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Hospice fundraiser features casino games08/21/14 Human Interest
Journey to Atlantis helps Hospice affiliate
"Destination Atlantis," a fundraiser for Project GRACE, a Suncoast Hospice affiliate, will feature food, casino games and entertainment from 6 to 10 p.m. on Saturday at the Suncoast Hospice Gathering Place, 5771 Roosevelt Blvd., Clearwater. Proceeds go to advance care planning programs and services. Cocktail or themed attire suggested. $50 advance, $60 at the door. (727) 523-3419....
Ski Club event benefits disabled veterans athletes08/12/14 Human Interest
Ski club kickoff benefits disabled veterans
The St. Petersburg/Clearwater Ski and Sports Club will hold its annual kickoff meeting and fundraising event for the Bay Pines Disabled American Veterans sports team at 6:30 p.m. on Aug. 22 at the Yard of Ale Gastro Pub, 2675 Ulmerton Road, Clearwater. Free. snowshark.org; (727) 743-3108.
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YWCA schedules fundraising luncheon08/07/14 Human Interest
Vice mayor is YWCA lunch guest
"Purses & Passion, a Legacy of Hope," presented by YWCA Tampa Bay, will feature Kanika Tomalin, St. Petersburg's deputy mayor, as guest of honor, and Tonjua Williams, St. Petersburg College senior vice president for student services, as guest speaker. The luncheon event begins at 11:30 a.m. Aug. 15 at the Hilton Carillon Park, 950 Lake Carillon Drive, St. Petersburg. $50. Register online at ywcaoftampabay.org/purses2014....
From This Day: Couple rooted in Florida connect across the pond07/25/14Relationships
With nearly 50,000 students, the University of Florida has enrollment equivalent to the population of a decent-sized city. And as undergraduates in Gainesville, Lauren Davis and John Dicks had never met.
She was a religion major, and he majored in economics, staying in Gainesville to earn an MBA while in law school. She moved to Tallahassee to study law at Florida State University.
Both entered FSU's summer program in law at Oxford University in 2009. They happened to be on the same flight to London's Gatwick Airport, and they rode the same bus to campus. During the next few weeks, they became friends, and their relationship "progressed to what we now call our first date," Lauren said....
Rays on the Runway event breaks previous records07/02/14News
Fortune smiled on Peggy Weber of Seminole as Tampa Bay Rays pitcher Chris Archer serenaded her at the annual Rays on the Runway charity fundraiser for the Children's Dream Fund.
Archer was among the Rays players modeling clothes during the fashion show, and some of his teammates stood behind him as he performed Usher's Burn. It is a breakup song, but Weber beamed from her chair that was placed on the runway after a $3,000 bid won the impromptu performance....
Coming up: Foodscapes, fundraisers and craft beer07/02/14 Human Interest
Club hosting food contests
The General Federation of Women's Clubs' St. Petersburg Woman's Club will present two foodscape competitions, a business category open to chefs, caterers, food service professionals and supermarkets from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on July 19, and an individual/family competition from 1 to 5 p.m. on July 20. Foodscapes are "landscapes made completely from food, mostly vegetables," according to event planners, and must fit atop a card table between 32 and 36 square inches. The event is to raise nutrition awareness; proceeds benefit the Mr. Strong Foundation, which helps special-needs families. The events will take place in the clubhouse at 40 Snell Isle Blvd. NE. $3 adults; free for children 12 and younger. Email email@example.com; (727) 822-4982....
From This Day: Kristine Ann Putrino and Kyle Robert Kirstein06/23/14 Human Interest
ST. PETERSBURG — They had many friends in common, and in fact they met during their first year at the University of Florida, in the library of their dormitory. Her sorority, Zeta Tau Alpha, and his fraternity, Phi Delta Theta, often were paired for social activities.
Over and over, Kyle Kirstein asked her out, and repeatedly, Kristine Putrino resisted.
"Because we were friends," she says, then concedes that she had a crush on him from the start and suspected that if she agreed to a first date they might get a little more serious. As a freshman, she wanted to be more carefree....
Event introduces St. Petersburg debutantes06/18/14 Human Interest
At its annual coffee, held this year in the waterfront home of Bill and Corrie Stover, the St. Petersburg Debutante Club introduced the 18 young women who will be featured at its Presentation Ball in December. Brooke Nelson is the club's 2014 president.
As a community service project, the group will help young children who are served by the Barth Syndrome Foundation with crafts activities. The organization serves boys who have Barth syndrome, a congenital heart condition....
On the Town: Celebrate Sinatra and raise for the Rays06/18/14 Human Interest
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Celebrate Sinatra: Ken Walters' annual Celebrate Sinatra event expands to St. Petersburg on Saturday from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. at NOVA 535, 535 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. St. A portion of the proceeds will benefit Great Explorations Children's Museum. Black tie optional. kenwalters.com /celebrate-sinatra; (813) 251-0500, $60 per person.
Rays on the Runway: The annual fundraiser for the Children's Dream Fund, hosted by the wives organization of the Tampa Bay Rays, takes place at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday in the Palm Court Ballroom at the Vinoy Renaissance St. Petersburg Resort, 501 Fifth Ave. NE. $125. childrensdreamfund.org; (727) 896-6390....
