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When I found myself sending an eyebrow up in my own dismay/irritation/resentment/judgment about another woman's outfit, Instagram post, or parenting, I deliberated: "Is this envy coming out sideways? And as we learned from fairy tales like Snow White-the ultimate, insidious tale of intergenerational envy-envy is so powerful and bad, it might motivate someone to have you killed so they can eat your heart. I also realized that repression of envy runs so deep, even when I went actively digging for it, I frequently missed its cues; I was oblivious to the ways in which envy operated inside of me. [Extracted from the article]

SCREEN GEMS Is your home theater a showcase for thebest in sound and screen? Traditional surround sound: center channel speaker below orabove your TV, a speaker to the left and right of your screen,and speakers on both sides of the viewer(s), plus a subwoofer up front. [Extracted from the article]

A personal narrative is presented which explores the author's experiences and insights on the process of becoming oneself and letting go of false fronts and societal expectations.

The article focuses on the new possibilities for Austin FC, an American professional soccer club based in Austin, Texas, in Major League Soccer, as a strong team. It states that Austin FC gave up two early goals to Real Salt Lake but fought back to force a penalty shootout in MLS Cup Playoffs match. It also mentions that in Soccer, one has to create chances and use them rather than waiting for a chance.

Chef Kwame Onwuachi at New York's Lincoln Center, the location of his latest restaurant, Tatiana. Over here, cook Jamal Lewis mixes up a Caribbean-inflected marinade - fresh bay leaves and cinnamon and allspice and a ginger-garlic paste and some of Onwuachi's grandfather's hot sauce. Here in the Tatiana dining room, Onwuachi stands up yet again to chat with Jamal Lewis, the cook who has been stirring up the jerk marinade. Better to go down into the basement kitchen beneath Tatiana, Onwuachi's new Afro-Caribbean restaurant in New York City's beloved hub of the performing arts, Lincoln Center, and see for yourself. [Extracted from the article]

BLUEPRINT IT'S UP THERE AS ONE OF MY ALL-TIME FAVORITES, IF NOT my all-time favorite photo: Almost-five-year-old you wore your pink bike helmet cocked on your head. You were seated on your pink-and-purple bike - yeah, we were heavy with the pink theme - in the park around the corner from your mom's apartment, gripping your handlebars. Your ambition to make it big in editorial fashion is also recursion at work. [Extracted from the article]

16/14/18 mpg AT THE WHEEL Andreas Preuninger, director of the GT model line, started with the GT group in 2000 and is responsible for developing the Porsches of Porsches. THE 2022 PORSCHE 911 GT3 has one analog gauge: the tachometer. The GT3 is its own exclusive club, and the manual GT3 is the roped-off VIP area inside that. [Extracted from the article]

The article presents several statistics on jealous behavior among women including who has the tendency to be more jealous between men and women, the first thought that comes into women's minds when they walk by a beautiful woman, and whether jealousy is a problem in marriage.

Discusses the issue of jealousy among women. Benefits from jealousy according to Helen Fisher, an anthropologist at Rutgers University; Areas that cause jealousy among women aside from physical appearances; Ways to eliminate jealousy. INSET: big-screen jealousy.

Offers pieces of advice on how to avoid being envious of others and love one's self.

Discusses various aspects of envy. Factors that make envy worse; People's means of concealing their feeling of envy; How to break out of the cycle of envy and resentment.

Focuses on the benefits of occasional envy. Improvement of self; Clues to a person's desire and dreams; Use of envy to empower one to achieve goals.

Looks at envy and women. Information on envious women; Comments from experts; What envy is tied to; Relationship of envy to depression; Effects of envy on women; Other information on envy.

The article discusses envy. Particular attention is given to the author's belief that envy has positive aspects. Envy can be the motivating factor for a person to pursue their goals. According to Julie Exline, associate professor of psychology at Case Western Reserve University, envious thoughts may appear when an individual feels dissatisfaction. INSETS: 3 Signs You're Jonesing;The Stuff You Lust For Most;Obama Envy.

The article presents tips to transform envy into a force for positive change. Sharon Salzberg, author of "The Kindness Handbook: A Practical Companion" advises that one must start accepting that feeling envy is part of being human to transform it into force for positive change. Solomon Schimmel, professor of psychology at Hebrew College in Massachusetts recommends to reconsider assumptions about what makes one a worthy person.

The article discusses a five-step strategy to avoid envy and jealousy, which usually affects or ruins a relationship. All people compete, at times, for success and attention and affection. The trouble is that envy and jealousy do not feel normal or forgivable. That is because wanting what someone else has competes with many of a person's better impulses, like altruism and generosity and love. The first step in dealing with a ruined relationship is to consider whether jealousy or envy might be involved.

The article discusses how to deal with envy, an ugly emotion before it threatens to come between two best friends. One may feel envious if coworker scores glowing praise from the boss, one's roommate gets invited to Tahiti with her boyfriend's family, one's sister finds her size on sale. Sometimes the only thing that can restore perspective between envy-wielding pals is time. If trying to be understanding doesn't make things any better, take a break and wait for the green-eyed monster to retreat on its own. True friendships can withstand far worse things than a bit of envy, and hopefully soon one will be able to feel happy for each other again.

Presents an article about going into a couple's date. Anxiety over the date; Discussion on career envy and American football; Satisfaction on making postmarriage friends.

In this article, the author offers information on the issues related to friendvy that could ruin the bond of friendship between friends. She mentions that sometimes a little envy or jealousy could make one's friendship stronger. She also discusses several ways to make friendship stronger and positive including expression of feelings, talking to friend on problematic issues and planning for action to resolve the things.

