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2. RELATIONSHIPS: WHAT LOOKS LIKE A MENSCH ISN'T ALWAYS A MENSCH. ROBINGORMAN NEWMAN, founder of LOVECOACH.COM and author of "How to Marry a Mensch"(decent person), can comment on how single women should go for the mensch,rather than a bad boy, when looking for a mate: "Whether choosing a lifepartner or engaging in an affair, there are women who gravitate toward guysthey find exciting, but who don't necessarily treat them well or stand thetest of time. Look at Tiger Woods; to the public, he worked hard for years tocarefully craft the image of a mensch, both personally and professionally,when, in reality, he was far from it. If Woods' wife makes the choice to staywith him, he will have to spend the rest of his life proving he's capable oftruly being the mensch that she and their children deserve." Web site:http://www.lovecoach.com (12/11/09)
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3. RELATIONSHIPS: WHY MEN CHEAT AND HOW TO KEEP A RELATIONSHIP FROM GETTINGSTALE. DR. CRAIG MARTIN, a Los Angeles-based astrologer, relationshipcounselor and author, can discuss why men cheat: "We may be in a marriedrelationship and still want to play the game of romantic love. It's more egogratifying than the person we already have at home, who's a 'known.' Romanticlove excites us with the chase, conquest, novelty and newness." Martin has alist of tips for keeping a relationship from getting stale. His upcoming book,"Elemental Love Styles" (Simon & Schuster, February 2010), tells how to findcompatibility and lasting relationships based on personality characteristicsof the four elements in astrology: fire, water, air and earth. News Contact:Lisa Elia, [email protected] Phone: +1-310-479-0216 Web site:http://www.doctorcraig.com (12/11/09)
4. TRAVEL: STEPS FOR AVOIDING BED BUGS DURING HOLIDAY TRAVEL. PETRA MINOFF-MICHAEL, vice president of the hospitality division of PROTECT-A-BED, aleading provider of bed-bug-proof mattress encasements for hotels, can commenton the growing problem of bed bugs in the hotel industry and what consumersshould be watching for when they travel: "Vigilance pays off when you travel.A simple routine when you arrive at a hotel and when you arrive home can go along way in decreasing your chances of catching hitchhikers in your luggage.Seventy percent of hotel-dwelling bed bugs are taking up residence inmattresses, box springs, nightstands and headboards, so these should be amongthe first places you look." Minoff-Michael can offer a step-by-step processfor examining hotel rooms for bed bugs and give insight into how hoteliers arehandling this issue. Minoff-Michael is based out of Chicago and speaksEnglish, Spanish, German, French and Italian. News Contact: Laura DeatonMorarity, [email protected] Phone: +1-513-271-7222, ext. 15 (12/11/09)
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