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• Conflict Resolution for Men

  The person who can get through life without conflict has yet to be born. Conflicts in communication can result from off-hand remarks, deliberate attacks or genuine misunderstandings. The result can be misery, stress, depression, loss of sleep, etc, all of which may serve to escalate already tense and often unnecessary...

  White papers 2006-09-13

  Tags: Conflict Resolution, New York Times Co., Communication Skills, Career

• Top 10 Conflict Resolution and Communication Skills

  Conventional wisdom and research says that good communication can improve relationships, increasing intimacy, trust and support. The converse is also true: poor communication can weaken bonds, creating mistrust and even contempt! This paper provides some examples of negative and even destructive attitudes and communication patterns that can exacerbate conflict in...

  White papers 2006-09-01

  Tags: Investment, Career, Management, Finance, Strategy, Leadership, Communication Skills, Communication Skill, New York Times Co., Communication, Conflict Resolution

• Personal Courage and Conflict Resolution at Work - Why People Avoid Conflict Resolution

  Practicing personal courage is necessary if a person wants to really resolve conflicts at work. It is much easier and much safer to ignore the necessary conflict and play ostrich. Unfortunately, unresolved conflict tends to escalate. It never really disappears because it simmers just below the surface. Think of water...

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  Tags: Surface, Conflict Resolution, New York Times Co., Communication Skills, Career

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• Anne Armstrong, who died on July 30 at age 80, was a long-time Republican leader and adviser to presidents from Richard Nixon to George H. W. Bush

  Anne Armstrong, who died on July 30 at age 80, was a longtime Republican leader and adviser to presidents from Richard Nixon to George H. W. Bush. She attained her greatest public prominence in 1976, when Gerald Ford named her ambassador to Great Britain. Though she served in that role...

  Articles 2008-09-01

• Some years ago we quipped that if a tornado were ever to pass through Manhattan, the New York Times headline on the story would include: "Blacks and Hispanics Hardest Hit."

  Some years ago we quipped that if a tornado were ever to pass through Manhattan, the New York Times headline on the story would include: "Blacks and Hispanics Hardest Hit." Well, well, life imitates art. Here is Rep. James Clyburn (D., S.C.) to tell us that "African-Americans are disproportionately impacted...

  Articles 2008-09-01

• Question: what's the difference between MoveOn.org and a mob protection racket?

  Question: What's the difference between MoveOn.org and a mob protection racket? Answer: not much. At least that's the way it looks after a former top MoveOn official, a man named Tom Matzzie, announced that he is forming a new group, Accountable America, to threaten big Republican political donors. The New...

  Articles 2008-09-01

• What began as a trivial and unedifying sally in the presidential campaign became something more

  What began as a trivial and unedifying sally in the presidential campaign became something more. John McCain ran an ad comparing Barack Obama to Paris Hilton and Britney Spears, suggesting that he too had more fame than merit. Some of Obama's supporters, notably Bob Herbert of the New York Times,...

  Articles 2008-09-01

• Ex-Soviet spy who defected dies at 81

  WASHINGTON -- Yuri Nosenko, a former Soviet agent who was at the center of some of the most dramatic espionage episodes of the Cold War, died on Saturday under an assumed name, somewhere in the southern United States, a senior American intelligence official said on Wednesday. He was 81. ...

  Articles 2008-08-28

• U.S. will hand security in Anbar over to Iraqis

  BAGHDAD -- The American military will hand over responsibility for the security of Anbar province, once a stronghold of the Sunni insurgency and one of the most violent regions in Iraq, to the Iraqi government as early as Monday, Iraqi and American officials said on Wednesday. The...

  Articles 2008-08-28

• US newspapers face sharp drop in advertising sales

  Advertising saleS are slumping across the US newspaper industry, as it faces a double whammy of a weakening economy and a switch in spending to alternative media. Figures from one of the nat-ion's most recognisable newspaper brands, The New York Times, showed advertising revenue fell 15.3 per...

