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Here's an honest question:
If a woman is in a situation where she
1) works full time
2) is the primary caretaker for the kids
3) does all the domestic duties around the house, too
Then honestly, why SHOULD she be married rather than choose single motherhood?
Seriously, forget the religious fundie/biblical arguments and use logic for a minute.
If she can financially support herself, and the man isn't doing the cleaning or helping with the caretaking, and she's pretty much assuming all responsibilities anyway, why not just choose to be a single mother?
A lot of women don't enjoy sex anywhere near as much as men, so that annoying obligation is out of the way.
So many marriages are dysfunctional, that friends and family are a better source of emotional intimacy than a spouse. Especially after reading this thread, it seems like most men have serious issues that aren't worth the trouble of a woman dealing with.
Most women outlive men, and marriage is no guarantee the guy won't leave her for a younger woman in a few years anyway-- so she's likely to end up alone whether or not she marries.
Honestly, short of finding that very rare situation where a spouse is genuinely a wonderful person to spend life with, there is really no advantage to being married-- and many added stresses and disadvantages.
So why not choose to do it alone?
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Anyone has the ability to do it alone, it isn't mandatory to marry and have children.
My mom did her best raising me, but there was a big hole that will always be there because I never had a connection with my biological father.
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That seems to be the situation for most children, whether they started out with married parents or not.
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True, I was six months old when she left him. He eventually settled down and he was a father to his non-biological children, not us.
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We tend to forget that 'There's nothing new, except that there's nothing new.' Most especially we tend to forget that human beings have been processing new experiences in terms of old ones for millennia. Permit me to give you an example...
Many commentators, analysts, executives, and software developers so far this year - as I write we are past midsummer's day, so the period I am thinking of is now just over half a year long - have been processing the arrival of what has been dubbed "Web 2.0" with sage prudence born of having seen Web 2.0's bubble-like characteristics once before, with Web 1.0...and having gotten burned. That the VC community is showing no such prudence, to these people, is evidence enough of recidivism. Old ways die hard, especially old ways that at one point enriched an entire galaxy of talented individuals, go-for-it angels, risk-savvy institutions, and even massive hedge funds beyond their wildest dreams.
Clearly, then, it has to be Deja Vu All Over Again? And indeed, this time round, the bubble looked like it was swelling up so fast that people immediately have begun standing in line to burst it pre-emptively and save it from ending in tears a second time. Already by January 16, for example, the highly articulate and thoughtful Web designer-cum-thought leader Jeffrey Zeldman had already written and article bemoaning the motivation behind the coiners of "Web 2.0" as disingenuous at best and downright scurrilous at worst. His solution? Boycott the term entirely and leapfrog straight over the O'Reilly lobby's neologism...into "Web 3.0."
But here's the thing. What I shall term the "Web 2.0 Terminology Debate" is - just as Zeldman suggests - a huge diversion. (Whether it is a delberate misdirection I doubt; so I would beg to differ with him on that particular point.) But it is not a diversion from the metriciousness of the new Web: on the contrary, it is a diversion from its awesome and disruptive power, and from its quite bewildering, almost terminal velocity.
Forgive the emphasis. I dont mean to insult your intelligence, and mean nothing by it save a desire to let there be not one susurrus of a soubt as to what I am saying here. I am contending nothing less than that today, if you open your mind to it anyway, is the beginning of the rest of your life. Not just your Web life, but your life per se. For what Tim O'Reilly and the conference die-hards that cluster around him are in danger of blinding everyone to is that the primary characteristic of Web 2.0 is not that it is undergirded by RSS or OPML or AJAX but that it is a precursor of "Life 2.0" - and that is a much. much bigger deal.
You may wish to apply a discount factor to what you read in this blog, knowing that Internet technologies are where i have parked my head, my heart, and my entire livelihood and therefore I may be counted upon to favor a techno-oriented view of life. Or you may wish to apply a discount factor because, never mind i-Technology commentators like Jeremy Geelan and never mind i-Technologists like Dave Winer, Tim Bray, Adam Bosworth et al, all would-be discoverers are prone to over-praise what is new. (It is said that the first men to visit America believed that they had accidentally found Paradise, a second Garden of Eden. In the narrative of his third voyage, for example, Christopher Columbus wrote: 'For I believe that the earthly Paradise lies here,' and fifty years later the French essayist Michel de Montaigne was even more effusive: "In my opinion what we actually see in these nations "surpasses all the pictures which the poets have drawn of the Golden Age...")
