Never too late to find a job that fits you adviser says
New York AP advisor Kent Haskell of MSL International Consultants says there is no dead end in a job. He urges evaluating fit, talking to the right people, and setting goals to move up, noting many mid managers feel trapped and plan changes within five years. He warns against hasty moves and urges careful planning.
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New York
Kent Haskell
MSL International Consultants
Haskell
Industry Week
Psychology Today
Ann Landers column on coming out and family impact
A reader asks how to tell conservative in laws about a father son coming out as homosexual and bringing a partner to family events. Ann Landers advises inviting him as a guest or removing him if he crashes, and notes therapy is not a quick fix. She clarifies she is not a therapist and endorses professional help when needed.
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Ann Landers
Ann
Design for all: Syracuse professor urges humane products
At Syracuse University, professor James Pirks argues many household items are built for a young, strong demographic, creating a hostile environment for the aged and disabled. He cites examples like can openers and stoves and highlights a one handed egg breaker project by design students using vacuum forming to prototype usable options.
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Syracuse, N.Y
Syracuse University
James Pirks
Pirks
Pirki
Arthur J. Pulos
Design Department
Stress as ally in public speaking says expert
Kevin R. Daley of Communispond argues not all stress is bad and can fuel strong speeches. He outlines practical steps to channel energy: natural movements, spaced stance, clear vocal push, enthusiastic delivery, and steady eye contact to engage listeners.
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New York
Kevin R. Daley
Sunday Times of London
Daley
Communispond
Counseling advice from Ann Landers urges seeking professional help
Ann Landers repeats guidance to find counseling by checking phone books for Mental Health Clinics and calling organizations such as Family Service, Salvation Army, YMCA, Recovery, Inc. She suggests contacting Alcoholics Anonymous, Gamblers Anonymous, asking a physician for a therapist appointment, or writing to the American Psychiatric Association and the American Psychological Association. She asserts she makes no apology for the advice and notes that many readers say her best advice was to get counseling.
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Mental Health
Family Service
Salvation Army
Ymca and Recovery, Inc
Alcoholics Anonymous
Gamblers Anonymous
American Psychiatric Association
American Psychological Association
Family gathers to welcome newborn Ken Clarida
Ken Clarida, child of Cindy Clarida of Herrin, sits with his great-great grandmother Mrs. Mable Golden of Flora beside him. On his left is his great-grandmother Lucille Florida and on his right is Pat Dirks of Herrin, Ken's grandmother.
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Baby
Andrew
Stephanie Ellet
Grand Tower
Brenda Pierson
Murphysboro
Ken Clarida
Cindy Clarida
Herrin
Ken
Mable Golden
Flora
Lucille
Orida
Pat Dirks
Herin
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