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*Whitmire, Kyle. (September 13, 2007) "The one million mark: Jeremy Harper finishes online count." ''[[Birmingham Weekly]]'' | *Whitmire, Kyle. (September 13, 2007) "The one million mark: Jeremy Harper finishes online count." ''[[Birmingham Weekly]]'' | ||
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Revision as of 11:54, 7 February 2011
Jeremy Harper (born June 18, 1976) is a UAB computer science graduate and a fund-raiser for PUSH America, which helps children with disabilities.
In 1997 Harper rode in PUSH's "Journey of Hope", a 3,500 bicycle tour from San Francisco to Washington D.C. From June 18—September 14, 2007 Harper counted from 1 to 1,000,000 on a live webcast from his apartment. His friends Eric Brown and Rob Hayes helped set up a website and secured sponsorships. The final installment was simulcast at the Barking Kudu.
References
- Whitmire, Kyle. (September 13, 2007) "The one million mark: Jeremy Harper finishes online count." Birmingham Weekly