| Report: Calabrese sexually harassed Collier school employees
The "sparkplug for change" is what the NDN called Calabrese on 10-21-06 when it endorsed Calabrese in the November general election . Well Sparkplug here's your opportunity to do one thing right...resign. If not, I can only hope the Governor's office will be contacted with a request to remove you from the School Board. If you don't like that scenario, well you have pretty much played out your sad, tired, and phony defense of "I don't remember". The same defense used by Abbot and Steve "Mr. No Show" Donovan. Get yourself an attorney, the District won't help you on this one should you want to fight it. Fight it or resign, the disgrace and shame that you have brought upon yourself, your wife and your family will stay with you forever. Have a nice life, Sparkplug.
Hip-Hop Rumors: Did Somebody Poop In Lupe's Car? Did Bad Boy's New Act ...
So, I am going to let the Rumor Assistant Candidates do their thing. I'm feeling a lil' tired and I don't feel too good. ALSO, I didn't edit the prospects for grammar or clarity so you, the people can help me pick the right person. Also, I tossed the disclaimer, because I cannot verify or vouch for anything the rumor prospects say! So, see below. LADY DRAMA – RUMORS ASSISTANT Got Purp??......Nah I Perfer Diddy!!!! Diddy has just pulled another fast one and signed Janelle Monae right under our nose. For those that don't know she used to be signed to Big Boi's Purple Ribbon All-Stars Label. We can't blame her for leaving but for Bad Boy??? I wonder how Cheri Dennis feels about this being that she was on the verge of getting her shine on.......more to come on this story later! Lady Drama Gossip Diva Extraordinaire BABEL – RUMORS ASSISTANT Aiight, tha rumors about to start but 1st off let me say thnx fo this opportunity to feed the streets wit my knowledge: Ayo, allhiphop readers, whaddup, it's your boy Babel from Canada! Let me hit chu up wit some knowledge that I heard that's straight ridonkulous, doggie.
THE FITNESS DIARIES: Love the workout, hate some of the moves
My co-worker Heather Shelton is also a regular at HealthSport's thrice weekly strength-training class. It's the build-muscle, increase-metabolism group. Almost always made up of women. Our favorite exercise of late, however, is the post-session review of all the torture we've just undergone. Here's a sample: Jessie: I hated her/him today, particularly that bicycle crunch. God almighty that was awful. I was dying. Heather: Yeah, I was having a hard time with that stupid wood-chopping thing. This will go on for a few minutes as we discuss the different types of "torture," sometimes resorting to reliving the agony by demonstrating the pile squat, the lateral jumpy things and the hamstring h-e-double hockey sticks. Occasionally, after running through nearly all of the session, we then try to find something we like.
The creation of the Prozac myth
In the heyday of antidepressant PR, only about 10% of results about how the drugs affected quality of life were published. More than two-thirds of studies today are industry funded, and such research is four times as likely to find in favour of the drugs than independent inquiry. It is hardly surprising, then, that research has tended to give a positive spin to antidepressants. The new negative results might seem to promise a change of direction. But they may just be the other side of the industry coin. What remains unchallenged is the diagnosis of depression itself. GPs diagnose it every minute of the day, celebrities reveal they suffer from it and soap opera characters wrestle with it. Yet 40 years ago depression was hardly anywhere. A tiny percentage of the population were deemed to suffer from it.
Escape to Orlando
It was just beginning to rain when I got out of the car. Not rain, really, more of a sprinkle, the kind that's warm and touches you so gently that you don't think of it as getting wet.
This wasn't my first sighting of Lake Eola. There was something about the lake that had instantly charmed me, kept me coming back for drive-bys so that finally I just had to park the car and get out, walk on the grass, take a few pictures--a welcome escape from the thrill-a-minute overload of the theme parks this city is best known for.
Here, no movie theme songs blared, no cartoon characters awaited. I didn't have to worry when the next performance would start, because there weren't any. And I didn't have to stand in line; there weren't any of those either.
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