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And the Winners Are...
September 3, 2012
Impossible things are simply those which so far have never been done.
-Elbert Hubbard

This summer we ran a contest with the goal of bringing in new subscribers to ExchangeEveryDay. Prizes were offered for the individuals who referred the most new ExchangeEveryDay subscribers. The four Grand Prize winners who received their choice of a complete set of Out of the Box Training Kits or a complete set of Beginnings Workshop units were....

  • Brenda Cooper from Pahiatua, New Zealand
     
  • Maria Doherty from Limerick, Ireland
     
  • Cheryl Smith from San Marcos, Texas
     
  • Theresa - to be confirmed
     

In addition, 40 other individuals won the Honorable Mention Prize of a $100 Exchange gift certificate. 





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Comments (1)

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Sandra Malmquist · September 03, 2012
Creating Kids at the Connecticut Children's Museum
New Haven, CT, United States


The article is fine, as always! This comment is about the ad to the right of the article by SSGA. This little girl doesn't look like a little girl in a childcare center playing dress up but rather like a beauty pageant kid. Not at all cool.



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