But discount or no discount, you will not prevent my writing and speaking...and above all doing...on the premiss that 2006 has indeed seen the arrival of a new "Golden World," the world of Flickr and Basecamp, of Pandora and script.aculo.us - and that is before you even start to look at the "still, small voice" of socially innovative start-ups that are mushrooming all over the Web and won't hit the radar screens of most of us till 2007...unless of course Google gets there first and releases them tomorrow, which no one should ever rule out! ;-)
Those involved in such vanguard activities are, by definition, futurists. They are activists whose mind, body, and soul sometimes is committed to what I call "Futures Doing." It is a concept I first pioneered 16 years ago, since it occured to me that one sure way to bring about a better 21st century was to use the final decade of the 20th century to help make sure that it was better by doing something towards it, right then and there. ("Lead-in time" being a powerful concept that any journalist knows in his bone marrow is essential.)
If "Futures Doing" seems too abstruse too you, too Geelanesque, then think instead of a social activist like Ghandi, whose quiet philosophy undergirded social change on a massive scale, and who taught people to be the change they seek, a principle that to this day flourishes in grassroots online/offline communities such as the one presently under the stewardship of Sir John Whitmore, Christopher Cooke, Nick-Hart Williams, and others.
"You must be the change you wish to see in the world," Ghandi wrote. But, just in case that doesn't resonate with you sufficiently, or sounds too existential, let me put it another way: the best way to bring about a better future is to help invent it. He who rejects change, they say, is the architect of decay - since the only human institution that rejects progress is the cemetery. Seek instead to be the architect of change, and when better than now to architect a better world, intermediated by a better Web?
That, in my view, is the power of this "AJAX Moment," this "Web 2.0" window of opportunity. For you, for me, for him over there, for us all. A billion people online may be five billion too few, or it may be a billion too many, but it is what we have to work with at present. Those who prefer Futures Doing to Futures Talking (or even Futures Writing) need to look no further than to their nearest Web browser, since as the Web itself becomes an application platform, the hundreds, thousands, and possibly millions of point of light that are individually shining somewhere "out there" will gradually find their place-to-stand.
This won't necessarily happen slowly, but most likely it will happen gradually as we are talking here of a more Universal Web that embraces far more tiers of human activity than it does as yet, and adoption rates of transformational technologies are always considerably slower than those that offer incremental improvements.
So, architects everywhere (and we are all architects of the future now), let's be having you. None of us is as smart as all of us, and co-creativity/co-intelligence/co-discovery is the name of the new game. Come on in, the Web 2.0 water's fine.
|JasonMez 07/07/06 08:42:11 AM EDT
I'm working on a Firefox extension to block "Web 2.0" sites and news. I just can't seem to get the right Regex to filter out ridiculously stupid names, but I'm getting there.
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Love it, hate it, good story, bad story... the media are going to keep reporting on ME/CFS no matter what. But isn't it time that we saw that coverage as an opportunity?
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No inflammation, but low ATP, confused.
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GAINESVILLE, Fla. — River beds in urban areas worldwide store pharmaceuticals, and University of Florida scientists warn they can pose a potential environmental danger to aquatic organisms.
UF/IFAS Post-Doctoral Researcher Yun-Ya Yang conducted a study along rural and urban areas of the Alafia River, which runs through parts of Hillsborough County and empties into the Gulf of Mexico. In her study, Yang collected sediment samples at several sites along the river and found 17 pharmaceuticals.
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These types of chemicals are not confined to the Alafia River or urban-area rivers in Florida, said Gurpal Toor, an associate professor in soil and water science, who supervised Yang's study. The scientists say their findings are representative of urban rivers worldwide, partly because wastewater treatments plants, septic systems and industrial wastewater empty into water bodies. Landfill chemicals also leach into water bodies. All these sources contribute these contaminants in the environment.


