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Do Tell: How Do You Prioritize Your Relationships?
It seems like everyone could benefit from a few more hours to every day. And when you're juggling work, family, friends and a relationship, it can be challenging to make time for everyone. But, if you're like me and enjoy a few moments to yourself, even if it's just to catch your breath, how do you prioritize your relationships so no one feels left out?
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Do Tell: Favorite Day of the Week to Have Sex?
Sex in a relationship is extremely important, and it's sad that with today's economy, many couples are too stressed to have sex, or too busy to make time for it. Some couples are getting creative, however, and in a recent poll from Consumer Reports, 45 percent of couples are actually scheduling sex dates! Couples realized that if it was in their datebook, it was easier to prioritize love making instead of saying "not tonight, dear."
Group Therapy: My Boyfriend Wants to Spend the Weekend With His Female Friend
My boyfriend and I have been in an on and off relationship for about three years. This past year he moved to the west coast and I live east. We tried to make it work long distance but it was too hard so I moved out there to be with him.
Front Page: Hurricane Gustav Makes Landfall, Japan's PM Resigns, Italy Agrees to Reparations
- Hurricane Gustav Makes Landfall: The storm, varying in reports between a Category 2 and Category 3, made landfall in the area of Port Fourchon, Louisiana around 9 a.m. ET. Grand Isle, directly in the storm's path is covered in water.
Who Do You Consider a Media Hero? Collect and Trade Them!
If your Garbage Pail Kids cards are long forgotten (or Pokemon perhaps?) it might be time for a new set to collect and trade. Who might be better than a pack of media luminaries who've changed the tenor of discourse? The folks at Reclaim the Media know that it takes more than a .400 batting average to make a difference and wind up on a card — that's why they've created their own Media Heroes trading cards.
Obama Flips Toward Center, While McCain Flops to Base
If you care about flip-flops, BBC has taken its turn to put together a compilation of Obama and McCain policy U-turns. The examples indicate that McCain has, atypically, traded more moderate positions for right-wing stances favorable with his base. More traditionally, Obama has shifted center after locking in the nomination, so he can appeal to undecided moderate voters.
All Other Pedestrians? Eh . . .
Warthogs are prioritized first, natch.
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Net Neutrality — Who Owns the Web? Do We Need Two?
Some slangers sling around the words "Internets" or "Interwebs" to be cheeky — who knew how close to true it might be!
A new book by Jonathan Zittrain called The Future of the Internet – And How to Stop It posits the notion of separate but equal webs. Two of them!
Sanctuary Cities: Hillary Won't Crack Down — Should We?
Hillary Clinton dropped in on Bill O'Reilly yesterday and talk turned to immigration and sanctuary cities. O'Reilly asked her if she would crack down on sanctuary cities — she said "no," arguing that illegal aliens should not be discouraged from reporting crimes. Though she's not in favor of "forcing them into the shadows," Clinton had this to say "I'm 100 percent in favor of tightening our borders, of enforcing the laws against employers, of going after the kind of abuses that we see in the job market."
Oink Oink! Congress Spends $17.2 Billion on Pet Projects
The secret is out of the corral. We now know which worthy causes are receiving pork barrel spending — that is money appropriated for special congressional pet projects. The Pig Book, put out by Citizens Against Government Waste, specifically identifies the 11, 610 projects that received $17.2 billion of taxpayer money this year.
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