

Coaches that want to take their athletes to the next level often seek out clinics during the summer months, but even with a team of the most dedicated players, it can be difficult to raise the funds and coordinate the details that make traveling to a summer camp possible. Gold Medal Squared (GMS) is thrilled to offer the perfect solution: Instead of requiring volleyball teams to travel to them, GMS now brings the very best volleyball training directly to the teams.

For those individuals that lead an active lifestyle, frequently working out, running and playing sports, compression gear helps to maintain energy and stamina. Wearing the right compression gear can also aid in the rehabilitation of an injury. When interested in high-quality, uniquely designed compression shirts and apparel, SWEAT IT OUT® is announcing they have added a number of COOLMAX® gear to their catalog. Whether needing shirts, shorts, or socks, there are products that provide comfort for any level of workout.

Every April, businesses, individuals and organizations around the world celebrate Autism Awareness Month with unique fundraising and awareness-raising events to show support for the autism community. This year, four schools from Northern New Jersey will once again join forces and combine their fundraising efforts to produce the Fifth Annual Go the Distance for Autism Bike Event on Sunday, May 4, 2014 at Westfield Garden State Plaza in Paramus, NJ. The fundraising efforts of Alpine Learning Group, The EPIC School, Garden Academy and REED Academy are particularly timely in light of the recent announcement of the new autism prevalence numbers from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), indicating 1 in 68 children (1 in 42 boys and 1 in 189 girls) as having autism spectrum disorder (ASD).

Safe Passage, since its founding in 2000, has transformed the lives of women and their children helping them break the cycle of domestic violence. Domestic violence survivor Trish Steele founded Safe Passage 14 years ago with the belief that the power of giving, love and kindness can heal survivors.

A new event has been created online to help professional golfers establish their own success and legacy. The Friends Mobile Invitational caters to the demands of those professional golfers who are tired of traditional sponsorship. It is a revolutionary concept founded by professional golfer, James Doucettperry. The new event supports all the male golfers who are grinding every day.

Houston triathletes are you ready to step up your game and gain confidence in your cornering and bike handling abilities? On February 15th Pro cyclist Michael Pincus will be coaching triathletes and cyclist the finer points of bike handling and cornering at the Third Coast Training USA Triathlon Certified Performance Center. Michael a native Houstonian started racing in 2007 and currently races for UCI registered Continental level team Astellas Oncology.

Deocampoproduction.com now reveals unique secrets of Paul de Ocampo that help people to strive for greater levels of physical fitness. The website focuses on several aspects to motivate people using motivational vlogs, exercise videos and music to carry out exclusive physical fitness regime and maintain a healthy body.

Third Coast Training, a USA Triathlon Certified Performance Center, today announced a new branding campaign to coincide with the launch of the new 2014 season in Houston,Tx. The update to Third Coast Training's corporate branding reflects it's dedication to it's client base and on extensive consumer research and analysis. As the triathlon coaching and performance testing services of Third Coast Training has advanced over the years, the new logo and website reflects Third Coast Training's evolution as a company and the ever growing appeal of the sport of triathlon.

Better Families, a South Miami martial arts school, has graduated several of its students with their first or second degree black belts following a test held on Saturday, December 14th.

The Edmonton Oilers have struggled this year with their goalie and have decided to fix the situation with a new acquisition. For this position, only the most dynamic of players has the chance to succeed.

Many of the competitors at the 10K Lakes Open Wake Surfing Competition hoped to take home trophies, but father/daughter team Mike and Frankie Jost knew that this competition meant more than just accolades.  The pair are the first Father/Daughter Ambassador Duo sponsored by Nada Worry and hoped to qualify for the next step in wake surfing competition.  It was a great day for Mike and Frankie:  Mike took third in the Men's Outlaw Division and Frankie took first in the Women's Amateur Division, qualifying both of them to compete in the 2013 World Wake Surfing Championship to be held in Las Vegas, Nevada.  More information on the world championship can be found at http://www.wakesurfchampionships.com/location.html

Joshua, a reserve officer in the US Marine Corps, has been playing rugby since 2003, and in 2005 he helped his team, The University of Colorado Buffalos, win a national championship. In 2011 he joined Innovative Results as a client to train for selection to the All-Marine Corps Rugby team honors program.

