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agri-manners, patricia tice's new book, is at the printers no but she says i$ should be available in a few weeks, and might make a very nice if you like to pour a beverage while you're scrambilng to get the feast prepared, new research shows you're not alone. experts say women are catching up to men in the amount they drink. men still lead the pack but the gap is closing, according to the national institute of alcohol abuse and alcoholism. women report drinking about seven days a month and men report drinking about 10-days a month. that's a slight increase for women and a slight decrease for men. coming up on live at 5... tense? mbe you've beenentold once or twicicto try yoga. how the ancient practice is helping calm a group known for violence. meanwhile, this is a live look down collins road in cedar rarads on this busy thanksgiving travel day, let's check in with chief if you're doing everything right but find it harder and harder to get by,ou're not alone. almost all new income goes to the top 1%. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultrarich pay their fair share of taxes, p

patricia tice is the founder of 'etiquette iowa.' she is a trained psychologist who taught manners to children for a decade - now she teachers adults in the corporate world. she's even written a new book, called "agri-manners," where she talks professional success - and, yes, modern manners in our modern world.06.20.43.18 given the world that we live in today, which is very fast- paced, it's very mobile, it's very cell-phoneish, there's nothing wrong with thata&but sometimes we get into such a hurry, that we forget our manners.and we forget general respect for people it's not just the kids.boston medical center found that parents who were on their phones at the table, affected their children - who felthe need to do or dad's attention. the study found the best idea - was to put them away. and miss manners says, there is *no time, like the present. itit okoko take a little break from it, and the holiday season is one of those times she says, this thanksgiving, have your family carve out a new tradition.i would recommend, 06.23.19.15 th