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(5:31:35 AM) Weak Economy Leads Couples to Commit Financial Infidelity and Lie About Spending – Bonnie Eaker Weil, PhD, relationship therapist and author of Financial Infidelity warns couples that lying about spending leads to other relationship betrayals. "In these difficult economic times, financial resources become more scarce, and the impulse to spend and lie about it increases. When a cycle of financial betrayals becomes entrenched, it is often just a matter of time before other areas ... (This story continues here)
(4:51:12 AM) To Confront or Not Confront The Mistress – Relationship Therapist and Adultery Expert Dr. Bonnie Eaker Weil, PhD, author of Adultery The Forgivable Sin offers guidelines on when and how to confront a partner's lover. Using Maria Shriver as an example of how a civilized confrontation can aid in healing for all parties, Dr. Bonnie reveals the reasons for confronting, and the potential dangers.New York, NY (PRWEB) June 19, 2011 Dr. ... (This story continues here)
(5:03:13 AM) Golden Era Productions Earns Indie Fest Award of Merit for The Problems of Work Movie on DVD – The Problems of Work, a 66-minute filmed presentation of L. Ron Hubbard’s book of the same title, has been awarded for exceptional achievement in craft and creativity in the category of educational and instructional films.Los Angeles, CA (PRWEB) June 13, 2011 The Problems of Work movie was honored Wednesday, June 1, with an Indie Fest Award of Merit for educational and instructional films. The ... (This story continues here)
(5:00:52 AM) The Zacks Analyst Blog Highlights: Berkshire Hathaway, Citigroup, Leucadia National, Apple and Amazon.com – The Zacks Analyst Blog Highlights: Berkshire Hathaway, Citigroup, Leucadia National, Apple and Amazon.com (This story continues here)
(5:02:31 AM) Hill & Knowlton appoints Tim McPhail to head public affairs; Cook confirmed as MD – PR agency Hill & Knowlton has promoted senior advisor Tim McPhail to lead its public affairs division while Sue Cook has been confirmed as managing director. McPhail, who joined Hill and Knowlton in late 2010, will report directly to Cook who became acting MD after Marcus Warner departed in March after only eight months in [...] (This story continues here)
(5:51:04 AM) The Zacks Analyst Blog Highlights: Netflix, Amazon.com, Apple, Google and Coinstar – The Zacks Analyst Blog Highlights: Netflix, Amazon.com, Apple, Google and Coinstar (This story continues here)
(4:56:00 AM) Only positive comments allowed at ‘no wankers please’ ideas-sharing club – A former agency staffer is launching an ideas-sharing lunch club and online community at which only allow positive comments will be allowed. The Commercial Ideas Network will be a “safe haven” from the “bitter few” who make critical comments about the work of others, said founder Anne Miles. Miles will moderate the comments on her [...] (This story continues here)
(5:11:02 AM) Nova claims media first with credit card tapping technology – In what the radio network claims to be a media first for Australia, Nova FM has used near-field communication technology in the latest installment of its ‘Live Life Nova’ campaign. By tapping their mobile phones against a Nova billboard, the technology – which is increasingly being used by credit card firms – will enable people [...] (This story continues here)
(5:01:17 AM) FremantleMedia takes ‘Qantas-Jet Star’ approach to TV programming with new venture – FremantleMedia Australia is hatching a plan to launch a low-cost programming arms. The “imminent” new venture, which uses the Qantas-Jet Star model for TV production, does not have a name or a person in place to run it yet. According to a Fremantle source, the company’s London office is going through the approval process for the [...] (This story continues here)
(4:57:06 AM) Union ad celebrates great moments of denial – Trade Union CFMEU has joined the carbon tax debate with a campaign celebrating great moments of denial in history. The ad – created by former Chaser Charles Firth – include Roman soldiers insisting nothing more would be heard of Jesus, priests refusing to accept the world is flat and aborigines convinced that the First Fleet [...] (This story continues here)
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