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KIND: Chris Read started A Smile for A Child 12 years ago TRIBUTES have been pouring in following the death of a former dale man whose charity has helped more than 5,000 disabled children take part in sport. Chris Read, who founded the charity A Smile For A Child, died on January 20, aged 55. Now hundreds of supporters are to wear the charity’s colour of purple when he is laid to rest on Monday, February 8. Over the 12 years since he founded the charity from his home in Barnard Castle Mr Read raised about £1.8million for good causes. Mr Read was born and raised in London and attended H...

Nets crumble in final seconds as Washington defeats Brooklyn, 149-146 Share this story What can you say? Not much. How about a string of profanities? It was the Nets’ most devastating loss of the season as Brooklyn’s favorites crumbled in the final seconds to the Wizards Sunday in our nation’s capital. With the loss, the Nets snap their season-high four-game winning streak and fall to 13-9 on the season while the Wizards improve to 4-12. Here’s your most revealing stat: Brooklyn allowed 48 points in the fourth quarter. “The defense just wasn’t good enough, and I think everyone...

Nine Nets finish in double-figures as Brooklyn destroys Oklahoma City, 147-125 Share this story No Kevin Durant, no problem. It was a Nets offensive showcase Friday as Brooklyn blew out Oklahoma City, 147-125. with KD resting on the bench in the Sooner State. With the win, the Nets extended their winning streak to four games, tying their season-high win streak, and have won eight of their last 10. As Brooklyn picked up their first win against OKC since 2017, the team improved to 13-8 while the Thunder fell to 8-10. Brooklyn had their foot on the gas pedal throughout the game, breaking ity op...

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Opposite Day 2021 Ideas: 12 Funny Ways To Celebrate This Silly Holiday KEY POINTS National Opposite Day is observed on Jan. 25 every year There are several ways people of all ages can celebrate Opposite Day and join the fun These include wearing clothes inside out, eating dessert first and saying goodbye when greeting people It's Opposite Day! The young and young at heart are always excited about the silly day, which falls on Jan. 25 every year, as it gives them the opportunity to do things that are out of the ordinary—like parents letting their kids have spaghetti for breakfast and p...