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One Woman, One Year, One Hundred and Fifty Dates
Jan. 20: What's a woman to do when she thinks her dating standards are too high? The answer, of course, is to say yes to every proposition, from anyone, over the course of an entire year. Not only did Maria Headley write a book about her dating experiences, but she actually got a husband out of the
Israeli rockets kill over 150 people in Gaza
A major air assault by Israeli jets on Hamas in Gaza has left more than a-hundred-and-fifty Palestinians dead and over 200 wounded.
Caught on Tape: Cousin Rescues Girl From Cliff
A brief home video shows a typical family outing at a scenic ocean overlook on the Oregon coast. In the blink of an eye, a 3 year old girl slips backward through a fence and slides toward the edge of a 150-foot cliff. (Nov. 18)
Friday's Election Update
Documents show Republicans spent about $150,000 on Sarah Palin's wardrobe. Does this affect your view of the vice presidential candidate?
Ice cream taste tester, sweetest gig around
Imagine a workday that involves taste testing and developing new flavors of ice cream. It may sound too good to be true, but this one-of-a kind job really does exist. This is John Harrison's job at Edy's Ice Cream. Over the courese of his career, he's tasted millions of gallons of the creamy stuff
'Monsters' Tackles 3-D Super Bowl Promo
Talk about a monster of a promotion. Some 150 million 3-D glasses will be given away for Super Bowl viewers to watch a three-minute 3-D sneak preview of the big-screen animated feature 'Monsters vs. Aliens.' (Jan. 5)
Teen tries to hire hitman to kill 15 year old classmate
A teenager tried to hire a hit man for $150 and drugs to kill a 15-year-old classmate, Texas police said.
Try It: The Hercules Hook
Hanging pictures in your home can be a major ordeal. A new product called The Hercules Hook promises to hang anything up to 150 pounds, no hammer required.
1PM EDITION: Iron Hill Park's new look debuts
Closed since November, the 335-acre park off Old Baltimore Pike near I-95 underwent a $150,000 make-over, and county officials hope Saturday's event was the first step in convincing residents the park is a safe place to go for good, clean fun.
