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Cone was 'terrific'

Yankees embarrass Braves

Yankees pitching steps up again in postseason

Braves notebook: Effects of illness may hinder Glavine

Probable Braves interviews with Jim Gray

Braves notes: Cox plays stacked deck in Game 2

Dowd: Rose caused 'embarrassing night'

Crowd shows support for Rose

Yankees notes: New York set for explosion

World Series ratings up 7 percent after two games

Fans react to Rose interview with NBC

Crowd shows support for Braves

Glavine will need best yet

Reporter irks Rose, readers

Fans should be used to Braves fall

Braves, Yankees both hoping for history to repeat

Yankees notebook: Series gives Brosius major stage

Pumpkin required big knife

Economy will grow
One of the nation's top stock market strategists told a local group Monday that nothing short of an oil embargo could transform the country's current economic boom into a major recession.

Economy will grow

Blue Mountain Arts sold
DENVER -- ExciteAtHome, a leading Internet destination, is buying the Blue Mountain Arts electronic greeting card company for $780 million, a deal that will broaden Excite's Web services by allowing visitors to send free messages customized for special occasions.

Additional business news

Dow adds Intel, Microsoft

Additional business news
Interest rate fears keep stocks down...Global to buy TEAM America shares...Stockholders approve UPS offering...AT&T profits beat forecasts...

Overnite "in the driver's seat"

Clinton orders drug-cost study
WASHINGTON -- President Clinton ordered a federal study of drug costs Monday, saying American senior citizens shouldn't have to ``get on the bus to Canada'' to buy medicine at lower prices.

Blue Mountain Arts sold

Overnite ''in the driver's seat''
RICHMOND, Va. -- A strike by the Teamsters union at Overnite Transportation Co. terminals in seven states was having little effect on the trucking company's operations, a Overnite spokesman said Monday. ``Overnite is in the driver's seat'' in the walkout, said Ira Rosenfeld, company spokesman.

Clinton orders drug-cost study

Dow adds Intel, Microsoft
NEW YORK -- Intel and Microsoft are being added to the Dow Jones industrial average, becoming the first Nasdaq stocks ever chosen by The Wall Street Journal for its venerable market measure.

Georgia gets morale boost from Kentucky win

Dogs' win over Kentucky sets up duel with Gators

Battered Gamecocks still have three heavyweights remaining

Cryptic message tells all for USC

Florida State, Clemson coaches can relax

Alexander, Zow doubtful for Southern Miss

Seminoles lead the way in first BCS poll

Augustans found fame in family
Through the years, a variety of people in entertainment and politics who have achieved national or international fame have visited Augusta or lived in the Augusta area.

Athletes made history
No story of the 20th century would be complete without mention of its great sports stars. What would this century have been without Babe Ruth, Roger Staubach, Jack Nicklaus, Michael Jordan, Roger Bannister, Martina Navratilova, Jack Dempsey or Richard Petty?

China v. China

Notes 'mixed' signals sent to teens

Charges mar races

Hits anti-biblical television ad

Opportunity blown

Argues Reagan not to blame for deficit

Raps 'one-sided' view of Dist. 6 race

Bush book backfires

Blast record of former commissioner

Can Roy, Linda agree

Contradicts book on 'Hitler's Pope'

Hits lawmakers 'ignoring their duty'

The high cost of Halloween
"Darth Maul.'' The mere mention of his name instills fear in the hearts of parents everywhere. Not because of his menacing appearance or relentless obsession to destroy the Jedi, but because his evil look is so expensive to reproduce.

In the know
Thermasilk by Helene Curtis conducted a national survey in which women were asked to rate the 'dos of some of today's hottest female celebrities.

Thrashers plan to honor Atlanta Flames era

Bruins top Ducks

Canucks blank Rangers

Pumpkin required big knife
You know, thick pumpkins might be good for pies, but they are tough to carve for jack-o'-lanterns.

In the know

The high cost of Halloween

Probable Braves interviews with Jim Gray

Hit-and-run suspect surrenders
A south Augusta man wanted by Richmond County authorities for a hit-and-run incident that critically injured two children on Olive Road surrendered to police Monday.

Hit-and-run suspect surrenders

Victims groped at fair

Commission considering garbage pickup

Band works toward bowl
Band students at the Academy of Richmond County High School will represent the state as well as the county in December when they participate in the Liberty Bowl.