St. Petersburg High Class of 1944 recalls D-day on 70th anniversary06/05/14 Human Interest
Martha Rudy Wallace remembers it well. Newly graduated from St. Petersburg High School, she and some friends had crossed the bay to celebrate.
"We were enjoying our freedom after the graduation ceremony, and six of us went over to Tampa and found ourselves hungry," she said. Nothing would do but Cuban sandwiches, and they headed to the Columbia Restaurant in Ybor City. "It might have been 1 or 2 in the morning at that time."...
Birthday Bash raises $40,000 in scholarship money06/03/14 Human Interest
Nearly 200 people gathered at the St. Petersburg Country Club to raise scholarship money as a tribute to the late Jim Fischer and Skip Carr. The 10th annual Birthday Bash was a celebration of the lives of those two community leaders and was presented by the Kiwanis Club of St. Petersburg
The event raised $40,000 for Take Stock in Children Scholarships through St. Pete's Promise and the Pinellas Education Foundation. The amount will provide 10 qualified students in grades six through 11 free college tuition if they graduate high school, maintain a C average or better in every class and remain crime- and drug-free....
Abilities Foundation celebrates 25th anniversary at military museum05/28/14 Human Interest
More than 700 patrons swept into the Armed Forces Military Museum to eat, drink and raise money for wounded veterans as the Abilities Wine Tasting and silent auction celebrated its 25th anniversary during Memorial Day weekend.
Frank DeLucia, the charity's president and chief executive officer, has attended every one of the events, from the first iteration, under a tent at the ICOT Center in Clearwater, to a hangar at St. Petersburg-Clearwater International Airport, to Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg, to the museum in Largo, where it moved in 2012....
Fundraisers to help purchase flamingos05/28/14 Human Interest
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Funds for flock of flamingos
Marion's Gifts & Clothing will hold two fundraisers, "Flamingo Flocking Fun," from 9 to 11 a.m. Saturday, and "Pink Partay," from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. June 6, to promote awareness and help buy a new flock of flamingos for Sunken Gardens. Information is available at the boutique, 1301 Fourth St. N, St. Petersburg; (727) 821-2345.
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From This Day: Tracy Negoshian and David Phillips05/27/14Relationships
ST. PETERSBURG — Her mom saw him first, in the family portrait in an Atlanta trade-show booth.
"Is that your husband?" Linda Smith asked Lindsay Phillips, a Clearwater native and creator of SwitchFlops, a line of stylish interchangeable sandal straps.
The man in question was Phillips' brother, David. Once Smith learned that he was single, "the questions started flowing," Smith's daughter Tracy Negoshian says. "My mom is outspoken. I love it to pieces."...
Adoptee speaks at Heart Gallery gala05/22/14 Human Interest
If you read my colleague Lane DeGregory's story in the Tampa Bay Times on Mother's Day about Justice, the 15-year-old who fought to find an adoptive family for herself and her three younger brothers, Jeremy, Max and Randy, you likely had an emotional response.
You surely would have if you heard Justice's speech at the annual "Celebrate Me Home" gala for the Heart Gallery of Pinellas and Pasco, where she and her brothers and their adoptive parents, Lesley and Danny McGuill, were present as a family. The adoption took place in November, after the four siblings had been featured in a Heart Gallery video....


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The team at Sheepshead Bites would like to express our appreciation and gratitude to Captain Al Pizzano, Detective Kenneth Ayala, Detective Mike Keenan and Police Officer Matthew Granahan – the four officers wounded in the weekend shootout at 3301 Nostrand Avenue.
Although, as part of our reporting, we often find ourselves spotlighting problems within the department or airing the complaints of our readers, we recognize that any individuals we report on are often the exception, not the rule. In working with members of our local precinct over the years, it is clear that, though problems do exist, it is equally clear the force is made up largely of caring, concerned individuals who do important work under incredible pressures.
And so, in light of the unfortunate circumstances that occurred this weekend, when four officers had a brush with death while protecting the public, we thank those members of New York's Finest who do great work and put their lives on the line day in and day out.
Thank you for your service, officers.
It must be something in the air. In the past two weeks, Sheepshead Bay has seen several brutal crimes in the area, as neighbors turned on neighbors.
What next, squirrel-on-squirrel violence? Yup!
Reader nolastname spotted this squirrel chomping down on another squirrel earlier in the day. Sitting on the sidewalk, she appeared to be preparing a nice squirrel stew with a side of acorn and some sap-infused Chianti.
What's causing this mayhem? Must be the tough economy.
Just kidding!
This ol' gal was just carrying her youngin around like a cat, back and forth across a street. She stopped and struck a pose for the camera.
Activists faced off with officials at a Jamaica Bay Task Force meeting last week, saying the government is sidelining waterfront communities in order to quietly push through major projects, including a deal to bring a natural gas pipeline to Jamaica Bay.
