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Baby Boomers Blog Carnival Seventy-eighth Edition

Posted: 09 Feb 2011 02:53 AM PST

Welcome to the February 9, 2011 edition of the Baby Boomers Blog Carnival. There are some really well thought out and insightful Boomer articles for you to peruse this week.

So, grab a cup of coffee (or tea), sit back in your most comfortable chair, put up your feet and Enjoy.

This one’s for you!

Family

JoelGray presents Tips For Starting A Web Business posted at Internet Marketing Ace.

General

Joe Plemon presents How The Number One Personal Finance Principle Affects Two Diverse Families posted at Personal Finance By The Book, saying, “The stories of these two families illustrate that very little income is not an excuse to break this principle and that much income is not a guarantee that one will keep it.”

Health

Melissa Seyfried presents The History of Health Insurance in America: The Ultimate Web Guide posted at Online MHA, saying, “What is it about health insurance and health care that prompts such strong feelings in Americans? To get an idea of why health insurance is such a hot button topic in the United States, and where the debate over the roll health insurance companies and the government should play in the future of health care is going, it can help to have some historical perspective.”

Peter Stockwell presents Mediterranean Diet Boosts Brain Power posted at The Senior Walking Fitness Blog, saying, “We all lose brain power as we get older. Can a diet slow our decline?”

Nesher presents Age -The Most Significant Risk Factor for Alzheimer's Disease posted at Planning your Retirement Smart Way.

Charles Chua C K presents Effective Ways to be Healthy and Young Longer posted at All About Living with Life.

Denise Harris presents What Is Your Risk for Colon Cancer? posted at Able Mart | Disabilities and Aging, saying, “How likely are you to get colon cancer? What are your risk factors?”

Blake Willson presents Family Nurse Practitioner Programs posted at e-Med News, saying, “Gerontologists work in a wide range of situations, and some of these individuals excel at their professions. They may work in colleges or universities, edit publications, make public policy, work as family nurse practitioners or simply track the age of supercentenarians — but they all do their jobs to the best of their abilities.”

Emilia Klapp presents Are Your Everyday Tasks Causing You Adrenaline Fatigue? posted at The Diabetes Club, saying, “When the alarm clock doesn't work, the kids are not ready for the car pool, the phone won't stop ringing, the dog makes a mess on the carpet, traffic is terrible, your boss isn't happy, or you get a virus in your computer that ruins your whole day work, do you wish the ground would open and you were swallowed up? Well, the ground is not going to open, at least not because you want it to, trust me on this one, but you may be causing yourself adrenaline fatigue. Let's see how and what you can do about it.”

Humor

Susan Howe presents Accidents Happen: 10 of the Craziest Catastrophes Nobody Saw Coming posted at The Budget Life Blog, saying, “Here’s a list of unexpected and craziest accidents or deaths throughout history.”

Madeleine Begun Kane presents Snow Job (A Limerick Duet) posted at Mad Kane’s Humor Blog.

Work

Job-Interview-Site.com presents What Are Your Interests? Interview Questions and Answers posted at Job Interview Guide, saying, “How do your interests relevant to the job in question? Can you describe your interests and hobbies? Interview Question and Answer.”

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