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What You Do Is Not (Necessarily) Who You Are
Among the niceties and travails of meeting people for the first time, there’s no more loaded question than “What do you do?” I would almost prefer to respond to “What is your favorite sexual…
What people most value about their career isn’t necessarily the work
Our experience of work is dominated by the people we work with.
Is More Always Better? Not Necessarily When It Comes to Healthcare
Health care professionals, patients, and allies across the nation are banding together to promote an understanding of what good medical care can and should be.
Breast-Fed Kids May Be Less Hyper, But Not Necessarily Smarter, Study Finds
Prior research points to an association between breast-feeding and higher intelligence, but a new study finds no causal link. The study does find that breast-fed kids are less hyperactive at age 3.
Why Complex Password Requirements Don't Necessarily Make You Safer
We already know that most users’ clever passwords aren’t protecting them from hackers. It turns out that the complex password requirements most sites ask you for aren’t doing as much to help either.
Why Condoms Don't Necessarily Help Teen Girls Avoid Pregnancy
According to a new study, distribution in schools can actually increase fertility rates. Can alternative policies be more effective?
Big Raises For Many Home Care Workers Won’t Necessarily Help Senior Citizens
A $15 minimum wage will almost double what many home care workers are paid but won’t solve other problems.
Exercise to Lose Weight? Not Necessarily!!!
Using exercise to lose or maintain weight is one of the LEAST important reasons to exercise. Actually it's borderline dangerous if done recklessly.
Is Your Will The Final Word? Not Necessarily
A will may say to divide an estate equally among three children. But if a particular account is titled to pass to just one, only that beneficiary will get the account. Your Last Will and Testament is the legal document to put your wishes in writing and get it all...
Are generic drugs safe? Not necessarily
Lax FDA inspections leave patients vulnerable, UConn pharmacists suggests
Is Democracy Necessarily Good?
A new book asks hard questions about the democratic ideal, and the reality.
When Equal Isn’t Necessarily Fair
Equality is a noble concept and one many people turn to when deciding how to divide up their estate.
Mistakes that don't (necessarily) kill startups
No one expects to become a statistic. But the sobering statistic is everywhere:<br>90% of startups fail.<br>Almost every entrepreneur launches their business with a potent mix of hope and exhilaration.<br>They have big dreams.<br>They see freedom — and maybe a magazine cover or two.<br>According to CBInsigh...
TV's Effect on Millennials? Not Necessarily Minimal
Millennials may not watch as much TV as previous generations, but their engagement with the TV content they do watch may actually be deeper than other groups.
Negative Wife, Negative Life? Not Necessarily!
Here’s the hard truth: if you want to improve your marriage, you cannot depend on your spouse to change. To break the cycle you’ll have to try the same no-negativity approach with her that you wish she had with you.
Confession Does Not Necessarily Eradicate Consequences
Podcast Show Notes Does true repentance nullify all of the consequences for our sin? God promises to deal mercifully with
Natural doesn’t necessarily mean safe
Natural doesn’t necessarily mean safe or without side effects especially when it comes to young children. There are increased reports of toxic exposures to kids from essential oils derived from plants used in many natural remedies and homeopathy. Because young children often like to put th
Things That Are Not (Necessarily) In Conflict · The Sales Blog
The idea that one should “stop selling” and “start helping their clients produce better results” is to pretend that the first conflicts with the second the truth is that the first is one way to describe the second. A directive that suggests that one should “stop pitching” and focus on serving the buyer is to …
Think “Bio-identical” is Better? Not Necessarily.
Compounded “bio-identical” hormones are not better or safer, according to physicians and leading health organizations. By Maryann Hammers Hot flashes, night sweats, mood swings — oh my! Increasingly, women going through perimenopause or menopause are drawn to compounded “bio-identical hormones” for relief. Bio-identical hormones are identical in molecular structure to the hormones women make in …
