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PMS is an almost constant happening in our home. All together their are 8 of us. 5 females and 3 males. I've noticed as I'm getting "a little" older, I have been getting angrier for longer periods of time. This not only affects me, but like secondary smoke it also has its effects on others. Namely.....my husband. If I keep track of memos I write at work I think I could possible link those as well to that time of month. My husband, my kids, my co-workers know my cycle better than I do. It's as if I have a mental illness that controls my mind and there is absolutely no way anyone can tell me "what the problem may be". God forbid if they ask me, ... "are you about to start your period." I watch a lot of court TV and Cold Case Files....So....I know that if I kill someone I will be arrested and taken away, and if not, in 30 years it will happen. So...Thank Goodness there is a difference between homicide and "just" homicidal.
Calling for Yahoo to get bold
Mitra and many others in Silicon Valley are rooting for Yahoo to roar back and capitalize on its status as the Web's most popular destination, if for no other reason than to keep Google in check. But, she said, she's not optimistic. "Yahoo has a great opportunity still because it has tremendous traffic and a tremendous brand," said Mitra, who posted her analysis on the popular technology blog GigaOM. "But it can't figure out what it wants to be when it grows up." A clear vision that plays to the Sunnyvale, Calif.-based company's fundamental strengths is what investors want from co-founder Jerry Yang, who replaced Terry Semel as chief executive over the summer. But instead of defining a bold road map, Yang offered broad strokes: Yahoo would aim to become the starting point for Internet users and a must buy for advertisers.
'File and suspend' Social Security option worth exploring
We also expect to save on taxes.
Discussed in a working paper for the Pension Research Council at the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School, this strategy calls for the lower-earner spouse — Georgina in our case — to file for benefits first under her work record.
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