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...small Southern California community of Valley Center, 35 miles north of San Diego, a 20-year-old woman was horribly burned when she paused to rescue a cat. In Lake View Hills Estates, 25 miles to the south, a couple and their grown son perished as they raced in their car for the safety of a nearby reservoir. The body of one of their neighbors was found inside his charred RV, along with the remains of his four Irish wolfhounds. In Wynola, 40 miles northeast of San Diego, a fire fighter trying to save a house died when a freak...
These schools are going to fight this to the hilt, and it’s taking the shape of a national campaign. It has to, really, since the votes of our close personal friends at Maranatha Baptist Bible College and Valley City State University matter as much as Clarkson’s or Rensselaer?...
Marc and Linda Ecker of Fountain Valley, Calif., enjoy the Robin's Nest in Houston precisely because it is close to shops, museums and restaurants. They have stayed there several times over the past couple of years while visiting their daughter and son-in-law. The location, coupled with the inn's down-home appeal, keeps them coming back. "There's a real neighborhood feeling at this B&B, like you're back in time, sitting and chatting on someone's front porch," says Marc, 54, a school superintendent. "I also appreciate the fact that there is no one with...
...demand continues to grow. Backroads, for example, offered its first biking tour in 1980, through Death Valley. There were four cyclists. Today the company offers 51 itineraries and serves approximately 10,000 guests annually. From 1997 to 2000 there was a 30% increase in the number of participants...
...grumble about free wi-fi services the way parents complain about their teenagers, calling them unreliable, irresponsible, spotty and insecure. They may have a point. "A company providing only free access would defy the laws of economics," warns Mike Short, senior vice president of engineering at the Silicon Valley wi-fi firm Gric. He and others believe that somewhere along the line, somebody is going to have to pay for the connection...