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Old man at bay - Vimarsana News

Old man at bay

Singer-songwriter Toby Keith once asked actor Clint Eastwood how he stayed so active and seemingly youthful at 88 years old. Eastwood's response: "I just get up every day and don't let the old man in," provided fodder for Keith's song "Don't Let the Old Man In," used in the score in Eastwood's movie "The Mule."

Arizona residents are struggling to pay the bills - Vimarsana News

Arizona residents are struggling to pay the bills

According to a US Census Bureau Pulse survey, 40% of the people they’ve asked in the Phoenix metro area are now struggling to pay their usual household expenses.

Source: 12news.com
New ATD Handbook Offers Future-Focused Guidance to TD Professionals on Building and Navigating Their Careers - Vimarsana News

New ATD Handbook Offers Future-Focused Guidance to TD Professionals on Building and Navigating Their Careers

The ATD handbook brings together 101 talent development (TD) thought leaders—a veritable who’s who in talent development—to create a comprehensive resource that will help talent development professionals navigate their careers.

Source: td.org
Kennesaw State names accomplished leader to head KSU Journey Honors College - Vimarsana News

Kennesaw State names accomplished leader to head KSU Journey Honors College

Kennesaw State University has named accomplished scholar and author Karen Kornweibel as dean of KSU Journey Honors College, effective July 1.

Community groups pay off more than $35M in Arkansans' medical debts, ponder more permanent solutions - Vimarsana News

Community groups pay off more than $35M in Arkansans' medical debts, ponder more permanent solutions

Nearly 24,000 Arkansans had their medical debts paid off by philanthropic organizations, the groups announced Thursday morning.