Kick your Plantar Fasciitis, Once and for All!
December 8, 2010 by Dr. Niele Maimone · Leave a Comment
Using Laser Therapy to Heal Foot Pain What is Plantar Fasciitis? Plantar fasciitis is an irritation and swelling of the thick tissue (plantar fascia) on the bottom of the foot. The plantar fascia is a thick fibrous band of connective tissue originating on the bottom surface of the calcaneus (heel bone) and extending along the …
[Read the full story]In the Search for Perfection
December 7, 2010 by Dave DeLong · Leave a Comment
Golfing great Ben Hogan has been quoted as saying that he never hit more than seven great shots per round. 2010 Remax World Long Drive Championship runner up Dominick Mazza told his dad after the competition that he felt he only hit one real solid shot in the competition and yet he blasted ball after …
[Read the full story]Early Unwrapping
December 7, 2010 by Eric Johnson · Leave a Comment
I have a confession to make—I opened my best Christmas gifts early this year. Although to be accurate I really had no other choice because the best (real) gifts I received came incrementally over the course of this past year. I received so many in fact, it would be next-to-impossible to list them all. The …
[Read the full story]The Virtue of Giving
December 7, 2010 by Anita Venezia · Leave a Comment
Who are the important men and women among us? What actions define the character of one’s personal substance? Important people are all of us; we are the history makers, people who give back to others—sharing and caring, showing compassion, generous with time and talents. By supporting communities, we demonstrate benevolence by example; children learning the …
[Read the full story]If I Was Santa
December 7, 2010 by Michael Copeland · Leave a Comment
Santa is The Man! Everyone loves that jolly present bringing, sleigh driving, reindeer flying, carol singing, list reviewing, letter reading, stocking stuffing, cookie eating, Ho-ho-hoing, red suit wearing, giant elf- of-a-man during the holiday season. By all outward appearances, Santa would seem to have a charmed life. He is loved by billions, has a palatial …
[Read the full story]Manage Your Holiday Stress—From the Inside Out
December 7, 2010 by Trina Swerdlow · Leave a Comment
When you think back to the most meaningful moments that you experienced during last year’s holidays, what comes to mind? Were you giving or receiving? Maybe you shared a rich conversation with someone, and you felt understood and loved afterward. Or, maybe you received a warm feeling in your heart after giving (or donating) your …
[Read the full story]A Word About Speakers
December 7, 2010 by Dave High · Leave a Comment
It’s All About Enjoying the Holidays Treat yourself and your family with great holiday gifts this year. A new audio system or simple speaker upgrade makes a great holiday gift. There are audio speaker solutions available for every budget. Today there are many new choices for sound systems in the home or office, large or …
[Read the full story]GCUniverse – A World of Greeting Cards
December 7, 2010 by Michael Copeland · Leave a Comment
Doesn’t everyone enjoy getting a greeting card in the mail? Of course we do. I always thought that I would make a good greeting card writer. Over the years, I’ve crafted some pretty darn nice homemade birthday, anniversary and holiday cards for my friends and family. Below is a sampling of a Get Well card …
[Read the full story]2011 Ford Fiesta: It’s a Party on Wheels!
December 7, 2010 by Charles Donaldson · Leave a Comment
They say the world is becoming a smaller place and with natural resources being demanded by more and more countries, costs are increasing in the auto market as well. In Europe the price of fuel is nearly twice what it is here, so the call for smaller fuel efficient vehicles has been strong. That same …
[Read the full story]Dirt Gardener: Thanks for Asking
December 7, 2010 by Buzz Bertolero · Leave a Comment
Q. How do I separate and store the Dahlias that I have recently taken out of the ground? I planted one in April and it has multiplied into a clump of twenty to thirty bulbs. A. Dahlias are actually classified as a tuber and not a bulb. A true bulb contains modified leaves called scales, …
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