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Breakfast at the Hotel

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By Joe Sharkey
| Business Jet Traveler
As the saying goes, there’s no such thing as a free lunch. However, there often is such a thing as a free breakfast on the road. When I travel, which is mostly for business, I’m eager to get going early. To me, breakfast is not the most important meal of the day, despite what we keep hearing.
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11 Horror, Paranormal, & True Crime Books on Sale This Month

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By Matthew Thompson, Joe Sharkey, Ann Radcliffe, Arthur Machen
| The Lineup
As summer rears its bright and monstrous head, the dark-hearted souls among us seek shelter in the shadows. There's nothing quite like a dark tale to chill your blood while you lurk in the gloom. And if this creepy read is on sale, then all the better! That's why we scoured the web for the best horror and true crime book deals for June 2020.
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JERSEY; Hey, Kids, Get to Know Your Pals in Blue!

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By Joe Sharkey
| The New York Times
JERSEY IN the recess yard at Our Lady of Perpetual Help grade school, Maple Shade, N.J., we would have been flabbergasted, circa 1959, to hear that kids of the future would be trading cop cards instead of baseball cards. Back then, the only cop we routinely encountered was a patrolman we nicknamed Bluto, a menacing mouth-breather who looked like a Wurlitzer jukebox that somebody had left a tiny blue cap on top of.
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