Successful Resolutions for 2010

May 27th, 2010
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Have you made your resolutions for 2010? Here is something you might want to consider . . .

Tip of the Week: Start the New Year right! Instead of making a long list of resolutions (that you probably won’t keep anyway) focus on one resolution, and give it your all!

The New Year seems to ignite a spark in most of us to make changes. . . start anew! In thinking about this week’s article, I decided the most important thing I could share with you as we begin 2010 is my experience with people and their quest for change. Having counseled hundreds of people in the change process, I have witnessed both those who have been successful in reaching their goals and those who fell short.
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REVIEW: Mark Robinson’s Canada’s Green Highways

April 27th, 2010
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Mark Robinson’s new guitar pop album Canada’s Green Highways is reviewed.

In the halcyon days of our youth, some of us remember the bitter taste of a shitty album after three brilliant efforts. Whatever the regrettable reason for such lapses, it mars our future music buying. We may even fall prey to paranoia that another favorite band will do the unforgiveable and release a raging slab of rancid dogmeat in place of a decent album. Which is not to say that I expect, or hope, each artist will release exactly the same record for twenty years. But a bit of paranoia goes a long way in averting stupid shit and so here we are, with much trepidation and the fleeting glow of expectation.
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X-Adventure Race Report

April 6th, 2010
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Bubbling with anticipation for this year’s X-Adventure World Tour USA race, my adventure racing teammates and I arrived at the Salt Palace in Salt Lake City at 7:30 in the morning on a sunny morning in mid-August. Mark, Luke and I jockeyed for position at the starting line with 45 other yellow-jerseyed teams. Coinciding with the Outdoor Retailer Summer Market, the race had pulled a number of the 18,000 attendees to the world’s largest outdoor specialty trade show to cheer us on at the starting line.
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Can Geek Guys Actually be Healthier Than You’d Think? II

March 14th, 2010
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Continued..

–Alzheimer’s disease is estimated to affect 13 percent of those over the age of 65, and between 1999 and 2000, there’s been an alarming increase in the number of patients under 40. Although the cause(s) continue to elude researchers in neurodegeneration, autopsy and rat model studies show that with or without drugs, the propensity towards AD is lessened with continued brain activity that require at least six higher brain functions. Read more…

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Can Geek Guys Actually be Healthier Than You’d Think? I

February 22nd, 2010
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When we’re bidding at auctions for office equipment and furnishings from dotcom companies that’ve crashed and burned, the menu is pretty sparse. Donuts, tea, coffee, and that’s about it. We don’t have time to worry about food, our project has to be done by 0800 hours, and sleep? Forget it. It’s tacos, pizza, more tacos, sodas and coffee all night long. Any sleep we do get is light and we’re so stressed anything under the geological hardness scale of 3 breaks in our hand. Like the toothbrush we grip a wee bit tightly. And that Styrofoam coffee cup. Given these regular eating and lifestyle habits, geeks and gamers surely have a shorter lifespan and more health problems.
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How Many Miles To Babylon?

January 22nd, 2010
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How many miles to Babylon? Four-score miles and ten.
Can I make it by candlelight? Yes, and back again.
Have you seen the snow so high? Have you watched the winter roll by?
Sky so blue, ground so plain, I’m somewhere in between. Read more…

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Size Matters

December 29th, 2009
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If you have ever wondered about how much size does matter, then read on.

Size Matters

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Monsters Offline Too

December 14th, 2009
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My friends worry about me because I meet men through the Internet. They warn me that there are a lot of weirdos out there and I need to be careful. It ’s true; there are weirdos out there. But why do I only get warnings when I ‘m meeting someone I ‘ve been talking to online? Read more…

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HGH and Natural Process of Aging

September 4th, 2009
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Growth hormone treatment with HGH pills

A safe and popular treatment for HGH level imbalance to treat deficiencies in growth hormones, HGH pills have been around for over 20 years.

Let’s learn how HGH works: HGH is a complex endocrine hormone consisting of 190 amino acids. The pituitary gland, which is located in the center of our brain, uses pulses to secrete these amino acids that are linked in a certain sequence. HGH pills can take the place of the body’s requirement for balanced HGH levels, which are needed for the body to function at an optimal level, and things related to naturally occurring growth hormone - repair of tissue, hearing, growth of muscle, brain workings, physical and metal health, strength of bones, metabolism and energy levels. Read more…

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Foot Detox Patches for Quickly Cleansing of the Body

August 12th, 2009
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Today, detoxification is touted as a necessity to restore or maintain the body’s health. Since toxins are present wherever you go, there is no arguing with that idea. You will likely agree with this endeavor as you come to realize that you can reap benefits from detoxing. Detoxification has become more readily available today, as health product manufacturers have combined modern technology with various traditional Asian medicine practices like reflexology, crystal therapy and herbalism. Detox patches are one of the most basic detoxification tools they are selling so far.
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