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1. Kansas City Zoo -- United States
   The Kansas City Zoo sits on 202 acres of rolling hills in the middle of Swope Park, the second largest urban park in the United States. It is the home to almost 900 animals from six continents. The Zoo is open every day of the year except Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's Day.
2. The Athlete -- Athlete's Foot
   In June of 2007, The Athlete's Foot unveiled its new "next generation" store design. Inspired by the athletic lifestyle, new stores will feature awnings and banners to evoke a "race day" atmosphere, while fixture details are influenced by design elements of athletic equipment.
3. New York City Tour -- Driving
   New Jersey Transit [13] operates from New York Penn Station to points in New Jersey. The Northeast corridor line goes to Princeton and Trenton. Services are ... available for points along the Jersey Coast and along the Hudson River to points north of the city. Connecting service is available from Trenton to Philadelphia via SEPTA or to Camden (New Jersey) via RiverLINE. Connecting service to Newark Liberty International Airport is available from some Northeast corridor trains.
4. Shaquille O'neal
   Louisiana State University Coach DALE BROWN said he was certain that SHAQUILLE O'NEAL, his 7-foot-1-inch sophomore center, would not only return to L.S.U. next season but would ... be back for his senior year as well. O'Neal, according to most pro scouts, would be a certain first-round pick, most likely the No. 1 choice, if he took early entry into the National Basketball Association's June draft. The deadline for applying is May 12.
5. Honolulu
   Honolulu is on the south shore of Oahu; it dominates the island, and the city's government administers all of Oahu. The island itself is a volcanic mass divided into sections by two separate mountain ranges. Both ranges run northwest to southeast: the Waianae Range on the western side of the island, and the Koolau Range to the east. The Koolau separates the city of Honolulu and its hotel-choked neighborhood of Waikiki from the windward side of the island and the towns of Kailua and Kaneohe. Travelers can take one of three tunnels — Pali, Likelike or the H-3 freeway — to cross from one side to the other. Between the two mountain ranges is a central plain.
6. Zero
   Zero Friction Tees are hands down one of the hottest products in golf today. Countless numbers of PGA Tour Players are using Zero Friction Golf Tees on a weekly basis. The Remax World Long Drive Championship was full of Zero Friction Golf Tee users including Sean "The Beast" Fister, the reigning and 3 time world champion. There isn't a hotter product on the PGA Tour either. Since claiming a victory and a runner up finish the first week Zero Friction Tees were on the PGA Tour, the product has taken on a life of it's own.
7. Dermatitis -- Contact Dermatitis
   Dermatitis is a broad term covering many different disorders that all result in a red, itchy rash. The term eczema is sometimes used for dermatitis. Some types of dermatitis affect only specific parts of the body, whereas others can occur anywhere. Some types of dermatitis have a known cause, whereas others do not. However, dermatitis is always the skin's way of reacting to severe dryness, scratching, an irritating substance, or an allergen. Typically, that substance comes in direct contact with the skin, but sometimes the substance is swallowed.
8. First Ladies
   Other First Ladies had little interest in public policy, but they did attempt to influence their husbands’ political appointments and alliances. These First Ladies are “administrative specialists.” Other First Ladies have made their policy beliefs public, in most cases expressing views that support their husbands’ agendas. These are the “policy supporters.”
9. Asthma -- Wheezing
   The Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America (AAFA) is the leading national nonprofit organization fighting asthma and allergic diseases. AAFA provides free information, conducts educational programs, fights for patients' rights, and funds research to find better treatments and cures. Log on to http://www.aafa.org/ for more information.
10. Rhinitis -- Perennial Rhinitis
    Rhinitis is inflammation of the nasal mucous membranes. Allergic rhinitis is rhinitis caused by allergies to airborne substances, such as pollen, dust, animal dander, or molds. The substances that cause allergic reactions are called allergens. Allergic rhinitis can be a seasonal or year-round (perennial) condition. The same person can have both types.

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