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Fairview is a Texas Home-Rule town. It is largely a residential community in the central part of Collin County, Texas (just North of Dallas). The fire district includes both incorporated and unincorporated areas within a 13 square mile area. The Town has received an Insurance Services Organization (ISO) rating of 2, which becomes effective April 2013.
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About the Department
Fairview operates a combination department, meaning we have full-time paid firefighters, part-time firefighters, and professional volunteers.
Collin County Sheriff's communications center. This center receives all 911 calls and is responsible for the dispatching of emergency personnel. FOR EMERGENCY CALLS, DIAL 911.
Chief Dick Price leads the department as a volunteer. Chief Price is a Fairview resident and former town council member, and has many years of experience in emergency management and response. He shares leadership of the department with Assistant Fire Chief and Fire Marshal Jeff Bell. Chief Bell is a former full-time firefighter with the City of Plano, and has a bachelor's degree in fire science from Oklahoma State University.
Fairview operates two fire stations. Station #1 is located at 500 S. Highway 5 in the former town hall building.
Station 1 Fairview operates two fire stations. Station #1 is located at 500 S. Highway 5 in the former town hall building. Station 2 Station 2 is located at 1200 Stacy Road. This building was completed in Janurary 2010 and provides our citizens on the eastern side improved response time. Station 2 is also home base to EMS Emergency Services.
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Fairview operates two fire stations. Station #1 is located at 500 S. Highway 5 in the former town hall building.
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Station 2 is located at 1200 Stacy Road. This building was completed in Janurary 2010 and provides our citizens on the eastern side improved response time. Station 2 is also home base to EMS Emergency Services.
Brush 2: Brush 2 is a 2012 F-550 4X4. It has a 400 gallon water tank and 20 gallons of Class A foam. It has a Hale 200 gpm diesel fire pump @100 psi. This truck was purchased through the Texas Forestry Service via a grant matching program. This truck will be utilized to assist the state for special deployments to assist in the control of wildland fires.
Engine 2: Engine 2 is an E-One Typhoon with a Compressed Air Foam System (CAFS) with a 1,000 gallon water tank. Engine 2 has advanced life support capabilities. A fire apparatus, fire engine, fire truck, or fire appliance is a vehicle designed to assist in fighting fires by transporting firefighters to the scene and providing them with access to the fire, along with water or other equipment.
Squad 2: Squad 2 is a 2007 Ford F-250 with four wheel drive. This vehicle is primarly used for fire inspections, fire investigations,command, and other code enforcement activities. Squad 2 has a computer allowing real-time access to data via the Internet while on scene. The Fairview Fire Department is proud to own this truck as another means to protect the citizens of Fairview
Rescue 2: Rescue 2 is a medium rescue truck developed with a fully compartmentalized body. The truck carries heavy extrication equipment including the Jaws of Life and other specialty equipment for most any type of emergency. It also carries an air cascade system that is used to refill breathing apparatus bottles on scene. Rescue 2 is located at Station 1 for quicker response times to critical traffic locations around HWY 5 and Stacy Road.
Engine 1: Engine 1 is an E-One Typhoon with a full Compressed Air Foam System (CAFS) with a 500 gallon water tank, 2,000 GPM pump and 30 gallons of fire suppression foam. The Engine will have a specialized compartment for EMS equipment and will seat 5 firefighters. Engine 1 operates as an Advanced Life Support apparatus with a cardiac monitor.
Truck 2: Truck 2 is a combination pumper and aerial. The apparatus is called a "quint" because of its five capabilities: 75 foot aerial ladder, ground ladders, 1500 gallon per minute water pump, 500 gallon water tank, and hoses. The aerial ladder has a master stream capable of flowing 1000 gallons per minute from both positive and negative elevations. The truck carries heavy rescue and advanced life support medical equipment.
Squad 1: This is a 2013 Chevy Tahoe 4 wheel drive special service vehicle. Its primary function will be used as an additional command vehicle. It will also serve the department by acquiring equipment and other support items to improve day to day operations. This vehicle has an AED and BLS capabilities.
