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Coping With Anger By : Robert Palmer We all have felt the hot flashes of anger, although, perhaps, not on such an epic scale as Shakespeare depicted. However, even though you might not be driven to radical lengths, the ability to control your temper, whether or not your anger is justified, remains crucial to both your personal and professional life. Casino Gambling: When Fun Becomes Dangerous By : Josef Kuba - Summer's here! Probably, most people are all packed-up and ready for their holiday vacation. It may be a trip to an exotic Caribbean resort, a beautiful city somewhere in Europe or any wonderful place just to get over the summer heat. Yet to us, who are so hooked up to Casino Gambling, summer is a thrilling ride for another gaming fun and adventure. So, where to this time? Vegas, Atlanta or maybe somewhere international, huh? If you're not into traveling this time, you can al... The Dangers Of Not Getting Enough Sleep By : Dulce A. We are too busy with our obligations and social lives that we neglect that one thing we need every day - sleep. If we are used to it, we will soon have to pay for the crimes we commit against our health. And these consequences may be more serious than we thought. Recognizing Signs Of Online Danger By : Asma Latif - Online crimes against children are on the rise. Research has shown that one out of every five children online is susceptible to being approached by an individual attempting to solicit sex. These predators, predominately male, are likely to frequent unmonitored chat rooms, dating websites, and online friends sites like MySpace and HI5 in order to meet their potential victims. He can pose as anyone of any age or sex, often sending fake photos of himself. Once he gains your chil... Watch out for hidden dangers in your credit card By : Peter J Kenny Credit cards are a valuable tool in today’s society, and have many benefits including improved cash flow and buyer security. However, credit cards have dangers too, and if they are used badly or you are unaware of the potential problems, you could end up paying out a lot of money and getting into debt Dealing With An Angry Person By : Steve Moore - Everyone is periodically faced with an angry person, and can be challenging to deal with. I’d like to share a few ideas in how to react to another’s anger, whether it’s a spouse, friend, or even a stranger. Some of these will also apply if you are angry yourself, which of course is something to avoid in the first place. Listen - Let the person vent a little, and get their words and feelings out. If you interrupt them too quickly to defend yourself, it’s going to just make ... Anger and Guilt: The Perfect Marriage By : CHARLES M. BONASERA This article deals with the relaltionship and oftentimes mistaken identification of anger and guilt. It identifies anger as being the primary ingredient in the diagnosis of depression. It defines anger and guilt for the reader and points up the problems that people have dealing with it as stemming from their childhoods. It is also the primary issue in such problems as road rage, managing stress and feelings of rejection and abandonment. Ways For Coping With Anger By : Ken Snowie - Anger is a real problem in today’s society, and for this reason it is important that we learn how to cope with anger issues. Everyone at some time or another in their lives has experienced anger and perhaps even lashed out in anger. Anger is a natural emotion, because we all get hurt, aggravated, insulted, or feel threatened from time to time. Anger can be your greatest ally or your greatest foe. For example, if we feel threatened by another person and we express our ... Anger -- Lose Your Cool and Look Like a Fool By : Gary Mosher Anger is really us losing control and when we lose control bad things usually happen. At home it can mean a damaged relationship, in public it can mean a confrontation with a stranger, and at work it can mean getting fired or skipped over for promotion. Moving Through Breakdowns with Transformation By : Dr Harry Henshaw Success in recovery, or rather, staying in recovery, is dependent upon a variety of factors. For example, it appears that attending daily NA or AA meetings and staying in communication with ones chosen sponsor will definitely assist an individual in successfully implementing his recovery plan. Getting and staying committed to working the 12 Step Program also appears to increase the probability of the person staying abstinent from drugs and alcohol. While the above-mentioned elements of a persons overall recovery plan are crucial to his recovery, another major factor that will greatly influence an individual's continued abstinence is how he is able to handle the breakdowns that happen in life. Hate the Abuser, not the Abused! By : Dorothy The shame that is felt by an abused person is so deep that it takes years to unfold, then years to put in a safe place. Some never get that far. They turn to drugs, alcohol, and even eating disorders that tear their physical being apart. Some even repeat the same actions that were done to them with, their spouses or children.