GB Items Related to Tag - poor
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February Restore Hope for the Poor people of the Philppines
February 7, two groups of Volunteer doctors and nurses , one from Australia and the other United States will converge to the Sacred Heart Hospital of Cebu Philippines to surgically repair the poor children affected with cleft lip and cleft Palates. the...
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Poor Norma (Strait)
I think I've discovered why the George and Norma Strait marriage has lasted so long....
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Wingding for the fliers
What was I thinking? I took today off of work to offer my services out at my hubby and son's remote control flying club for a special fly-in show. I have a very secret recipe for buffalo wings and am usualy asked to make them . Today was...
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What is going on with the Elderly Poor during this Recession?
Why is it important to keep an eye on the on elderly poor right now? Well, states throughout the nation are running budgetary deficits and are looking to make fiscal cuts across the board, so there is a focus on cutting Medicaid expenditures. The...
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Mother Teresa
Born: Aug. 27, 1910
Died: Sept. 5, 1997
A Roman Catholic nun who founded the Missionaries of Charity and won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1979 for her humanitarian work. -
The Customer Service Hall of Shame
On Friday, I received a call from a young man indicating he was conducting some research on behalf of Bank of America. It was a customer satisfaction survey. After he told me the conversation was being recorded, I took the liberty of giving him a piece of...
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My Baby!
It was almost summer in Amsterdam, and, as usual during that sunny spring of 1976, after work from my job at the Gemeentelijk Energie Bedrijf nextdoor to the Vondelpark, I took streetcar Line 1 or 2 from the Leidseplein, that went through the Leidsestraat...
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Conservatives: I get it.
The last thing I want to do is brand myself as a political blogger or self-appointed expert because I am neither. But I keep hearing a repeated theme, parroted from the likes of Glenn Beck and Rush Limbaugh, coming from the conservative people who follow...
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Day 20: There's No Business Like Row Business
Roz Savage is a British ocean rower, author, motivational speaker and environmental campaigner. After 11 years as a management consultant, she embarked on a new life of adventure by rowing 3,000 miles across the Atlantic. Her unlikely transformation...
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The Wart Tree
Ming Aralia In the late seventies, early eighties, I owned a restaurant called Weiner King. I know, it's funny, but I did. The restaurant originated in Flemington, NJ. There were several franchises. One in Warminster, PA, one in Morristown, PA,...
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A little Harley faith
I spent $350 on faith last week, and I'm still smiling about it. I'd sold a few things recently, jettisoning some old baggage, including my wedding ring which hadn't been worn for a very long time. Then I'd stuffed the cash into a dresser drawer for...
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Is anyone else cold?
I live in Florida, so forgive my wimpiness, but man is it cold outside! It was in the 30s this...
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Day 94: Shooting the Messenger
Roz Savage is a British ocean rower, author, motivational speaker and environmental campaigner....
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HOMECOMING
My middle child (at 26 he would be mortified to hear me speak of him still as a child) has always had a bit of the wander lust in him. I said goodbye and sent him off to the University of Virginia, then New York City, and then last year to India. I had...
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Neurologic Signs Common with Fibromyalgia
Fibromyalgia patients are more likely to have tingling and weakness in their legs and arms, poor balance and other neurological symptoms according to a new study conducted at the University of Washington Medicine Sleep Institute at Harborview,...
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Television
The invention of the wheel and the discovery of fire pale in comparison to the birth of...
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Chapter 3: Some Day We Gotta Get Organized
Now that I had decided to take the trip I needed to start making plans. There’s one school of thought that subscribes to the, “Plans? We don’t need no stinking plans!” approach. The other end of the spectrum believes everything needs to know as...
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Why can't fathers and sons work together anymore?
Fathers & Sons- Why don't they walk the same career path anymore? by Dwight Bain, Nationally Certified Counselor & Certified Life Coach Have you noticed how rare it is these days for a son to follow in the same career path as his father? Up until...
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God and Medcine
God and Medicine OVERVIEW Recently, the FDA (Federal Drug Administration) had the makers of acetaminophen (Tylenol) place a strong warning (called a black box warning) about the dangers of overdosing on acetaminophen. Doctors have known that if you...