The Rockaway/Gateway gas pipeline outraged locals due to the fact that Transco Williams — one of the largest interstate gas pipeline systems in the country — could destroy as much as 11,000 feet of the nearby marine environment during the installation, which would ultimately connect Brooklyn and Queens to a major gas artery off the coast. After quiet approval from the U.S. House of Representatives, the plans are heading to the Senate – and no one asked Jamaica Bay's eco-guardians what they thought.
"[The government and Transco Williams] retain information for themselves in order to issue the right of way for these gas lines," an attendee argued during the meeting, adding that she had not previously heard of the project.
Though not necessarily opposed to the pipeline, critics of the process demanded more accountability, including information to help assess the affects to marine life and risks of a gas leak.
The concerns were expressed at the April 4 meeting of the Jamaica Bay Task Force, a group of residents, scientists, and federal, state, regional, and local agency representatives that share a common interest in the Bay.
Activists worry that the project could set a precedent for other major projects in Jamaica Bay, letting government agencies and private companies snub the communities that live and work around the waters.
That precedent has locals eyeing the government's actions in Broad Channel, where two ponds with aging, eroded pumping stations need replacing. But if a contract is awarded without the input of environmentalists, the work could end up disrupting the ponds' role as a landing and grazing ground for birds and other wildlife.
The pipeline is not the only project that has both residents and elected officials concerned about the federal parkland's environment – and the community feeling jilted.
Recent talks of a plan to expand John F. Kennedy International Airport's landing strips, increasing its footprint in Jamaica Bay, had residents fuming.
Experts stated the airport has met its capacity, and spreading into the Bay is inevitable, but residents insist this would have devastating effects on migratory birds and other species that are natives of the land.
After an attempt to resolve the issue on their own, Monica's Bridal (1637 Sheepshead Bay Road) has now gone to police and released the photo of the vandal who destroyed three of the storefront's solid brass light fixtures last week.
The incident occurred at approximately 4:00 a.m. on April 2, dealing out approximately $1,000 worth of damage, the store's owner told Sheepshead Bites.
Located just feet away from one of the light fixtures was a surveillance camera, which recorded the crime (still photo above).
Monica's owners thought they recognized the vandal and attempted to seek reimbursement for the repairs rather than go to the police. However, after meeting with the individual they determined he was not involved.
If you recognize the person photographed above or have any other information regarding this crime, contact the NYPD's Crime Stoppers hotline at 1-800-577-TIPS, or text CRIMES and then enter TIP577, or visit www.nypdcrimestoppers.com.
THE COMMUTE: In Part 1, I provided examples of MTA waste. Today I will detail the waste I personally observed while employed by the MTA.
During my nearly 25 years at the MTA, I witnessed many types of MTA waste. When I started, one of my employees had to supervise three months of extra work that had to be performed because approximately 50 temporary workers sabotaged data due to the MTA screwing them before I was hired. They did this by firing the workers on a Friday and rehiring them the following Monday. This was to avoid having to pay them sick and vacation benefits, which were required of temporary employees hired for longer than six months.
Five years later, I shared a floor with a half dozen employees that the MTA forgot to reassign after dismantling a department of 30. They were placed in a corner and given no assignments for three years, although they continued to get paid.
The application deadline for public school pre-kindergarten programs for the 2012-13 school year has been extended to April 10, 2012. According to the Department of Education's Elementary School Enrollment Team, you can apply to public school pre-k programs online or in person:
Community-based organization (CBO) pre-kindergarten programs have no specific application deadline. If you'd like to apply to CBO programs, deliver the CBO application directly to each CBO site to which you would like to apply.
To learn more about pre-kindergarten admissions — and for a list of public school and CBO pre-kindergarten programs — go to www.nyc.gov/schools/prek or review the 2012-2013 Pre-Kindergarten Directory.
Four officers from the NYPD's elite Emergency Service Unit are recovering from non-life-threatening gunshot wounds after Nakwon Foxworth shot all of them early Sunday morning during a standoff at 3301 Nostrand Avenue, less than a block away from where Sergey Mamontov chopped up his dead roommate in a bathtub at 3395 Nostrand Avenue.
Since being released from prison in 2010 after a 10-year stint for attempted murder and selling drugs behind bars, Foxworth, a 33-year-old Sheepshead Bay resident and father of a 4-year-old, has struck again. In a heated clash with some moving men who were obstructing the building's service entrance, according to The New York Times, Foxworth brandished a firearm while walking home with his 22-year-old pregnant girlfriend and their child in a baby stroller.
The four officers — Captain Al Pizzano, Detective Kenneth Ayala, Detective Michael Keenan and Officer Matthew Granahan — showed up at 12:30 a.m. to Foxworth's sixth floor apartment after being reported by a witness. The girlfriend and 4-year-old child were being held hostage but managed to escape two hours later, leaving the door to the apartment open. According to various reports, Foxworth, brandishing an illegal 9mm Browning semi-automatic handgun, then unleashed a hail of 12 bullets, which hit all four of the officers from within a range of 10 feet according to Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly, during a violent gun battle. All of the officers are recovering with non-life-threatening injuries, with three shot in various parts of their legs, and one of the officers grazed by a bullet in the face.
Foxworth was shot in the abdomen and is reportedly in stable yet critical condition at King's County Hospital.