Schools resume schedule talks

Holt probe mirrors JonBenet investigation
As Wayne Bunton works to arrest those responsible for killing Sam's Club manager David Holt, the Richmond County sheriff's homicide investigator can empathize with his Boulder, Colo., counterparts' attempts to solve the slaying of JonBenet Ramsey.

'Intimates' abuse high number
In hindsight, Melanie Parker wishes she had investigated her daughter's boyfriend further, or went to pick her up earlier when her daughter called, crying.

Schrenko defends schools' efforts
MACON -- State schools Superintendent Linda Schrenko is a woman on a mission these days.

Tire recyclers want to build in Taliaferro

Suspect sought in hit-and-run

Augustans found fame in family

Commission considering garbage pickup
Approved the CSRA Humane Society's request to use the former city stockade at Lake Olmstead as its new headquarters and animal shelter.

Capsule preserves Augusta

High bids make city rethink stadium plan

Norwood asserts conservative philosophy

High bids make city rethink stadium plan
North Augusta officials might scale back a planned renovation of a municipal stadium after bids for the project were higher than anticipated.

Across the area: County will fund utility relocation

Governor appoints supporters' relatives

'Intimates' abuse high number

Suspect sought in hit-and-run
Police were searching for a 23-year-old south Augusta man late Sunday who they say was driving the car that struck two children in a hit-and-run incident on Olive Road.

Buchanan gets local backing
AIKEN -- When Pat Buchanan opted to take his quest for the presidency to the Reform Party, he took a number of local Republicans with him.

Across the area
AIKEN -- Aiken police on Sunday continued to investigate a weekend armed robbery of Eubanks Country Store, in which two men took $1,732 while customers were inside.

Horse plan earns nay from panel

Across the area: County will fund utility relocation
Columbia County has agreed to pay for the engineering, design, environmental studies and some of the costs of relocating utilities associated with the planned expansion of Flowing Wells Road.

Capsule preserves Augusta
Sacred Heart Cultural Center and some local businesses will preserve a snapshot of contemporary life for Augustans of tomorrow.

Victims groped at fair
AIKEN -- A Warrenville woman has told Aiken County sheriff's officers she and her daughter were groped and assaulted while in a haunted-house ride at the Aiken Jaycee County Fair.

Marching for freedom

Norwood asserts conservative philosophy
WASHINGTON -- When Charlie Norwood took his place at the Republican revolution in 1994, he stood on the principles of his party: smaller government, more individual freedom and fewer taxes.

Learning to read

Store offers international foods to area residents

Marching for freedom
AIKEN -- Five months ago, Kim Mitchell stood in front of the Aiken County Judicial Center alone, reliving in her mind sour memories of an abusive marriage.

Governor appoints supporters' relatives
ATLANTA -- Gov. Roy Barnes on Monday appointed the brother of his chief of staff and the daughter of the Georgia Senate's leading Democrat to a prominent state board, prompting a new round of criticism from Republicans.

Learning to read
WAYNESBORO, Ga. -- Armed with the idea that children should be read to as early as possible, Burke County educators plan to put books in the hands of all children in their county before they reach kindergarten.

Volunteer teacher earns award

Schrenko defends schools' efforts

Yankees outplay Millwood

Horse plan earns nay from panel
AIKEN -- The Aiken City Council agreed with more than 50 residents Monday who said horses would jeopardize the character of their golfing community.

Band works toward bowl

Argument leads to stabbing

Red ribbon campaign begins

Schools resume schedule talks
Still licking their wounds from last year, Columbia County school officials hope they will have more success with their latest attempt to gain support for an alternative schedule.

Buchanan gets local backing

Holt probe mirrors JonBenet investigation

Tire recyclers want to build in Taliaferro
CRAWFORDVILLE, Ga. -- Georgia's least populous county could become home to one of the nation's largest scrap tire processors.

Across the area

Governor appoints supporters' relatives
ATLANTA -- Gov. Roy Barnes on Monday appointed the brother of his chief of staff and the daughter of the Georgia Senate's leading Democrat to a prominent state board, prompting a new round of criticism from Republicans.

Argument leads to stabbing
SALLEY -- A Salley man wanted in the stabbing of two men during the weekend was arrested Sunday morning after a brief standoff with Aiken County sheriff's deputies, authorities said.

