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Just a reminder: Wednesday's are the day for SMOERs. Yep, it's that delicious treat of graham crackers, a scrumptious marshmallow, and melting, oozing chocolate that delights the palate and captivates the senses. SMOERs supplies a words-of-wisdom-treat every week that you can sink your teeth into and enjoy every charming and delectable morsel.

These weekly, mouthwatering treats come from our upcoming book, SMOERs - your day-to-day motivational guide. The full title of SMOERs is: Self-Motivation, Optimism, Encouragement Rules!: Daily Reminders for Outstanding Living. It is compiled by Richard L. Weaver II, Ph.D. There are 365 daily reminders and over 1600 quotations for the boost you need to brighten your day - every day - and uplift your spirits. Available Spring 2009. After reading just one day of SMOERs we know you will want s'more!

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Thursday’s essay, “The Super Bowl: All American - All Excess!,” is is my second essay that discusses the Super Bowl. The first was written last year. The current essay discusses many of the different excesses surrounding this event.

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Thursday's And Then Some Essay preview
The Super Bowl: All American - All Excess!
by Richard L. Weaver II

Excerpt:
You’ve got to love it! There is nothing like it in the world. As Gail Leino writes in her essay, at ezinearticles.com, “Superbowl Sunday Party,” “This is the great American tradition of celebrating the greatness of football!” Robert Paul Reyes, writing for the American Chronicle), January 31, 2006, in an essay entitled, “The wretched excess of the Super Bowl,” writes, “The Super Bowl transcends sports, it is a celebration of American power. It’s an ‘in your face’ glorification of American supremacy.”

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