Keenan, 52, recovering in Lutheran Hospital from a gunshot wound in the calf, insists that he would not be here, were it not for Ayala:
Keenan and Ayala were sharing a room yesterday, and Keenan would tell every visitor how Ayala "was a hero," sources said.
But Ayala humbly waved off the praise and repeatedly insisted, "I'm not a hero."
Another source said of Ayala, "He definitely saved their lives.
NY1 reports that several illegal firearms and rounds of ammunition were discovered in Foxworth's apartment after he was taken into custody. Kelly told reporters during a press conference with Mayor Michael Bloomberg at Lutheran that "Inside the apartment, we've uncovered a cache of weapons that speaks volumes about illegal guns. The 9mm that Foxworth used to shoot these officers was part of a multiple-gun purchase in Wilmington, North Carolina. A sawed-off military assault rifle quipped with a scope and had been stolen from Florida, and a defaced, .22-caliber revolver, fully loaded" was also found.
Meanwhile, the shooting of four police officers brings the number up to eight in the number of law enforcement officials shot while in the line of duty since the beginning of 2012.
A furious Mayor Michael Bloomberg, a passionate advocate for getting illegal guns off the streets, is calling for stricter laws against black market firearms:
"Here we were very lucky," Bloomberg told members of the press gathered at Lutheran. "It could have been a great tragedy. Until Congress wakes up and finds some courage to stand up to the gun lobby, illegal guns will continue to end up in the hands of dangerous people, like tonight's shooter."
In an Op-Ed piece in the editorial section of today's Daily News, Bloomberg praises the work of Kelly and the New York Police Department for making New York City "the safest big city in the country," stating that crime "is down 35% over the past decade, and murders are at historic lows," but insists that gun violence, particularly against members of New York's Finest "…will happen again — and again — until those in Washington stop cowering before the gun lobby."
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Just in time for Easter, this large blow-up rabbit greets passersby on Brigham Street, north of Avenue X. Maybe if you ask politely, he'll give you the answer to "What's up Doc?"
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We received the following e-mail this morning. If you have any information, please help out:
My name is Masha, I wanted to let your blog know about my mother in law who has been missing since Tuesday (4/3/12) night.
Her name is Ludmila Tulman, well known in the Russian community as the previous owner of Restaurants Stolovoya/Pelmennaya on Ave U and Da-I-Net on 86th Street.
She is about 5'7, 160lbs, short red/brown hair, light eyes. Last seen on Brighton. Left home at around 12am and never returned. I am attaching a picture, if there is anything you can do to help us find her, it would be greatly appreciated.
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Very nice work Maxwell.
Thank you very much Julie. Glad you like it :-)
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Top Shot Max :) I have everything booked for Sydney now, are you still coming along?
Hey mate, the cheap flights haven't come up yet, so i am going to look at booking Frequent Flyers over the weekend. So keen to get some nice shots of the Harbour and those ocean baths. Cheers for your comment too, appreciate it :-)
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Just beautiful Max, your work is stunning. So envious of what are are doing!
Thanks Di, i have you to thank as well. If i didn't get into hosting Piers last year i may not have got as involved with photography as i have. Meeting good people along the way has been the highlight and made it all worth while :-)
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Two power surges caused the lights in State Fair Arena to go out twice Friday during the Class A and Class B semifinals.
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Brace yourself for our most nostalgic press day yet!
We chatted, we reminisced and we coveted all the home, fashion and vintage treasures at our AW13 press day yesterday. Some of the biggest names in interior & fashion journalism joined us for an intimate showcase at the beautiful listed venue of Il Bottacio off Hyde Park. Arguably our most nostalgic collection yet, next season celebrates our diamond 60th anniversary with an explosion of nostalgic prints from the past re-launched and modernized for today. The show was received with sheer delight and we hope our dear customers love it too! Here is our round up of the best bits…
Berry and vanilla smoothies served up at press day- yum.
First stop was a tribute to our rich past and heritage: a pop up archive curated by history extraordinaire Angela (our London archivist). Divided into decades, we took journalists on a journey through time from our oldest item (the Pelham scarf printed on Laura and Bernard's kitchen table in 1953) through to the contemporary designs of the nineties. This was a rare chance to enjoy our most sacred vintage fashion, admire our past prints, old Ashley family photographs and personal pieces from Mrs Ashley's very own china collection. Note Bernard's large antique carved wooden chest filled with Laura Ashley textiles and the porcelain doll made in the likeness of Laura Ashley from Christmas 1984. We even created a mock room set adorned with 80's home collection 'Alba Roses' and showcased the original 70's uniform of burgundy & white printed aprons and a frilly hat. Taking any of you back?!
Vintage lover Liz Tregenca arrived at the press day dressed head to toe in this incredible vintage Laura Ashley dress.
A black and white print of Laura and Bernard Ashley receiving the Queen's award for export in 1977.
Bernard Ashley's antique carved wooden chest.
Alba Roses roomset from the 80's.
