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Skinny Stars Love Yoga0
- Celebrity Health & Fitness
- November 17, 2010
Celebrities who actively use yoga to stay in shape are highlighted. Included are Sophie Monk, Jessica Biel, and Lori Loughlin. StarMagazine, 11/16/2010
READ MORESingle and Seriously Ill: Care Circles Fill In For Family0
- Making a Positive Difference
- August 30, 2011
When elderly people become ill, family are not the only people they can count on. Lucy Whitworth, who was diagnosed with breast cancer, recalls an inspiring story about how 49 strangers helped her when she had no family to turn to for support. MSNBC, 8/29/2011
READ MORESingle and Off the Fast Track: It’s not just working parents who step back to reclaim a life0
- Lifestyle & Relationships
- May 24, 2012
Much of the research on work-life conflict focuses on working mothers trying to juggle everything, desperate for more time. But an even higher proportion of single women yearn for more free time, according to a 2011 More magazine survey of professional women over 34. Sherri Langburt, founder of SingleEditionMedia.com, a New York agency that runs
READ MORESinging for Sandy: The Best Moments from NBC’s Live Benefit Concert0
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- November 13, 2012
NBC brought together some of entertainment’s best-known New Jersey and New York natives — as well as other superstars who lent their support — for a live concert benefiting the victims of Hurricane Sandy. Time, 11/3/2012
READ MORESimply Deciding To Be Related0
- Lifestyle & Relationships
- November 28, 2013
Friends can become your family, as Beki Reese and Matthew Tanksley know. Tanksley was friends with Reese’s 22-year-old son, Caleb, who died of lung cancer. He helped his friend along the way and comforted the Reese family during the tragic time. Beki was happy to welcome Matthew into the family, as Matthew’s own mother had passed away when he was a young teen.
READ MORESimple Tips for Packing a Waste-Free Lunch0
- Environmental Well-Being
- January 29, 2012
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