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Dear Abby: I am extremely upset. My son got married a year ago. We were very happy and have welcomed his wife into our family. He met us for lunch yesterday and announced that he and his wife have a polyamorous relationship. They will stay married, but both of them will date and have long-term relationships with other people. My husband and I are in shock. We have been married for more than 30 years and have always been faithful to each other. We thought we had set a good example. They are asking to be able to bring other boyfriends and girlfriends to our family events. I’m heartsick at the thought of watching them be affectionate with other partners. My granddaughter was a flower girl at their wedding. How do we explain this to her?I love my son, but does a relationship with him mean I have to abandon the values I have always felt were important to uphold? Right now he isn’t speaking to me because he thinks I was not supportive enough when he told me. I feel like I’m being forced to accept this new lifestyle or not see my son. How should I handle this? Dumbfounded in Dallas Dear Dumbfounded: Unless you are raising your granddaughter, you don’t have to explain anything. That will be her parents’ responsibility if they decide to expose her to your son and daughter-in-law’s lifestyle. As to your being forced to entertain his and his wife’s lovers, if it makes you uncomfortable — which appears to be the case — you are under no obligation to do so. Handle this by standing your ground and refusing to be emotionally blackmailed. Your son is an adult and entitled to live his life any way he wishes. However, this does not mean that you must endorse it. Tell him you would love to see just him and his wife when they are spending time together. Got any pics of the fun couple? When/where is the next family gathering? (just asking for a friend ) DEAR ABBY: My husband likes to wear my underwear, and it grosses me out. He knows I don’t approve and promises he won’t do it again, but he does. I can’t even stand to look at him. What should I do? — DISTURBED IN TEXAS DEAR DISTURBED: The first thing to do would be to understand that not every woman who is married to a cross-dresser feels as strongly as you do about it. Do some research about cross-dressing — its causes and why some men feel the compulsion to do it. If after that you are still grossed out and unable to understand why your husband needs to do this, it may be time to schedule some marriage counseling to see if your marriage can be saved. Greet him at the door one night wearing only a jockstrap, and stuff it with a few socks. If he laughs and says 'I get your point', problem solved. If, however, he seems really turned on, write me back-- you may have another problem we need to discuss. P.S. Got any pics? DEAR ABBY: I am 26. My mom recently got my boyfriend sent to jail. We met six months ago. After a month, he started verbally abusing me, which progressed to physical abuse. Each time I was sure I was about to die. He is now locked up for kidnapping, false imprisonment and aggravated assault. Mom had had enough of hearing about the abuse and took matters into her own hands. I didn’t want her to call the police because I don’t feel jail is right for people except killers. I understand she wanted to protect me because I kept going back, but now I cry every day worrying about if he is safe in jail and wondering how he’s feeling. Everybody around me is saying I don’t need to worry about him because he didn’t care about how he made me feel. I think it’s heartless to say that. When he got arrested, I was in awful pain with my neck and back, but all I could think about was him. People are telling me I need counseling, but I don’t think it will help, because at the end of the day I will still think about him and worry about him. I don’t think the cops and my mom took into consideration how this would affect me mentally. I’m depressed and can’t stop wondering if my boyfriend is OK because I’m a really good and nice person, and it sucks. I am going to go to counseling because I know I need to do it, but Abby, how do I eventually not think about him and his well-being and be heartless like him? —HAVING A HARD TIME IN GEORGIA DEAR HARD TIME: I believe you are a good and nice person, but you are also one who is very mixed up right now. If you think your abuser loved you, you are mistaken. Men who treat women the way he treated you not only don’t love women, they don’t even LIKE them. Had your mother not done what she did, you could be dead. If you want an example of what love is, love is doing something to help your daughter, knowing it may alienate her forever, but doing it anyway to save her life. I’m pleased you have agreed to counseling because you need it very much. After you have gone for a while, your emotional dependence on your abuser will dissipate. He is exactly where he belongs, and you need to get on with your life. IDIOT DOORMAT: Just wait for him until he gets out of jail, and after he beats you to death, you won't ever have to worry about anything ever again.

Isn't he now RealAvalon (as opposed to FakeToyotaSedan)? That's why I watch cooking shows (also to make myself hungry so I can eat sooner ).