Laura Robson has become the first woman from Britain to get to Wimbledon's last 16 in over fifteen years, following a win against Marina Erakovic. Friends of Vincent Boots Esher resident read that Robson got off to a shaky start, but quickly recovered, going on to win the match with a score of 1-6 7-5 6-3. Robson, aged 19, will now have to face the Estonian tennis star Kaia Kanepi next week. This will be the first time since 1998 that British players will have made it this far in both the women's and the men's singles. It will also be Robson's second time getting through to the last sixteen, having reached this same stage last year at the US Open.

The Miami will take the court on Wednesday at home in game five of the second round of NBA Playoffs, against the Chicago Bulls. The Heat beat the Bull on Monday 88-65 in Chicago. LeBron James had 27 points, including seven rebounds and Chris Bosh threw in 14 points and six rebounds to help the team to victory.

Go the Distance for Autism announced that the ELIJA School and STRIVE COMMUNITY will each receive $7,500 to develop behavioral education programs for individuals with autism. New York and New Jersey organizations serving the autism community were eligible to apply for this competitive grant.

New Jersey’s First Lady Mary Pat Christie has voiced her support of Go the Distance for Autism by becoming Honorary Co-Chair of the May 5 bike event. The First Lady has taken a leading role in embracing autism awareness since 2011, focusing many of her efforts on highlighting the innovative work being done by organizations throughout the state to help learners with autism and their families. Governor Christie and his Administration are committed to finding new and innovative ways to help New Jersey families impacted by autism.

In the past three years, participants of the Go the Distance for Autism Bike Event have ridden over 37,000 miles and raised more than $1,900,000 for autism education. In continued support of this impressive initiative, a host of local businesses are stepping up to the plate to sponsor the event for a fourth round.

Designated as National Autism Awareness Month in 1970, April brings together businesses, individuals and organizations to show support for the autism community, raise funds for research, and promotes the rights of individuals with autism, encouraging respect for their differences.

Junior "STANLEY CUP" aka Thorne Cup will be played in McCall at the Manchester Ice & Event Center, March 28-31. Playing for their fourth season, The Idaho Junior Steelheads, two time back-to-back Thorne Cup Champions have brought the excitement and distinction of championship hockey to Idaho.

RSL ubber goalkeeper Nick Rimando has won the 2012 MLS Save of the Year. En route to the well-deserved award, he beat Vancouver goalkeeper Joe Cannon and even himself — twice. Rimando's award-winning save — a reflex save against Sporting KC's Kei Kamara — marks the end of a quality season for the goalkeeper. Despite holding three of the four final contenders and generally impressing through the year, he didn't even hit fourth in goalkeeper of the year tallies. Some will dispute Nick Rimando’s win, pointing to Rimando's diminutive stature as the cause of such spectacular saves, but it's worth remembering that his height (or, if you will, ability to jump) wasn't involved in the save of the year — it was pure reflex and an understanding of where his body is at all times.

RSL ubber goalkeeper Nick Rimando has won the 2012 MLS Save of the Year. En route to the well-deserved award, he beat Vancouver goalkeeper Joe Cannon and even himself — twice. Rimando's award-winning save — a reflex save against Sporting KC's Kei Kamara — marks the end of a quality season for the goalkeeper. Despite holding three of the four final contenders and generally impressing through the year, he didn't even hit fourth in goalkeeper of the year tallies. Some will dispute Nick Rimando’s win, pointing to Rimando's diminutive stature as the cause of such spectacular saves, but it's worth remembering that his height (or, if you will, ability to jump) wasn't involved in the save of the year — it was pure reflex and an understanding of where his body is at all times.

RSL ubber goalkeeper Nick Rimando has won the 2012 MLS Save of the Year. En route to the well-deserved award, he beat Vancouver goalkeeper Joe Cannon and even himself — twice. Rimando's award-winning save — a reflex save against Sporting KC's Kei Kamara — marks the end of a quality season for the goalkeeper. Despite holding three of the four final contenders and generally impressing through the year, he didn't even hit fourth in goalkeeper of the year tallies. Some will dispute Nick Rimando’s win, pointing to Rimando's diminutive stature as the cause of such spectacular saves, but it's worth remembering that his height (or, if you will, ability to jump) wasn't involved in the save of the year — it was pure reflex and an understanding of where his body is at all times.