Word: everly
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Dates: during 2000-2000
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...those days may be over. As with everything else in life, the Internet is offering unbeatable competition. For chess addicts, it offers the Holy Grail: encounters with an ever available supply of partners, instantly, 24/7...
...contributed, she says, to the breakup of her already troubled marriage in 1983. But now comes the part that romance readers love: into Roberts' house and life walked a 6-ft. 7-in. carpenter named Bruce Wilder. They were married two years later and have lived, so far, happily ever after. He has made substantial repairs and additions to the original house and also runs the Turn the Page bookstore in nearby Boonsboro, which boasts a collection of the entire Roberts canon and has become a mecca to her fans, some of whom call themselves (uh-oh) Noraholics...
Whatever his intent, his methods are working. "I don't want them to have too great a record now," Jackson laughs. "Growth is what's important." If Jackson ever gets around to giving his Uberman Shaq Thus Spake Zarathustra, the rest of the Lakers' opponents could be in even bigger trouble than they...
...Jackson doesn't have to yank Shaq late in the game before opponents can foul him deliberately to get him to the line. In a recent match against Portland, the Lakers' likely rival for the Western Conference title, O'Neal made nine of 13 from the line. If he ever gets his free-throw act together, he'll be...actually, it's too frightening to think about. In a game just last week, he scored 61 points and grabbed 23 rebounds. O.K., it was against the L.A. Clippers--Christina Aguilera could probably put up 40 points and 10 boards against...
Tremendous value is now being created outside of the tech arena--and banks may be the most compelling. "If they're not, my family is way overinvested," quips Tom Johnson, CEO of mortgage lender Greenpoint Financial, whose stock has tumbled 60% and now carries its lowest PE ever, 7. Johnson says the whole sector carries "disaster prices" with no disaster in sight...