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Big Shots: When Pros Get Egos

July 12, 2012 By JP Pelosi Leave a Comment

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JP Pelosi, a child of the Magic-Bird years, wonders where all the good sports role models have gone.

Filed Under: Featured Content, Sports Tagged With: 1980s, advertising, Al Pacino, athletes, bad behavior, basketball, Boston Celtics, Deadspin, Fox Sports, grace, heroes, humility, Larry Bird, Magic Johnson, Media, Nostalgia, overrated athletes, pro athletes, Rafael Nadal, social media, sports contracts, sports deals, sports fans, SportsCenter, sportsmanship, tattoos, tempers, unsportsmanlike behavior

“There is an amazing lack of genuine dialogue between the sexes…”

May 22, 2012 By the Editors 11 Comments

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This is a comment by Quadruple A on the post “6 Reasons ‘Why Women Aren’t Crazy’ is Only Part of the Story”.

Filed Under: Comment of the Day Tagged With: bad behavior, Comment of the Day, conversation, Dialog, emotions, Expression, gaslighting, gender, manipulation, men, sex, sexes, women

Manners Made To Order

May 18, 2012 By Ken Goldstein Leave a Comment

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When did manners in the business place become a rarity? Ken Goldstein reflects on the ever-changing environment of the workplace.

Filed Under: Business Ethics Tagged With: bad behavior, business ethics, Coaches Training Institute, Constructive Confrontation, Corporate Intelligence Radio, golden rule, Henry Kimsey-House, independence, Karen Kimsey-House, Phillip Sandahl, rudeness, Smash, Teamwork, text, variety

Do Men Have ‘Mommy Issues’?

April 13, 2012 By Joanna Schroeder 29 Comments

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Joanna Schroeder wonders why dads take the fall for women’s bad behavior, but when men act badly it’s never blamed on ‘Mommy Issues’.

Filed Under: Featured Content, Sex & Relationships Tagged With: bad behavior, daddy issues, Damon Young, Downtown LA, Joanna Schroeder, Los Angeles, Mama's Boy, men behaving badly, Mommy Issues, mothers, Parenthood, The Champ, Venice, women behaving badly

I Knew Don Draper–A Whole Town Full

March 23, 2012 By Steve Jaeger Leave a Comment

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Steve Jaeger loves and hates Don Draper, and he can’t help but see the complexities of Mad Men in his own boyhood memories.

Filed Under: Mad Men, The Good Life Tagged With: 1950s, 1960s, AMC, bad behavior, childhood, Don Draper, Good Men, growing up, Mad Men, memories, The Good Life

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