NYC’ s tech czar ignored a federal warning about a looming, Y2K-like software bug last year — allowing a crash of the city’s official wireless network that has been down since the weekend, sources told The Post. As a result, transit officials can’t remotely control the Big Apple’s 12,000-plus traffic lights, and many of the city’s traffic cameras and NYPD license-plate readers are down, sources said. “This is a big screw-up, even for the de Blasio administration,” said a source familiar with the matter. The New York City Wireless Network, known as “NYCWiN,” crashed on Saturday, affecting the operations of city agencies that rely on it to transmit high-speed voice, video and data communications. Workers have been scrambling around the clock to fix the entirely preventable problem, but the network remained down Wednesday — five days into the outage. NYCWiN is overseen by the Department of Information Technology and Telecommunications, whose commissioner, Samir Saini, was appointed by Mayor de Blasio in January 2018. DoITT pays the Northrop Grumman Corp. about $40 million a year to run the network, which cost $500 million to build and went into service citywide in 2009. It was unclear when it would be back up and running. But what is reasonably certain is that the technology snafu could have been prevented. Exactly one year ago Wednesday, the Department of Homeland Security issued a warning that GPS-enabled devices could be affected by a time counter “rollover event” set to occur this past Saturday. DHS noted that testing showed some devices could not “correctly handle” the rollover and urged “federal, state, local, and private sector organizations” to take preventive measures. Even if officials somehow missed that memo, The Post and other news outlets last month published a report in which one cybersecurity expert warned of potential problems and said, “I’m not going to be flying on April 6.” Sources said the biggest impact has been on the Department of Transportation, which lost its digital connection to the traffic lights at intersections across the city — leaving officials unable to know if a signal stops working unless someone reports it. In addition, the clocks that time the lights are subject to going out of sync, which could wreck the carefully timed patterns that keep traffic flowing, sources said. “I don’t know how the city could become more congested, but that would be a concern,” one law enforcement source said. Scores of DOT traffic cameras have also been rendered inoperable, with their video feeds replaced online with a message that falsely says, “This camera is being serviced.” Among the cameras that aren’t working is one directly behind City Hall, according to the DOT Web site. About 40 of NYPD’s license-plate readers have also been knocked out of service, sources said. The department says it has “hundreds” of readers. As a stopgap measure, cops have been sent to those spots with vehicle-mounted readers that don’t rely on the broken network. The DoITT Web site says that the FDNY also uses NYCWiN so EMTs and paramedics can send electronic “Patient Care Reports” to hospitals where patients are being brought for treatment. But an FDNY spokesman said the department stopped using NYCWiN to transmit those reports several years ago in favor of Verizon’s wireless network. In a statement, DoITT said: “Elements of our private wireless network have been disrupted by a worldwide GPS system update.” “We’re working overtime to update the network and bring all of it back online. No critical public safety systems are affected by this brief software installation period, and we’ve taken several steps to make up for the disruption to the few isolated tools affected,” spokeswoman Stephanie Raphael said. Northrop Grumman declined to comment. The NYPD said it “always maintains contingency plans to prevent any single point of failure, and since the outage occurred over the weekend, the NYPD has deployed mobile [license plate] readers to targeted locations across the city to ensure continued service to the public.”

Nick Bosa is hiding Donald Trump support ahead of NFL draft Nick Bosa has wiped some of his Twitter slate clean. The Ohio State defensive end, who is projected to be one of the top picks in this month’s NFL draft, told ESPN he deleted certain posts, including a 2016 tweet in which he called former 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick a “clown,” due to his potential landing spot. “I had to,” Bosa said. “There is a chance I might end up in San Francisco.” Bosa, 21, had previously “quote tweeted a picture of Donald Trump and Ronald Reagan with the caption, ‘Goats,'” (a sports acronym meaning Greatest Of All Time) per Sports Illustrated. ESPN also noted Bosa’s “online behavior grew increasingly bland” leading up to the NFL combine in early March, though he had previously praised the president during his time at Ohio State. San Francisco currently holds the No. 2 selection in the draft, which will kick off on Thursday, April 25, in Nashville.

