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PART I – The Top-4 Common Mistakes Most People Make When Setting Goals

Rina Risper9 years ago014 mins

By Sherry Brantley

Goals. What a wonderful tool we get to use in order to assist us in making our dreams come true! Goals help us to shape our destiny, create our future and begin to experience the life we’ve always envisioned for ourselves. Goals excite us, ignites the passions within us and helps us to keep our eyes on the prize when challenging times arise.

Movie: Suicide Squad

Rina Risper9 years ago05 mins

Studio: Warner Bros. (1hr. 40 min.)

Plot: A secret government agency recruits imprisoned super villains to execute dangerous black ops missions in exchange for clemency.

Cast: Will Smith, Jarde Leto, Viola Davis, Margot Robbie, Joel Kinnaman, Cara Delevinge

Rating: PG-13

Bottom Line: **

Recipe: Salted Pistachio Ice Cream

Rina Risper9 years ago03 mins

PREP TIME: 15 minutes

COOK TIME: 15 MIN + 5 HR CHILL

SERVINGS: 6-8

INGREDIENTS:

1 cup roasted, salted pistachios, roughly chopped

3/4 cup sugar

2 cups heavy cream

1 1/4 cups 2% milk

1/2 teaspoon salt

5 egg yolks

The Keyzer Chronicles!: I’m Going On An Adventure!

Rina Risper9 years ago06 mins

By Aleshia Keyzer

I’ve recently been on a documentary kick on Netflix. I’ve always found them boring before, and I’ve often wondered who in their right mind would choose a documentary over the thousands of other options available (my brother would).

PET WORLD: Huskies, wolves, dog food and fish

Rina Risper9 years ago09 mins

By Marc Morrone

Tribune Content Agency

Q: My son loves wolves and he wants to get a Siberian husky but I heard that since they look like wolves they act like them too, and that they can turn on you, and be unpredictable.

THE KID’S DOCTOR: Parents can help teens deal with stress

Rina Risper9 years ago05 mins

Teens should not be in pressure cooker mode all the time.

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Interpersonal Edge: When politics comes up at work, be curious, not judgmental

Rina Risper9 years ago07 mins

By Dr. Daneen Skube

Tribune Media Services

Q. People in my workplace are getting very polarized about the upcoming election and the two probable candidates, Hilary Clinton and Donald Trump. Emotions seem to be running higher this year than in any election I can remember. There seem to be intense feelings on both sides. How can I navigate these conversations without alienating my coworkers? Why do people get so angry over these political differences?