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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 2007
Page
20
In Bakersfield California actor Sizemore 45 receives 16 months in prison after probation violation stemming from a methamphetamine possession case. He has remained jailed without bail since June 5 when he surrendered on the warrant.
Victoria Beckham, 33, wins libel damages against a magazine that claimed her husband would join Major League Soccer. Beckham and her husband David Beckham recently moved to the United States as he is set to join Los Angeles Galaxy next month, according to wire reports.
In an eastern African country nomadic villagers accuse government troops of brutalizing them as the United States presses counterterrorism against militant Islam. The State Department and human rights groups cite thousands of torture and illegal detention cases.
A garbled Worldscope set lists events alleging an airstrike killing seven children, Gaza Strip control by a Palestinian group after Fatah fighting, a team to visit a nation next week for talks, media calls for officials' resignations over worker enslavement reports, and Sarkozy's UMP failing to secure a landslide in an election.
Former caddie from Argentina won the U S Open on Sunday. The report notes the victory as a major achievement in a high profile golf event.
In 1989 Ayatollah Khomeini issued a fatwa calling for my death. Britain plans to award me a knighthood for literature while Iran and Pakistan demand withdrawal, claiming it insults Muslims.
A reader weighs rekindling with Kenny after 14 years apart and a failed relationship. The adviser cautions to keep expectations realistic, noting Kenny’s past unresolved issues and a distant, unspoken encounter at a job site.
Reader in Keizer Oregon asks about being not a morning person and if there is an underlying health cause. Abby advises seeing a physician and weighing sleep issues while noting most jobs start in the morning and suggests adapting to morning work. Diana in San Francisco weighs in with a contrasting view.
Kerr argues that email addiction is widespread and hard to defeat but can be managed with rules. He notes downsides like damaged relationships, lost business, miscommunication, and even lawsuits due to tone and lack of voice. He teaches a one day class and stresses calls or in person meetings after initial exchanges. He advises never firing or quitting by email and urges empathy and two positive replies for every negative. He warns against relying on devices in meetings and recommends addressing hurt with a live conversation.
The questionnaire notes tendencies like checking mail on vacation and while on calls, lying to access email, and preferring email over calls or meetings. It suggests setting rules to check email at scheduled times and avoid public places, with guidance from Cherie Kerr of ExecuProv.
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