https://nypost.com/2019/04/09/scientists-discover-type-of-matter-that-could-rewrite-the-textbooks/ NASA has quelled fears of an alien invasion after strange pulsating lights were spotted over the Arctic. Mesmerizing videos show glowing clouds shimmering over northern Sweden that some online commenters claimed was a UFO light show. But the space conundrum has a far simpler explanation. A pair of specially designed rockets launched by the space agency last week released colorful chemicals into the sky. Fired from a base in Finland, the rockets were the first of eight planned launches from the Auroral Zone Upwelling Rocket Experiment or AZURE. It aims to help NASA understand the Northern Lights and the role they play in Earth’s energy systems. Traveling 200 miles to their target, the rockets released their payload in the sky during a real aurora to track how particles flow through Earth’s atmosphere. It is thought that the movement of energetic particles through a layer of the atmosphere called the ionosphere is what causes the Northern Lights. Once released from the rockets, the gas fell and ionized to produce clouds of color that gave scientists an idea of the movement of particles. It also gave onlookers on the ground a great view and many of them posted clips to social media. Some were left a little confused by the experiment, which made it look like an advanced race had made its way to our planet. “Residents for hundreds of miles were taken by surprise by these strange lights,” according to Chris Nation, who runs the Aurora Addicts guiding service. “The lights prompted calls to the police and ‘The aliens are coming!’ hysteria!” Alien hunter Scott C Waring, who runs the crackpot site UFO Sightings Daily, said: “A person walked out onto their patio and expected to see the aurora borealis, but instead caught sight of a UFO fleet coming in for a landing as they entered an underground base.” NASA scientists hope the experiments will help them better understand how the Northern Lights appear in the sky. “By tracking the movement of these colorful clouds via ground-based photography and triangulating their moment-by-moment position in three dimensions, AZURE will provide valuable data on the vertical and horizontal flow of particles,” explained Miles Hatfield from NASA’s Goddard Space Center in the US. “Such measurements are critical if we are to truly understand the effects of the mysterious yet beautiful aurora. “The results will be key to a better understanding of the effects of auroral forcing on the atmosphere, including how and where the auroral energy is deposited.”

A bizarre new form of matter has been discovered by physicists and it’s not a solid, liquid or gas. Researchers in Scotland used artificial intelligence to confirm the new substance which could rewrite textbooks and change what we know about basic science. A spokesperson for the University of Edinburgh said: “The discovery is important because matter usually exists in one of three states — solid, liquid or gas. It is extraordinary to find atoms in more than one state at the same time.” The new type of matter discovered is both solid and liquid at the same time. Study co-author Andreas Hermann described the substance like “holding a sponge filled with water that starts dripping out, except the sponge is also made of water.” The matter is made from an unusual state of potassium and could exist deep under the Earth’s crust where extremely hot conditions would enable it to remain in its unusual form. This is the first time in history that scientists have been able to prove such a state is thermodynamically stable for any element. The research has been published in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Science. Hermann and his colleagues used machine learning to confirm that when potassium is put under between 20,000 and 40,000 times atmospheric pressure and 260 to 980 degrees Fahrenheit, the element entered a chain-melted state. In this state, the atom chains which make up the potassium dissolve into liquid but the remaining potassium crystals stay solid. These findings could teach us more about the substances and matter which make up other planets in the universe. Due to this research, it is now thought that over six elements are capable of existing in this newly discovered state, including sodium.

