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In 1986 I did an exchange program to Eastbourne, England, and attended the Chelsea School of Human Movement for a semester. While there I took a bunch of physical education courses, including field hockey (totally biased against left-handers), basketball (where I ended up basically teaching the class as the Brits had a thing or two […]
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According to the Center for Disease Control’s website, one in four Americans has multiple chronic conditions, such as heart failure, diabetes, COPD, cancer, dementia, renal failure, among others. For ages 65 and older, the statistic jumps to three out of four. In essence, out of approximately 550,836 residents of Bladen, Brunswick, Columbus, New Hanover and […]
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I love reading and promoting authors. But sometimes I feel I’m a bit behind the eight ball because I do not receive the books prior to their release dates. While I have my favorite authors, I try to focus on debut authors that are new to the publishing world. Twitter allows me an opportunity to […]
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Quite often I hear, “I want to eat healthy, but I’m too busy.” There are many pieces to the proverbial health puzzle, but in my book nutrition is the biggest. Ignoring healthy eating is like driving a car on low fuel and saying, “I’m just too busy to stop for gas.” I relate and empathize […]
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My wife and I, with our 8-year-old twins, rarely get any time for ourselves. So when an opportunity comes to grab alone-time, we jump on it! We recently headed to Echo Farms Golf Club to walk a quick nine. Or so we thought. When we got there, we were soon stuck behind a couple of […]
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By Gary M. Kaye, Chief Content Officer Tech50+ (www.tech50plus.com) When I was a kid growing up in Queens, New York, when the weather was nice on a Saturday, my grandfather would drive out from Brooklyn and pick me up to spend the day together. We would go out for lunch, take a walk, and […]
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Gifts for the College Grad By Gary M. Kaye, Chief Content Officer Tech50+ (www.tech50plus.com) If your newly minted college grad is stepping out into the real world, your pride and joy will want a boatload of stuff to be on their way. Here are a few ideas that give them credit for their accomplishments, and […]
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By Gary M. Kaye, Chief Content Officer, Tech50+ (www.tech50plus.com) If your daughter is also a mom, you know that girls just want to have fun even after they become moms. But now with responsibilities for children, households, and often jobs as well, fun may seem like a distant memory. That’s why we’ve found some tech-related […]
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By Gary M. Kaye, Chief Content Officcer, Tech50+ (www.tech50plus.com) Here we are once again heading towards Mother’s Day. Of course, you can never fully show your appreciation for all that Mom has done, but we have some gifts for the tech savvy mother in your life that will let her know how grateful you are. […]
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Several months ago I took advantage of one of those DNA ancestry offers. The results rather surprised me. I am Eastern European with a sliver of Scandinavian, and a real mixed bag of other elements. Growing up in Arkansas and Kansas, my family always implied we were part Cherokee. While it does not show-up in […]