Nancy Pelosi is the Speaker of the House! The FIRST woman to hold this powerful position! And she’s from San Francisco, the world headquarters of Tango Diva.
Donald Rumsfeld has stepped down!!
It is time to celebrate! This is even more exhilarating then getting my shoes in the mail! Yippy!
Teresa Rodriguez is a jet-setter extraordinaire. She discovered that traveling can be the prefect antidote for anything ailing the soul. And, believing so, she created TangoDiva.com—a worldwide online social network and travel magazine for women. Her dream was to connect and empower woman around the globe with the wisdom she gleaned from her solo sojourns. She authored FLY SOLO: The 50 Best Places on Earth for a Girl to Travel Alone (Penguin 2007) which is published in all English-speaking countries, including Romania, Korea, and China. A few of her TV appearances include LIVE with Regis and Kelly, NBC-NY, FOX, CBS, and ABC Sydney. Her advice has been written up in over a thousand media outlets including New York Times, Wall Street Journal, ELLE, Marie Claire, Allure, SELF, Real Simple, and The Chicago Tribune. She is the travel expert on KTRB 860 AM, ABC New 10 in California and The Huffington Post.
CreIf you’re visiting Texas and will be in the Austin or Dallas areas, don’t miss the perfect chance for a most relaxing girls’ getaway than those offered by Hiatus Spa + Retreat. Hiatus is among the small circle of day spas that does it right: an ambience blend that actually makes you feel, body and…
The cool trade winds are in the travelers favor for an exceptional end of the summer experience at either Anse Chastanet or Jade Mountain, both in the shadow of the majestic Pitons in St. Lucia. These two resorts are offering a summer promotion that creates an unmatchable romantic experience in the Caribbean. Guests who…
Healdsburg restaurant Spoonbar at h2hotel and Waterbar in San Francisco take carbon footprints seriously. To maintain the high quality of meals and drinks while lowering their impact on the Earth they are proud to announce community programs asking locals to bring in fruit from their backyard trees. The fruit, picked at the peak of freshness…
Even better, let’s put our money where our mouths are, and support these often unsung heroes, by snapping up these waay cool Italian leather “Totes for Teachers.” DHL and Zac Posner partnered up to bring us these colorful, messenger-sized, expandable sporty bags that can hold your cell phone, make-up kit, power bar, with plenty of…
We are all working way too much. Who of you has gone 6 months without a week long break? Why? In comparison to the world, Americans and Chinese are taking the least amount of vacation time. Much less going anywhere when they do take time off. Why? Because it’s too much work to plan the…
When the play ended the audience was memorized. That does not happen much in modern theater, but Scorched is different. Scorched is a story of love, family, motherhood, feminine power, wrapped around a dark history of war, lies, secrets, and unbearable pains. For Divas who want a moving theater experience, then I highly recommend a…
  Updated: 10:41 a.m. CT Nov 8, 2006
PIERRE, S.D. – A woman who died two months ago won a county commissioner’s race in Jerauld County on Tuesday.
Democrat Marie Steichen, of Woonsocket, got 100 votes, defeating incumbent Republican Merlin Feistner, of Woonsocket, who had 64 votes. Jerauld County Auditor Cindy Peterson said she believes the county board will have to meet to appoint a replacement for Steichen. Peterson said she’ll check with the state’s attorney to be sure that’s the process. Peterson said voters knew Steichen had died.
“They just had a chance to make a change, and we respect their opinion.”
  Updated: 10:41 a.m. CT Nov 8, 2006
PIERRE, S.D. – A woman who died two months ago won a county commissioner’s race in Jerauld County on Tuesday.
Democrat Marie Steichen, of Woonsocket, got 100 votes, defeating incumbent Republican Merlin Feistner, of Woonsocket, who had 64 votes. Jerauld County Auditor Cindy Peterson said she believes the county board will have to meet to appoint a replacement for Steichen. Peterson said she’ll check with the state’s attorney to be sure that’s the process. Peterson said voters knew Steichen had died.
“They just had a chance to make a change, and we respect their opinion.”
  >© 2006 The Associated Press
FANTASTIC! Thanks for sharing Scharlene!! I am still laughing!