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Maryann Rems, 50, hopes the judges think her tartlets appetizer tastes like a million bucks.
For Jennifer Lee, 46, helping people change is the name of the game.
There was a time when making one was as much a holiday custom as trimming the tree. But not anymore.
Angel Conlon, 16, of Orlando, is one of the world’s most talented texters. Her rule of thumbs: No shorthand.
ALEX HOWELL, 26, rode the bench in college, but at EA Sports he’s an all-star.
When VIPs come to town, Thomas Stutler, 45, is ready to keep an eye on their every move.
You could say George Van Horn, 67, is snakebit, but he’s still lucky to be alive.
If the spirit moves you, Digna Quiles, 38, of Orlando Paranormal Investigations may be able to sort things out.
Being flexible helps Afton Carraway, 30, of Orlando, keep life in balance.
Santiago Emeric, 26, dazzles bar patrons—as well as competition judges—with his showmanship.
For BILL BERRY, 34, of Orlando, it takes nerves of steel—and no gag reflex—to stomach 23 inches of steel.
To Dr. Jan C. Garavaglia, 54, Orange-Osceola’s chief M.E. and TV’s ‘Dr. G,’ death is the ultimate puzzle.
Water hazards at Orlando golf courses take on a whole new meaning when Mike Wooten, 47, enters them.
Seminole County fireman Andy Johnson, 25, has battled flames and fire ants, but he still hasn’t had to rescue a cat from a tree.
Lukasz Rogowski, 30, teaches all the right moves, which he says lead to better lives and relationships.
A gobbler talks turkey about canceling Thanksgiving, the presidential pardon, PETA and Sarah Palin.
For Lee Nicholas, 45, of Longwood, getting in the path of lightning means he’s that much closer to capturing the perfect storm on camera.
The battle lines are blurred for Robert Niepert, 54, of Winter Garden, who fights for both North and South as a cavalry commander.
For Bryce Olds, 28, a passion for pooches has created a career in pet care in College Park.
‘The Phenomenal’ AJ STYLES, 32, has won every title in Total Nonstop Action Wrestling, which is broadcast from Universal Studios. A longtime crowd favorite as a hero, he is now loathed as a villain.
For Orlando singer-songwriter Ruth King, 50, hitting the big time means connecting with her audience through songs from the soul.
Lora Gilbert, 54, Orange County Public Schools’ director of food and nutrition services, caters to a lot of customers with demanding tastes.
Robert and Bernadette Cawley, both 76, fled their home in Haiti for Central Florida.
With Valentine’s Day coming up, we asked STACEY MURPHY, 42, co-owner of a ‘romance boutique’ in Orlando, for advice about the often-elusive ways of love.