After a trip down memory lane, step this way for our new home collections with nostalgic inspiration. Big story for the season is that we are re-releasing some of your adored prints from the past! Last year we asked our facebook fans what their favourite prints were from days gone by. We listened and we've supplied… Heritage prints 'Clarissa' (1999), 'Mr Jones' (1984) and 'Emma' (1984) are all being resold in their original colour ways for Autumn along with a handful of new carefully produced colourations including shades of duck egg, amethyst and cranberry. Do the original prints bring back any memories? Also creating a stir and new to the home furnishings range is the 'Pelham' print (taken from the earliest print design crafted by Mrs Ashley on her kitchen table and originally a head scarf) available as a wallpaper and fabric design. Named after the company's first London store on Pelham street, which opened in 1968. Although our oldest design we marveled with press at how fresh and modern it still feels today.
Mr Jones print is back! Here is a new cranberry colourway.
The 'Pelham' print now available in different shades of wallpaper and fabric.
Other big home stories were our new collections, each offering something entirely fresh and different; 'Cranberry Peony' with it's beautiful drawn peonies offering a grown up feel, 'Amethyst Peony' mixing scattered peony heads with our heritage ironwork scroll print exuding confidence and style; 'Leaf' our big trend story with botanical inspired motifs, large scale + graphic mixed leaf prints; 'Markings' with perennial animal themed prints in luxe shades of linen, mink and touches of pewter for sheer opulence; and 'Cool Coral' (a new shade for us) mixing hand drawn flowers and painterly fabrics for a pretty and feminine story…
AW13 home story 'Leaf'.
Wallpaper print in the 'Leaf' collection. Including Pelham in Natural.
Liz our Head of Home Buying sitting in the Hydrangea roomset- a print which has been recoloured in duck egg for the new season.
Heritage mugs and candles.
Fast forward into the fashion room where Helen (our Head of Design) and Sandra (Head of Buying) talked press through our to-die-for new style stories, taking a dynamic new print direction with striking ikat and folky prints, accessorised with statement costume jewellery and buttery soft leather bags.
Injecting some sparkle into the new season was our Christmas occasion wear offering (trophy sequined tops and peter pan beaded collars) guarantee to get you noticed at this year's festive party line up.
Christmas sparkle!
Continuing our love affair with the past a 'Twiggy-esque' photograph from the archive offered the inspiration behind swinging 60's collection 'Heritage' (with geo monochrome prints) standing loud and proud in our fashion room, catching the eye of fashion virtuosos from Prima and Woman + Home. Another grand salute to heritage print Pelham is the rerelease of the original 'Pelham' silk scarf that Laura and Bernard Ashley first made during our humble beginnings!
We wonder which of our stylish new pieces you can expect on the pages of our favourite fashion titles next season? Which items from photos below have caught your eye? We'd love to hear your thoughts below…
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Hi, my boyfriend and I have been dating for a little more than 4 years. We live together. For the past few months, I've been pretty unhappy with our social life. I'm sick of partying, going to gay bars and getting shit-faced almost every weekend. I want to transition out of this life to something more mature, or in the words of others, boring. Perhaps most of my friends are single. I just want to hang out with more couples and do something more than just clubbing. A perfect weekend is cooking with friends, having dinner and having a few drinks. That is all I want. However, I have this trepidation. Am I committing social suicide? How do I make sure that I go through this transition successfully? My partner seems to be onboard, after talking to him about this, but he is way more social than I am. I'm afraid he will not be happy. What should I do?
Dear Ray,
First, let me say that you've already started off on the right foot by talking to your partner about your concerns. Open and honest communication is one of the most important contributors to relationship success, and you appear to be ahead of the game in this regard. Another thing you have going your way is that your partner actually agrees that it's time for a change, which means that you have a good shot at making the kind of transition you're talking about. The big question here is how to do this without socially isolating yourselves, and that can be tricky.
Because we're geeks, we can't stop thinking about our earlier write-up of the iVillage.com Hot Dads contest. Most of the features we highlighted this past Monday suggest that a lot of what likely makes a dad hot are the same characteristics that make a man hot. But as any good psychologist will tell you, context matters. And we're not talking about just judging hotness of men in general, we're talking about judging hotness in dads. And part of what should make a dad hot is his ability to fulfill his role as father (at least we hope it matters!). So thinking more about the 'dad' context led us to suspect several other cues or features should (or could) also come into play when evaluating the future winner of iVillage.com's Hot Dads Contest.
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Let's back up and start with a more basic question: Does your opinion matter? Absolutely. Knowing what others think about our romances is a critical piece of information if those relationships are going to survive.
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It's been almost 2 years since I came out of this very bad, painful "relationship" with a girl. I say "relationship" because it was strictly a sexual and logically I knew it was never going to lead to anything serious but my emotions said otherwise. After such a long time I feel like I am still in detox mode.
Those who know me best understand that I am a deeply philosophical person. One of my favorite topics in the science of relationships is an existential paradox, or what Dr. Brooke Feeney calls "The Dependency Paradox."
As I described in a previous post, humans have a fundamental need for connection to others, or "relatedness." But we also need "autonomy" (a sense of independence and the feeling that we have personal control over our behavior). Intuition tells us that these needs are distinct, and possibly conflicting. But the "paradox hypothesis" suggests the opposite—people who are more dependent on their partners for support actually experience more independence and autonomy, not less. Logically this is a contradiction, but only to the untrained eye.
