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Teenagers are impressed by flashy cars, speed & drivers who appear to own the road. Parents prone to road rage set a dangerous example for impressionable young motorists.

Every day millions of Americans are victims and instigators of angry or threatening confrontations while driving. How you can steer clear of these dead-end situations.

Road rage is scary. Motorists may feel unsafe in their own vehicle and worry about what may happen next. But some simple techniques can help drivers deal with this.

Aggressive driving has ethical implications.

Turn annoying rush hour traffic into an opportunity to relax and unwind with a meditation to bless other drivers.

Five easy ways to nurture the Christmas spirit, even when life is chaotic. All of these are easily within your control, and most can be done throughout the day.

In a hectic, fast-paced life, these people often become so self-absorbed that they are inconsiderate of others. How can people be compassionate instead of rude?

A "Stolen Wages" bumper sticker can endanger your life in Australia. The government stole 500 million in Aboriginal wages, and the public is angry. At whom? The victims!

Fans will be delighted to discover this four-part set featuring short stories derived from Ruth Rendell's most popular works as well as three Inspector Wexord mysteries.

Before putting a teenager on the road, parents need to consider developmental readiness, social functioning and ecological awareness.

An acorn becomes a tool for personal growth in a simple guided meditation for fall.

Riding motorcycles can be a lot of fun, but it can be dangerous as well. Preparing yourself for some of the dangers is a great way to help prevent them from happening.

Getting car insurance for women can save a lot of money. Men are not excluded, they can be a named driver on a woman's car insurance policy.

When the mind feels stressed and clogged with thoughts, the effects on the body can be adverse. Taking time out to do nothing can have wondrous health benefits.

Coronary heart disease is the leading cause of death in North America and is defined by the narrowing of the blood vessels that carry oxygen and nutrients to the heart.

Developing a company culture which embraces common courtesy is important to creating a positive work environment. Here are the seven steps to building RESPECT at work.

Deborah Kerr, nicknamed "The English Rose" died in October 2007. She leaves a magnificent contribution to English, European and American film and theatre history.

Thanksgiving deals & tips for shopping the big box stores on Black Friday. Shop for cheap new laptops, Guitar Hero and a new Game Boy. Get in line for extreme shopping!

The holidays are busy times, and traffic can be crazy. Here are a few tips to help you navigate safely through the holiday rush.

Many people have the impression that weight loss can't be achieved at the office. But employing a few simple techniques will help shed pounds and keep you healthy.

The Flyers took the first plunge into the 2009 free agent pool, and went to the deepest depths of the water to sign Ray Emery.

Tired of blog wars and nasty "rate my professor" sites? Here's a satirical look at a future website designed to humiliate people in an organized manner.

When a motorcyclist leaves home, he knows that dangers lie ahead. Careful riders can employ many motorcycle safety techniques to keep himself intact and have a fine ride.

There seems to be no end to the brutalizing of brown and black men by New York City police. But it's not all one man's fault.

A parent who wants his teen to become a good driver has to start setting a good example when the child is very young. He has to take an active role in defensive driving.

In the cold Northern climates winter demands more skills and preparation to make driving over ice and snow a safe activity.

Extreme highs, crippling lows, banishment from the league to being part of a Stanley Cup contender - Can Ray Emery prove his worth in the NHL again?

Southern British Columbia is unique to any other region in the province. Before planning a road trip, a safe ride requires vehicle preparation.

Survive the Drive! by Dr. Roadmap is the book that tells you how to beat freeway traffic in Southern California, with freeway alternate routes throughout Los Angeles.

The world can be a better place because you were a part of it.

Lee Romanov's Car Carma book proposes that characteristics of specific astrological signs explain why some drivers have the least accidents and get the fewest tickets.

David Moody's haunting portrayal of Britain ripping itself apart through inexplicable, murderous violence is like an infection - unsettling and hard to shake.

Drinking a cup of hot tea can be both nourishing and relaxing with an easy guided meditation.

Staying on track this Christmas is the key to saving money, reducing stress and picking up some good bargains. Let a checklist help you.

If Marge Simpson knew about assertiveness training for women, her life would be more fulfilling, adventurous and exciting. Here's how to be more assertive in your life.

The average adult has 300 negative thoughts a day, about one every 2 ½ minutes, according to the Midwest Center for Stress Control.

Uninspired, cliche ridden film for adrenaline hungry teenagers misses the mark and then some.

Intermittent explosive disorder exceeds routine anger. Characterized by violent rages and destruction of property, persons with IED can cause self-injury and harm others.

In people's hectic, fast-paced lives today, they often become so self-absorbed that they are inconsiderate of others. What are things people can do instead of being rude?