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From the monthly archives:

August 2011

18 Preparations for Hurricane Irene

Most anything can be handled if you’re prepared and even small hiccups can hurt if you’re not. Food, water, shelter, clothes, medicine – it’s not rocket science. Here are 18 things to do for hurricane Irene.

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The Colorado and Virginia Earthquakes Tell Us to Prepare

The Virginia and Colorado earthquakes remind us that we can all be blindsided by the unexpected, so why not get prepared for potential calamity, especially when the basics can be pretty straightforward to do. There’s some perspectives and resources here.

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Why It’s Critical that You Muscle Up as You Age

The Biggest Loser Nutritionalist, Cheryl Forberg takes you through the reasons why building and maintaining muscle at any age is critical to living a long and vital life. There’s three ways that muscle relate to aging well, and three factors that make us lose muscle as we age.

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7 Ways Meditation Builds Your Brain

Meditation delivers better health, emotional resiliency and brain power. The science is clear – -meditation builds a better you. Here are seven benefits of meditation.

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The Reboot Diet and the Detox Effect

Just drink vegetable and fruit drink on the Reboot plan? No eating? What about the headaches, and foggy brain – the detox effect? Read about the three remedies to the detox effect!

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Monsanto, GMOs and the Food Fight Challenge — Watch

Do you eat genetically modified substances? You don’t know, because unlike in Europe – where GMO foods are banned — the Monsanto-friendly FDA in America says no labeling required. Should you be concerned? Join the Food Fight!

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545 vs. 300,000,000 People — American Politics vs the People

Politicians are the only people in the world who create problems and then campaign against them. In his column, 545 vs. 300,000,000 People, retired columnist Charlie Reese excoriates the people who are responsible for deficits and the debt.

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