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Those unfamiliar with Taylor, including ABC announcer Carol Lewis—who worried out loud whether Taylor could hold off Meissner—were left in awe with her toughness down the final straightaway. Taylor herself attributed her first sub-56 second race at NCAAs to the improvement in the second half of her race. That newfound ability to finish, according to Haggerty, is what transformed Taylor from a U.S. semifinalist to a World semifinalist in just one year...
...Carol Yang is convinced she has it all. Her mother isn't so sure. True, Yang has a job at an international public relations firm and is married to a loving husband. But Yang doesn't have any children, and her mother worries about that. "She thinks that I'm not a complete woman if I don't have kids," says Yang, 33, a manager in Shanghai. "But I tell her that times have changed and that children are no longer the measure of a successful woman...
Seeds of Simplicity's other core recommendations include making only planned trips to the mall--so kids view shopping as a more scheduled, less impulsive exercise--and consulting kids about any simplification decisions. Otherwise, says Seeds director Carol Holst, "you'll just have more screaming tantrums in the Toys 'R' Us cash-register line...
...Pace with Becksett, Sequentia Reflection in Arabin - compete for titles and trophies. In between the primping and tense sessions with nervous owners in the ring, the animals spend hours in cages or in the confines of their small slots on long, partitioned benches. According to dog trainer and behaviorist Carol Price, writing in the monthly magazine Dogs Today, some animals "spend most of their lives in crates or restricted runs, only coming out when it's time for another competition and another chance to make their owners shine." Is this supposed to be fun? The answer must...
...hours a week. The result--a near miracle in a society dominated by divorce and generational disjunction--is a place where everyone knows everyone else, a stimulating haven for seniors and permanence for some of our nation's most vulnerable kids. "Hope is really quite different," says Carol Spigner, a former Clinton Administration children's welfare official. "It is probably the first child-welfare effort that has institutionalized intergenerational relationships, which are key, as part of a community...