The article discusses brand envy and steps women can take in order to cope with it. The causes of people's feelings of envy are mentioned, such as insecurity. Information is provided on steps which women can take when they feel envious, including to change the topic of discussion. The ways in which envious feelings can motivate people are mentioned.

The article presents questions and answers related to husband and wife relationship including jealousy, the effects of alcohol abuse in a relationship, and the effects brought by a broken home to a growing child.

The article offers techniques for venting emotions when dealing with rude persons and obnoxious situations. The article gives examples of these situations, such as when a relative continually asks when you're going to get married, when envious friends eating only salads at dinner stare disapprovingly at your burger and fries, and when cashiers in the check-out line criticize the way you use your debit card.

The article gives advice on teaching children how to handle jealousy or envy. There are several signs of envy, including external signals, such as hitting, teasing or criticizing the person they envy, and internal ones, such as stomachaches, sadness, anxiety, withdrawal, or lack of motivation. Then verbalize the feeling. It is reassuring for kids to hear that someone they respect has battled similar demons.

Focuses on personal experiences of women about various fashion styles that provoke dress envy.

Presents letters to the editor referencing articles and topics discussed in previous issues. "The Dumbest Diet Ever," which focused on diet; "Gotta Have It," which discussed the problem of envy; "Secret Life of Dad," which tackled about parents.

Offers pieces of advice on how to cope with envy. Nature of envy; Factors that make some feel envious; Steps on how to cope with envy.

Relates the author's envy to her younger sister's free spirit and fashion sense during their childhood. Reason for failing to be fashionable; Practice of her mother to dress her and her sister alike.

Discusses about dealing with the emotion, envy. Focus of envy; Targets of envy; Forms of expression of envy; Negative effects of envy; Channelling envious energy to a positive force; Reality checkup; Destructive habits.

Discusses ways on how a person should deal better with the envy he is experiencing and transform the bad to the beautiful. How envy turns evil; Learning from viciousness; Making envy an energizer. INSET: When friends envy you.

Presents insights about marriage envy. Reasons why other people's marriages seem better; Types of marriage envy; Problem with comparing marriages; Benefits of marriage envy with the proper attitude; Best way for keeping envy under control.

The article discusses author's professional experience when she was in her mid twentys. It mentions how she planned to switch her jobs, safe money to go on a safari. She suggests not to squash the envy, rather let it direct for what one is lusting for. She also mentions about Zoe Weisberg Coady, one of the dynamic partners of Brandstyle Communications, a terrific Public Relation (PR) company, who told her how she regularly uses a little envy in her job.

The article offers tips on dealing with jealousy. The concept of jealousy has been discussed in the ancient yoga sutras from the 2nd century B.C. and has been called by William Shakespeare as the green-eyed monster. One way to address this is to catch it when it comes out, through observing one's way of thinking. Blessing the good fortune of others, being happy for them and making them one's friends would help fight jealousy.

The article discusses how to deal with a jealous boyfriend. He may be jealous because of one's bond with coworkers and the nature of job. One can control his envy by saying that she is an assistant and need to pull long hours to get ahead. Men are goal-oriented, so he will be sympathetic. Try to allot time to focus entirely on him.

The article reports that too much envy can harm ones mental health. The trick to getting a grip on intense feelings of jealousy: deciphering the underlying emotion that's triggering them. According to Darlene Mininni, PhD, author of "The Emotional Toolkit," envy is often set off by anger or fear. One should take action to help ameliorate those emotions. It is the fear of not meeting your soul mate, sign up for classes or events that Lip your man-meeting potential. Once one is able to channel the energy from envy into activity, one will feel less fearful and more assured, and the jealousy will dwindle.

The article presents questions and answers related to personal issues. One person asks about the resentment she feels whenever she goes in with her sister to buy gifts for their parents. Another asks about feeling envious of her friend who has lost some weight. A reader asks why her close friends and family members are concerned about her being single.

Presents an article on overcoming envy towards a best friend. Comparison of the financial status between their families; Obsession over the things that the best friend had; Significance of her recruitment as an editorial assistant.

The article presents advise related to interpersonal relationships. The author suggests that next time when one is socializing with one's boyfriend, one can surprise him by keeping a poker face so as not to alert the rest of the group about one's naughty move. One can wrap one's palm around one's boyfriend's tush, which will make him smile as he can feels the pressure dangerously close to his hot spots. The author also suggests that in order to unlock one's man's emotion one can ask him about the person he is most envious of in this world.

This article presents suggestions for combating irrational jealousy. If one often sees red when one's boyfriend talks to other girls, figure out whether jealousy is the reactive or suspicious variety, says Robert G. Bringle, a professor of psychology at Indiana University, Bloomington. Reactive jealousy arises in response to a particular situation, a guy hugs a female friend for a beat too long. If this happens, tell him where he should draw boundaries. With suspicious jealousy, one worries all the time and at the slightest provocation.

Presents the short story "Don't Make a Mountain Out of a Molehill," by Betsy Carter.

Presents letters to the editor referencing articles and topics discussed in previous issues. "10 Ways to Love Your Body," which discussed tips on boosting self-esteem; "It's All Relative," which focused on body weight; "She's Got It. You Want It," which discussed friend envy.

Presents updates on children's health and behavior as of May 2002. Use of RashStick ointment from Walgreens to prevent baby diaper rash; Ways to handle the behavior of a daughter envious of her sister; Information on the warning of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration on mini-cup jelly candies.

Discusses ways to be satisfied with life and control envy.

Offers advice on how to overcome jealousy.

Offers some tips in motivating oneself. How to increase stimulation time; Summer indulgences; How envy can be a positive motivator.

Talks about envy that causes a persons discomfort to feel competitive. Converting envy from neurotic resentment to mature aggression; How jealousy may help a person step forward in his career.