Heart isn't assured in a first-rounder, and it may run thick in the DNA of an undrafted journeyman.

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Stein's decision to examine the feather trade through the prism of Jewish history may seem odd at first, but the correlation isn't forced.

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It may have been the first hissy fit of the show but it certainly won't be the last.

BBC: Jungle fever turns up the heat

We've saved some, but we still don't have the tens of thousands of dollars a year we may need even for the first one.

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It's too early to say really, but I do know that of the four of us at HD Beat, only Ben has said he is buying one of the first players available and even then may return it if more content doesn't become available soon.

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The juiciest personal recessionary benefit, though, may be getting out of things we didn't want to do in the first place by pleading financial hardship.

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Most Americans probably don't realize it, but the United States got its first dose of new nuclear power in more than a decade in May.

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