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Rich Mulholland provokes debate
April 8, 2012
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Longevity columnist Richard Mulholland provoked a flurry of Twitter debate on the subject of how men really feel about women being in control in his article "Winning bread or baking it". I couldn't resist re-publishing some of the Twitter comments in this blog. And...
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The cost of the chronically ill
April 6, 2012
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An article in the American Medical News, www.amednews.com highlighted the healthcare challenges facing the US federal system. The report said that, "the costliest 1% of patients consume one-fifth of all health care spending in the U.S. Health systems are trying to reduce the imbalance...
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Is this really the way to sell a vacuum cleaner?
March 26, 2012
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I was recently sent this Dyson advertising commercial clip by a professional friend of mine (who is head of her own household). She found it very funny, as did I (I have to admit) when I first watched it. Then, joke aside, I started to wonder whether or not this...
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The Happy Secret to Better Work
February 12, 2012
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A friend of mine (thank you Mark) sent me a link today of this TEDx Talk by Shawn Achor on "The happy secret to better work". He said I would love it. He was right. I did. I just cannot believe I haven't been exposed to Shawn Achor and his work before and I just have to share it...
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When Yoga may be bad for you
February 5, 2012
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I recently read an article in the New York Times, which when published early in January 2012, quickly became one of the most circulated articles by e-mail in the US that week. The author of the article, Glenn Black, a yoga teacher of nearly four decades, wrote about "How Yoga...
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