Dear Kid Attitude Wins Jobs Sayings From The Boss
A Cincinnati Enquirer column recounts Karen Rak teaching Strongsville Ohio students a lesson on job hunting. A teenager hired today proves attitude matters over experience as he presents clean appearance complete forms and respect, while learning about workplace needs and expectations. He shows initiative readiness and sound interviewing manners. The Boss urges teens to show eagerness and plan for future growth.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
William Raspberry
Karen Rak
the Center
Strongville
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Safety play in six notrump vs six diamonds in bridge
The article explains two strategies in six notrump with a six diamond contract. The safe lead from hand toward the dummy queen jack guarantees the contract against any diamond breaks in rubber bridge. In duplicate, leading queen from dummy risks the contract about five percent, with overtricks or losses depending on opponents' suits. Choose seven if many opponents are in the same contract. otherwise the safety play favors six notrump. At match points six notrump bid and made beats six diamonds with an overtrick.
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West
East
Vulnerable North South Dealer South It Is All Academic Today
East holds K 105 diamonds and all plays make just six. The endgame focuses on careful discard and signaling to maximize the six trick contract.
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East
Meditation not a substitute for hypertension treatment
Dr. Pollack and colleagues at New York Hospital Cornell Medical Center tested the Manarishi Mahesh Yogi transcendental meditation on twenty hypertensive patients over six months. Initial minor drops in systolic pressure and pulse faded by month six. diastolic pressure remained unchanged. Patients reported feeling better, and researchers see potential as a supplement to standard therapy while cautioning against replacing medical management.
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Dr. Solomon
Helena D
Helena
Albert A. Pollack
New York Hospital
Cornell Medical Center
New York
Mental distress damages awarded after car crashes into home
Mrs. Clark won a suit against her neighbor for $50,000 after a car crashed into her enclosed back porch. The court held there is a duty to avoid mental distress damages even without physical contact, noting her fear for both property damage and her husband’s safety as the causative factors. Based on a Supreme Court of Washington decision.
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Supreme Court of Washington
Thought for Today by John Masefield
A reflective line quotes poet John Masefield on human fate and the lateness of life’s supreme temptation, noting the bitterness of missed chances.
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John Masefield
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