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Dog and Pony: The Best of None of Your Business

The None of Your Business portion in recent interviews has sparked some interesting conversations. Here are just a few.

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Videos 2008-04-14

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Applying for your own job: a preliminary study

This study undertook a small preliminary investigation of the contemporary employment practice of 'applying for your own job'. There has not yet been a specific study into the effect upon individuals and organisations of the practice of existing employees being required to apply for the same or...

Articles 2008-09-22

Run away!

[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] As strange and as silly as it might sound my very first impulse upon looking at the ruined Colt was to run; run to nowhere in particular but just to leave that spot. My second instinct was to pack up my gear and quit shooting. I...

Articles 2008-09-01

It's a blast

Your Web site "Web Blast" features where you show video and more pictures and text from articles is a great idea. I subscribe to over a dozen gun mags, GUNS and American Handgunner are without reservation the best, bar none. And for what it's worth: John Connor is always my...

Articles 2008-09-01

Production feats: American manufacturing did wonders during WWII

Most likely the world will never see firearms manufacturing feats to equal those of the United States during World War II. The American military entered the conflict in December 1941 desperately short of all sorts of weaponry and ended the war in September 1945 with the best-equipped armed forces on...

Articles 2008-09-01

Manny Ramirez: best right-handed batter of his generation he has hit for power and average during his 16 years in the majors, ranking him as one of the game's top run producers of all time

WE KNOW ALL ABOUT THE dreadlocks and the baggy pants. About the carefree attitude and the fielding adventures. And the "Manny being Manny" moments, leaving $10,000 in his car's glove compartment, disappearing behind the Green Monster wall during pitching changes and high-riving a fan in the middle of...

Articles 2008-09-01

Stop a silent killer: every year, Ovarian Cancer takes the lives of 15,000 women

Because there aren't any telltale symptoms, most cases aren't detected until they're at an advanced stage, making prevention all the more essential. Here, three things you can do to reduce your risk. 1 GET YOUR GREENS A Harvard study found that women who consumed at least 10 milligrams...

Articles 2008-09-01

TuringSMI Appoints Daryle Burt as Director of Strategic Business Unit for Business Service Management

Turing SMI Group Ltd., a certified globalleader in Business Service Management BSM solutions, has announced todaythe appointment of Daryle Burt as director of TuringSMI's StrategicBusiness Unit SBU for Business Service Management BSM. Burt will beresponsible for working closely with the Strategic Business Unit for BSMand will directly manage and oversee...

Articles 2008-08-18

Rubbermaid® Champions Tailgating Season with DuraChill™

Multi-Day, Large Capacity Cooler Keeps Contents Cold for Five Days HUNTERSVILLE, N.C. -- Starting Aug. 28, millions of fans will converge at college and National Football League venues around the country with dreams of a championship season and designs for the perfect tailgate. A variety of components contribute...

Articles 2008-08-18

SheKnows Exclusive Interview with Rory Kennedy - Daughter of Robert Kennedy Discusses Her Latest Documentary on Legendary White House Reporter Helen Thomas, Airing Mon. August 18 on HBO

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 15 /PRNewswire/ -- SheKnows.com (http://www.sheknows.com/), one of the fastest growing online destinations for women, speaks with Robert F. Kennedy daughter, Rory Kennedy, in an exclusive interview discussing her latest documentary, Thank You Mr. President, on White House mainstay Helen Thomas, which will air Mon., August 18...

Articles 2008-08-15

JON MILLER

Boffin presenter of 'How' A WHOLE generation of children grew up with the television programme How, a lightweight mix of educational facts and fun, and none is likely to forget the smoke, flashes and bangs that often ended experiments demonstrated by its resident boffin, Jon Miller....

Articles 2008-08-07

Many brave the rapids in Cataract Canyon

MOAB--It's always calm before the fury -- on a river, that is ... flat water before the rapids. Rivers are made that way for river runners. Anticipation is always part of a whitewater trip, thus the calm. The actual running of the rapids is the unknown, the...

Articles 2008-08-07

Health Coaching in Primary Care: Persuading Physicians to Prescribe Behavior Change and Self-Efficacy Is Out Now

DUBLIN, Ireland -- Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/2b617d/health_coaching_in) has announced the addition of the "Health Coaching in Primary Care: Persuading Physicians to Prescribe Behavior Change and Self-Efficacy" report to their offering. Relationships are important in healthcare -- perhaps none more so than the physician-patient bond. Until now, these encounters...

Articles 2008-08-06

ACAM Celebrates 35th Anniversary with Suzanne Somers in Las Vegas

LAGUNA HILLS, Calif. -- ACAM, the American College for Advancement in Medicine is pleased to announce that it will be celebrating its 35th anniversary as the "voice of integrative medicine[TM]" on October 17, 2008 in Las Vegas. ACAM's anniversary party will be held at the Rio All-Suite Hotel and will...

Articles 2008-08-06

Behavioral approaches overlooked in AIDS fight

MEXICO CITY -- While the world awaits findings from new AIDS prevention trials, millions of people are becoming infected because governments are overlooking studies showing that behavior modification works, AIDS experts said Tuesday. Among the behavior modifications the experts cited: promoting safer sex through delayed intercourse and...

Articles 2008-08-06

Ute Camp Central

First down: The Utes held split sessions for the second consecutive day -- rotating players between the practice field and weight room. They'll add shoulder pads today while working through the NCAA's acclimatization period. Head-turner: New wide receiver David Reed performed well enough for Whittingham to predict...

Articles 2008-08-06

Theatre

PORNOGRAPHY Traverse Theatre *** Hot on the heels of his Harper Regan at the National, Simon Stephens's Pornography has teased expectations ahead of its UK premiere in Edinburgh. Seven unrelated stories are interwoven while we wait in that strange hinterland between the euphoria Londoners initially felt...

Articles 2008-08-06

Prison-bus killing suit returns to Baltimore City Circuit Court

A $51 million lawsuit against the state over the killing of Philip E. Parker Jr., the inmate strangled to death on a prison bus in 2005, has been sent back to Baltimore City Circuit Court -- right where the plaintiffs filed it in May 2006. A judge...

Articles 2008-08-06

Favre keeps low profile in Packers return

GREEN BAY, Wis. -- There was no parade, no motorcade, and no photo opportunity -- hardly the way you'd expect Brett Favre to return to the Green Bay Packers after spending most of the past month as the league's longest-running daytime drama. If Favre did report to...

Articles 2008-08-05

Political journey

LEADING ARTICLE Those presentational geniuses of Downing Street have come up with another fabulous wheeze to improve the image of the Prime Minister: take the Cabinet on the road. The first top-level ministerial meeting after the summer holidays will be in the West Midlands. One presumes...

Articles 2008-08-05