The Town of Fairview operates its own EMS medical transport service for the citizens and customers of Fairview. EMS services were previously contracted with a 3rd party ambulance service. The fire department now is able to continue care for the patient from the initial patient contact until the patient arrives at the appropriate hospital destination. The ambulance is staffed with 2 people that are cross-trained as firefighters and also as either EMT or Paramedic. The primary ambulance is still located at fire station 2 with a back-up ambulance at fire station 1 should the primary be out for service. We welcome anyone that would like to drop by the fire stations and see our new equipment or just to visit with the firefighters.
In addition to the ambulance, an advanced life support fire engine/ truck is staffed twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week out of both Station 1 and Station 2. The engine/ truck has the same EMS capabilities as the ambulance but without the ability to transport.
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A remarkable memoir from the best-selling author of Friday Night Lights and Three Nights in August.
Buzz Bissinger's twins were born three minutes—and a world—apart. Gerry, the older one, is a graduate student at Penn, preparing to become a teacher. His brother Zach has spent his life attending special schools. He'll never drive a car, or kiss a girl, or live by himself. He is a savant, challenged by serious intellectual deficits but also blessed with rare talents: an astonishing memory, a dazzling knack for navigation, and a reflexive honesty that can make him both socially awkward and surprisingly wise.
Buzz realized that while he had always been an attentive father, he didn't really understand what it was like to be Zach. So one summer night Buzz and Zach hit the road to revisit all the places they have lived together during Zach's twenty-four years. Zach revels in his memories, and Buzz hopes this journey into their shared past will bring them closer and reveal to him the mysterious workings of his son's mind and heart. The trip also becomes Buzz's personal journey, yielding revelations about his own parents, the price of ambition, and its effect on his twins.
As father and son journey from Philadelphia to Los Angeles, they see the best and worst of America and each other. Ultimately, Buzz gains a new and uplifting wisdom, realizing that Zach's worldview has a sturdy logic of its own: a logic that deserves the greatest respect. And with the help of Zach's twin, Gerry, Buzz learns an even more vital lesson about Zach: character transcends intellect. We come to see Zach as he truly is: patient, fearless, perceptive, kind—a man of excellent character.
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"An honest account of one "special" fatherhood"
At the center of this nonfiction book is a cross-country trip where writer Buzz Bissinger (Friday Night Lights) drives from coast to coast with his handicapped adult son, Zach. Zach has a photographic memory and an obsession with maps. The author is brutally candid about his experience as the father of twins, one being mentally handicapped. Bissinger is not afraid to show his less-than-perfect side as he tries to deal with this unexpected fatherhood experience and a challenging trip. His honesty is what gives the memoir its power. Bissinger expertly weaves in stories from throughout their lives, and the book flows well. This book is funny and sad, and always real. Bissinger did a great job narrating. I enjoyed it a lot.
"Moving, courageous story about father and son"
I think the story is powerful in print, as well as audio. It is a father's journey to connect with and become close to his adult son with special needs. I heard the author interviewed by Emily Rooney, so I decided to get the audio book.
I have two: the author Buzz who narrates this true story and his son who shows wisdom despite his mental age of 9/10 years old.
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A father's journey to connect with his son.
Wonderful, inspirational book. Thanks Buzz for so courageously sharing your family's story. I am going to recommend that our special education collaborative invite him to come speak to parents and special educators.
I'm a 75 year old fart who loves listening to a fine author, delivered by a really good narrator. I like bananas, too.
"This is the truest tale i have ever read."
I didn't read the print version, but it couldn't be any better. These people, Buzz and Zack, lived in the telling of their story. And I was right there with them. Buzz is not the most likable guy in the world, nor the best father. I know this because he told us the true story. I read this book after hearing a PBS interview of Buzz, in which he mentioned that he was disappointed that "Father's Day" had bombed. He was wrong. This is a beautiful, tough, true story of a father and son....bumps and all.
Listening to the many, humiliating episodes of Buzz falling apart and blowing up...blaming Zack for all that was wrong. I wanted to slap him back to sense...and i wanted to cry for them both.
