Sexiest Men Alive according to People magazine
Kathleen Parker analyzes People magazine’s list of the sexiest men, highlighting Sean Connery as the top pick and debating what makes someone sexy. She notes age, humility, and a calm, intelligent presence as key factors, while dismissing younger or flashy contenders.
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People
Sean Connery
Connery
Balder
Harrier Bond
James Bond
Timothy Laurence
Ken
Hau
Tenouel
Richard Grieco
Earth
Peter
Jennings
Michael
Jordan
East
Peter Jennings
Dan
Mikhail Gorbachev
Summer heat and birthday patterns studied by researchers
Daniel Server of Miami University in Oxford says July and August are too hot for romance, lowering April and May births while Selver notes peak births in August and September. Air conditioning dampens seasonal birth swings, with greater South fluctuations and fewer births among whites. A prolonged U.S. heat wave could further reduce births by several months.
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Apri
Daniel Server
Miam University
Oxford
Ohio
Selver
South
Study links education gaps to April May birth dips
A study funded by the U S Department of Labor finds that people patterns reduce births in late spring and that basic school starts affect job advancement. On the job training favors white collar and technical workers, boosting earnings by over 25 percent for those trained at work. Two years beyond high school increases on the job chances by 20 percent, while college graduates see a 50 percent rise.
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American Society For Training and Development
U.S. Ment of Labor
Barbara Bush undergoes radiation for Graves disease
Janet Arnold's Graves disease parallels First Lady Barbara Bush with thyroid and eye disorder. Doctors note eye muscle swelling causes protruding eyes and vision issues. Bush begins 10 days of radiation after prednisone management. Ophthalmology expert adds patient experiences, stressing awareness and treatment options.
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Barbara Bush
Bush
White House
Burton Lee
Betty Ford
Nancy Reagan
Thomas Bersam
Syracuse Eye Center
Suny Health Science Center
Bersam
Graves
New Laser Techniques Aid Blood Flow
A fragment notes laser methods to restore blood movement, suggesting medical advances or therapies. The readable portion mentions new techniques and their potential to improve circulation. Further details are unavailable in the fragment.
Study finds latchkey kids adjust well in school
A 1989 New York Times News Service study of elementary students in North Carolina shows teachers view latchkey children as better adjusted than peers in other after school care. Academic performance was similar across groups while parents report higher stress with self care. The survey, involving kindergarten to fifth grade students, was funded by the Whirlpool Foundation via Project Home Safe.
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North Carolina
University of North Carola At Greensboro
Project Home Safe
Whirlpool Foundation
National Clear Your Desk Day and Hallmark Deluxe Calendars
Daniel Stamp of Priority Management Systems promotes National Clear Your Desk Day on Monday and offers filing tips to reduce desk stress. Hallmark expands calendars for working women with poster-size Deluxe calendars and master calendars starting at $2.95, featuring humor and scenic imagery.
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Daniel Stamp
Priority Management Systems
Bellevue
Santina
Hallmark
Traditional toys and maps spark old fashion appeal
Redbook lists top toys including the Carrom Game Board at 25 and Stewart Bear at 40. Marklin Trains unveils a computer operated set from 695. Map Makers offers The Singles Map and The Ancestry of the American People for 9.95 each, with contact in New York.
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Redbook Magazine
Lutha Aiechann
Nina Anata
Clin Trains
Nsene
Kenmore
Buffalo
U.S
Syracuse
Newburgh
West Point
America
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Stewart Bear
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