  Articles 2008-08-27

• Three US soldiers killed Iraqi prisoners for vengeance: report

  WASHINGTON AFP — US soldiers shot and killed four Iraqi prisoners execution-style last year to avenge the deaths of two army comrades, according testimony cited Wednesday by the New York Times. The sworn statements came from two of three soldiers involved in the alleged 2007 incident, according to...

  Articles 2008-08-27

• New York Times Best-Seller Jason Peter's Hero of the Underground Gives Us a Portrait of a Red-Blooded Jock Who Becomes a Monster Dope Fiend…

  LINCOLN, Neb. -- EXCERPT FROM BOOK: "When you swallow eighty Vicodin, twenty sleeping pills, drink a bottle of vodka, and still survive," writes Jason, "a certain sense of invulnerability stays with you. When you still wake up to see the same dirty sky over you as the night before, you...

  Articles 2008-08-26

• Debbie Macomber and MIRA Books Invite Readers to Enter to Win a Trip to Cedar Cove

  One Reader Will Win the Trip of a Lifetime As the Author's Fictional Town of Cedar Cove Comes to Life In Port Orchard, Washington in August 2009 NEW YORK, Aug. 26 /PRNewswire/ -- When New York Times bestselling author Debbie Macomber created the little town of Cedar...

  Articles 2008-08-26

• Bestselling Author R.A. Salvatore and Son, Geno, Tour for New Mirrorstone® Fantasy Series

  RENTON, Wash., Aug. 26 /PRNewswire/ -- R.A. Salvatore, author of 18 New York Times bestsellers, has been captivating fantasy readers with thrilling novels in The Legend of DrizztTM series for 20 years. Now, kids can enter the world of Drizzt with The Stowaway (Mirrorstone, September), by R.A. Salvatore and...

  Articles 2008-08-26

• The New York Times Company Reports July Revenues

  NEW YORK -- The New York Times Company announced today that in July total Company revenues from continuing operations decreased 10.1% compared with the same month a year ago. Advertising revenues decreased 16.2% and circulation revenues decreased 0.5%. All comparisons are for July 2008 to July 2007 unless...

  Articles 2008-08-26

• Lorillard Tobacco Company Issues Letter to the New York Times After Paper Refuses to Share it With Readers

  GREENSBORO, N.C., Aug. 26 /PRNewswire/ -- Lorillard Tobacco Company, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Lorillard, Inc. , today issued the following letter that the Company had sent to The New York Times in response to a recent editorial. The Times rejected the letter without a sufficient explanation, reinforcing...

  Articles 2008-08-26

• IS OBAMA SORT OF LIKE US?

  The headline over the Associated Press story on the first day of the Democrat convention sums up Obama's current political dilemma: "Obama's 'sort of like us.'" In Eau Claire, Wis., Obama laid out the theme for the convention in a late-summer barbecue for supporters: "I think...

  Articles 2008-08-26

• Acme United Corporation to Present at Singular Research "Best of the Uncovereds" Conference on September 4, 2008

  FAIRFIELD, Conn. -- Acme United Corporation (AMEX:ACU), an innovative supplier of cutting devices, measuring instruments, and safety products, will present at Singular's "Best of the Uncovereds" Conference. The conference is being held on September 4, 2008 at the Westin New York at Times Square, 27 West 43rd St....

  Articles 2008-08-26

• Metalico EVP to Appear at Next Generation Investor Conference

  Michael J. Drury, Executive Vice President ofMetalico, Inc. (AMEX: MEA), will present in one-to-one and small groupmeetings at the Next Generation Equity Research Small and Midcap InvestorConference in New York on September 9, 2008. Mr. Drury's presentation, at the Westin New York at Times Square, willinclude a corporate overview and...

  Articles 2008-08-26

• 'Spin Cycle' makes case for research vs. policy

  On Aug. 17, 2004, a New York Times front-page story featured the first national data on publicly funded, privately run charter schools. An analysis of Department of Education statistics by the American Federation of Teachers found that charter school students often do worse than similar students in regular public schools....

  Articles 2008-08-26