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Clippers, Celtics could re-engage in talks for Doc Rivers and Kevin Garnett, according to report
The Los Angeles Clippers and Boston Celtics will likely re-engage in trade talks regarding Doc Rivers and Kevin Garnett prior to the NBA Draft on June 27, according to Mark Heisler of SportsCity.com. This marks the latest possible resuscitation of an on-again, off-again deal between the two sides.
SB NationThe smartest way to save big on your mortgage
Switching to a shorter-term mortgage has more benefits than just owning your home sooner.
Criminals Hate New Public Records Website
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AdChoices Instant CheckmateSponsored11 Diseases You Can Get from Your Pet
Just like you can catch a cold from your husband through a kiss or unobstructed sneeze, pets can also pass diseases along to their owners. Here's a list of what diseases your dog or cat might be sharing with you--and what to do about it.
A Republican Senator Made The Best Pro-Gay Marriage Statement We've Seen From A Major Public Official
You can't be for liberty and against gay marriage.
Business InsiderAre the Kardashians Prepping for Baby’s Homecoming?
It's back to "normal" life for the Kardashian family. While Kim is still resting at Cedars-Sinai hospital following the premature birth of her daughter with Kanye West on June 15, the rest of the reality clan are back to their … Continue reading →
omg! Celeb NewsNadal seeded a dangerous fifth for Wimbledon
LONDON (Reuters) - Rafa Nadal could face world number one Novak Djokovic, defending champion Roger Federer or home favorite Andy Murray as early as the Wimbledon quarter-finals after he was seeded fifth for the grasscourt major on Wednesday. Friday's draw for the tournament, which begins at the All…
What to Eat Before and After a Workout
By Kati Mora, MS, RDReady to sweat? Not so fast! Here, the best foods to eat before and after a workout so can fuel up the right way. Munch on these for your best sweat session yet.Related: The Truth About Common Nutrition MythsBefore: Whole Wheat Toast with Sliced Banana and CinnamonWhen it comes…
Why is Patrice Bergeron so darn good at faceoffs?
BOSTON – Boston Bruins center Patrice Bergeron won 24 of the 28 faceoffs he took against the Chicago Blackhawks in Game 3 of the Stanley Cup Final. NBC Sports analyst Eddie Olczyk, who took his share of draws in a … Continue reading →
Never Give Stores Your Zip Code. Here's Why
(AP Photo/Julie Jacobson) Why do merchants sometimes ask us for our ZIP code when we buy something? I recently visited the Mob Museum in Las Vegas, an interesting addition to Sin City’s attractions. I paid my admission with a credit card, prompting the museum ticket seller to ask me: “What’s your…
ForbesPolice at Patriots tight end's home for 2nd day
NORTH ATTLEBOROUGH, Mass. (AP) -- State police returned to the home of New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez on Wednesday, two days after a body was found about a mile away.
The Associated PressMark Zuckerberg Charms South Koreans With 'Proper' Handshake
SEOUL – Critics slapped Bill Gates’ one-handed shake with the South Korean president in April as rude and culturally insensitive, but Mark Zuckerberg charmed the public here this weekend with proper attire and a handshake, a slight bow included. The Facebook CEO, 29, known for...
ABC NewsJim Cramer: Buy Boeing, General Electric, and These 2 Stocks, Sell BMC
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What He's Really Thinking During Bikini Season
If you wonder what he's thinking about your bikini body while lounging at the pool in his old trunks, Whys Guy Aaron Traister has your answer. REDBOOK.This month we're going to a place where men's darkest desires intertwine with our deepest insecurities. A place fraught with conflicting emotions,…
Love + SexShailene Woodley Cut From The Amazing Spider-Man 2, Feels "Bummed"
Shailene Woodley tells Entertainment Weekly she's "bummed" after her scenes as Mary Jane Watson were cut from The Amazing Spider-Man 2
Auto Dealers Cut Prices for Summer 2013
Local auto dealers have begun cutting their prices for the summer. If you're looking for a new car this season, buy now and save as much as ...
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CBO: Senate bill still allows illegal immigration
Illegal immigration into the United States would decrease by only 25 percent under a far-reaching Senate immigration bill, according to an analysis by the Congressional Budget Office that also finds the ...
Associated PressThe 7 Meals Every Recent Grad Should Know How to Cook
Some kids go off to college knowing how to braise, truss, sauté, and simmer. And then there's the rest of us.
Shine FoodThe Top WWE Wrestler of Each Decade
COMMENTARY | In 1963, the WWE crowned its first World Heavyweight Champion. Over the next 50 years, most of the greatest professional wrestlers in the world have called the WWE home. Each decade has seen the promotion evolve to remain at the cutting edge of the industry.
Yahoo! Contributor NetworkDiet Vs. Exercise: Which Matters Most?
In a perfect world, everyone would work out enough and eat right all the time. But since that's not always possible, find out what really matters most--dieting or exercise--for losing weight, fighting disease, and boosting overall health.
Healthy LivingLegend of Lost City Spurs Exploration, Debate
Deep in the dense rain forests of Honduras, a glittering white city sits in ruins, waiting for discovery. The inhabitants there once ate off plates of gold; the metropolis was, perhaps, the birthplace of a god. A recent high-tech survey of the region by air reveals possible pyramids and other…
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