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You've had a crappy day. Maybe your boss yelled at you, you forgot to pay the mortgage, or you lost your keys. When life stresses you out, sometimes you need your momma. After all, how many times have you heard your mom say how nice it is to hear your voice? But recent research from the University of Wisconsin-Madison suggests that it may be you that benefits from hearing your mother's voice.
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Societal gender norms suggest that women should be most concerned with declarations of love, especially during the early, uncertain phase of relationships. After all, who are all those romantic comedies and chick flick movies marketed toward? But recent research demonstrates that in fact, it's the men who are more likely to say "I love you" first in relationships. Not only that, but hearing "I love you" from a romantic partner for the first time makes men even happier than it makes women. And although this may not jive with gender stereotypes, it makes a lot of sense from an evolutionary perspective.


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From Congress selling new television sets to the Internet voting fad
How would you feel if Congress passed a law requiring you to buy a new car by Feb. 17, 2009?
We're not talking about a newer, used car, either. We're talking about a brand-new, zero-miles-on-the-odometer, still-smells-like-new 2009 model, right off the showroom floor.
That's not quite as silly as it sounds because Congress already has passed a law that may make 20 million American households buy new TV sets by that date or buy a converter box, to keep using their current set.
No, this isn't political science fiction. There's no way anyone could dream up anything quite this bizarre.
If you haven't heard anything about this before, welcome to the club and it's a very large club.
In a recent story, Joyzelle Davis, of the Rocky Mountain News, reported that more than 56 percent of over-the-air TV viewers have "seen, read or heard nothing" about this law. And only 10 percent knew that it kicks in on that date.
What's happening is, analog broadcasts the kind sent over the airwaves will end in 2009. After Feb. 17, 2009, TV signals will go digital so only the right kind of TV set or converter box can receive the signal. That means people with outmoded sets won't need a TV Guide because without a converter box, all they'll be seeing is a blank screen.
OK, I'll agree that a blank screen would be an improvement over much of what's on TV, but that's not why Congress passed the law.
As Davis reported, "Moving TV broadcasts to digital would free up the 700-megahertz frequency band used by analog, meaning that spectrum can be used for emergency communications and auctioned for new wireless services."
The key word must be "auctioned," which suggests that someone maybe even including Uncle Sam is going to make some big bucks here.
We've been assured that the switch won't affect an estimated 96 million families who subscribe to cable or satellite TV. We'll have to check out that assurance on Feb. 17, 2009.
We're also assured that when it comes to relatively new TV sets with screens bigger than 25 inches, there's no need to panic. Davis quotes a fellow named Phil Murray as saying: "The majority of televisions have had digital tuners built into them for the past two years." That might sound more reassuring if Murray's business weren't selling new TV sets.
As of right now, says Davis, all new TV sets are required to contain a tuner capable of receiving digital broadcasts.
For people who don't plan to buy a new TV set, who don't want to subscribe to cable or satellite service, and who think there are still some shows worth watching on basic TV, just to see those shows, they'll have to buy a converter box, costing about $50 to $70 each. That's so you can continue to watch what we still call "free" TV.
According to Davis, those boxes aren't available yet, but when they become available, Congress has authorized $1.5 billion to offer $40 vouchers two per household for families that qualify.
If you're getting lost in technical terminology here and if you are, you should get a more reliable guide "digital TV" and "HDTV" aren't the same thing. "Digital TV" refers to the signal the set is receiving, while "High Definition TV" refers to the quality of the picture.
"HDTV" is the industry's ploy to make us think all our current TV sets are obsolete, so we'll rush out and buy a new one. But Congress hasn't passed a law requiring us to buy a new HDTV set, at least not yet.
Trying to make our entertainment toys obsolete is a favorite pastime of the electronics industry. You may recall that we once had phonograph records (big, round things with a hole in the middle), spinning at 33 rpm, with one speaker providing us with monophonic sound. But we had to dump all that for casette tapes, which needed twice as many speakers because they provided stereophonic sound.
Those are obsolete, too, because we now have compact discs better known as CDs and when you look at the ads for new sound systems, they don't look "stereo" at all, but "quintaphonic," if there is such a word because they have five speakers.
Once before, the electronics hucksters tried to hook us on "quadraphonic sound," needing twice as many speakers as stereophonic, but the public didn't bite. Now, it seems, we've gone one speaker beyond even that.
Why not vote on everything?
Thanks to this "Brave New Internet World," we don't have to go to the polls to vote anymore. We can log on or phone in and vote right at home.
TV broadcasters and phone companies have pioneered this vast new gold mine, since there's usually a fee of some kind for voting. Who said that poll taxes have been banned by the courts? Today, it'll cost you to vote on everything from who should be the game's MVP to who's the least talented wannabe on "American Idol."
Now, even public affairs have been getting into the fad. In my old hometown of San Francisco, the National Trust for Historic Preservation and American Express teamed up to provide an online election setting priorities for funding memorable landmarks and historic relics not just in San Francisco, but all around the Bay area.