Renters policies protect

Renters policies protect
AIKEN -- Apartment manager Patti Boyleston tells a horror story to Aiken renters who move into Woodwinds Apartments or Colony at Southpark.

Red ribbon campaign begins
South Carolina and Georgia kicked off the weeklong Red Ribbon Celebration on Monday at the South Carolina Welcome Center, expressing the drug-free theme in speeches, poetry, song and dance.

Volunteer teacher earns award
AIKEN -- She was born in the Roaring '20s, when hemlines raced upward from ankles to knees. Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig were regarded as gods on the diamond. Breaking the law was expected, and speakeasies padlocked were not speakeasies closed.

Store offers international foods to area residents
James Stroud enjoys telling his store's history. He repeats it to nearly every new customer he meets. In short, it goes something like this:

Saints' season quickly sliding out of control

Carolina looks to regroup after 'major hit'

Dallas bounces back with win over Washington

Detroit dominates Carolina

Faulk shows Browns he's more than just a shifty back

Packers top Chargers

Falcons rally falls short

Rams crush Browns

Vikings get easy win over 49ers

Falcons finally have Chandler at full speed

Young still gathering medical advice

Jet crash shocks Reeves, Cowher

Mr. Northen Headden
WALTERBORO, S.C. -- Mr. Northen Headden, 83, of Hampton Street, died Monday, Oct. 25, 1999, at his residence.

Mrs. Kathleene Holland
BATH -- Mrs. Kathleene Warren Holland, 50, of Jerry Road, died Friday, Oct. 22, 1999.

Mrs. Sue Brewer
SYLVANIA, Ga. -- Mrs. Sue Boney Brewer, 98, died Sunday, Oct. 24, 1999, at Sylview Health Care Center.

Mrs. Ruby Hartley
LOUISVILLE, Ga. -- Mrs. Ruby Watkins Hartley, 87, of Caldwell Street, died Sunday, Oct. 24, 1999, at her residence.

Mr. Thomas Smith
Mr. Thomas Paul Smith, 33, of Forest Court, Martinez, died Sunday, Oct. 24, 1999, at his residence.

Mr. Johnny Williams
HARLEM -- Mr. Johnny Williams, 87, of Jamison Drive, died Thursday, Oct. 21, 1999, at McDuffie County Hospital, Thomson.

Mr. Harold Jefferson
NORTH AUGUSTA -- Mr. Harold E. Jefferson, 49, of Gentry Lane, died Thursday, Oct. 21, 1999, at his residence.

Mrs. Elmira Darby
Mrs. Elmira Darby, of Kensington Drive West, died Thursday, Oct. 21, 1999, at Jefferson County Hospital, Louisville.

Mrs. Josephine McClattie
Mrs. Josephine McClattie, 89, of Dublin Drive, died Thursday, Oct. 21, 1999, at University Hospital.

Mr. Carleton Stowell
JONESBORO, Ark. -- Mr. Carleton Albert Stowell, 77, of Callison Trailer Park, died Friday, Oct. 22, 1999, at his residence.

Mrs. Marie Smalls
WILLISTON, S.C. -- Mrs. Marie Smalls died Saturday, Oct. 23, 1999, at Palmetto Baptist Medical Center.

Mr. Paul Brown Sr.
AIKEN -- Mr. Paul Edward Brown Sr., 61, of Bacon Road, died Monday, Oct. 25, 1999, at Roper Hospital, Charleston.

Miss Jimmie Gay
MILLEN, Ga. -- Miss Jimmie Ruth ``Sis'' Gay, 81, of South Gray Street, died Saturday, Oct. 23, 1999, at Jenkins County Hospital.

Mrs. Ollie Carithers
NEW ELLENTON -- Mrs. Ollie Mae Reece Carithers, 73, of George Avenue, died Monday, Oct. 25, 1999, at Aiken Regional Medical Centers.

Mr. Leon Price
OCONEE, Ga. -- Mr. Leon Aubrey Price, 54, of North Brown Street, died Sunday, Oct. 24, 1999, at Washington Regional Medical Center.

Ms. Chiquita Morris
Ms. Chiquita Marita Morris, 25, of Bolton Street, died Sunday, Oct. 24, 1999, at the Medical College of Georgia Hospital.

