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City DNA: Destination Augusta
Satiate your golf lust watching the Masters, live, and book a tee time at a course favored by Augusta’s caddies and staff.
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The Se7en Guide to the Well-Rounded Man
The Classic Palm, Moves To Live By, World-Class 30 Minute Meals and We’ve Read So You Don’t Have To
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The World According To John Salley
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Se7en Up Se7en Down
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City DNA: Destination Atlanta
Whether attending an afternoon or evening game during the Final Four, experience it while lounging in the lap of luxury…
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Bargain Ball
If you’ve got double-digit millions to hand out to a ballplayer, what you’ll get in return can hardly be satisfying for fans and, especially, the owners who supposedly cater to them. It’s like paying for a personal gig by U2 and, instead, getting a haircut from Vanilla Ice.
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Domestic Draft
NFL football, America’s new favorite pastime, has become a beast that many people dedicate themselves to year-round. So, no need to cry about those post-Super Bowl weekends anymore--it’s draft time, baby.
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Mickey Mantle
Mutt Mantle had given his son the nickname of the Hall-of-Famer Gordon Cochrane. This simple act of a baseball-loving father would prove prophetic.
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Signature Access: NBA All-Star Weekend
The celebrity Hold ‘Em Shootout event, gourmet hot bar, and Body English after-party kicked off All-Star Weekend in Las Vegas at the Hard Rock Hotel with power and style.
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Method To The Madness
With 32 (umm make that 33) games in the first round alone, NCAA basketball’s March Madness gives #1 seeds, #16 seeds, and folks who wagered all their seeds fits of dementia before you can say “Diaper Dandy.”
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The Right Number
Yes, athletes and their jersey numbers have a significanct relationship that only those of us who have donned them can truly relate to. But that doesn’t make it any less interesting to the rest of you to know why they wear them, while fans sit on the sidelines and admire, especially while we’re wearing that replica jersey.
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Mastering Augusta
For years, CBS has referred to it as “an event unlike any other.” Some say the Masters transcends the world of sports, entering into the all-inclusive category of entertainment.
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You Can’t Stop Him…
That’s T.O.’s M.O. Sure, every passing day is more proof that football’s prodigal prince and “wide-receiva-diva” will neither conform nor close his mouth. But Terrell Owens also wouldn’t be the most famous ball-snagger ever on just stats alone, making this three-ring athletic and ego circus the greatest show on earth.
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Weak Legs?
Anyone who has watched Raging Bull or Rocky is familiar with the great efforts the main characters of those films exerted in avoiding sex before the big fight.
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Felt Advantage: Chessmen Invade Poker World
Imagine World Chess Champion Gary Kasparov, his brow furrows in titanic concentration as his superhuman intellect surveys the familiar 64 squares of the board.
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If We Build It…
One Hundred Sixty-first Street and River Avenue Bronx, NY, is the address where Babe Ruth hit his 60th home run of the season, in 1927, and where Roger Maris set the last home-run record not deserving of an asterisk by hitting 61 in 1961.
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Priceless Pursuits
When taking time from our hectic schedule and, of course, our quests for enlightenment and cures for third world crises, we need to focus our desires on earthly material possessions. It’s just part of a healthy balance. One word of caution, however: don’t waste your time on trinkets and such. Here are a few obsession-worthy items that deserve your attention.
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Analyze like the Pros
It’s all about perspective. Everybody knew it, but the story goes that it was Wellington Mara who was the first to do something about it.
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Dopamine: Better Than Sex?
Americans love a gamble . . . any gamble apparently. While there’s no accounting for wins and losses at private poker games, we do know that the US gaming industry takes in almost 66 billion dollars a year.
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Se7en Up Se7en Down
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City DNA: Destination Miami
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7 Wall Street Bad-Asses
Forget the platitude-spewing carnival barkers on CNBC--they’re clueless. And the bean counters at Enron, contritely doing the perp walk on the nightly news--they went down like a bunch of pussies!
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The Se7en Guide to the Well-Rounded Man
7 Things You Should Know About RISK, We’ve Read “The Art of War”, History’s Most One-Sided Deals
