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Tug-a-war Rope 24' Straight

Finally a Tug-a-war Rope that doesn't hurt the hands. Easy to handle size. Kid Tested! No knots on the ends. Loaded with fun! Fun for ALL ages! Toddlers to Seniors, Everyone likes to Tug-a-war. Boys verses Girls, Management verses Employees, Department against Department, Class against another Class, Teacher verses Students, Parents verses Kids, White and Blue striped / Abrasion Resistant (Soft to the touch) / Made of Braided 100% Polypropylene (not nylon) / Minimal Stretch / 5/8" (15.88mm) thick / Rope ends sealed, no fraying / It is recommended that children under the age of 14 be supervised when using and playing with rope.

Outdoor play is important to the health and fitness of all children. The facilities bond measure would fund covered outdoor play areas at 37 schools throughout Portland Public Schools. Fourteen schools would receive accessible, age-appropriate play structures, often to replace old and worn-out equipment.

The Westside elementary school play. I was the prince. The guy beside me was the king. Cassie Gibbons was Cinderella. The "king" poked me in the ass with a pin during the closing bow!
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Insights and strategies for success in the competitive law school application process offered by law school admission consultant and former director of law school admissions, Ann Levine, Esq. Ms. Levine is "The Secret Weapon of Law School Applicants Nationwide" and 95,000 law school hopefuls and pre-law students rely upon her Law School Expert blog for tips and advice throughout the law school application cycle.

Whether you're applying to a top law school or just praying to get in anywhere, The Law School Admission Game: Play Like an Expert" explains each piece of the process with candor and openness and answers the questions asked most frequently by law school applicants, including:

How do I decide which law schools to apply to?
Why is the personal statement so important and what should I write about?
How do I explain a low LSAT score?
Who should write my letters of recommendation and what should they emphasize?
What can I do if I am wait listed at my top choice school?

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