Mr. George Howell Sr.
Mr. George Thomas Howell Sr., 83, died Saturday, Oct. 23, 1999, at Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Centers.

Mrs. Bonnie Holey
JACKSON -- Mrs. Bonnie D. Holey, 84, died Monday, Oct. 25, 1999, at University Hospital, Augusta.

Mrs. Ernestine Law
AIKEN -- Mrs. Ernestine B. Law, 79, of Rolling Wood Road, died Saturday, Oct. 23, 1999, at University Hospital, Augusta.

Mr. Clarence Johnson
HEPHZIBAH -- Mr. Clarence Lucious Johnson III, 52, of U.S. Highway 25 North, died Friday, Oct. 22, 1999, at his residence.

Mr. Don Morgan
McCORMICK, S.C. -- Mr. Don Cornelius Morgan, 24, died Thursday, Oct. 21, 1999, in Greenwood.

Mrs. Harriett Butler
WAGENER -- Mrs. Harriett Sander Butler, 88, of Jeffcoat Road, died Sunday, Oct. 24, 1999, at Aiken Regional Medical Centers.

Mrs. Gail Richards
Mrs. Gail J. Richards, 37, of East Taylor Street, died Wednesday, Oct. 20, 1999, at Medical College of Georgia Hospital.

Miss Lilline Stewart
NORTH AUGUSTA -- Miss Lilline Stewart, 84, of Womrath Road, died Friday, Oct. 22, 1999, at Magnolia Hill.

Mr. Milledge Sharpe
WAYNESBORO, Ga. -- Mr. Milledge Charles ``MC'' Sharpe, 58, of Georgia Highway 80 East, died Saturday, Oct. 23, 1999, at Kentwood Nursing Home, Augusta.

Ja'Kayla Reynolds
MILLEN, Ga. -- Ja'Kayla Jenee Reynolds died Friday, Oct. 22, 1999, at Medical College of Georgia Hospital, Augusta.

Mrs. Jackie Brinson
WAYNESBORO, Ga. -- Mrs. Jacqueline ``Jackie'' B. Brinson, 71, of U.S. Highway 25 North, died Saturday, Oct. 23, 1999, at Burke County Hospital.

Mrs. Annis Hammond
Mrs. Annis O. Hammond died Saturday, Oct. 23, 1999, in Hogansville.

Mrs. Nellie Purvis
HARLEM -- Mrs. Nellie Guy Purvis, 90, died Sunday, Oct. 24, 1999, at Columbia-Augusta Medical Center.

Mr. Carleton Stowell
JONESBORO, Ark. -- Mr. Carleton Albert Stowell, 77, died Friday, Oct. 22, 1999, at his residence.

Mrs. Carol Lyle
AIKEN -- Mrs. Carol Kathleen Lyle, 78, died Saturday, Oct. 23, 1999, at Mattie C. Hall Health Care Center.

Mrs. Winnie O'Neal
GREENSBORO, Ga. -- Mrs. Winnie Kay Bernhardt O'Neal, 81, of East Greene Street, died Saturday, Oct. 23, 1999, at Rabun County Memorial Hospital.

Mr. Raymond Nappier
LANGLEY -- Mr. Raymond L. Nappier, 68, of Main Street, died Monday, Oct. 25, 1999, at University Hospital, Augusta.

Mr. Herbert Mosley
GREENVILLE, S.C. -- Mr. Herbert L. Mosley, 52, of Nandina Drive, died Friday, Oct. 22, 1999, at Greenville Memorial Hospital.

Mr. Herbert Mosley
GREENVILLE, S.C. -- Mr. Herbert L. Mosley, 52, of Nandina Drive, died Friday, Oct. 22, 1999, at Greenville Memorial Hospital.

Mrs. Marie Smalls

Mrs. Annis Hammond

Miss Lilline Stewart

Mrs. Gail Richards

Mr. Clarence Johnson

Miss Jimmie Gay

Mr. Herbert Mosley

Mrs. Kathleene Holland

Mrs. Josephine McClattie

Mr. Carleton Stowell

Ja'Kayla Reynolds

Mrs. Harriett Butler

Mr. Johnny Williams

Mrs. Elmira Darby

Mrs. Nellie Purvis

Mrs. Carol Lyle

Mr. Leon Price

Mr. Herbert Mosley

Mrs. Bonnie Holey

Mrs. Sue Brewer

Mrs. Ernestine Law

Mr. Paul Brown Sr.

