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Forger Deceives Art Dealer with Celebrity Counterfeit
In our celebrity-crazed culture it's not surprising that people go crazy for memorabilia. For instance, the red leather jacket Michael Jackson wore for ...
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NBA Star Stephen Curry Plays by Different Rules
Steph Curry, one of the best basketball players to ever play in the NBA, is known for living out his Christian faith on and off the court. His mom, also ...
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College Admissions Committee Accepts Recommendation by School Custodian
Rebecca Sabky, an undergraduate admissions counselor at an Ivy League School, reads over 2,000 college applications every year. She writes: "The applicants ...
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Times Square Costumed Characters Don't Live Up To Their Image
Occasionally the costumed street performers in New York City's Times Square fall on hard times. The ordinary folks dressed up as Spider-Man, Elmo, Cookie ...
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Man Wins Butter Substitute Lawsuit Against Dunkin' Donuts
Good news, butter-lovers: If you visit your local Dunkin' Donuts and receive a butter substitute instead of real butter, you might get some money. Jan ...
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Employee's Small Act of Kindness Rewarded By Warren Buffet
Joel Prusak was an employee at the ice cream chain Dairy Queen. One day, as he was serving customers their food, he noticed that a blind man had dropped ...
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Mr. Heimlich Puts His Maneuver Into Practice
It's called the Heimlich maneuver—saving a choking victim with a bear hug and abdominal thrusts to eject a throat obstruction. Since its inception ...
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A Book that Changed Russell Moore's Life
Southern Baptist pastor and leader Russell Moore recently highlighted one of his favorite books of all time—a series of essays by the southern novelist ...
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Former Baseball Star Known for Virtue
James "Deacon" White played at the very dawn of professional baseball. In fact, on May 4, 1871, James White had the very first hit, in the first game, ...
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Scientists Trace Molecules Left on Phones to Identify Users
It's a well-known fact that mobile phones continue to store more and more of our personal information. What people might not realize, however, is how ...
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