What we eat affects our waistlines, but our food choices can also affect…
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Added by Paul Dumas on February 28, 2011 at 9:16am —
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An old friend of mine, whom I had not seen in a very long time, noticed me sitting behind her at a funeral yesterday, and the first thing she did was hand me her iPhone to show me a photo of her most recent grandchild. She squinched up her nose as if to say, “Is that not the cutest baby you have ever seen in all your life?” At a funeral? Really? You…
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Added by THE MIDLIFE GALS on February 27, 2011 at 9:28am —
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Please join me in saluting Martin Diano. Here is a baby boomer who had a vision to connect fellow baby boomers around the world and to give us a platform to showcase what we do.
For those of you who don't know, Martin has just announced his retirement and turned over the helm of this awesome networking site to Doug Fitzgerald.
Martin was always busy wheeling and dealing behind the scenes to put us in the forefront. His partnerships with a number of key resources opened doors…
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Added by Beverly Mahone on February 25, 2011 at 10:09pm —
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BrandSavant, Tom Webster tells us that some radio friends in New Zealand are asking for our help. They’re not looking for monetary donations but are instead…
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Added by Brindle Media on February 25, 2011 at 6:20pm —
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When caring for a person suffering from dementia, a crisis can occur at any time. If that crisis creates the need for an intervention, if often involves the opposite of what you might think. I’m not talking about a medical emergency, but a behavioral intervention. When a patients behavior changes, we usually need to slow down, take a deep breath, and step back.
Typical behaviors in dementia care that create a need for intervention include:
1. Anger in response to a…
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Added by Elayne Forgie ElderCare at Home on February 24, 2011 at 10:23am —
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Just prior to the recession of 2008, I became an "unintentional entrepreneur" when my 30 year broadcast management career ended with an organizational restructuring. Due to personal considerations involving elderly parents and adolescent children, we weren't in a position to pull up stakes and move to a new location. Meanwhile, job opportunities in my former industry were non-existent. Lots of Baby Boomers have similar stories.
Fortunately, as a broadcast veteran, I was used to being…
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Added by Brindle Media on February 23, 2011 at 9:15pm —
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This winter has seen a tremendous amount of snow fall in our area. I, personally, love it. That is why I choose to live in this part of Canada. I am in the snow belt.
The interesting piece in this ‘equation’ is that I have my ‘outside/winter friends’ and my ‘outside/summer friends’ – the same holds true in business – I spend time with different people for different reasons. In business, when you examine your marketing pie, you are probably spending time with different people for…
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Added by Pat Mussieux on February 23, 2011 at 9:42am —
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Eighteen months ago, I inherited my wife’s old BlackBerry and started using it when I was at a convention. Previously, I’d been using an old Nokia as a cellphone just to check messages and to make or receive an occasional call. I didn’t want the outside world to be able to access me during every moment of every day. However, it dawned on me that it would be much easier checking and sending emails from the Blackberry while at the convention rather than lugging around my laptop and searching…
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Added by Brindle Media on February 21, 2011 at 9:02pm —
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Hi out there to all you fellow Boomers, but especially to those of you who are caregivers. I'm a caregiving coach, so don't hesitate to contact me for support, advice or just a listening ear when your caregiving duties are making you feel a little crazy.
I've had two books on caregiving published since 2006. The most recent, Search for Light: Ten Crucial Lessons for Caregivers, was released a year ago by Tate Publishing. I've since self-published four supplements:…
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Added by Joanne Reynolds on February 21, 2011 at 10:51am —
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Interest by Boomers in starting a home based online business when they retire has increased dramatically. Studies indicate that if the current trend continues that within the next five years we will see almost half of the retired boomers involved in - or are starting and online business. Some of the reasons for starting and online business according to Boomers are… to create an additional source of income, give their retirement fund a shot in the arm, and to maintain a sense of self and…
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Added by John Scalice on February 19, 2011 at 3:33pm —
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The February 2011 AIPatHome Bulletin is out:
http://mim.io/76e1e
Added by AIPatHome.com on February 18, 2011 at 2:47pm —
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Baby boomers ‘Living with Hope’ series 2nd column
Editors note: Today’s ‘Living with Hope” column focuses on the challenges faced by Baby Boomers, with words of hope. Once a month, this twice monthly column will focus on sharing lessons and hope for this generation.
Living life has its challenges. Living life approaching golden years without hope will magnify any aches and pains,…
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Added by tonya lee carrie fancher on February 17, 2011 at 4:39pm —
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Are you a fan of the soap opera, Days of Our Lives? If so, which character is your favorite?
I have been given the opportunity to interview one of the actors from the long-running soap opera, Days of Our Lives. If you are, here’s your chance to be a part of the upcoming show, The Boomer Beat, on WCOM Radio.
Please let me know who you would be interested in hearing on my radio show and…
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Added by Beverly Mahone on February 17, 2011 at 3:21pm —
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Wouldn’t it be nice if whenever you bought something you only paid what you thought it was worth? Well, here’s a chance to do just that. How much is creating a rich and satisfying life worth to you? Whatever figure you come up with, be it $5, $10 or $10,000, that’s all you have to pay to take my easy, 8-week online course – a course designed to help you find life satisfaction. Find out how by clicking here -…
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Added by Nancy Merz Nordstrom on February 17, 2011 at 2:12pm —
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Are you and your partner worried about money in these uncertain times? During any economic crisis, couples have to face tough financial decisions. This can lead to an increase in stress and aggravate problems that already exist in your marriage.
As you look back to when you first met, what attracted you to your partner - fierce independence, strong character, a decisive nature? Now, these very same qualities may be getting in the way of getting along. If you want to come to terms…
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Added by Sandwiched Boomers on February 15, 2011 at 4:33pm —
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Baby Boomer men who are making a difference will be honored throughout 2011 by the women of Boomer Diva Nation, LLC. The men selected were nominated by family, friends and people they’ve connected with via social media, according to Boomer Diva Nation President and Founder, Beverly Mahone. “We were looking for baby boomer hunks,” says Mahone. H.U.N.K. stands for: H-helpful, U-understanding, N-noble, K-kind and S-sincere. She adds, “We were looking for men of distinction…
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Added by Beverly Mahone on February 15, 2011 at 12:39pm —
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Observe the most
successful business people you know.....a common characteristic you will find is that successful people are
passionate about what they do.
Without…
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Added by Debbie Ruston on February 14, 2011 at 5:22pm —
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Those of us over 50 want to keep our minds stimulated, our bodies active and our spirits alive! We want to sink into bed at night with a sigh of contentment knowing we have really lived during the day. To help ensure that we feel this way on a regular basis, check out the new 8-week, online course "Make the Most of Your After 50 Years." at
www.dailyom.com/cgi-bin/courses/courseoverview.cgi?cid=207&aff=
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Added by Nancy Merz Nordstrom on February 14, 2011 at 7:01am —
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Added by Paul Dumas on February 13, 2011 at 1:24pm —
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Hi there,
I love writing short stories and tips for baby boomers. I blog weekly about changes, love, re-invention, illness, healing, adventures. the joys and challenges of empty nesters, retirement, divorce, new relationships and meeting new people. Please visit my weekly blogs, www.emptynestsupport.com. When my time opened I brought back my photography, writer, organic gardener, traveler, and music passion. Thank goodness for change.…
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Added by Natalie Caine on February 13, 2011 at 9:00am —
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