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conversations.value: Give me a description for a book titled Quiet Strength about June, Mrs, Congressional with the genre: Biographies & Memoirs, Leaders & Notable People.. Start with the sentence 'On June 15, 1999, Mrs'.
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conversations.value: On June 15, 1999, Mrs. the author was awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor -- a tribute to the power of one solitary woman to influence the soul of a nation. But awards and influence were far from her mind when, on December 1, 1955, she refused to move to the back of a city bus in Montgomery, Alabama. She was not trying to start a movement. She was simply tired of social injustice and did not think a woman should be forced to stand so that a man could sit down. Yet her simple act of courage set in motion a chain of events that changed forever the landscape of American race relations. Quiet Strength celebrates the principles and convictions that have guided her through a remarkable life. It is a printed record of her legacy -- her lasting message to a world still struggling to live in harmony.
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conversations.value: Give me the first three paragraphs for this book.
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conversations.value: Quiet Strength
  The young Patriots fan and I e-mailed each other all through the season, and he shared many things with me that he found difficult to share with his parents. He has finally begun to open those lines of communication and to work through the issues he faces. My prayer is that this young man will continue to see more of God's presence all around him as well as God's plan for his life. In the process, I learned so much more about the issues young people have to face today that it has made me a better father and a better coach.
  One difficult part of sharing our story has been talking to so many people who have lost children or siblings. It's a sobering reminder that life is not perfect and tragedies do happen. People often ask how our family has been able to deal with the tough times in our lives. I've been able to share that there are some tangible things a person can do in such situations—get counseling, make family time a priority, and look to the future rather than the past—but the only way our family was able to move forward was by relying on the promises of Christ.
  As they have been throughout my life, the Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) has been there once again as a strong supporter of. God obviously had great things in store for Les Steckel after we parted in Tampa as he not only had the chance to coach his son in high school, but later went on to become president of FCA and has continued to impact lives daily for Christ on a greater scale than we ever could have imagined.
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conversations.value: Give me five more paragraphs.
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conversations.value: It was a disappointing ending to a hard-fought season. Like our two regular season losses to the Patriots and Chargers, we really didn't do the things that we knew we needed to do to win in the playoff game: protect the ball, tackle, keep our emotions in check, and stay in our assignments. We met as a team the morning following the playoff loss, the players left for their respective homes, and then the coaches took off for the rest of the week. I flew to Tampa thinking that I had just coached my last game in the NFL.
  Other people were looking at my decision in terms of "retirement." I guess that's the right term—retirement—from the NFL, anyway, the only professional career I have ever known. However, I don't think that God ever wants us to retire from relevance or significance. We faced a twofold question: what is the best setting for me to continue to do God's work and how did this fit in with what was best for my family?
  When I flew into Tampa, I marveled at how much had changed since the first time Lauren and I flew into the same airport twelve years earlier. We hoped we were going to get the Bucs job back then, but other than us, I'm not certain how many people cared. And who knew what the future held? Maybe if the Glazers had not been so patient when we opened 0–5 that first year, I might have been mulling over the same "retirement" questions in 1997. Limited platform. Different circumstances.
  Instead, twelve years later, it seemed as though a countless number of folks—judging by the articles I saw—were wondering if I was going to retire from football. I think people simply care a disproportionate amount about professional football, as evidenced once again this year when thirty-second advertising spots broke revenue records during the Super Bowl.
  Jim Irsay had lobbied for me to stay on board long enough to open the new Colts stadium in downtown Indianapolis in August 2008. Jim had done so much for me and my family, as well as for the Colts and the city of Indianapolis, through his efforts to emphasize the civic responsibilities of a sports franchise. But while I wanted to repay him for his graciousness toward us from the beginning of our relationship, I couldn't let that override what was right for our family.
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Reverse the sentences.
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conversations.value: But while I wanted to repay him for his graciousness toward us from the beginning of our relationship, I couldn't let that override what was right for our family.. Jim had done so much for me and my family, as well as for the Colts and the city of Indianapolis, through his efforts to emphasize the civic responsibilities of a sports franchise.
  Jim Irsay had lobbied for me to stay on board long enough to open the new Colts stadium in downtown Indianapolis in August 2008. I think people simply care a disproportionate amount about professional football, as evidenced once again this year when thirty-second advertising spots broke revenue records during the Super Bowl.
  Instead, twelve years later, it seemed as though a countless number of folks—judging by the articles I saw—were wondering if I was going to retire from football. Different circumstances. Limited platform. And who knew what the future held? Maybe if the Glazers had not been so patient when we opened 0–5 that first year, I might have been mulling over the same "retirement" questions in 1997. We hoped we were going to get the Bucs job back then, but other than us, I'm not certain how many people cared. We faced a twofold question: what is the best setting for me to continue to do God's work and how did this fit in with what was best for my family?
  When I flew into Tampa, I marveled at how much had changed since the first time Lauren and I flew into the same airport twelve years earlier. However, I don't think that God ever wants us to retire from relevance or significance." I guess that's the right term—retirement—from the NFL, anyway, the only professional career I have ever known.
  Other people were looking at my decision in terms of "retirement. I flew to Tampa thinking that I had just coached my last game in the NFL. We met as a team the morning following the playoff loss, the players left for their respective homes, and then the coaches took off for the rest of the week. Like our two regular season losses to the Patriots and Chargers, we really didn't do the things that we knew we needed to do to win in the playoff game: protect the ball, tackle, keep our emotions in check, and stay in our assignments.It was a disappointing ending to a hard-fought season
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Give me the last three paragraphs.
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: After our Super Bowl victory, we set the trophy off to the side and focused on what was really important.
  Football sometimes takes away from our family being together, but this time it provided a special moment—flying back to Indianapolis after Super Bowl XLI.
  One of our Dungy traditions, led by Lauren, is dressing alike for a Christmas picture. This one is from 2006.