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A New York Times crossword puzzle a few days ago had the simple clue “Ka-ching.” The answer was — as you might guess –“the sound of money.” I’d prefer “the sound of sweepstakes money” but we can’t have it all! I can think of another clue that would elicit the same “sound of money” answer. […]
How would you like to enjoy some “travel and leisure”? How would you like to be “in style” or have a “better home and garden” or just a huge cash prize? Well, you could have all these things — and probably a lot more — if you win our “$5,000 A Week for Life” SuperPrize. […]
One place where that same strong team bond exists is at Publishers Clearing House. With over 400 employees designated for different tasks, you could say we make up quite the extended, well–oiled winning machine!
I just finished reading “Open,” the soul-baring autobiography of tennis legend Andre Agassi. It’s quite a ride, and I’d recommend reading it. By the time Andre was a teenager, he had practiced returning literally MILLIONS of tennis balls hurled at him by the “dragon,” a menacing machine installed in his backyard by a father determined […]
It’s downright sad to see America’s carmakers relegating respected old brand names to the junk yard: Plymouth is gone; so is Pontiac; Mercury is about to depart; and General Motors is asking its employees to scrap the nickname “Chevy” even though it plans to preserve Chevrolet. Well, we have no plans to retire the venerable […]