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Preparation for Backpacking, Climbing, Hiking and Hunting Before Purchasing Tents and Gear

Posted by Senior Living - April 11, 2021

When beginning your decision process on going backpacking you would think that your tent and other gear is most important. However, there is something that is more imperative that you…

How to Choose the Right Fitness Tracker

Posted by Senior Living - April 11, 2021

As more and more people are working towards leading healthier lives, the role of fitness trackers is increasing. With so many trackers available in the market today, it can be…

Immune Booster Combination Boosts Natural Immune Response

Posted by Senior Living - April 8, 2021

Colds, influenza and other viruses, diseases, pathogens, toxins, germs, bacteria, what do all these little nasties have in common? This is what our bodies deal with everyday. As we go…

Factors That Affect Daily Caloric Intake

Posted by Senior Living - April 5, 2021

Calorie requirements depend on six major factors that affect it. These factors are gender, age, weight, basal metabolic rate, lean body mass and daily activities. Determining the factors that affect…

Sanity Testing

Posted by Senior Living - April 5, 2021

Sanity testing is a version of regression testing to ensure a specific section of the application is still working after a bug fix or a functionality improvement. This type of…

Nude Pilates And Nude Exercising Isn’t For Everyone But The Au-Natural Workout Is Gaining Popularity

Posted by Senior Living - April 2, 2021

Nude exercises. Nude Pilates. Nude Yoga. Drop your inhibitions at the door. Exercising in the buff is becoming a trend! With who? While researching this article, I’m fascinated, no…shocked, at…

Seventy (70) Is The New Forty (40) – Exercising Your Total Body Is Good News For Baby Boomers

Posted by Senior Living - March 30, 2021

Seventy (70) is the new Forty (40). To a lot of you that sounds like a lot of BS, as you sit there with aches and pains in places you…

The Promise – Workplace Health & Safety Policy

Posted by Senior Living - March 27, 2021

A Health & Safety (H&S) policy is a written promise of the Business Owners and the Senior Management to provide a healthy and safe workplace. The starting point, the foundation…

Tips on Choosing Plastic Manufacturing Companies

Posted by Senior Living - March 24, 2021

Many businesses that use plastic parts are not going to necessarily manufacture those parts on their own. There are plastic manufacturing companies that can provide you with what you need,…

The Best Software Tester in the World?

Posted by Senior Living - March 24, 2021

Attention to detail If you ask ten testers to each test something, you will typically see a varied amount of defects detected. This will still be the case if all…

Does the Cost of Golf Make It an Expensive Sport?

Posted by Senior Living - March 21, 2021

To take up golf seriously you need some golf clubs, golf shoes, golf glove, golf balls, tees, towel, some lessons and a tee time. Golf clubs can be bought used…

Things to Do on the Internet When You’re Bored

Posted by Senior Living - March 21, 2021

Internet of Things (IoT) basically refers to internetworking and interconnection of computing devices, machines, objects, that are usually embedded with unique identifiers and have the ability to transfer data over…

Does the Cost of Golf Make It an Expensive Sport?

Posted by Senior Living - March 18, 2021

To take up golf seriously you need some golf clubs, golf shoes, golf glove, golf balls, tees, towel, some lessons and a tee time. Golf clubs can be bought used…

Top Pet Tracking Devices for Dogs and Cats

Posted by Senior Living - March 12, 2021

Are you afraid of losing your pet? Do you fear compromising their health? Every pet owner does! The hush-rush life and the increasing incidences of animal theft and killing have…

This Is A Test – Just the Facts

Posted by Senior Living - March 6, 2021

I’ve often written in the past about decision-making biases. ALL OF US rely to some degree on decision-making approaches that yield suboptimum results. Most of those are unconscious. An example…

Everyday Pilates by Alycea Ungaro PT

Posted by Senior Living - March 3, 2021

Joseph Pilates was a fitness pioneer who came up with a comprehensive system of exercises for complete body fitness — blending both traditional Western and Eastern (especially yoga) exercises. He…

Examples of Recreational Activities – Fun Things to Do

Posted by Senior Living - February 19, 2021

Recreation is anything that is stimulating and rejuvenating for an individual. Some people enjoy nature hikes; others enjoy skiing (or both). The idea behind these activities is to expand the…

Colonoscopies Are Overpromoted, Overprescribed and Overpriced – Consumers Should Resist and Rebel

Posted by Senior Living - February 19, 2021

Introduction: A Few Questions to Set the Stage Should you trust your doctor? Is the medical system organized and controlled by modern equivalent of highway robbers? What can we learn…

All Aboard! This Is the China CCRC Express!

Posted by Senior Living - February 16, 2021

“It took more than one man to change my name to Shanghai Lily,” purrs Marlene Dietrich in Josef von Sternberg’s film 1932 adaptation of Harry Hervey’s book Shanghai Express. She…

All About Sciatica and Its Treatment

Posted by Senior Living - February 13, 2021

Do you know sciatica is relatively common affecting 15% to 40% people during their lifetime? Sciatica is more than leg pain. It is a global problem and hampers the overall…

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