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...team is aiming to peak at Heptagonals on Oct. 27 at Van Cortlandt Park in New York. In recent years, the women have posted disappointing performances at Heps, and say they are looking to avoid under-performing this year...
Stine, 56, could easily have rested on his residuals and remarkable achievement. He is enshrined in the Guinness World Records 2000 Millennium Edition as the author of the world's top-selling children's series. At the peak of his fame, he realized that the success of Goosebumps and Fear Street was transitory. "Kids move on," he told an interviewer for the New York Times in 1995. "In 10 years, they won't be buying these books anymore. They'll be into something else. I think I'll be doing some other things...
Turns out, I'm not the only Web zombie hooked on the Big Brother webfeed. The site is consistently in the Top 50; Nielsen/NetRatings reported a peak of 573,536 visitors (a typical day for Amazon.com the night the housemates nominated two of their own for banishment. America Online, which is host to the site, calls it "the largest ongoing webcast in history...
Both CPD and Harvard University Police Department (HUPD) officers responded to the site of the robbery. Ten to 15 cruisers were present at the peak of police activity, according to Dr. Cheng-San "Louie" Chen, who saw the police response from his shop, Louie's Superette, which is located near the crime scene...
MINIBARGAIN Travel by Americans is at a 14-year peak, which indicates that hotel prices could be stiff this summer. Yet an industry building boom has added almost half a million hotel rooms since 1997, outpacing demand in major U.S. cities. For instance, at the Comfort Suites in Seattle, rates are down by $5 to $10. But remember, low rates may be offset by increased parking and minibar prices...