Mr. Thomas Smith

Mr. Harold Jefferson

Mr. Northen Headden

Mr. Don Morgan

Mrs. Winnie O'Neal

Ms. Chiquita Morris

Mr. Raymond Nappier

Mr. Milledge Sharpe

Notes 'mixed' signals sent to teens
I'd like to speak out on behalf of the students who feel resentful about the implementation of dress codes and uniforms in the Richmond and Columbia County School districts. Today's students are denied the benefit of a cohesive authority system; instead, they are treated to a cacophony of whiners consisting of the American Civil Liberties Union, disgruntled parents and some fellow students. Gene L. Rickaby, Martinez

Can Roy, Linda agree
Relations between Gov. Roy Barnes, a Democrat, and Georgia school Superintendent Linda Schrenko, a Republican, are getting too testy. They should try to come together before partisanship poisons the relationship altogether.

Slams adoption process as Orwellian
In order to raise a generation of sane children, the following law must be enacted for married couples expecting children by birth or adoption: Kevin A. Palmer, Augusta

Opportunity blown
The reason Elizabeth Dole gave for dropping out of the GOP primary presidential sweepstakes is that she couldn't raise enough money to compete with Texas Gov. George W. Bush's war chest.

Displays former commissioner's record
Hobson Chavous qualified to run for commissioner of the 6th District because he said several people had asked him to run. Also, he made a statement that he could get things done in Richmond County and Atlanta. I know that he did get a few things done in Richmond County, like resurfacing New Karleen Road. Jim Barefield, Hephzibah

China v. China
An old American ally has been slapped in the face by none other than the head of the American Red Cross, Dr. Bernadine Healy.

Hits anti-biblical television ad
A Lever 2000 soap commercial was aired over the NBC affiliate in Augusta during the evening of Oct. 20 during a commercial break at the time of the National League Championship Game. Michael Hensley, Augusta

Raps 'one-sided' view of Dist. 6 race
People of south Augusta, beware! Billy Morris, owner of TheAugusta Chronicle, is doing everything possible to insure Andy Cheek defeats Hobson Chavous (in the Augusta Commission District 6 contest). Phillis Martin, Hephzibah

Bush book backfires
With enemies like James Howard Hatfield, George W. Bush doesn't need friends. Hatfield's the lying jerk who authored a book charging the Texas GOP governor had a cocaine charge in 1972 buried by his prominent father, then a congressman.

Blasts sentence in Williams case
You can tell you are living in perilous days when a criminal can murder and steal and still live off taxpayers' support for the rest of his life. And people wonder why their taxes continue to rise? The blame is not solely upon the government. Timothy Fellows, Jr., Augusta

Charges mar races
What a sad commentary that five of 10 candidates in contested Augusta Commission races have misdemeanor criminal offenses. Brian Wilson (a District 4 candidate) had 26 charges -- including a guilty plea in July to felony aggravated stalking. Why does he even bother to run?

Fears total water ban in Columbia Co.
We have had outdoor water restrictions in Columbia County for two summers. During the summer of 1998 we had odd-even days for watering. This past summer we had odd-even restrictions and also time limits of 5 a.m. to 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. This meant that working people could only water two or three hours every other day unless they had an automatic watering system. Paul L. Sims, Grovetown

Points out 'safety' of uniforms
... From a parent and teacher's point of view, there are several reasons why students should wear uniforms. The first is safety. If all students are in uniforms, then if a stranger is in the building he or she is very noticeable without a uniform. Gail Dacus, Augusta

Hits lawmakers 'ignoring their duty'
Since the court system is being used to do what legislators will or cannot do, I would like to see printed a list of the petitioners who filed frivolous lawsuits against the gunmakers. They should pay dearly. Bill Paschal, Appling

Blast record of former commissioner
Seven years ago, as an elderly widow, I appealed to The Chronicle, area TV and radio stationsand local leaders to prevent the Richmond County Commission from digging up 5,500 square feet of my lawn and vegetable garden for an 18-foot-deep sewer line. Janie Branch, Augusta

