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How to smoulder when you’re older, by Sophia Loren, 75
By Daily Mail Reporter As a wise old lady once said: A woman’s outfit should be like a barbed-wire fence – serving its purpose without obstructing the view. That lady was Sophia Loren. And judging by her daring outfit, it appears she is still using it as her dress code. At 75, it seems Miss…
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Ben Underwood: Seeing While Blind Ben Underwood was blind, but while he was alive, he got around almost as well as people who can see, and even played video games with his friends. That’s because he had done something that’s very unusual: Ben Underwood taught himself how to echolocate. Underwood trained his ears to listen…
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Who is David Hrobowski (pronounced Ro bow ski)? There is one person in all the United States named “David Hrobowski” and he is Steven’s friend. David has been known as the “Cuff Link King” for quite some time – he has a vast collection (more than 3500 pair), priced from $25.00 to $2500 with one…
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Back to Work After 30 Years
An inspirational video to start your week
Will Smith’s Wisdom on Life
Hilarious Flu Video
In this entertaining video from Canada, the announcer whips up a batch of flu vaccine in a blender. It’s very funny – and not as far out as you might think! Original post “http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2009/11/10/Hilarious-Swine-Flu-Video.aspx”>
Read MoreBruce Willis ‘Not a Fan’ of Plastic Surgery
LOS ANGELES His ex-wife may be plagued with rumors of a love affair with surgery, but that doesn’t mean Bruce Willis is a fan. Despite rampant rumors that his ex-wife and good friend Demi Moore is a regular when it comes to going under the knife (although she frequently denies these claims) Bruce Willis doesn’t…
Read MoreAMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL – The Movie
The United States of America is known for being one of the wealthiest nations on the planet with the most opportunities for its citizens. In 2004 alone, Americans spent $12.4 billion (yes, billion!) on cosmetic surgery. With such an abundance of wealth, why are Americans so discontent? Too much television and easy access to plastic…
Read MoreGolden Elixir Salad Dressing Recipe
excerpt from: ‘Essential Cuisine – Healthy Cooking Classes 6 DVD Set’ ½ cup Extra Virgin Flax seed oil or Olive Oil 1 Whole lemon juiced 2 tbsp Raw sesame tahini ¼ cup Tamari soy sauce (low-sodium, wheat free if possible) ¼ cup Spring water 2 tsp Dried kelp seasoning 1 Small clove garlic* 1 tsp…
Read MoreNo Deaths From Vitamins or Minerals Poison Control Statistics Prove Supplements’ Safety
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Orthomolecular Medicine News Service, October 14, 2009 No Deaths From Vitamins or Minerals Poison Control Statistics Prove Supplements’ Safety (OMNS, October 14, 2009) There was not even one death caused by a vitamin or dietary mineral in 2007, according to the most recent statistics available from the U.S. National Poison Data System.…
Read MoreBunny lines, the biggest botox giveaway
By DANICA LO Everyone knows that a puffy duckbill lip or a permantly surprised raised brow means a celeb’s probably been dabbling in surgery of the cosmetic kind. These days, cheek and chin implants are blatant, and who wants a natural-looking boob job anymore? Hoist ’em high, sisters. But how can you tell if a…
Read MorePsoriasis: A Nuisance or a Deadly Disease?
By Brian Donnelly While all chronic health conditions are difficult to live with, the skin condition known as psoriasis not only has a negative effect on a person’s well-being, but it can also be fatal. Psoriasis is often unpleasant and debilitating for the 7.5 million Americans living with the disease, which presents as an unsightly…
Read MoreHazel McCallion Mayor of Mississauga, Canada 88 Years Young
Video published 2009 By Andrew Stevens, Political Editor (written in 2005) Though a separate municipal concern, the Canadian city of Mississauga has long had to exist within the shadow of its larger neighbour Toronto and has since been absorbed into its metropolitan sprawl. It is content to regard itself as part of the Greater Toronto…
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