Leaders use fear to keep people in place
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"The Paranoia Switch" (Farrar, Straus &amp; Giroux, 202 pages. $26), by Martha Stout: Opponents of the Bush administration have long accused the government of trafficking in fear &#151; using terror alerts, for example, to distract the public and prevent citizens from questioning authority.
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Management is optimistic, but this is a tough environment in which to gain a good foothold.
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OTTAWA - Perhaps everyone gets nervous before an important meeting or social event. But &quot;crippling shyness&#39;&#39; has caused an estimated two million Canadians to avoid social encounters or face them with dread
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I'm unsure what good will come out of this whole incident. The problem is that when emotions run high, as they did here, people tend to spend more time fortifying their own positions rather than exploring new ones.
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The flow of people between the campaigns and advocacy groups is alarming those who fought for tighter campaign finance rules.
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The bigger they are, the harder they could fall.
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LOWER POTTSGROVE, Pa. _ At the entrance to the property, a low brick building squats behind a chain-link fence, and leafy trees sway in the breeze.  There's nothing overtly menacing. But Donna Cuthbert is frightened.
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Keeping others out is the whole point.
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They've been here before, and it's a place they don't want to stay.
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How to avoid a post-holiday meltdown and keep momentum going for customers and employees.
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The instability that often accompanies Parkinson's disease can lead to falls and even to a fear of walking, but German researchers report that repetitive training can help people surmount these difficulties.
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Relying on people to show up at a specific data center by a certain time to execute a recovery plan in the middle of a crisis reveals a certain lack of foresight. Consider an alternative -- keeping the lights on.
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Many lawmakers are uneasy about creating a powerful intelligence director.
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This is not the kind of group you would want as your enemy. Its members have experience, political savvy and an insider's knowledge of how the place is run. They also aren't afraid to talk.
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Many contracting executives are so concerned about the safety of employees that they refuse to speak publicly on the topic. Privately, they say that the risk of kidnapping impairs their operations severely.
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Â· Fears for press as aides talk of 'creeping coup'Â· Leader deploys new team to counter rising criticism
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Threats to data security are mounting, especially from within organizations, but top executives aren&#39;t helping their companies keep pace, a new study has found.