I don't see how any father could help but love Zack. Maybe I'm wrong about my limitation to fathers, but that's all I can speak to.
No...I had to stop for hours to think about what i was reading; about what was really happening.. Therefor the book took me two days.
I read "Friday Night Lights" decades ago. I think it was a wonderful, epic, true story. I want more of Bissinger. I'm selfish that way. I'd like to read more about his life...leather and all.
I quite enjoyed this memoir of the author and his developmentally delayed son. Very interesting and touching. An honest look at what it is like to parent a child with special needs.
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New Delhi: A few days before his retirement, former Army chief Gen VK Singh punished an officer in connection with a failed intelligence operation in Assam, after the Colonel was accused of planting stories about tapping of Defence Ministry phones by the Army.
"I direct that my censure in form of `Severe Displeasure` be conveyed to Colonel G Srikumar of 3 Corps Intelligence and Surveillance Unit (CISU) presently posted at the Headquarters 4 Rapid Division," Gen Singh wrote in the order issued to the officer.
In the same case, the former Army chief had issued a showcause notice to 3 Corps Commander Lt Gen Dalbir Singh Suhag and Brigadier Abhey Krishna of the same formation for "lapses" on their part and "abdicating responsibility".
In the showcause notice issued to Lt Gen Suhag, Gen Singh had said that "it was also learnt that Commanding Officer, 3 CISU during his absence from unit on leave was masquerading in Delhi and interacting with the media giving anti-organisation stories".
The Army had alleged that Srikumar was one of the three officers facing action for planting stories against the army while he was on leave from December 18 to January 8.
The Army had recently accused retired Lt Gen Tejinder Singh along with a few serving officers of planting stories in the media about tapping of phones of various senior Defence Ministry officials by its personnel during the age controversy involving Gen Singh.
The snooping issue had come to light on February 16 when an Army Intelligence team, tasked with carrying out debugging of Ministry phones, suspected tapping of phones, but this was denied by the army.
It said there was discrepancy in the telephone lines, which caused an alarm, but no such thing was found during the subsequent checks.
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Demi Lovato brought some sunshine to the blue carpet in the form of an asymmetric hem yellow BCBG Max Azria dress. Lace insets add a dose of femininity, which she balances out with killer mustard-hued Louboutin pumps. She wore her long locks half back and in loose waves, and accentuated dewy skin with a nude lip. What do you think of Demi's look?Vote on all of our Teen Choice Awards polls here!
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I think she was walking so it looks awkward, but her face looks gorgeous.
I actually love it. Look at it from the front...
@ Fushaa I agree the shoes are nice
I would say leave it. The pose and dress seem awkward but I love the shoes though


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"Goliath" Mortar and Pestle Set
5 stars
This is the only way we make pesto.- Brooke in Shaker Heights, OH
Oversized Mortar & Pestle
5 stars
This mortar and pestle is real marble. Very nice quality. I'm pleased with the purchase.- Gretchen in BALTIMORE, MD
SaladShooter Electric Slicer/Shredder
5 stars
Love this product makes things much easier in the kitchen- BobDee95 in Hesperia, CA
Professional SaladShooter Electric Slicer / Shredder
4 stars
Lots of uses for this!- Sherrie in VA
Stoneware Mortar & Pestle Set
5 stars
it goes with our décor and it's the perfect size for our small kitchen.- Stephanie in Birmingham, AL
Granite Mortar and Pestle
4 stars
Good quality- Carolyn in Portland, OR
Marble Mortar & Pestle in White
5 stars
Great quality Pros: nice finish, sturdy, No issues- Radhika in crozet, VA
Food Mill
5 stars
Totally awesome I bought it for my daughter I have one love love love it!- Laura in Rose City, MI
Cillo Prosecco Mortar and Pestle Grinder
5 stars
