Excuse me, are you listening? Laughter is Good!
Dear Readers,
I am sure that you have heard plenty of laughter quotes. However, mine is from the old timer, Milton Berle.
Berle said, “Laughter is an instant vacation.”
Try this tasty dish for brunch!How U.S. police departments can clear more homicides
Communicating effectively involves helping the interviewees and connecting with other media. The New Citizens Press Community Action Network (TNCPCAN) helps families of violence. Monica Blackwell (her son, Domonique Blackwell, was murdered in 2012) and Rina Risper, Executive Director of TNCPCAN were recently interviewed on WKAR’s “Current State”. The program is archived at www.wkar.org/programs/current-state-905-wkar
Please share, the families need the public’s support.
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THE KID’S DOCTOR: How to prevent SIDS
It is routinely recommended that babies sleep on their backs.
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THE KID’S DOCTOR: Intranasal steroid sprays approved for children with allergies
When considering allergy medications for your child, consult your pediatrician.
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Recipe Serves: 4What is Personal Power?
By Sherry BrantleySTART TO EXERCISE
PERSONAL POWER
What is Personal Power and how do we go about ‘tapping’ into it? First of all, it is a Spiritual Power that we all literally have within us.
Excuse me, are you listening? 15-9
Dear Readers,
Violence, bullying and relationships are all related. I wonder what would happen if there were some strategic problem solving skills in the schools that could stem conflict that actually worked. I wonder if there would still be so much violence.
Movie Review: “Huntsman”
Studio: Universal (2 hrs. 3 min.)
Plot: As a war between rival queen sisters Ravenna and Freya escalates, Eric and fellow warrior Sara, members of the Huntsmen army raised to protect Freya.
Cast: Chris Hemsworth, Jessica Chastain, Charlize Theron, Emily Blunt
Rating: PG-13
Bottom Line: **1/2
Interpersonal Edge: Your coworkers’ prickliness is about them, not you
By Dr. Daneen SkubeTribune Content Agency
Q. The people I work with seem rarely to take the way they affect me into account. Why do they think so little of me? How can I work well with others when they appear to have no interest in my needs?