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… . . The New Jersey Nets are on pace to match the worst team record in NBA history . . . And New Jersey has recently legalized medical marijuana . . . Just saying.
. . . Gee, what a coincidence. Just when the University of Tennessee reaches the we-hate-your-guts stage with Lane Kiffin, details emerge about the coach allegedly crashing his vehicle late at night last August, and walking home.
. . . A former wrestling promoter wants to have only white players in his All-American Basketball Alliance. No word on whether the uniforms will be white sheets.
. . . Three football recruits who visited Mississippi State’s Starkville campus capped off their trips by posting Facebook accounts of their stop at a strip club. Maybe we should call it Stark-naked-ville.

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When he launched the Container Store in Dallas in 1978 at the age of 25, his businessman father’s oilmen friends gave him endless grief. (”What? You’re gonna sell empty boxes?!”) From the beginning he reasoned that if employees are happy, the customers and shareholders will be too — and the company gradually grew to 47 stores nationwide.
On this day, as little girls and boys approach the gangly guy at the giant cotton-candy machine — the kids get to press a foot pedal that controls the blast of stuffing — it becomes clear that Build-a-Bear is selling an emotional experience as much as a physical product.
Mothers bring their children after the death of a grandparent or a beloved pet, and parents leaving for Iraq or Afghanistan record their voices in little sound modules they drop into the bears. Today two men bring in the 8-year-old girl they adopted just this morning and whisper that she was abandoned by her mother, a drug-addicted prostitute.

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