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17Dec

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RUNNING, TOP FOUR

Ready To Run: How To Safely Prepare For A Running Event

Summertime into fall is replete with outdoor casual competitions. Color runs, obstacle courses, triathlons and 5Ks are enjoyable exercise goals for anyone from die-hard athletes to the minimally fitness-focused. Summertime into fall is replete with outdoor casual competitions. Not prepared? No sweat! Give a personal trainer the dates of the activities and ask him or her to set up a preparation workout schedule. Or, check out sites such as health.clevelandclinic.org, which provides safe preparation tips: - If necessary, check with a physician prior to the event. - Get plenty of sleep – at least seven to eight hours. - Run several times a week. Fitness gurus such as Ben Greenfield recommend at least three times a week. He offers this regimen: “For example, one day can be your ‘fa...

The Best Dating Advice For “Single And Ready To Mingle” Seniors Looking For The Perfect Match

Single and Ready to Mingle?: The Best Dating Advice for Single Seniors Looking for the Perfect Match. Nearly 18 percent of single Americans are aged 65 and over. If you’re one of these 19.5 million single seniors, you might have bought into the lie that your best opportunities for love and romance have come and gone. But, since you’re reading this post, deep down you know that it’s never too late to find love. And, if the possibility of a new romance ignites a tingle of excitement, it’s definitely time to cast aside any negative ideas about senior dating and put yourself out there! Read on to learn the best dating advice for single seniors. Consider Dating Sites Things have changed a lot since you were first on the dating scene, especially in the last few years with the arrival of datin...

Spielberg scores a lot of points with ‘Ready Player One’

Before making “Ready Player One,” Steven Spielberg had directed 30 feature films. There were ticket-selling triumphs (“Jaws”) and box office bombs (“The BFG”). There were somber studies of social issues (“The Color Purple”), haunting historical dramas (“Schindler’s List”), and science fiction flights of fancy (“A.I. Artificial Intelligence”). But it’s been a long time since Spielberg successfully latched on to the little kid inside of him and made a film that’s simply a bunch of fun, I’d say since “1941.” From its opening salvo of music — Van Halen’s “Jump” — to its last — “You Make My Dreams” by Hall & Oates — “Ready Player One” is a whirlwind celebration of fantasy versus reality and good versus evil, a salute to competitive spirit, youthful idealism, and pop culture. It’s also the ...