This mortar and pestle are of solid marble smoothed nicely with just the right roughness where the grinding is done. Very pretty. Pros: Finish is very nice. Cons: None.- Lynn in Macedon, NY
Nut Chopper
5 stars
Works great, just what I needed to chop nuts for my goodies.- Dr. in Tulsa,
Corn and Grain Grinder
5 stars
Works great! Reminds me of my grandmother. Easy to assemble and maneuver. Love!- Marie in Clarksburg, MD
Food Mill
5 stars
Its is a essential part of my kitchen It well made easy to clean and works well Pros: Good Value- Jean in Stockbridge, GA
Milton Brook 5.25" Mortar and Pestle
5 stars
Good size for grinding spices and a nice matte surface to do the job. Beautifully made and decorative when not in use.- Susan C in Bel Air, MD
Mini-Mate Plus Chopper & Grinder
5 stars
Love love love my Mini-Mate Chopper. Because of its small compact size it is perfect for grinding Garlic and Ginger together to add that savory Asian finish to my healthy veggie stir-fry dishes. I- Karin in Williamsville, NY
Mortar and Pestle
5 stars
I love this! I haven't used it much, but it's the perfect size and clean up is a breeze. Pros: great value, looks great as well! Cons: none- Michelle in Henderson, NV
Marble Mortar & Pestle in Black
5 stars
I used this to grind tea leaves, cardamom and cloves, etc. I love it. It's the perfect size - not too big like most other ones I've seen.- shary in CA
3-Piece Chinois Strainer Set
4 stars
I just received the 3 pc strainer set. I have not used it yet, but my Aunt had one she used for making persimmon pulp and it worked wonderfully. I think I am really going to like it a lot!- Kathy in Thomasville, NC
Champagne Marble 4" Mortar and Pestle
5 stars
Looks good Pros: Solid Cons: Not glazed inside, bottom.- Cindy in Smithfield, RI
Porcelain Mortar and Pestle Set
5 stars
I'm not by any means a gourmet cook but this Porcelain Mortar and Pestle Set is for every cook that uses herbs and spices! The finer the grind/crush, the more flavor! Have used this almost daily since- Syb in Tampa Bay, FL
Culinary Tools Marble Mortar and Pestle
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I have been looking for this item for quite a while. It is marble and very handy in grounding spices.- lionel in apopka, FL


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Reading Roundup: The Best Fall Books
It's all grist for the picture-book mill: great Renaissance jewels; handsome vintage and modern watches; designers Mark Badgley and James Mischka, or Breton women wearing traditional lace caps.
— October 5, 2015
Book Excerpt: "The Watch Book"
The authors of "The Watch Book" describe the origins of the wristwatch, when a jeweler to the court of Napoleon created a special bangle.
— October 4, 2015
Book Excerpt: "Rescuing Eden: Preserving America's Historic Gardens"
America has had many great gardens over the centuries, but it has lost many, too. "Rescuing Eden" is about the important gardens that were saved.
— October 3, 2015
Book Excerpt: "The Stylish Life: Skiing"
Skiing is an elegant sport, particularly in the earlier periods of its popularity, as the vintage photos in "The Stylish Life: Skiing," show.
Book Excerpt: "Lives of the Great Photographers"
In her new book "Lives of the Great Photographers" examines the lives and works of thirty-eight remarkable photographers.
Paris Fashion Week Preview: The Scene
Paris is a movable feast with a plethora of new haunts, among them restaurants, museums, exhibitions and boutiques to check out during fashion week.
— September 30, 2015
PHD Terrace Opens at the Dream Hotel Midtown
The new lounge is offering drinks and elevated food against views of the Midtown skyline.
— September 29, 2015
'Empire' Costume Designer Paolo Nieddu on the Premiere and Cookie's Gorilla Suit
Gucci, Moschino, Tomas Maier and Ann Demeulemeester were just a few of the brands that made an appearance.
— September 24, 2015
Gaetano Savini's Daughter Pens Intro to 'Gaetano Savini, the Man Who Was Brioni'
Designer Gaetano Savini was a major force in the Peacock Revolution and head-to-toe dressing in men's wear.
— September 23, 2015


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Watch This Knucklehead Try to Drive Away While His Car Is Getting Towed
Ever wanted to see a man look desperate, ridiculous and crazy all at once?
