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Linda: Hi GC...Hope all is well with you and yours...see you haven't been here for almost a yr...Know you and yours are in my thoughts and prayers that all is well!!!
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moni: Hi Chuck, where the heck are you?? Hope all is well. Fall is almost here, time to get to blogging again.
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Angel: Hi, GC! I see you're back to posting. It's sooo nice to "see" you again! Take care, my friend!
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wishlamp: Sorry this is late, but I hope you had a great Valentine's Day. I hope it was full of love, hugs, and kisses!
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Connie: Are you keeping warm over in Michigan?
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Vera: Merry CHristmas and Happy New Year Chuck!
moni: MERRY CHRISTMAS CHUCK and, a very good 2007 to you and your family.
Bob: Merriest of Christmases to you, GPC. Please drop by and say hello sometime at my new home.
DangerGirl: Merry Christmas GC!
Angel: Merry Chirstmas, GC! You are sorely missed around here!
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Denis: You should not look a gift universe in the mouth." GKC
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Thursday, June 26th 2008

8:00 AM

Living In The Now

The other day I ran across the expression "Living In The Now". The theory is that we should not focus on the past with it’s it mistakes and errors nor focus on the future worrying about what is going to happen next.

Instead we should "Live In The Now"!

This doesn’t mean you can’t plan for retirement. This doesn’t mean you should not learn from past mistakes. What is does mean is that we should focus on today!

Should of, would of, could of thinking is self-disruptive thinking. Lost jobs, lost loves, and lost opportunities are not in the "now". Instead they are in the past.

Worrying about future events over which we have little or no control is not in the "now".

"Live In The Now" is living life to the fullest using our resources, education, and financial situation. A "One Day At A Time" approach to life.

As children if our basic needs were met we didn’t concern ourselves with the past or worry about the future. Our life today will also become exciting and rewarding once we take the effort to experience everything surrounding us.

Living "In The Now" will bring you to the present moment and all it offers.

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Wednesday, June 27th 2007

8:00 AM

Heat Wave

When it gets this hot -- a reminder that Seniors are especially at risk during summer heat waves, in part because their bodies lose the ability to regulate temperature. Medications can also have an impact on the body's ability to regulate heat.

Signs of heat exhaustion include: dizziness, weakness, drenching sweats and nausea. If untreated, it could accelerate into heat stroke which can be life-threatening.

For tips on beating the heat and more information click on the link to CDC.
www.cdc.gov/disasters/heattips.asp

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Thursday, June 21st 2007

8:00 AM

Pope Wants Safe Drivers

The Vatican issued a ''Ten Commandments'' for motorists to keep them on the road to salvation, warning drivers against the sins of road rage, abuse of alcohol or even simple rudeness.

Pope Benedict the XVI asked for people the world over to pray for driving safety.

In his closing remarks during his audience Tuesday, Pope Benedict XVI asked for people to pray for safe driving around the world.

This week is safety week, initiated by the United Nations. The pope said he would like to give "a word of encouragement to the public institutions that seek to maintain highways safe and to protect human life with appropriate means, and to the people who dedicate themselves to research into new technologies and strategies to reduce the many accidents on the road," all over the world.

He also urged young people to practice prudence and show respect for highway codes.



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Thursday, November 30th 2006

8:00 AM

Addictions


What does your addiction cost?

Most of us have some sort of addiction.  Perhaps not the hard core addictions such as drinking, smoking, drug use, or gambling but little addictions such spending too much time on the Internet.

Here in Michigan new taxes have pushed the cost of a pack of cigarettes to $5.50 a pack.  If a person smokes three packs a day that comes to $16.50 a day or $115.50 a week.  Even at one pack a day the cost is $38.50 a week.  I would consider smoking an expensive addiction. 

I knew that smoking was #1 on the list but still I was interested in what the top addictions were and the costs of each.  Searching the web I found these facts. 

Smoking - $157 Billion a year

The tab for smoking includes $75 billion in direct medical expenses, with the rest in lost productivity from ill patients missing work. 

Alcohol - $116 Billion a year

 Binge drinking hits the unemployed harder on a per capita basis--10.4%, versus 8.4% of employed people. 

Drugs - $110 Billion a year

Like alcohol, illicit drug use is more prevalent among the unemployed.