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About December 5 - Sinterklaas! Happy children. And pageants. What to think of them?
Now I can write about the holy man and his history, but all has been said on wiki http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sinterklaas so I might as well let you read that. When I was small, the Black Pete (Zwarte Piet) was a real bully that would take the...
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"Empowered or Entitled? What Are We Teaching Our Kids?"
Let me begin by asking a simple question… What the HECK is going on?????? Whew…that felt good. I’ve wanted to scream that question (and dozens like it) ever since I began teaching in public education several years ago....
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5 Questions With: Elli Fordyce
Born and bred in Manhattan, entertainer Elli Fordyce lives by the motto "it's never too late." That phrase is enough to pique GB's interest, and once we got to know what she's all about we knew we needed to share her spirit with you.
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Money Money Money
Money, Money, Money… Money makes the world go… ‘round??? Recently I heard...
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Yes, We Did.
Yes, we can. Yes, we did. Americans voted an African-American into the highest office in our country, and I have such an overwhelming sense of pride, passion and a renewed sense of hope. Let me be clear -- this is *not a blog to talk about...
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The Eyes Have It
Are you squinting a bit more than you used to? Find out how you can get a free eye exam and treatment this month. It just might save your vision!
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Broken Neck to Broken Record
Cycling stud Sandy Scott is a wildman on wheels. Just two years after breaking his neck, he's not only back on his bike, he's shattering records and eating up competitors.
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9 Tips Before THEY Amputate Your Legs Below the Knee!
9 Tips Before THEY Amputate Your Legs Below the Knee! By Dan Wimer, RN, MPLC I am a RN with 22 years of IV knowledge and I have been in the hospital 3 times in the past year. Two of the times I was on the receiving end of poor nursing care. The...
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Camping Trip - Swaziland, Southern Africa
In South Africa the word "caravan" has taken on a slightly different meaning to the generally...
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The Older You Get, The Healthier You've Been
Dr. Thomas Perls is head of The New England Centenarian Study (NECS), the largest comprehensive study of centenarians in the world. The NECS believes that centenarians are a select group of people who have either markedly delayed or entirely escaped dis
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5 Resolutions for a Better Night Sleep
We all make resolutions for the New Year. And some of them are large and ambitious and some are small and practical. These are five easy changes that will help you to improve your sleep and wake up with more energy every day. Turn off the...
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The Quest for Happiness
If you're happy and you know it, clap your hands. Apparently, there's not a lot of hand clapping going on. Have you been in a bookstore lately? The happiness industry is smiling from ear to ear. There's Stumbling on Happiness, The Secrets of Happiness, In...
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Free Range Children
As you may know, The Midlife Gals chose cats instead of kids, which has worked out REALLY well...
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Health Care Debate
With the health care debate raging in grand style, fueled by the people who call themselves...
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Dan Buettner
Growing Bolder Radio has interviewed a remarkable man by the name of Dan Buettner. Dan holds several world endurance cycling records, is an adventurer, film producer, photographer, educator, and now author of the definitive book on longevity.
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Tribute to a Father Long Gone
Ciji Ware didn't exactly have a normal upbringing, but she hasn't complained one bit. Her father, Harlan Ware was one of two main writers for the longest running non-interrupted serial drama in radio history, "One Man's Family." Harlan died exactly 40...
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Bird Lady Flies To Heaven
Ann Young was a gift to all winged creatures. Her healing hand saved the lives of thousands of wild birds. Her unexpected death has left a huge void. This is a video tribute in Ann's memory.
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10 Strategies to Survive a Major Life Crisis
Surviving Major Life Crisis – 10 insights to guide you through stressful events with...
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Romancing the Road
This is an unusual love story involving an 89-year-old woman and her beloved Chariot. The two have been together for decades and traveled more than 540,000 miles across this nation's highways and side streets.
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Margaret Trost
A chance trip to one of the poorest countries in the world turned a grieving widow into someone who is making a difference in the lives of thousands.


































