| SayHeyHey: Online dating gets video site
PALO ALTO, Calif. — Many online dating sites seek to connect soul mates, to bring together those looking for eternal and everlasting love. The latest Internet dating site, recently launched in Palo Alto, is not one of them. "It's not about marriage," said Alex Gurevich, co-founder of SayHeyHey.com, the first free all-video online dating site. The new site eschews the typical format of online dating sites where users carefully word profiles and post photos "from 10 years and 20 pounds ago," Gurevich said. Instead, users of SayHeyHey post videos of themselves talking, wakeboarding or — in co-founder Soudy Khan's case — utilizing a beer bong. If a visitor is interested in someone else's clip, he or she can send a video introduction.
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SheKnows Acquires LovingYou.com - #1 Marriage and Relationship Site
LOS ANGELES, Dec. 18 /PRNewswire/ -- SheKnows.com (http://www.sheknows.com), one of the fastest growing online destinations for women, announced today the acquisition of LovingYou.com -- the #1 marriage and relationship site on the web. LovingYou.com is one of the top 10 online destinations for women ages 18-25 and delivers nearly half a million unique visitors per month with 12 million page views. The site has been online for over 10 years providing award-winning content spanning every stage of a loving relationship along with free interactive tools and opportunities to participate in community forums. Unlike sites focused on dating and finding a mate, LovingYou.com is a leading source for information on how to put the fire back into an existing relationship and features advice and support for staying in love.
Wedge says five are battling for utility spot
With all players in camp (except visa-challenged Jorge Julio), today will be the first full-squad workout of the spring. Wedge and General Manager Mark Shapiro met with each position player Wednesday. ''Everything went well,'' Wedge said. ''We wanted to make sure everyone is on the same page and tell them what we expect of them. I look forward to seeing everyone out there tomorrow. It's time to get it going.'' Wedge will address the entire team today. Sheldon Ocker can be reached at socker@thebeaconjournal.com. .
Tigers got their man, did what they had to
Renteria brings strong glove and bat to Detroit; for that, Jurrjens and Hernandez had to go. Burning questions after the Tigers pulled off a whopping trade Monday for shortstop Edgar Renteria Q . How good, or bad, was Detroit's trade for Renteria? Does he fill the bill? Did Detroit give up too much? A . Renteria appeared all along to be the Tigers' best option. They had to find an optimum mix of defense and offense that would hold up over 162 games and they probably got their most practical answer in Renteria. Q . Does he have significantly better range than the man he replaces, Carlos Guillen? .
Coveting the many talented gifts of Tiger Woods
This has been apparent to golfers since the world's No. 1 player cut his famous Nike commercial 12 years ago. Although the ad played to his connection to galleries diverse in age, ethnicity and social and economic backgrounds, golfers of all stripes quickly discovered they can hardly associate their games with his. "If you ever get half as good as Tiger, you'd be a pretty good golfer," PGA Tour pro Geoff Ogilvy said last year when Woods won seven times, captured his 13th major, at the PGA Championship, and won the inaugural FedExCup playoffs. "We almost expect him to win all the tournaments that he's playing," frequent practice round partner, good friend and colleague Charles Howell III said last week. As Woods tees off at 2:02 p.m. ET Wednesday (2-6 p.m., Golf Channel) in the first round of the WGCAccenture Match Play Championship in Marana, Ariz., near Tucson, he's firing on all cylinders again.
Junior's club is fixin' to glisten
The EpiCentre uptown may still just look like a big construction site, but one of its venues is set to open in less than a month. I tip-toed around the fences and through the rubble near College and Trade streets Wednesday to get a sneak peek at Dale Earnhardt Jr.'s Whisky River, named after the country-western town he built on his land. But honky-tonk dive bar this is not. Think subtle touches such as a bar trimmed in belt buckles, rust-colored walls and splashes of dark wood paneling, then contrast that with exposed ceilings, sleek aluminum columns, track lighting, giant lava lamps and a main bar accented by tiny twinkling lights. Managing partner Chris Epstein describes the look as "somewhat of a western style, but with a modern feel and a rock 'n' roll edge." Or, as general contractor Scott Lucas of Harp Renovation calls it: " `Blade Runner' meets `Bonanza.' " There are three full-service bars throughout the 10,000-square-foot space and a stage that can be used for live music acts, dancing or more seating.
Tiger facing possible assault charge
According to a police report, Dozier followed Woods out of the Plush Club at 3:30 a.m. before they both left in their vehicles. Woods told police Dozier followed her to the intersection of Union and Second before they both pulled over. After an argument, Dozier allegedly hit Woods twice in the face with an open hand, causing minor lacerations. .
Chris Cagle Talks Candidly About Life and Music
Chris Cagle is a blunt instrument. He doesn't hedge his comments, whether he's talking about the disappointing sales of his last album or recalling a humiliating betrayal by an ex-girlfriend. He's a journalist's joy and a media trainer's nightmare.
For his new and fourth album, My Life's Been a Country Song, the singer enlisted industry veteran Scott Hendricks as his co-producer. Hendricks is also the man who signed Cagle to his first record deal at the Virgin Nashville label. Robert Wright had co-produced Cagle's earlier efforts.
"There was no discontent with anybody," Cagle asserts. "It was just time to make a change. When you make three records in a row, the first two go gold -- and the third one doesn't -- it's time to figure something else."
This is also the first album on which Cagle has none of his own songs, a remarkable departure from form.
A Prairie Home Companion: Altman's last ride
It's the end of the career of one of America's greatest filmmakers, with a strikingly diverse output that includes MASH (1970), Nashville (1975), The Player (1992), Short Cuts (1993) and Gosford Park (2001). Lightly and in passing, A Prairie Home Companion situates Altman in the pantheon of great American popular artists, alongside Mark Twain, Scott Fitzgerald, Raymond Chandler and Edward Hopper. All but Hopper hail from the midwest, like Altman. The film is based on another midwesterner, Garrison Keillor's, real life radio show, the original "A Prairie Home Companion", a retro mix of music and dry humour which still regularly plays to live audiences on stage at the same time as it goes out over the air-waves. In some ways the film is structured like another night of the long-running American show.
A ‘Perplexing’ Tenure Decision
Cipielewski added the group's “resolve is to do everything we can to prevent such cases in the future." Faculty leaders have recently negotiated a tentative bargaining agreement that provides more guidance from the university to untenured faculty at earlier stages of the tenure process. “Our expectation is this will allow these assistant professors to understand more clearly what the university expects," said Cipielewski, who added that he did not agree with the arbitrator's decision in Stryker's case. Stryker said that she is considering filing a lawsuit against Oakland, but says she may not be able to afford a lawyer. — Rob Capriccioso Comments .
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