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Women cry more than men - that's a known fact. We are more emotional and we don't hide our feelings. Whether we are touched by a TV show, feeling overjoyed at a wedding, overwhelmed with work, or on a PMS rollercoaster ride, we're bound to shed a few tears here and there. A man named Dr. William Frey actually conducted a study to figure out on average, how often women cry in 1 month. So I Read more
Crying is an emotional release and if you feel the need to cry you should let it out. Here are a few facts about the act of crying. I thought they were interesting, so of course I wanted to share. Emotional tears have a different chemical composition than tears caused by irritants, such as onions. Crying in public was considered normal until the Industrial Revolution, when diligent Read more
Here's another post from our friends at Circle of Moms! Every week, we bring you the best parenting and motherhood stories from our partners at Circle of Moms, including this post from Mary Beth Sammons about moments moms don't want to miss. At the risk of sounding like my mom, I’ve come to realize our kids do grow up so fast. Even though some of the moments (like the teen years) can seem Read more
Last week a rumor floated around the Internet that two science fiction powerhouses, Doctor Who and Star Trek would meet in an epic comic book pairing. Now, there's confirmation that Star Trek: The Next Generation/Doctor Who: Assimilation² will reach store shelves in May 2012. This is the cover of the first issue in an eight-part series following the Eleventh Doctor, Captain Jean-Luc Picard, Read more
Looking to add to your sci-fi snowflake collection? Add a piece of the Doctor to the holiday decor by crafting up an inspired snowflake. We can't get enough of the TARDIS and Weeping Angels snowflake from the Tumblr, My Obsession of the Moment. Though it looks complicated, the before folded version gives enough of a basic outline that we'll be practicing our angels all weekend. Don't blink Read more
As Andy's first Halloween as regional manager, he's taking The Office celebration very seriously. After prescreening costumes and putting Erin in charge of the event, he feels pressure from Robert California to amp things up a bit. As a result, he attempts to hand the reins back over to former party-planning commandant Angela, but Erin does her best to re-imagine her sweet "kiddie" party for Read more
Forgive us for stating the obvious, but Paul Walker is a good-looking man. This is no surprise to anyone who's seen his blue eyes in films like The Fast and the Furious, and the sight of him running shirtless in the new Davidoff Cool Water ad campaign just drives the point home. But if Walker, 38, is even remotely aware of his sex symbol status, he definitely doesn't let on. While talking with Read more
With hometown visits looming over their heads, it was another big elimination night for American Idol's final four. Once Lauren Alaina was ushered to safety, I expected that Haley would be the one to go home after the judges gave her some negative feedback last night. To my surprise, Haley was the next to go through, leaving Scotty and James in the lurch. James was already weeping before the Read more
Whoa, what an episode, you guys! The Vampire Diaries knocked the wind out of me this week (seriously, I gasped so many times). Though the sacrifice doesn't happen yet, the buildup to the ritual brings such an unexpected turn of events. Pretty much everyone in the main group becomes a pawn in Klaus's attempt to break the curse, including Tyler (!), who is finally back in town. I've been Read more
It's hard to keep a restaurant that's been open over a decade perennially packed, but Craig Stoll makes it look easy. The chef-owner's flagship restaurant, Delfina, has been open for 13 years, yet remains one of San Francisco's top dining destinations. Stoll and his wife, Annie, have a new Roman restaurant, Locanda, as well as two locations of the absurdly popular Pizzeria Delfina, which was Read more
