Posted by BrunieHaving been involved in disaster relief after Hurricanes Ivan and Katrina, and in community disaster preparation activities since then, I am somewhat sensitive to the scope and depth of pain and challenge people in southern California are experiencing. Through the smoke of their historic tragedy, however, come some inspiring stories of courage and [...]
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Posted by Kris:
What began as a slick way to technologically organize parties, weddings and spontaneous public gatherings, is now creating a dilemma for employers. Social networks are proliferating faster than boomers can turn 50 (every 12 seconds) or even 60 (every 7 seconds). On the one hand, social networks can be tools for recruiting, knowledge [...]
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Posted by Paul
I don’t think I’m the only one struggling with this internal conflict that accompanies aging:
My mind’s-eye view of myself is of a twenty-something quasi-athletic person. Though this self-image is more than three decades out of date, my mind taunts my body not to give in, not to “act your age,” as it were;
On [...]
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Posted by BrunieOne of the concerns frequently voiced by the nurses in a group I meet with regularly is the incidence of MRSA (a kind of staph bacterium) in hospitals and nursing homes. A report came out Wednesday in The Journal of the American Medical Association that is so startling, it should get everyone’s attention. [...]
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