The list included such varied places and items as the Pigeon Point Light Station and the Richmond Natatorium (where I swam as a youth), the Bayview Opera House and old No. 798 a streetcar built for the antiquated Market Street Railway.
Will local government start getting into the online voting fad? Imagine the possibilities. We could all be voting on whether or not we want an LNG terminal off our coast.
But the San Francisco electronic election demonstrated the downside to online voting: How can you check on who's voting and how frequently?
The folks in "Don't-Call-It-Frisco" could vote once each day, which gave new meaning to the old Chicago slogan, "Vote early and often."
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Final Score: St. Louis 27, Arizona 24
St. Louis, MO (Sports Network) - Sam Bradford threw for 299 yards, Jared Cook
had a monster debut and Greg Zuerlein's fourth field goal of the day lifted
the St. Louis Rams over the Arizona Cardinals, 27-24, in a Week 1 matchup
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Cook caught both of Bradford's touchdown passes, amassing 141 yards on seven
catches, with his last reception going for 25 yards and helping to set up
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Bradford completed 27-of-38 throws and bounced back from a third quarter
interception to lead the Rams (1-0) to scores on three of their last four
series to cap a comeback victory.
"For a young team to endure some of the things we did today, I'm so proud of
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Larry Fitzgerald enjoyed the presence of a capable quarterback, as the All-Pro
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receptions, totaling 80 yards.
Palmer, making his debut with the Cardinals (0-1), completed 26-of-40 throws
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"Obviously, late in the ballgame we've got to make plays on third down, then
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The Rams were trailing by double digits after three quarters, but Bradford had
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in the end zone. The Rams were then within 24-21 after Bradford picked up the
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In recent months most of the focus has centred on Israel, and the secret war its intelligence agents are said to be waging against Iran's nuclear programme. In the past two years several of Iran's leading nuclear scientists have been assassinated, and its main missile research centre destroyed by a mysterious explosion.
Given the threat Iran's nuclear programme poses to Israel's survival, it could be argued that it is a legitimate target, in the same way that the SOE made sure the Nazis didn't acquire the atom bomb during the Second World War.
What has received less attention, though, is the clandestine war Iran is waging against Israel, for no better reason than it is totally opposed to the very existence of the Jewish state.
Prior to this week's attacks against Israeli targets, Iranian agents have tried – without success – to target Israeli diplomats in Azerbaijan and Turkey. And the Thai authorities uncovered evidence that Iran was planning a terrorist attack in Bangkok when they found four tons of home-made explosive at the start of the year.
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Application/Grant Number: 1R43-CE001813-01
Principal Investigator: Sara Seifert, PhD
Minnesota Health Solutions, Inc.
1987 Princeton Road
St. Paul, MN 55145
DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): Motor vehicle crashes are the leading cause of death among children in the United States. Child safety seats provide protection and have been observed to reduce death and injury rates by more than 70%. Studies have observed that only 10% to 20% of children are correctly harnessed into correctly installed seats. One of the most common errors involves the installation of the child safety seat in the vehicle. The new Lower Anchors and Tethers for Children (LATCH) system is designed to make installation of child safety seats easier by providing two lower anchors onto which a child seat is attached. A flexible LATCH seat anchor strap must be aggressively tensioned (greater than 30 lbs. typically) to achieve proper installation. The most common error associated with LATCH installations has been observed to be a loose lower anchor strap, which was observed in 30% of installations. Loose seat anchor straps increase the relative movement between the child safety seat and the vehicle in a crash thereby reducing the effectiveness of the seat at controlling the child's deceleration and increasing the impact of the child, in particular of the head, with the vehicle interior, seat, or harness. This project will develop an inexpensive device to ensure that child safety seat anchor straps are properly tensioned.
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I have just been prescribed Montelukast, will this help with inflammation, Rheumatoid arthritis?
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No Montelukast won't help with inflammation due to rheumatoid arthritis.
Montelukast is a leukotriene inhibitor. Leukotrienes are chemicals your body releases when you breathe in an allergen (such as pollen). These chemicals cause swelling in your lungs and tightening of the muscles around your airways, which can result in asthma symptoms.
It binds to cysteinyl leukotriene (CysLT 1 ) receptor in the upper and lower airways to prevent leukotriene-mediated effects associated with asthma and allergic rhinitis. So it very specifically works in the lungs.
Montelukast is used to prevent asthma attacks in adults and children as young as 12 months old. It is also used to relieve runny nose and sneezing caused by allergies in adults and children as young as 6 months old.
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The shelf life on dry weather is set to expire after dark, as a band of rain and gusty storms arrives around or shortly after midnight in western Indiana. This wave of storms will move across central Indiana between 1-4am, with perhaps another wave arriving toward sunrise Monday.
Though we're not anticipating widespread severe weather, a localized severe gust (>= 58mph) is a possibility. Balmy air remains in place overnight and you'll wake up to temperatures in the 60s.
However, the passage of a cold front late morning/early afternoon opens the gates to unseasonably cold air. Expect temperatures in the upper 30s/lower 40s by 5pm and rain will mix with and change to snow Monday night into pre-dawn Tuesday morning.
