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What: IABC/Houston's own Mark Schumann, ABC, will introduce his and co-author Libby Sartain's hot-off-the-press book "Brand From the Inside: Eight Essentials to Emotionally Connect Your Employees to Your Business.

In a nutshell: Emotionally dead actor (Sam Shepard) journeys into his past to find where it all went wrong.

The emotionally neutral story described a boy's visit to a hospital and his observation of a surgical team performing a disaster drill.

Contributing 10 tracks to Gold, that album featured some of Nowell's most emotionally naked songwriting, including "Pool Shark" and "STP.

Based on responses from both partners about behavior and experiences during the past year, the researchers classified 54 men as engaging in one or more emotionally abusive behaviors, including intimidation and isolation of the wife from others; 47 husbands had been both emotionally and physically abusive (including shoving and hitting) at least once; 65 had not been abusive; and 13 were physically abusive only.

But, when questioned, most men believe they are emotionally prepared.

When it's over, that's when, emotionally, they'll let their guard down and probably actually cry.

Try to observ're feeling throughoutIt's not surprising that emotionally intelligent people are more successful in their chosen professions.

If so, then probably you feel more emotionally satisfied with him rather than romantic relationships with a woman.

by PTI Angelina Jolie said it has been a tough year to wade through emotionally and she is trying to put up a brave front to get by.

Some of us had emotionally responsive caregivers or parents in childhood, while others didn't," said Christine Heinisch, researcher at the University of Erlangen-Nuremberg, Germany.

Gibson; ADULT CHILDREN OF EMOTIONALLY IMMATURE PARENTS; New Harbinger Publications (Nonfiction: Self-Help) 16.

Synopsis: Nontraditional graduates -- individuals graduating college at age 25 or older -- are less likely to be emotionally attached to their college or university than traditional graduates, who complete college between the ages of 18 and 24.

Emotionally charged from beginning to end with a sparse plot, this poem is very different from Shakespeare's better known tragic plays.

JAMES ANDERSON may not welcome his prescribed rest period during the upcoming one-day internationals, but the England seamer admits he needs time to ease the "aches and pains" of a physically, and emotionally, demanding Ashes campaign.