Overeating - $107 Billion a year

Overeating increases the risk of many health problems, including heart attacks--obesity causes 14% of attacks suffered by males and 20% of those suffered by females, the National Institute for Health says, and less than a third of adults get regular exercise. 

Gambling - $40 Billiion a year

Addicted gamblers are often compelled to chase after bad bets with more money in the hope of winning back their losses.

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Friday, October 20th 2006

8:00 AM

Free Hugs

Everyone needs a minimum of 3 a day!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dn0AVpGNhOs&NR

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Friday, September 29th 2006

11:00 AM

Waterspout On Lake Michigan

A waterspout was spotted at 10:50 a.m.

We don't get many waterspouts and seldom does someone get a photo of them when they appear.  The waterspout was spotted this morning just off the Holland Channel by a webcam.

Click On Image To View Full Screen

 

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Monday, September 11th 2006

8:00 AM

September 11 - 911

May God bless the many souls who lost their lives, on September 11, 2001.

September 11 News.com

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Wednesday, September 6th 2006

8:00 AM

Grandparents Day - Sept 10

This Day Has A Threefold Purpose

*To honor grandparents

*To give grandparents an opportunity to show love for their children's children.

*To help children become aware of the strength, information and guidance older people can offer.




First Sunday After Labor Day

In 1970, a West Virginia housewife, Marian Lucille Herndon McQuade, initiated a campaign to set aside a special day just for Grandparents. Through concerted efforts on the part of civic, business, church, and political leaders, this campaign expanded statewide. Senator Jennings Randolph (D-WV) was especially instrumental in the project. The first Grandparents Day was proclaimed in 1973 in West Virginia by Governor Arch Moore. Also in 1973, Senator Randolph introduced a Grandparents Day resolution in the United States Senate. The resolution languished in committee.

Mrs. McQuade and her team turned to the media to garner support. They also began contacting governors, senators, congressmen in every state. And they sent letters to churches, businesses, and numerous national organizations interested in senior citizens. In 1978, five years after its West Virginia inception, the United StatesCongress passed legislation proclaiming the first Sunday after Labor Day as National Grandparents Day. The proclamation was signed by President Jimmy Carter. (September was chosen for the holiday, to signify the "autumn years" of life.)

Today this event, begun by only a few, is observed by millions throughout the United States.

Grandparents Day

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Friday, September 1st 2006

8:00 AM

Increase In Nicotine Content In Cigarettes

Study Finds Increase in Nicotine Content in Cigarettes

I was reading of a study that indicates that the average level of nicotine in cigarettes has risen 10 percent in the past six years, making it harder for smokers to quit.

The article pointed out that the health department for the state of Massachusetts released a study this week. It shows how much nicotine content has changed and how much nicotine smokers inhale when they smoke. The study said cigarettes in 2004 yielded the smoker nearly 10 percent more nicotine per cigarette than in 1998.

The increase in nicotine levels varied by brand, with some increasing as much as 30 percent. Fifty two out of 116 brands studied had nicotine increases of more than 10 percent.

Health experts say higher nicotine content makes cigarettes more addictive and smoking harder to quit. U.S. tobacco companies have not commented on the study.

Similar to the cell phone commerical where the lawyer says, "I object!" and the judge replies, "I'll bet you do!".

 

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Monday, August 28th 2006

8:00 PM

Nigara Falls, Canada

On Holiday

  What a great place to visit.  Having never been to Nigara Falls before this visit was breathtaking.  I would recommend to everyone to visit Nigara Falls at least once in a lifetime.

  The trip gave us an opportunity to visit a number of great sites.  Some of them were Canadian Horseshoe Falls, American Falls, School of Horticulture, Bridal Veil Falls, Barge Marooned Since 1918, Table Rock House, Upper Canadian Rapids, Queen Victoria Park, Robert Moes Power Project, Sir Henry Oaks Gardens, Disaster Area of Power Plant, Lower Nigara River Rapids, Whirlpool Rapids, Skylon Tower, Rainbow Bridge, International Pylon, The Floral Clock, and Maid of the Mist Boat Ride.

  My favorites were the Maid of the Mist Boat Ride that takes you right up to to the Falls and a trip to the top of the Skylon Tower. 

  I've added a few of my favorite photos for you to view!

 

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