The Doulos, the world's oldest ocean-going passenger ship, may live on - Daily Press
It appears that the world's oldest ocean-faring passenger ship may once again avoid the scrap yard. A buyer that intends to preserve the 95-year-old, Newport News -built charity ship MV Doulos made a last-minute offer to purchase the ship this week

Louisville Says Farewell to Legend, Legacy of Freedom Hall - FanHouse
Louisville 's new basketball arena -- a $249 million dollar Taj Mahal complete with 72 luxury boxes and every bell and whistle imaginable -- will overlook the Ohio River. It will be the finest college or professional basketball arena on Earth. About

(1) Syracuse (28-2) at Louisville (19-11) - Collegebaseball.rivals.com
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP)—When Louisville coach Rick Pitino looked at the schedule and saw the Cardinals would close Freedom Hall against Syracuse, he didn’t exactly argue. Sure, Pitino would have preferred to send out the venerable gym against

Case In Point - American Reporter
Case In Point THE F.T.C. CHALLENGES HYDROGEN KIT CLAIMS, AND LOSES by Joe Shea American Reporter Correspondent Bradenton, Fla. Back to home page Printable version of this story BRADENTON, Fla., March 6, 2009 -- A New Jersey man whose company

Toll Brothers Ranked 1st Among Home Building Companies in Fortune - MSN Money
HORSHAM, Pa., March 5, 2010 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Toll Brothers, Inc. (NYSE:TOL) (www.tollbrothers.com), the nation's leading builder of luxury homes, ranked #1 among Home Building companies in Fortune magazine's recently released list of the World's

Louisville's Freedom Hall ready for final bow - USA Today
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — When Louisville coach Rick Pitino looked at the schedule and saw the Cardinals would close Freedom Hall against Syracuse, he didn't exactly argue. Sure, Pitino would have preferred to send out the venerable gym against longtime

Pressure’s off Zags at tourney - The Spokesman-Review
•(5) LMU vs. (8) Pepperdine, 6 p.m., followed by •(6) San Diego vs. (7) Santa Clara Going into the West Coast Conference men’s basketball tournament, the Gonzaga Bulldogs have the luxury of knowing they’re probably a lock to make the NCAA

North Korean who shopped for dictators tells his story - Everett Herald
VIENNA A North Korean colonel who spent two decades going on European shopping sprees for his countrys rulers said Thursday the late dictator Kim Il Sung lived in luxury while many people starved in his impoverished communist nation. Kim Jong Ryul