A Smashing Collection of Baseball Fans Running Onto the Field and Getting Tackled by Security
A compilation of "idiots on the field" who make baseball games all the more enjoyable with their security-eluding antics.
Step Up Your Grilling Game — Use Lava to Cook Your Steaks (Yes, LAVA)
You still use an actual grill to grill your meats? That's cute.
Tom Brady Probably Knew About Deflated Balls, According to Official NFL Report
Remember "Deflategate"? The NFL released the so-called Wells Report earlier today (full doc here), the result of a months-long, extensive investigation into whether the footballs used in the Patriots-Colts AFC Championship Game back in January were illegally tampered with. So were they? According to the report, probably.
1970s Classic Cars Up for Auction That Cost Too Much but We Still Really Want
If you've got a sizable chunk of money lying around, maybe you could buy us one of these? If not, you can always just look at the pretty pictures.
Guy Flies in Balloon-Powered Lawn Chair, Uses Shotgun & Parachute to Get Back Down [VIDEO]
It took a while to cram all that info into a two-line title, but we did it. Even more impressive is actually watching BASE jumper Eric Roner actually pull off all those moves.
Shaquille O'Neal Attempts the Face the Cookie Challenge on Live TV [VIDEO]
Watch Shaq try to eat a cookie resting on his forehead. Fun!
School Shooting Near Seattle; 2 Dead, Including Gunman, 4 Critically Hurt [UPDATED]
A gunman opened fire at a Seattle-area high school Friday morning, injuring multiple students before killing himself.
First U.S. Ebola Patient Dies in Dallas Hospital
The Liberian man who was diagnosed last month with Ebola, the first such case in the United States, died Wednesday morning at Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital in Dallas.
Today's Apple Event: New iPhones, Smart Watch, Mobile Payments & More
Tuesday morning, Apple CEO Tim Cook unveiled several new upcoming products, including the latest iPhone, a brand-new smart watch, a way to make payments using your phone, the latest update to the company's operating system and more.
Uruguay Star Luis Suarez Bit Another Player During a World Cup Match [VIDEO]
Luis Suarez is one of the very best soccer players in the world. He also likes to bite his opponents. During games.
Meet Rufus, the Badass Hawk That Keeps Wimbledon Free of Annoying Pigeons
In the previous millennium, pigeons were a major nuisance at tennis's most prestigious event, Wimbledon. That all changed when Rufus the hawk arrived.


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Our firm switched from a large national brokerage to Lemme Insurance Group, Inc., early this year. As a law firm, we found that Lemme's expertise in professional services and support for our individual broker, who was newly appointed by them, was exceptional. Early deadlines, adherence to commitments, and timeliness have been impressive. Their assistance has gone beyond the scope of the insurance they placed for us, and Lemme continues helping us to assess and meet business needs.
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David Koenen joined Lemme as Vice President in 2004, and was promoted to Executive Vice President effective January, 2007. David brings 15 years experience in Big 4 professional services and the financial industry to Lemme. Beginning with Andersen Consulting (now Accenture) and later at PricewaterhouseCoopers, David teamed with audit clients, designing and implementing solutions to strengthen internal controls in areas where the audit uncovered deficiencies. At PricewaterhouseCoopers, David rose to Senior Manager and was the firm's strategic risk management practice expert for the Chicago market. He consulted with securities firms and financial services clients nationally as an expert on risk management and internal controls.


text: When Google and Adobe first announced that Photoshop would be coming to a Chromebook near you, everyone jumped for joy. OK, most people with Chromebooks looking for the image editing app to come to ChromeOS did. Well, today Adobe is adding more to another of Google's OS's —Android —in the form of a file management program called Creative Cloud (preview). Read more


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SasWhat: Tales of the Swamp Monsters
Posted by: Craig Woolheater on August 27th, 2015
In this episode Mark and Seth talk about Bigfoots that lurk in the marshy regions of North America. But first they read a couple letters from YOU, the listener. After answering some listener questions they dive into tales of the Honey Island Creature, and more. Mostly, this is Seth trying to remember a story that he heard about once… Enjoy!


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