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The World's Oldest Musician!The world's oldest musician is closing in on 101, still Growing Bolder and still performing live! Bill Tapia, who is known as the Duke of Uke, played with Bing, Louis and Fats and still has the wit and skill to delight audiences all across America. When we heard about this guy, we realized we had to get him on our radio show. But how is a centenarian going to come across over the...
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Living Contentment: ThanksgivingWalking into the living room, I caught a few brief few minutes of Dr. Wayne W. Dyer on the public television channel. He was lecturing from his book, Change Your Thoughts, Change Your Life, in which he expounds the views of Lao-tzu expressed in the Great Way. I would have watched more but my husband had the television remote control and he switched the channel to his football...
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Swimmers Head to Puerto Rico for NationalsMore than 600 swimmers between the ages of 18 and 87 gathered in Puerto Rico last week for the U.S. Masters Swimming Summer Nationals. The event attracted former Olympians and novice swimmers alike who share a passion for healthy living and good times.
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Emotional Literacy
When it comes to fitness (and perhaps all areas of life), self-management has to be the ultimate challenge. We can't delegate responsibility for the choices we make to anyone else. And this responsibility includes what we eat and how much we exercise. (Some of us would like to blame dead relatives--our genetic history--but even this approach doesn't work.) Mostly what I've learned about myself...
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Fail to SucceedIf you're worried about failure, don't. Embrace it. Failure can be an important step in the quest for success. Want proof? Take a look at this list of "failures."
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Reconnecting at My 40th HS ReunionNote: The following was a semi-personal Email that I wrote to a dozen of my former classmates...
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Tattoo You?So you're considering your first ever tattoo? Cool. Tattoos are no longer just for bikers, sailors, criminals and prostitutes. They've gone mainstream in a big way. It's estimated that over 15 percent of all American adults now have tattoos.
