A common and worthwhile resolution is to become more active and get more exercise. But how can someone begin or resume an exercise program that will help them get healthy and not injure themselves? Should you consult a physician? Are there health risks to be concerned about or are you exercise ready?
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Living with Children
John Rosemond
Copyright 2010 John K. Rosemond
Jon Akers, Director of the Kentucky Center for School Safety, has written an on-line essay calling on school systems to prohibit students from having cell phones in their possession during school hours (go to www.kysafeschools.org. )He presents an iron-clad argument to the effect that student cell phones are not just unnecessary but also contribute to bullying, underachievement, sexual harassment, numerous disciplinary issues, including cheating, and even criminal activity. It goes without saying that they are one more distraction to a generation that is already suffering from distraction overload.
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My almost 4-year-old daughter asks for food constantly. I can’t tell if this is a boredom thing or an attention thing but regardless I am unsure how to handle it. I’ve tried allowing her to eat such things as carrots when she starts complaining, but I want to curb the actual behavior without giving her food issues. At present, she is of normal weight and height, and I want her to stay that way. –Hungry in Ohio
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The fight-or-flight response is when the brain perceives some kind of stress, it starts flooding the body with chemicals like epinephrine, nor-epinephrine and cortisol. This creates a variety of reactions such as an increase in blood Click here for the full article.
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Whatever is on your mind most of the time, whatever you think about frequently, the thoughts, concerns and intentions that are center of your thoughts are the focus of your meditation. Click here for the full article.
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Imagination. We frequently hear the Einstein quote, “Imagination is more important than knowledge.” The full quote is even better. The rest of it says: “For while knowledge defines all we currently know and understand, Click here for the full article.
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A lost purse or wallet creates legal exposures, tedious clean up tasks, and a pain in the you-know-what if you haven’t used Preventive Law to prepare for it in advance.
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Perhaps you have had a relative, friend or spouse who has been affected by the most common form of dementia, Alzheimer’s disease. Current statistics indicate that people diagnosed with the changes of memory, thinking and behavior now has grown to one in eight for people aged 65 and older. It is more prevalent in women than men. The number will likely escalate as the baby boomers age. Four percent of case are considered early onset, occurring in individuals under 65. The figure of cases increases to 43% of persons over 85 years old.
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Recency can be tricky. In a long list, last place is just last. In that case, the perception
may be that last is the least important. So use recency with care. In situations where there is something to remember, make it a positive memory.
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