Lifestyle
Cat Psychology 101 – How to Coexist in Harmony
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- Written by Kimberly Blaker Kimberly Blaker
What does it mean when your furry feline friend puffs its tail? What’s the best way to handle your cat’s neuroticism? Why is your kitty scratching up all of your furniture?
Savvy Senior: Tips on Caring for an Aging Parent
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- Written by Jim Miller Jim Miller
Dear Savvy Senior,
Where can I turn to for caregiving help? I help take care of my 80-year-old father and work too, and it’s wearing me out.
– Worn-Out Wendy
Nurse Nancy: Loneliness is a Treatable Condition
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- Written by Nancy J. Schaaf Nancy J. Schaaf
November gives notice of the approaching holiday season and festivities.
Bob’s Tech Talk: Archived Voicemail, AI Images, Local Delivery Services
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- Written by Bob DeLaurentis Bob DeLaurentis
Q. How do I move my mobile phone voicemail messages to some kind of permanent storage?
Willing to Wander: Nature and History are Up to Bat in Cooperstown
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- Written by Victor Block Victor Block
Visitors viewing the World Series winners display at the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum in Cooperstown, New York, will learn that the Philadelphia Phillies have taken the prize twice, in 1980 and 2008.
‘Elvis’ Enlivens Community Sock Hop
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Residents at Blue Bell Place were “all shook up” when “Elvis” performed his most popular songs during a sock hop event held at the Watermark retirement community on Aug. 20.
For the Love of Dogs – They’re More Emotional than Science Once Gave them Credit for
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- Written by Kimberly Blaker Kimberly Blaker
In living with and interacting with our dogs, we get to know them well. Despite their inability to talk, we often understand their emotions based on their body language.
The Cautious Consumer Guy: ‘Free’ Magazines? Hardly
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- Written by Arthur Vidro Arthur Vidro
Too many magazine subscription offers contain the misleading word “free.”
Pay Attention! 16 mm Guidelines to 1950s Dating
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- Written by Randal C. Hill Randal C. Hill
Following World War II, the U.S. government donated thousands of sound 16 mm movie projectors to our schools. Several smalltime filmmakers took advantage of this and rushed to quickly and cheaply produce around 3,000 “social guidance” classroom movies.