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Style secrets.(Advertisement)
September 1, 2005... What's the secret to creating salon styles? TRESemme is an all-around winner for beautiful, shiny, salon-healthy hair. You get salon quality ingredients and professional performance without spending a fortune.
New TRESemme Instant Heat...
Dangerous drivers.(LETTERS)(Letter to the Editor)
September 1, 2005... I just finished reading "The Young and the Reckless" (July). The three students from Perry High School who died in the underage driving accidents were all good friends of mine. I hope many teens see this article so that when they are in similar...
A survivor's story.(LETTERS)(Letter to the Editor)
September 1, 2005... I appreciate the June article "Ovarian Cancer: New Ways to Find It in Time." I am a three-year ovarian cancer survivor and also a nurse. I initially thought my symptoms were caused by either menopause or indigestion. Women need to be aware of...
A new wardrobe.(LETTERS)(Letter to the Editor)
September 1, 2005... In April, we profiled Reba McEntire and offered readers a chance to win one of fifteen $599 gift cards for Reba's new line of skirts, tops, and pants available at Dillard's department stores. Maralyn Joseph (left, in her new duds) of Saint...
Stolen memories.(LETTERS)(Letter to the Editor)
September 1, 2005... In our June issue, Liam Callanan wrote movingly about his stillborn daughter, Lucy ("Loving Lucy"). The story brought an outpouring of sympathetic responses from readers, some of whom shared their own experiences. Sue Wallace of Wildwood,...
Swindled.(LETTERS)(Letter to the Editor)
September 1, 2005... Thank you for your article about Nora Donoher ("Sweet Revenge," June). Twenty-five years ago, I, too, was conned and decided to take matters into my own hands. I had to get this man's car repossessed and take on a second job to make up for the...
Goldie gets it right.(LETTERS)(Letter to the Editor)
September 1, 2005... The June excerpt from Goldie Hawn's new book, A Lotus Grows in the Mud, was great and very helpful--especially her insightful, honest depiction of her relationship with her daughter, Kate. At last, I've reached an understanding about missing my...
September: idea of the month.(MAKE A CASE FOR FINE WINE)(Brief Article)
September 1, 2005... Though wine bottles fit perfectly in its slots, this wooden cubby was originally designed for sorting mail. A flea market find, the case has simple graphic appeal and provides plenty of room--whether you want to show off Cabernets or decorative...
Seaside centerpiece.(SHELL SEEKERS)(Brief Article)
September 1, 2005... Turn sand dollars and other treasures you've collected at the beach into a pretty table topper. Just arrange them on a tiered silver serving tray. Here, a trio of antique urns and a decorative floor grating finish the whitewashed look. Use the...
Sewing tricks that save time.(Good ideas)(Brief Article)
September 1, 2005... * THREAD ZONE Struggling to get fine thread through a needle's eye? Give the end of the strand a quick spritz with hairspray, and it will slide right through.
* FABRIC SOFTENER Having trouble pushing your needle through a thick, stiff...
Shake up a basic bouquet.(Good ideas)(Brief Article)
September 1, 2005... When you put flowers into an ordinary vase, you often need something to hold them in place--a "frog" or floral foam. Or, use an old sugar or flour shaker like the one at right, and holes to secure each stem will already be in place. Just poke...
Scissors storage.(CUTTING EDGE)(Brief Article)
September 1, 2005... Can't find your favorite pair when you need it? You won't have to silt through a junk drawer in search of scissors if you hang yours on a magnetic knife strip. To pretty up the organizing system, tie pieces of ribbon onto the handles of the...
Recipe for a healing lip balm.(Good ideas)
September 1, 2005... Once the weather gets cooler, you'll need to stock up on lip balm. Why not make your own now? This easy recipe from Pure Skin Organic Beauty Basics by Barbara Close combines beeswax and honey to prevent chapping and irritation.
1/2 ounce...
Baby gift bonus.(Good ideas)(Brief Article)
September 1, 2005... To add a special touch to your next shower gift, try wrapping it in a burp cloth instead of paper. The soft cover looks cute, and the new room will appreciate the practical present.
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How do you fix a squeaky bed? It's an antique with a mattress and box spring.(Good advice: HELOISE TO THE RESCUE)(Brief Article)(Column)
September 1, 2005... Q How do you fix a squeaky bed? It's an antique with a mattress and box spring.