Accumulation is not expected, but this will certainly be a jolt to the system after this weekend. Lows Tuesday morning will be in the 20s and highs will struggle to return to the 40s. A widespread frost/freeze appears likely Wednesday morning as clouds clear and the wind diminishes.
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- Genre: Action General
- Release Date: Oct 29, 2012
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This is what I found to be the easiest way to get money in SHS, you will need the grenade launcher, which everyone starts with of course, but you will need to have at least upgraded it twice. These only work in top down view. So no ass staring for you sadly.
- To get money to upgrade the grenade launcher play the "Survive" level, when you spawn, equip the Launcher and walk up as far as possible, you will encounter a red enemy along the way, kill it. You will then see a door, to the right of the doorway you will see a red enemy spawn, walk up and wedge yourself to the right of the door, but still touching it, the enemy will spawn continuosly beneath you. Keep shooting it and the blast radius of the Launcher should kill any enemies that come to you. When the first hurler appears use your shock wave to kill it and keep doing what your doing. When one comes and you don't have a shock wave primed, run and play normally.
- After you have upgraded the Launcher at least twice it kills green enemies in one hit. This allows for the "Hive" glitch. Yet again go up, and kill the red enemy that meets you, then stand next to a rock, pretty much where the monster spawns, directly above the hive. Once you have done this, if in the correct position your rockets should kill the monster and still carry on and hit the Hive. Once it is on low health you have two choices, finish it off and get an extra 2,000 credits (or whatever) or you can wait until it is on very little health and run right. After running right you will see a alcove in the wall with a boulder in it, the upper right hand corner of the map. As far as you can go. Camp here and repeat the previous tactics on "Survive" except try to endure, if you get scared or think its time run out and quickly kill the hive, preferably have a shock wave stored for this.
Using the first technique I get about 2,000 credits every 2 minutes (not including bloody loading screens)
Using the second technique I have gotten 6,000 before. If you have a better technique, I would love to hear it
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The entire effort for a ballot measure on the proposed downtown Sacramento arena has been messy, with the public left in the dark too often.
People who want a vote on the arena subsidy accuse city officials of hiding the ball on how much taxpayers would actually fork over. But they're not doing themselves any favors by playing games with their petitions.
They should be straight with voters and release all the various petitions they submitted last month. James Cathcart, a leader of Sacramento Taxpayers Opposed to Pork, told The Sacramento Bee's editorial board Wednesday that he doesn't know if that will happen.
The onus is on STOP because the City Clerk's Office says the petitions are not public records and it does not plan to release them. It won't even confirm how many different versions there are.
There appear to be at least five; the pro-arena group calling itself The4000 says there are nine or more.
STOP says any wording variations are extremely minor and should not invalidate any petitions. The4000 says some petitions have "fatal" flaws that violate state election law and should be disqualified.
The clerk's office will decide. Meanwhile, the Sacramento County elections office, which has until Jan. 23 to complete the count, is keeping the signatures from each version separate in case some are later ruled invalid.
The pro-arena group is also calling on STOP to disclose who funded each petition, including which were bankrolled by billionaire Chris Hansen. The NBA rejected his bid to buy the Kings and move the team to Seattle, but he secretly financed STOP's petition drive with $100,000. He and two political operatives were fined $50,000 last September for violating state campaign finance disclosure laws.
All this is more than arcane word games or more political gamesmanship. It could very well determine whether voters get a say on the arena – and whether the project stays on schedule.
That's because it could be nip-and-tuck to get to the 22,000 valid signatures required to put on the June ballot a measure that would require voter approval for any use of the city's general fund for a professional sports facility. If that measure passes, there would be a second ballot measure in November on the actual city subsidy of at least $258 million toward the $448 million arena.
STOP and a second anti-subsidy group, Voters for a Fair Arena Deal, submitted 35,248 signatures. As of Wednesday afternoon, of the 8,518 signatures checked, 5,767 had been found valid.
If that rate holds, there would be nearly 23,900 valid signatures, more than enough to qualify.
But it gets more complicated.
The county elections office also counted signatures of voters who want their names removed from petitions. As the count proceeds, the 9,773 names on that list are being cross-checked to confirm they actually signed the petitions. Of the 2,751 signatures ruled invalid as of Wednesday, 329 were withdrawals. If most of the withdrawal requests are verified, that could drive down the count below the necessary 22,000.
Whatever the outcome, it is sure to be contentious. For all sides to accept the result, the process needs to be open and above board. That includes making the petitions public.
Editor's note: This editorial was changed on Jan. 9 to correct that requests by voters to withdraw their names from petitions are being cross-checked as the overall count proceeds.


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In the leafy suburb of Selborne, Meander Inn is close to the East London Museum, restaurants, and shops. It's a convenient place to stay on either side of a Wild Coast hike, but it's also great for business travelers, thanks to its business services. Of the older rooms in the main house, one is not en suite, but it does have its own bathroom across the hall. All rooms are predominantly white, with a different color accent in the soft furnishings. The newer rooms have wood accents and stylish bathrooms with black-granite finishes. All rooms have showers but no tubs. Dinner is available by request.
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