Monday, March 19, 2012

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March Madness at work: We don't need no stinkin' brackets

There are three things that annoy me about March Madness:

Remarkable Woman: Dorene Wiese Remarkable Woman: Dorene Wiese

Dorene Wiese isn't afraid of going against tradition — even though tradition means everything to her.

A look at Twitter lists A look at Twitter lists

How Twitter's grouping feature can help make the Twittersphere more manageable

Women debate whether glass ceiling still exists Women debate whether glass ceiling still exists

Mary Barra made history last year when she became the first woman to lead the development of new cars and trucks at General Motors, the world's largest automaker.

Five tips for staying out of the Friend Zone Five tips for staying out of the Friend Zone

If your relationships constantly sway toward the platonic rather than the romantic, then, sorry to say it, but it's probably because of something you're doing.

Are you a bad listener? Are you a bad listener?

Listening is an art – and an invaluable tool. Are you listening as well as you could be? Some tips.

Fresh ways to wear coral lipstick this spring Fresh ways to wear coral lipstick this spring

Spring clothing is all about juicy, neon color, and punctuating the look with a pop of coral lipstick seems to be the way fashion-conscious girls are balancing their brights.

Key to a happy marriage? More listening, less talking Key to a happy marriage? More listening, less talking

Harriet Lerner, author of Marriage Rules, explains why listening is key to a successful and long-term relationship.

When Fido needs professional help When Fido needs professional help

Does your pooch need more training than you can provide? How to choose the right animal professional

Don't bogart the eponyms Don't bogart the eponyms

A quixotic look at words based on names

Subbing fish for chicken in a curry Subbing fish for chicken in a curry

What's the best fish to use? Chef John Besh gives the answer.


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