--Linda Citynski, Killbride, Ontario
First, check the frame for loose fittings that may need to be tightened or reglued. If the frame is metal, apply a...
Stuff you never expected to clean.(Good advice: HELOISE TO THE RESCUE)(Brief Article)(Column)
September 1, 2005... 1. CANDLE SOOT
"A candle in the bathroom left soot on the wall--what's the best way to remove the mark?" writes Trupti Patel of Chicago. First, vacuum the wall with an upholstery attachment to remove as much soot as possible. Add several...
Time for your annual furnace checkup.(Good advice: HELOISE TO THE RESCUE)(Brief Article)(Column)
September 1, 2005... With cooler weather coming, it's wise to make sure your heating system is in peak operating condition.
1. If you use gas or oil heat, call a professional (your fuel supplier can recommend someone) to clean the furnace, inspect the flue,...
Get that gleam back: Love your wooden furniture? Our GH Institute pro explains how to treat it right.(Good advice)
September 1, 2005... Finishes
The first thing you need to know: Most wooden furniture comes treated in one of these three ways.
* Clear lacquer
The most popular finish, it shows off the beauty of the wood's grain, offers good protection against...
Pop quiz.(Good advice: PEGGY POST ON MODERN MANNERS)(parent-teacher relations)(Brief Article)(Column)
September 1, 2005... You read your son's history essay, and it seemed like A+ work. But he got a C- on it! What do you do?
a. Go to the principal. There must be some issue between the teacher and your son. It's worth getting a third opinion.
b. Schedule a...
Pet peeve.(Good advice: PEGGY POST ON MODERN MANNERS)(getting a colleague to stop eavesdropping)(Brief Article)(Column)
September 1, 2005... "The person who works in the cube next to mine listens to my conversations and often chimes in. How do I get her to mind her own business?"
The unavoidable problem of working in a cubicle: Those around you can hear your every word. But...
So what would you do?(Good advice: PEGGY POST ON MODERN MANNERS)(dealing with found objects)(Brief Article)(Column)
September 1, 2005... You spot a $20 bill on the floor at a store and pick it up. Moments later, someone walks over and tells you it's hers. Do you give it to her?
SHE SAYS:
"The majority of people are honest, so I'd trust my instinct and believe her."
...
You asked, Peggy answers.(Good advice: PEGGY POST ON MODERN MANNERS)(repaying thoughtful neighbors?)(Brief Article)(Column)
September 1, 2005... Q: My neighbor bought a leaf blower and has been using it to clean up our yard too. It's nice of him, but I feel a bit guilty. The next Time we mow our lawn, should we offer to do his?
A? Aren't you lucky to have such a thoughtful neighbor!...
Quickie decorating: start with four basic pieces ... dress them up with a dash of personality, and you will get three very different rooms. Turn the page for designers secrets, pillow picks, more!(Good house)
September 1, 2005... Make it your own
CONTEMPORARY
For a look that's "right now," liven up the four basic pieces with eye-popping color, clean lines, and shapely accents
1 Pick a paint with punch. Because our furniture basics are quiet neutrals, we...
The power of pillows: to freshen up furniture, just add these soft accessories.(Good house)(Brief Article)(Buyers Guide)
September 1, 2005... 1. QUILTED PLEASURE: Country florals from the Chandler Collection; $62. 2. RICH STRIPES: Ribbons for a feminine touch; $16.99, at HomeGoods. 3. CLIMBING VINES: Crewelwork from Pine Cone Hill; $68. 4. FLOWER POWER: A retro look from Pier 1...
Designers' secret sources: ten top decorators share their favorite low-cost catalog picks.(Good house)(Buyers Guide)
September 1, 2005... 1. ROYAL BEDDING
Designer Bunny Williams believes "you can find things that are visually appealing and of good quality at any price point." She turns to Anthropologie for exotic bedspreads, like the one at left ($148), and for table linens...
