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Cancer. It has to be the most frightening word in the English language. Actually, in any language, as cancer touches everyone, directly or indirectly, everywhere. I lost my wife two years ago, my sister-in-law sixteen years ago, and my niece this past summer to this wicked disease. I also …
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When men gain their identity from work, retirement can be tough. One of the retired men I interviewed for Ready to Retire? put it this way: "There are is's and was's and now I'm a was." I found in my research that this self-identification with work includes seeing yourself as a good provider for …
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Directed by Michael Bay Written by Chuck Hogan (screenplay), Mitchell Zuckoff (book) Starring John Krasinski, Pablo Schreiber Rating 3/5 Michael Bay tones it down in this powerful look at the moment by moment events of Sept. 11, 2012, in Benghazi, Libya when a US government installation and a …
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Enhancing one’s natural beauty through non-invasive rejuvenation has transitioned beyond the face and towards larger areas of the body: specifically the abdomen, arms, love handles, back and thighs. After years of research, federal health approvals and patient feedback, non-surgical fat reduction …
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∼ by Melissa Davis ∼ The money-making renovation continue to be kitchens and washrooms. Here’s what’s happening in this year’s design trends. Kitchen Trends Our love affair with all things shiny stainless seems to have run its course. As a designer it’s long been a pet peeve. As kitchen …
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