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It seems that the word “extreme” has become a major part of marketing in the United States. After all, everything from sports beverages to sports have been described with the adjective, and it seems to promote a certain type of lifestyle. While the word might not be enjoying the popularity that it did in the mid-1990s, nonetheless, “extreme” hasn’t quite melted away from the contemporary American vocabulary altogether.
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Are you a sports fan? Most Americans will agree, whether they love football or not, football is the great American pastime.
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Information Satellite Systems – Reshetnev said it continues ground testing of the next-generation GLONASS-K navigation satellites.
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Asia Broadcast Satellite (ABS) announced two multi-transponder contracts regarding the company’s planned ABS-2 satellite.
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Michel de Rosen, Chief Executive Officer of Eutelsat Communications announced the appointment of Yohann Leroy as Director of Strategy.

Who knew that television could be educational? Growing up, most kids were warned by their parents using that famous phrase, “TV will rot your brain!” This is the point when the kids would generally roll their eyes and groan. But now, what if there is a way that kids can enjoy watching television and learn at the same time? There is such a thing, believe it or not!