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These
are just some of my favorite places to go when I venture into the vast
world of the Internet.
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The
worldwide leader in sports provides the best coverage of anything sports
from around the country.
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This
is a site maintained by some guy in the Pacific Northwest who links
readers to articles and columns about sports from newspapers and web
sites around the country.
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This
is one of the first places I go to check in with the world. I like the
design and its usability. There's nothing ever special about the content,
but it's just a good source for news, although some might argue otherwise.
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To me, the best sports section in the United States. The stories are phenomenal and the columnists are outstanding. Just a damn fine paper. |
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This is the publication that I gave the better part of my senior year to, but it was worth it. Great paper, great people and lots of fun. |
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Hands down, the best search engine of the lot. It's simple, and if you
know how to search for information, it'll give you exactly what you're
looking for almost every time.
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This is my source for news back home in Vermont, the Rutland Herald. Really not all that great a paper and its web site is pretty drab, but this is the only place to go for local news. |
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For those of you who've been to Vermont, you should know about Long Trail Ale. If you've never been, you've got to try this stuff. It's my favorite beer, and I only get it once a year when I go home. It's only available in the Northeast, but doggone it, it's some good stuff. |
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The
greatest place to shop. You can bid on anything from bobbleheads to
bone chips, and it's also a great site for DVDs and video games. But
the best deal I've found is on soccer jerseys. They retail for close
to $50 in the U.S., but I've bought several for less than $20.
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