Argues Reagan not to blame for deficit
It has been some time since we have seen the tactic of blaming the administration of Ronald Reagan for the federal deficit; however, Norma Groom (Oct. 16 letter) employs it! L. Russ Dorn, Jr., Augusta

Contradicts book on 'Hitler's Pope'
Recently, The Chronicle published a Washington Times book review of John Cornwell's, Hitler's Pope, in which the newspaper seemed to agree with Mr.Cornwell's conclusion that Pope Pius XII was ``silent'' on the Holocaust. You would think that they would have done a little research on their own before printing that review. To prove Mr. Cornwell wrong, all they had to do was reach into the files of The New York Times which printed many stories concerning the pope's condemnation of the Nazis. William J. Kemple, Augusta

Claims uniforms wrong bandwagon
I can not believe the amount of attention some parents are giving to the school uniform issue. But what concerns me most is the fact that some parents are more concerned with school uniforms being unfair, rather than that there are not enough books for the students, that a class has more than the required number of students or that the contracted teacher is out of the classroom two to three days a week. Angela Dorrough, Augusta

Overtime: Panel to meet about Tyson ring incident

Stewart's death shocks Hilton Head Island

Private jets a way of life for golfers

Barkley calling it quits -- again

Matured Stewart died in his prime

USOC president Hybl to step down at end of term

Martin earns PGA Tour card

Overtime: Tar Heels favorites in ACC race

Khannouchi sets world record in winning Chicago Marathon

New body part for Tyson mess: the knee

Golfer Payne Stewart dies in plane crash

Magic Johnson to play in Swedish League game

Golf's minor league now a dot-com -- with a lot more money

Woods gets Disney win

AltaVista search engine re-designed
AltaVista Co., a no-frills Internet search engine, will undergo radical surgery Monday in its bid to become a full-fledged consumer media company offering live news updates and comparison-shopping tools.

Study: Exercise may reduce risk of breast cancer by 20 percent
CHICAGO -- Women who exercise an hour a day or more may reduce their risk of breast cancer by 20 percent, according to one of the biggest studies ever done on the topic.

Online shopping not always best
NEW YORK -- Shopping online is preferable to using a mail-order catalog only about half the time, according to a Consumer Reports review of 25 retailers.

Poll: Doctors approve of deceiving insurers to help patients
CHICAGO -- Many physicians approve of deceiving insurance companies or health maintenance organizations to secure payment for treatment if patients cannot get it any other way, a survey found.

ABA gives tips on avoiding online rip-offs
WASHINGTON -- Consumers are expected to spend billions of dollars shopping on the Internet this holiday season, and the American Bar Association is offering tips on how to avoid getting ripped off.

Photographer plans on-line auction of models' eggs
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. -- A fashion photographer, hoping to cash in on would-be parents' wishes for a beautiful baby, is offering the eggs of eight models in an on-line auction set to start Monday.

Companies form alliance to boost jobs for disabled
REDMOND, Wash. -- Twenty-one U.S. companies, led by Microsoft Corp., have formed an alliance with the National Business and Disabilities Council to increase job opportunities for people with disabilities.

Study: Early, modern humans coexisted
WASHINGTON -- Neanderthals and modern humans may have coexisted in central Europe for thousands of years, possibly even mating, according to new radiocarbon dating of bones from a cave in Croatia.

Officials: Middle school students threatened by Internet prowler
BOSTON -- Officials say a 19-year-old quadriplegic from Missouri used an Internet chat room to make ``Columbine-like'' threats to hurt students and teachers at a Massachusetts middle school.

Your style
Marlon Pugh, 15, a sophomore at Butler High School

Your style

Communication could solve problem
``My boyfriend and I have been dating for three months. We really have strong feelings for each other. The only thing standing in our way is our parents because of our interracial relationship.'' -- 15-year-old Columbia county girl?

The big screen
Five people will get $1 million each for spending the night in a house that is supposedly haunted.

Your style

The big screen

Too old to trick or treat?

Your style
Marlon Pugh, 15, a sophomore at Butler High School.

Too old to trick or treat?
Are you too old to participate in the ``hallowed'' tradition of children begging for candy from their neighbors?

Communication could solve problem

Poll: Doctors approve of deceiving insurers to help patients

Photographer plans on-line auction of models' eggs

AltaVista search engine re-designed

Online shopping not always best

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