Looks you'll love--for less.(Good deals)(Brief Article)(Buyers Guide)
September 1, 2005... FLORAL FLOURISH
Payless tweed bag, $14.99
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H&M scarf, $7.90
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Payless shoes, $19.99
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THE BROWN JEWELS
Old Navy bag, $16.50
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Beautiful bright ideas: want to look pretty, find bargains, and just have a little fun? Well, we've got all the beauty best, from fabulous finds to surprising secrets and lots of "bet you didn't know....(Good looks)
September 1, 2005... Compact you're most likely to reuse
Even when the makeup is gone, you won't want to toss these containers of blush from Luscious Cosmetics. The flower photos on the lids (shown) were snapped by the company founder's hubby--and they make...
Heart health: how to up your odds.(Good health)(Brief Article)
September 1, 2005... Several years ago, the Cardiovascular Center at the University of Michigan developed a program to improve post-heart-attack care for patients. The good news: Survival rates went up. The bad news: Survival rates improved more for men than for...
Snacking under stress.(Good health)(Brief Article)
September 1, 2005... When the going gets tough, the tough start munching. As if that weren't bad enough, researchers from Pennsylvania State University have now found that some women keep eating even after the pressure is off. And the foods they're most likely to...
"Did I inherit my mother's arthritis?".(DIAGNOSIS)(Brief Article)
September 1, 2005... Symptom Pauline, a new mom in her 30s, was worried about the pain at the base of her thumb, where it met her wrist. Her mother had developed arthritis at a young age, and Pauline was concerned that she might have the condition too.
Exam...
The knee bone's connected to the ... birth control pill?(Good health)(Brief Article)
September 1, 2005... Women who take oral contraceptives may be protecting themselves from knee injuries. The possible link? The estrogen and progesterone in the Pill stabilize ligaments, making them taut but not too tight, according to researchers from McGill...
Do cell phones cause cancer?(CONTROVERSY)
September 1, 2005... Officially, the jury is still out, but so far, the evidence is far more reassuring than alarming. Two large studies have found that even people who've regularly used cell phones for more than ten years are no more likely to develop a brain...
A little Sinatra with your surgery ...(Good health)(patients who listen to music require less sedation)(Brief Article)
September 1, 2005... Patients who were allowed to listen to their favorite music during an operation required less sedation, according to a recent study at the Yale University School of Medicine.
When smoke (or dust) gets in your eye.(Good health)(Brief Article)
September 1, 2005... What you shouldn't do: Rub your eye. You might scratch the surface, cautions Jack Prince, O.D., an optometrist at the Wilmer Eye Institute at Johns Hopkins in Baltimore. Blinking may wash the object out. Or, if you're at home, lean over a sink,...
Trouble sleeping? The latest on what really helps--whether you can't drop off or you wake up in the night.(Good health)
September 1, 2005... it's 3:00 A.M. in Madison, Connecticut, and Nancy Hall is wide awake--even though she dozed off over a book three hours earlier. Now her mind is racing. That mole is cancer, she thinks to herself in her anxiety. The kids are going to flunk out...
Bedside manners: does your doctor treat you right? Dr. Nancy Snyderman tells how to get the respect you deserve ... and what you must do in return.(Good health)
September 1, 2005... a couple of years ago, after finishing a lecture in Ohio, 1 noticed two very well-dressed women waiting to see me. They turned out to be mother and daughter. The younger woman, in her late 50s, told me that her 80-year-old mom had recently had...
Curing Mr. right: it had taken me years to find the man of my dreams. Now I was going to do whatever it took to make him well.(Good health)
September 1, 2005... yes, I know women don't get prostate cancer. But when my fiance, Charlie, received the dreaded diagnosis in February 2003, it hit me just as hard as it hit him. We'd been together only a year--now I was scared that he'd die.
Our odyssey...
The new mortgage risk.(Money talk)(interest-only, adjustable rate loans)(Brief Article)
September 1, 2005... With home prices soaring, banks have come up with a new kind of mortgage, designed to keep your initial monthly payments low. But beware: Interest-only, adjustable rate loans can get you into trouble.
The upside: You'll pay no principal for...
Solve your rebate problems.(Money talk)(Brief Article)
September 1, 2005... These offers--on everything from computer printers to toaster ovens--sound great... until you actually try to claim one. The paperwork and red tape can be quite a hassle. Here's how to get the money that's rightfully yours.
* READ THE...
The health insurance that wasn't: Terri Orr thought she was protected ... but when her husband died, she was left with a broken heart and nearly $300,000 in bills. Could scammers be targeting you?(Money talk)
September 1, 2005... terri Orr and her husband, Pete, a former NASCAR competitor, had always dreamed of starting a school for race car drivers--and in the spring of 2001, they made it happen. There was just one snag: Most health insurance companies they talked to...
There's not a word for it but 'blessed': second in a series.(PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT)(2003 Jimmy Carter Work Project)(Brief Article)
September 1, 2005... AT THE DEDICATION OF HER NEW HOUSE, SEVEN-YEAR-OLD JAHYRIA'S EYES SPARKLED. SHE WAS SO EXCITED ABOUT HER NEW HOUSE, HER NEW ROOM, HER NEW YARD AND HER NICE NEW NEIGHBORHOOD.
Jahyria's house was built as part of the 2003 Jimmy Carter Work...
Bargaining for beginners: it's not just about used cars. How to get the best possible price on everything from shoes to washing machines.(Money talk)
September 1, 2005... Appliances, electronics, and furniture
Comparison shopping is key here. You want to get the store near you to match the low prices you can find at discounters or on the Internet.
BEST STRATEGY Salespeople at these stores can be tough...
Planet-friendly products: check out the new green gear--you'll be amazed.(the Best of Everything: TESTING FROM THE GOOD HOUSEKEEPING INSTITUTE)(Brief Article)(Product/Service Evaluation)
September 1, 2005... 1. Made with used yogurt cups, the Recycline Preserve Razor ($6.99 for four) left our testers' legs soft and stubble flee.
2. The Enviro-Log Firelog ($3.29), a five-pound block of cardboard boxes, delivers as much warmth as a traditional...
No more loud commercials.(the Best of Everything: TESTING FROM THE GOOD HOUSEKEEPING INSTITUTE)(Audiovox's Terk TV Volume Regulator )(Brief Article)(Product/Service Evaluation)
September 1, 2005... Tired of lunging for the remote every time those noisy, annoying ads come on? So are lots of other people--viewers adjust the volume on the tube as often as ten times an hour. To keep decibel levels in check, try Audiovox's Terk TV Volume...
Is your kennel careful? Not every doggy hotel is safe. How to pick a good one.(the Best of Everything: TESTING FROM THE GOOD HOUSEKEEPING INSTITUTE)
September 1, 2005... FIRST STOP Always visit the kennel you're considering before you drop off your pet for an extended stay, advises Betsy Brevitz, D.V.M., author of Hound Health Handbook.
DOG-FRIENDLY CAGES AND PENS There should be enough room for Fido to...
New cookware classics: saute, sizzle, and simmer with these better-than-ever stovetop sets.(the Best: BUYER'S GUIDE)(Buyers Guide)
September 1, 2005...
NEW COOKWARE CLASSICS
Saute, sizzle, and simmer with these better-than-ever stovetop sets
BRAND PRICE HOTTEST FEATURES
1. T-Fal Soho $99 for A thermal spot in the skillets turns
...
Rules for sleepovers.(Family time)(Brief Article)
September 1, 2005... Is your daughter hosting a slumber party? Don't count on getting much sleep... but do follow these basic rules for keeping everyone safe and happy.
* Set limits ahead of time. Let your daughter know what's acceptable before the party...
GH tested: best pack for back to school.(Family time)(Kelty Juniper )(Brief Article)(Product/Service Evaluation)
September 1, 2005... Looking for a backpack that will last no matter how much abuse it takes? The GH Institute evaluated 19 new models for strength, durability, and water resistance.
OUR FAVORITE: the Kelty Juniper (at left; $35, at www.kelty.com). This...
When dad isn't around.(Family time)(Raising Boys Without Men studies life outcomes for boys raised by single moms)(Brief Article)
September 1, 2005... Boys who grow up with devoted single rooms do just as well in life as boys from more conventional families. according to a new book in stores now. In Raising Boys Without Men. psychologist Peggy F. Drexler, Ph.D.. offers proof that boys don't...
Diary of a stepmom: when ABC correspondent Deborah Roberts met her future stepdaughter, it was hardly love at first sight--on either side. But over time, their relationship changed in unexpected ways.(Family)
September 1, 2005... One summer day, I padded around the kitchen preparing lunch as my daughter, Leila, then three and a half, pedaled around me on her tricycle. As usual, she was full of observations. "My friend Claire isn't very nice anymore," she reported. "She...
Dangerous "toys": the Good Housekeeping Institute found these products for sale in stores and on the Internet. Parents, watch out!(Family)
September 1, 2005... too hot to handle
What we tested VillaWare Mickey Mornin' Toaster, which plays a tune when the toast pops up, Hello Kitty Curling Iron, and Powerpuff Girls Hair Crimper
Where we found them Several housewares and appliance sites and the...
Getting personal: Joy Behar solves your problems.(no need to compete with stay-at-home mom)(Brief Article)(Column)
September 1, 2005... Q My nine-year-old daughter, Ellie, has a friend, Amy, whose mother is a stay-at-home mom. Ellie is constantly telling me how Amy's mom bakes cookies or makes doll dresses. It's as if Ellie likes Amy's mom more than she likes me! I work...
Snubbed buddy.(Getting personal: JOY BEHAR SOLVES YOUR PROBLEMS)(Brief Article)(Column)
September 1, 2005... I recently introduced my best friend, Lois, to some girlfriends I hang out with occasionally. Over the past few months, we've spent time together as a group. Now, one of these women is throwing a party, and she isn't inviting Lois. When I asked...
Joy to the world.(Getting personal: JOY BEHAR SOLVES YOUR PROBLEMS)(shopping for a new house)(Brief Article)
September 1, 2005... I KNOW THAT THE REAL ESTATE MARKET IS HOTTER THAN EVER, but I personally think shopping for a new house is like having a psychotic episode. What starts out as a casual thought--Wouldn't it be nice to have a bigger place?--turns into meetings...
Vanishing videotape.(Getting personal: JOY BEHAR SOLVES YOUR PROBLEMS)(Brief Article)(Column)
September 1, 2005... Months ago, I lent my wedding video to my friend Marissa so she could get some ideas for her own wedding. Well, her wedding has come and gone, and I still don't have my tape back! Every time I ask, she says she's "so busy" and suggests I pick...
Falling in love again after 40 ... ... is different (and more difficult). These women threw themselves back into the dating game and wrote their own happy endings.(Getting personal)
September 1, 2005... I didn't expect to be dating in my 40s. I suppose no one does. When my husband left me for another woman, I was heartbroken, and I couldn't even think about dating again. But a year later, after my tears had dried, I gamely decided to try to...
Buried treasure: for this Westerner, cemeteries are exciting places--filled with genealogies to chart and mysteries to solve.(Real lives)(Judy Wight Branson launched Gravestone Photo Project Web sites)(Biography)
September 1, 2005... judy Wight Branson usually has one finger on the shutter button of her camera--and one foot in a grave. Over the past six years, this 64-year-old retiree has taken pictures of more than 12,000 headstones. She's not morbid; she's just dedicated...
Help me, Rhonda! On her TV show, she helps women face huge challenges. What makes her qualified? The family tragedy that nearly destroyed her.(Real lives)(Rhonda Britten hosts "Starting Over")(Biography)
September 1, 2005... On Father's Day, 1975, 14-year-old Rhonda Britten was the only witness to a tragic crime: She watched her father pull a rifle from his car, fire two fatal blasts at her mother, then shoot himself in the head.
Britten would spend the next...
Gardening for dollars: it all started with a simple patch of land--but then each of these women used her green thumb to, make money.(Real lives)
September 1, 2005... The flower lady
LINDA CHAPMAN, 50
Spencer, Indiana
* Grows 130 varieties of flowers
* Sows three acres
* Works 40 to 60 hours per week
SEED OF INSPIRATION
Back in the late 1980s, Chapman, then the mother of two...
Wynonna's big change: after a rough year, the country star shares what she's learned about losing weight, spending money, and mending family feuds.(Wynonna Judd)
September 1, 2005... The waitress at Dotson's, a small home-cooking (liner just outside Nashville, can barely contain herself. Wynonna Judd, country star, has just asked for fried chicken, fried okra, collard greens, mashed potatoes, sweet potatoes, and corn...
