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QP Voices: ‘Finding Your Roots’ with Dr. Henry Louis Gates Jr.

Rina Risper11 years ago06 mins

Dr. Henry Louis Gates Jr. explores the past of well known people and their ancestry on PBS. Left: Author Stephen King

Michigan Apples Taste Better Geographic factors contribute to superior taste from Michigan-grown apples

Rina Risper11 years ago04 mins

LANSING, MI —With the majority of Michigan’s apple growing region located along the coast of Lake Michigan, it is clear that proximity to the Great Lakes makes a difference in producing high-quality, flavorful apples.

Kiplinger on Travel: What to do if you’re stranded while traveling

Rina Risper11 years ago06 mins

By Cameron Huddleston

Kiplinger

Air travelers could be left high – or perhaps it would be better to say low – and dry if a volcano that’s rumbling in Iceland erupts with the magnitude that another one in that country did in 2010.

SOCIAL SECURITY – QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

Rina Risper11 years ago014 mins

There are pressing questions out there about social security. Get some answers here.

Interpersonal Edge: Sharing your feelings won’t boost your effectiveness at work

Rina Risper11 years ago07 mins

By Dr. Daneen Skube

Tribune Content Agency

Q. I’ve been through quite a bit of therapy, and I believe it is important for me to be honest with my feelings at work. The other day I told a coworker he was hurting my feelings, and he just got mad. Isn’t the point of mental health to know how you feel? Is there a way to talk about my feelings that doesn’t make my situation worse?

Jill on Money: Will sizzling summer lead to a September swoon for stocks?

Rina Risper11 years ago07 mins

By Jill Schlesinger

Tribune Content Agency

So much for the summer doldrums! August 2014 was the best August for stocks in 14 years. The Dow gained 3.6 percent on the month to 17,098; the S&P 500 took out the psychologically important 2,000 level, rising 3.8 percent to 2003.

The Kid’s Doctor: White patches on a child’s skin could be vitiligo

Rina Risper11 years ago04 mins

By Sue Hubbard, M.D.

www.kidsdr.com

I recently saw a 10-year-old patient for her routine physical. One of her mother’s concerns was that her daughter had “white patches” under both arms. Once I examined her, I told her mother that the “white patches” were actually due to Vitiligo, an acquired disorder of pigment loss.