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...Illinois psychologist Robert Frank, who has studied stay-at-home-dad households and runs the annual convention, part of the decision to have children--he and his wife have two, Kevin, 14, and A.J., 13--was predicated on his willingness to stay home. His wife Linda, a COO at a computer company, concedes she couldn't do his job. "He's much more patient than I am. He's much better at the day-to-day. And I think I'm a better parent for doing it part time...
COLLEEN BARRETT PRESIDENT AND COO, SOUTHWEST AIRLINES...
...Rock and Roll, Coochy-Coo Electronic Heroin for Girls By BRYAN WALSH...
...reaction, understandably, was equal parts "Holy crap!" and "Hey, wait a minute - how do we know these uncorroborated threats are on the level? What's the source?" Then, Thursday, we learned that the threats to New York (like the bank and apartment threats) came from one man: Al-Qaeda COO Abu Zubaydah, whom the feds have been sweating at an undisclosed overseas location. And so, for his role as the summoner of all our fears, Abu Zubaydah is our Person of the Week...
...about the hot dogs at Mavs games, the next negotiating an expansion of HDNet. Says Terdema Ussery, CEO of the Mavericks and HDNet: "When he first came, Mark used to say people have to decide if they can stay on this train because it moves very fast." Phil Garvin, COO of HDNet, says he enjoys working for Cuban because "he never fails to take the risky course." Stephanie Campbell, senior vice president for programming at DirecTV, came away respecting Cuban after negotiating the HDNet deal. "If there's a bit of hyperbole there, it's healthy," she says. "Mark...