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Anne Mahlum, founder of the non-profit Back On My Feet organization, runs up the Ben Franklin Bridge with a group during an early morning jog. ( Clem Murray / Staff Photographer )
Anne Mahlum, founder of the non-profit Back On My Feet organization, runs up the Ben Franklin Bridge with a group during an early morning jog. ( Clem Murray / Staff Photographer )
Anne Mahlum can't count the times she has been called crazy. Crazy for wanting to run marathons on every continent, for passing up a six-figure job, oh yes, for believing the homeless can be saved with sneakers.
What's your sign?  Do you have your mojo working today?  Jacqueline Bigar provides your daily horoscope.
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The new Jesus Trail in Israel is a rugged hike on holy ground, covering biblical sites, Crusader battlefields, Muslim shrines. It's a 40-mile trek that wanders from Nazareth in northern Israel through Arab villages, kibbutz farmland, and some stunning landscape to the Sea of Galilee.
Although just 15 years old, he's already 61/2 feet tall. So you can easily understand why Jerimyjah Batts dreams of one day playing professional basketball.
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 Get advice from America's most trusted source, Dear Abby.   Steve and Mia help guide readers through the thicket of their sex lives.
David Goldman has a chronic headache, but help is on the way. A driver arrives at his apartment and rings the doorbell, checks Goldman's ID card, then hands over a small bag of marijuana.
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Whenever I was allowed to sleep in on the Saturday mornings of my youth, I'd listen for the peddler with the sharpening stone. "Knives and scissors," he'd sing-song his way through the alley behind our rowhouse. Unfortunately, my mother was deaf to his calls. To her, cheap knives were good enough. And to my knowledge, she never had hers sharpened. Thus, I came to cooking inadequately armed.
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The $900M project to widen the Garden State Parkway may someday be remembered for spurring massive sprawl in the Pinelands. Or it could be hailed for boosting the economy of the southern Jersey Shore.