A copy of the web-slinger’s 1962 debut comic book fetches a sky-high price.
Thursday, March 10, 2011
Amazing price for rare 'Spider-Man'
A copy of the web-slinger’s 1962 debut comic book fetches a sky-high price.
The world's most underrated cities
Scotland's Glasgow could well have the best music scene in Great Britain.
Five popular money tips you should ignore
Meet Michelle Obama's style dream team
It takes five talented people to help the first lady look so good all the time.
Eight ways you can still find cheap airfares
Eight Tips for Finding Cheap Airfares
Flights tend to cost less on certain days of the week and times of the day.
What it's like to have a really cool job
This workout – a favorite of celebrities – is the latest Hollywood craze.
Former college star slams Duke over race
Jalen Rose, whose Michigan team lost to the Blue Devils in the 1992 title game, "hated everything" about them.
Five ways to get your lousy boss fired
If a manager is making life miserable for you and your coworkers, you can fight back.
U.S. jobs returning, with a big catch
Jobs returning — but good ones not so much
When it comes to jobs, it's not just quantity that matters--it's also quality. It's great news that the economy is finally producing jobs again--even if it'll take another few years of this kind of growth to get us back to where we were before the Great Recession. But that also means it's now time to ask what kind of jobs are being created. And on that front, things are a lot less encouraging.
Several recent studies suggest that the new jobs pay less and offer fewer work hours than the ones they have replaced. Let's look at the numbers:
Player says we all got his name wrong
Kendrys Morales says we’ve been spelling his name wrong
After seven years of having his name incorrectly spelled and announced at major and minor league ballparks all over the United States, Los Angeles Angels first baseman Kendry Morales(notes) has decided to speak up and set the record straight.
His first name is actually spelled with an 's'.From Kevin Baxter's LA Times blog:
His given name on his birth certificate is spelled Kendrys, with an "s" on the end. Asked Wednesday which spelling he preferred, Morales was adamant about restoring the final consonant.
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