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Do Tell: Do You Like To Be Alone When You're Sick?
If you haven't noticed, it's flu season. I feel like everywhere I turn, someone's sneezing, coughing, or blowing their nose — gross! I haven't caught the bug yet, but when I do, I can guarantee that I'm going to want to be left alone.
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Conventional Wisdom: Ask a Feminist
I have a problem. I don't know what's going on, but the past three guys I dated after a while just stopped returning my phone calls and texts. They just left me in the dust!
Desperately Seeking Comfort: Dating Soars as Economy Falls
Turns out nobody wants to weather a recession alone. The New York Times reports interest in off- and online dating is way, way up.
While traffic typically peaks in the new year (will not be spinster!), the rise dating sites and matchmakers are seeing can only be compared to one other year — 2001, the last recession.
Barack's Big Speech: What Was It Like at Invesco Field?
What a night! While Liberty and I hashed out the finer points of Barack's speech over dinner, one thing was clear: the setting was pretty unbelievable (for reasons we'll get into soon.) Wading through the mile-long line to the Mile High Stadium, we scored front and center seats — so front and center, we were right under the Oprah, Kanye, Angela Basset, Gayle King, Forrest Whittaker suite.
Shawn Johnson leading the pledge and Jennifer Hudson singing the national anthem was just the beginning.
Pale and Persecuted: Albinos Hunted, Terrorized in Tanzania
Living in sub-Saharan Africa isn't an easy existence for anyone — but for albino people living in one of Earth’s hottest areas has intense challenges. Their total lack of pigmentation, which affects 1 in 3,000, is excruciating under the glaring African sun — they are predisposed to severe skin burns and often die of skin cancer before the age of 30.
Though lately, the weather is the least of their problems.
Product of the Day: SpongeBob Musical Thermometer
I can't think of anything more miserable than feeling under the weather, shoving a thermometer up your rear (you know, it can go there) and then hearing: "Who lives in a pineapple under the sea? SpongeBob! SquarePants!"
Front Page: Tornadoes Rip Midwest & South, First US Aid Lands in Myanmar, Fighting in Beirut
- Tornadoes Rip Midwest and South: Emergency crews are searching through the aftermath of violent storms that tore from the Midwest to the South and killed at least 23 people this weekend in Missouri, Oklahoma, and Georgia. In Oklahoma at least seven people were killed and officials said 150 people in the town were injured. In Missouri emergency crews are “ensuring that we have found any potential survivors or anyone unaccounted for.” The governor says at least 85 people had been injured in the storm.
Awaiting Results: Nevada and South Carolina
A judge throwing out the case against casino-caucusing this week, (the matter that made Bill Clinton hot under the collar) and the usual caucus-based confusion in Nevada hasn't stopped many voters from turning out. The AP is now projecting Mitt Romney is the winner of the NV Republican caucus—though the Democratic caucus is still open.
And with snowy weather expected to hamper Republican turnout in South Carolina, anything could happen.
The How-To Lounge: Preventing the Common Cold
I came back from Thanksgiving break and almost everyone in my office was complaining that they're sick. Since Winter is officially here, we all have to do everything in our power to stay healthy, so here are some general tips to prevent catching the common cold.
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You Don't Need Permission To...
...cry to your mom when you're feeling under the weather.
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