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An embattled Bedford-Stuyvesant dominatrix fled her BDSM-hating neighbor to another Brooklyn dungeon on Saturday with help from some big-hearted movers, who assisted the cash-strapped kinkster transport her bondage gear free of charge. It wasn’t the first BDSM dungeon the movers have relocated, but it was one of the nicest, according to the owner. “I’ve been moving for 12 years now in the city, and it happens here and there,” said Dan Hedebrand, co-owner of Lift NYC Movers. “This one had some of the nicer stuff we’ve seen.” Hyderbrand decided to donate his company’s time and moving expertise to sex educator Charlotte Taillor after reading news coverage about her trouble with kink-shaming neighbor Laurie Miller, who successfully perpetrated a one-woman harassment campaign in an effort to force the dominatrix off her Quincy Street block. During the move, Hyderbrand and his crew transported a small torture-chamber’s worth of custom-made bondage furniture, including a cross affixed with numerous attachments, a throne fit for a goddess, and a bed that probably wasn’t made for a good night’s rest in mind, the mover said. “It was all in leather,” said Hyderbrand. “It’s probably not too comfortable to sleep on, but then it’s probably not for sleeping.” Taillor, who operates an adults-only classroom called The Taillor Collective, moved from a Crown Heights dungeon to the residential Quincy Street block in December, where she offered paid workshops catering to the erotically intrepid, including lessons on bondage and paddling, cross-dressing events for guys, dirty drawing workshops featuring tied-up models, and pegging classes for women — a class which attracts an unlikely amount of Jersey house wives, the kink maven claimed. But the dominatrix announced her plan to flee Bedford-Stuyvesant after Miller discovered that the men and women filing into her neighbor’s apartment were exploring the less orthodox side of human sexuality, and the Quincy Street resident could be heard screaming at neighbors regarding their sexual proclivities from the street outside, as Taillor and her colleagues held class from within. Taillor — who asked that the specific location of her new dungeon be withheld to protect her clients — said having to relocate so soon after moving to the Bedford-Stuyvesant location put a serious strain on her finances, and said Heyderbrand’s generous offer to help free of charge came as huge relief. “They were amazing,” Taillor said. “I’m going to be forever grateful.”

It’s going to take a lot more than this to shed that “Whole Paycheck” nickname. Amazon’s price cuts last week at Whole Foods — which claimed discounts of 20 percent on hundreds of items — amounted to a measly drop of 1 percent in the total bill for a typical shopping trip, according to a Wall Street analyst’s report on Monday. That’s despite Amazon advertising a slew of deals for its Prime members, including slashing the price for a pound for organic strawberries to $2.99 from $5.99; charging $3.99 for a pound of heirloom tomatoes instead of $4.99; and cutting the price of a pound of Pacific cod fillets to $9.99 from $12.99. The big catch: Amazon has meanwhile hiked prices on a slew of other groceries, mostly beverages, dairy staples and packaged goods. A 16-ounce bottle of Honest Tea, for example, was $1.49 after last week’s price hikes — up 24 cents from what Whole Foods was charging last August, according to the study released Monday by Chuck Grom, an analyst at Gordon Haskett. A single Clif Bar, meanwhile, now costs $1.35 — or 40 cents more than in August. A 32-ounce tub of Stonyfield organic yogurt now costs $4.29, 30 cents more than in August, when Grom checked prices last. The result? Overall price cuts that are “hardly heroic,” according to Grom. A shopping cart of 106 key grocery items at a Whole Foods location in Princeton, NJ, now costs $396.88 — just $3.81 lower than it did before. To make matters worse, industry experts say that while Amazon has announced price cuts in the past — last week’s was the most extensive, with hundreds of items repriced — the discounts are never permanent. In fact, many items drift back up to their previous cost or even higher, according to Brittain Ladd, a digital consultant and former Amazon executive. “There is no corporate policy stating that Whole Foods will keep its prices low on these items,” Ladd told The Post. “This is a temporary reduction” that is meant to lure more Amazon Prime customers into the stores, Ladd added. Last week, nearly 500 Whole Foods stores got plastered overnight with dozens of signs touting the reductions. “Hey Prime members, new lower prices and more deals too. (You’re gonna need a bigger cart.),” declared one banner hung at the top of the escalator at the Bryant Park Whole Foods in Midtown Manhattan. The aggressive push is likely a response to softening sales at Whole Foods, which Amazon scooped up in August 2017 for $13.7 billion, according to Grom. “Our data shows that their sales have been softer over the last six to nine months,” Grom said. A Whole Foods spokeswoman didn’t immediately respond to requests for comment on Monday.

My favorite supermarket recently went 24 hours. I did my first 1AM shop there a few hours ago. It was as heavenly an experience as I’d imagined it would be… no traffic to or fro, practically nobody in the store and nobody at the register when I was ready to check out, and there was a surprise: One of the reasons it’s my favorite store is that it has 5 handicapped carts (it’s a big store), and I’ve only seen one other supermarket have as many as 3. Well… at 1AM I was the only cripple in the place, so I had my pick of carts… which now number SEVEN! New Hyde Park must be the handicapped disabled capital of NY. This is what I looked like motoring around the store: