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Showing Gratitude at the Office? No, Thanks0
- Financial & Workplace Well-Being
- November 28, 2012
Of all the places where people express gratitude, the workplace is dead last, according to a survey conducted this year by the John Templeton Foundation, a nonprofit organization that sponsors research on gratitude and other topics. One reason for the lack of gratitude in the workplace is a widespread assumption among managers that setting tough goals
READ MOREThe benefits of gratitude0
- Lifestyle & Relationships
- November 21, 2012
With science supporting the idea that being grateful is good for us, three personal stories illustrate the importance of the gift. Chicago Tribune, 11/17/2012
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Gupta: Let’s End the Prescription Drug Death Epidemic0
- Health & Healing
- November 21, 2012
It's the biggest man-made epidemic in the United States: accidental death from prescription drug overdoses. A person dies every 19 minutes, on average, from an accidental prescription drug overdose. This is a problem that affects celebrities, returning veterans, and everyday people who get caught up in taking pain pills and other prescription drugs and eventually become
READ MORE10 Germiest Places in a Restaurant (Hint: Bathroom Isn’t No. 1)0
- Environmental Well-Being
- November 20, 2012
ABC News Consumer Correspondent Elisabeth Leamy went undercover at 10 restaurants in three states and took swab samples from 10 surfaces at each restaurant. Then the New York University Microbiology Department lab tested the samples. After reading these results, you may never feel the same about handling a restaurant menu. It turns out, sometimes the spotless-looking surfaces
READ MOREHow Dutch innovations could prevent Sandy-type flooding in New York0
- Green Initiatives
- November 20, 2012
New York City architects and officials have been trying to find ways to protect the city from another storm of Sandy’s magnitude, and turning to the Dutch might provide a critical answer. New York Daily News, 11/15/2012
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