Eating ones way through the 100 meter freestyle (The Meridian Star)
My wife is nuts about the Summer Olympics. Every television in our home is tuned to the games in China and she calls me hourly with details of how well the United States is doing against the Lithuanian handball team. The real taste of Colorado (Rocky Mountain News)
With Denver and Colorado in the national spotlight next week, we offer a primer on the 10 greatest Mile High taste attractions. Wake up and smell the coffee, Starbucks (Miami Herald)
Frankly, the sordid stretch of Biscayne Boulevard where it set up shop was better known for muggings than mugs of java. If they wanted to peddle $4 cups of joe on a corner better known for johns who reportedly like to haggle over price -- well, more power to them. Experts dish kid-friendly breakfast secrets (The Longview News-Journal)
Life comes fast at kids once school resumes, but that doesn't mean you send them off with a cup of coffee and a doughnut. Even when he was kissing me, Warren Beatty could not resist staring at himsel...
In the final part of Judy Cook's memoirs about her life among the stars, she reveals how Terence Stamp dumped her for the model of the day and the depths of Warren Beatty's vanity. Chasing Mr Clinton across Africa (BBC News)
Jane Dreaper finds that trying to interview Bill Clinton on a whirlwind trip to Africa is far from easy. Top Searches (Football365)
If you have a contribution to make, drop us a line at theeditor@football365.com... Tour organic gardens & help start community gardens (The Daily Dispatch)
Eager to raise some of your own fruits and vegetables? The month of August is a good time to get started as it’s easy digging due to all the rain which also helps plants take off and flourish. Several events this month in both Bisbee and Sierra Vista will offer help and inspiration. Olympics: Day four - as it happened (Guardian Unlimited)
1.50am: And we're off again . Greetings from the Guardian Olympic bunker for day 4 of the Beijing (with horsey bits in Hong Kong) Games. Our crack(ed?) team of hardy night-shift workers are locked in here till whenever the sport stops happening. Potter back in Wolves frame (Express and Star)
Darren Potter could win an unexpected recall to Wolves’ starting line-up for tomorrow’s Carling Cup first round clash against Accrington Stanley.