Rescuing Jake: why was a little boy hanging around a vacation resort hundreds of miles from home? A curious tourist had a hunch-and set out to prove it.
September 1, 2005... San Pedro, Belize
Barb Quinlan and her fiance, Murray Kadel, arrived at the Coconuts Caribbean Hotel on January 24, 2004. The small resort was lovely, with each room open to the white sandy beach along the sea. Outside, the temperature was...
Close knit: combine coziness with color and delicious details, and you'll have a sweater ... only better!(Brief Article)(Buyers Guide)
September 1, 2005... Turtle time
This page, on her: Turtleneck with oversize cable, $88, by David Brooks. Cropped pants, $38, from Dockers. Boots, $184, from Farylrobin. On baby: Cardigan, $34, from OshKosh B'Gosh. Jeans, $5.99, from Cherokee. Opposite: Tweed...
When it's good to be a quitter: sometimes, the best way to move ahead in life is to admit you've had enough.
September 1, 2005... We've all been taught that perseverance is the key to success, that if we just try hard enough, we can make any dream come true. Just think of what we say to egg ourselves on: Don't be a quitter, never say die, never give up. But is it possible...
Turn rotisserie chicken ... into delicious dinners: dress up a store-bought bird with these fresh and flavorful ideas.(RECIPES)
September 1, 2005... Basics on the bird
Rotisserie chicken is a no-brainer for a no-fuss dinner. Here's the 411 on this simple-to-fix feast:
* Why buy rotisserie? The spit-roasting ensures even cooking and seals in moisture. As the chickens rotate, they...
In Susan's kitchen.(HOME COOKING)(pasta with ricotta and grape tomatoes)(Brief Article)
September 1, 2005... This month, we've expanded our Home Cooking section. We want to make this a place for you to visit each month to find tips, new tools and ingredients, and quick meal ideas. My weeknight dinners are simple--I use what's in my pantry and fridge....
Restaurant recipe request.(HOME COOKING)(cowboy beans)(Brief Article)
September 1, 2005... "These beans are so delicious, I'll drive miles out of my way just to eat them. What's the secret?"
Although Helen Diaz Tapiros lives in northern Mexico, she often travels to Arizona and makes a special stop at Pinnacle Peak Patio in...
The best plum cobbler.(HOME COOKING)
September 1, 2005...
Prep 25 minutes
Cook about 25 minutes
Makes 8 servings
filling
1/2 cup sugar
1/4 cup cold water
2 tablespoons
cornstarch
3 pounds ripe plums,
pitted and cut into
1-inch chunks
biscuits
1 1/2 cups...
Walk off weight in 4 weeks: want those stubborn pounds to finally take a hike? You've got to boost your calorie burn, says best-selling walking expert Mark Fenton--here's how.(FITNESS)
September 1, 2005... One of the biggest secrets of weight loss is also one of the simplest: A daily walk--done right--can really shift the scale in your favor. To get you off on the right foot, I've created a fool-proof-30-day walking plan that will help you drop...
Laughs.(your Goodhouse guide)(Brief Article)(Cartoon)
September 1, 2005... "We're looking for a baby-sitter who doesn't cry easily."
"I don't exercise. That's what I have a plastic surgeon for."
"And someone's hacked into my hard drive and dumped everything!"
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Alert: recalls.(RECALLS)(Illustration)
September 1, 2005... Are there unsafe products in your home? Check the list below. These items were recalled by manufacturers in cooperation with the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission. For more information, contact the companies at the numbers listed below,...
Runaway: it should have been a joyful weekend for Anne. But then the family dog disappears--and her son brings home an unexpected visitor.(Short Story)
September 1, 2005... It was Anne's idea to go to the cottage in Maine for a long weekend. Her grown children Sally and Mike had a list of excuses why they couldn't, shouldn't, but she persisted, reminding them that her birthday was on Saturday. Finally, they gave...
Meredith Vieira: the cohost of daytime TV's The View opens up about fighting back, feeling shy, and running wild.(burning question for ...)(Brief Article)(Interview)
September 1, 2005... Who is your hero?
"When I was growing up, my hero was always my dad, an old-fashioned country doctor. At one point in my career, I was fired on a Friday. My dad sat me down and said, 'Do you believe in yourself?. Because if you do,...