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Meet Former Bull B.J. Armstrong This Saturday

Posted on October 29, 2009 by Scott Ottersen

Don't miss a chance to meet former Chicago Bull star B.J. Armstrong.

Don't miss a chance to meet former Chicago Bull star B.J. Armstrong.

Come spend Halloween with ex-Chicago Bull great B.J. Armstrong. He will be at the Best Buy store at 1000 W. North Ave from 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm on Saturday (October 31), taking pictures with fans and customers alike. He will be there for the launch of Windows7, with HP and Microsoft.

I will be conducting an interview with him beforehand, so stay tuned for that posting next week.

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