20 July 2010
Walk into a baseball stadium today and you’ll likely see people chowing down on much more than peanuts and cracker jacks. A growing trend of all-you-can-eat style options in major league ballparks entitles many sports fans to a buffet styled choice of nachos, hot dogs, sodas, ice cream, and yes, even peanuts with the purchase [...]
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15 July 2010
After a disastrous discovery regarding a major software glitch in the iPhone’s signal-strength display, Apple announced to the international community that it plans to hold a press conference discussing the current generation of iPhone. Friday marks the beginning of the discussion at Apple’s Cupertino headquarters where Apple spokespersons will address the delays in launching the software [...]
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15 July 2010
The history and culture rich travel destination of Japan is chock full of temples, shrines, and festivals, but modern Tokyo can offer much more than a historical tour. First stop, the Tsukiji fish market. As one of the world’s largest fish markets, it has every manner of fish, mollusk, or mammal that can be found in [...]
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14 July 2010
A new study by the Employee Benefit Research Institute suggests that almost half of baby boomers will have trouble paying for basic expenses and uninsured health costs after retirement. The study estimates that 47% of baby boomers between the ages of 56 and 62 will come up short of the cash needed to pay for [...]
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13 July 2010
The Fourth of July marked the eightieth birthday of the true ‘Boss’ of baseball, George Steinbrenner, with little bluster but a great amount of significance. Sports reporters covering an exhibition game at Steinbrenner Field in Tampa, Florida described Steinbrenner’s birthday as relatively uneventful with birthday wishes being flashed on the JumboTron received with only scattered applause. Often [...]
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