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...this being said, here are a couple of gifts to avoid: economics text books, a padded toilet seat, lingerie (while this may be more acceptable at later stages in the relationship, chances are this will be awkward if you are just trying to spark things up), a sewing kit (unless she has expressed a particular interest), or coal, even in jest...
...transmit a distress signal. The weather in the Nantucket area at the time was cloudy with moderate wind and visibility of 10 miles, according to www.weather.com.Nantucket police initially reported seeing a red light in the water near the suspected crash site and later found a first-aid kit and a bottle of aviation lubricant near Nobadeer Beach. The Coast Guard dispatched a team consisting of a Falcon jet, a Jayhawk helicopter, and three boats to search for Baker’s plane, according to a statement from the Coast Guard released Friday.The search continued through the night, but, finding...
...still a little confused, the procedure is easy to learn. The first revised CPR classes will be available next spring. You can also go to the AHA website (www.americanheart org and purchase the "CPR Anytime" kit for $30. It comes with a mannequin, a DVD and an instruction manual. You can learn CPR in as little as 22 minutes. It may be the most valuable 22 minutes you have ever spent...
...them instead," says Dr. Marlene Coleman, author of Safe and Sound: Healthy Travel with Children and a pediatrician in practice for more than 30 years. Still, Coleman says, more and more parents seem game to brave the trip. Her advice: Be prepared--bring Infants' Tylenol, a first-aid kit and plenty of patience...
...kit home was introduced in 1908 by Sears Roebuck, with the parts shipped by railcar. Price: $1,500 to $1,800 for the popular bungalow style. "An ideal cottage for a summer home," proclaimed the catalog copy. Since then generations of architects have taken a crack at improving on the kit concept. Among the most recent are Douglas Gauthier and Jeremy Edmiston of SYSTEMarchitects in New York City. Their take is called the Parish House, and a century after Sears, they used computer design and manufacturing. The result: a three-bedroom, two-bath, 1,000-sq.-ft. bungalow that costs...