E-Ticket: One scout's wall of dreams ESPN
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Rachael Ray's energy and success keep her going and going Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Rachael Ray has gone from Food Network personality to a marketing colossus. She discusses her current life, favorite recipes, her trademark perkiness and her high school experiences as a cheerleader in upstate New York. Go, Warriors!
Battlefield's 'Doc' now in a nation's care Rocky Mountain News
The skinny sailor sat in the Philadelphia airport terminal in his deep-blue dress uniform, cracking his knuckles, shifting in his seat, waiting for his best friend.
Eos aim to fill luxury niche CNN.com
Budget airlines have revolutionized the airline industry in the past five years, and now specialist all business class airlines are hoping to form the high-end of air travel in the same way.
From The Archives The Plain Dealer
BUSINESS: Natural gas price outlook rosy, but John Funk Plain Dealer Reporter
THINGS THAT FRIGHTEN US Orlando Weekly
George W. Bush? Internet Dating? Random violence? Ending up alone? What keeps you up at night?
Maximo Predicts: Horoscopes for Nov. 27 - Dec. 3 The Current Online
Aries: March 21-April 19 Hahahahaha. Now how does that turkey sound. Too bad you stuffed yourself, and all you have now is that gas and pain. Yuck. Taurus: April 20-May 20 Hey, this week you find the winning powerball ticket under your pillow. Yeah right! Even the tooth fairy wouldnt give you a million bucks for those teeth.
Teens’ secrets revealed in new book MSNBC
In “Mortified,” David Nadelberg, collects teenagers’ intimate writings from their diaries about summer camps, proms, and first kisses. Read an excerpt.
Hunting up north Pioneer Press
THE RECORD TREE In the beginning, there were two men — Henry Lessard and his son-in-law, Jim Keenan — and a tent. The year was 1945, and they traveled to Sandstone, Minn., to hunt deer.
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