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Baby Boomers Blog Carnival Seventy-ninth Edition

Posted: 16 Feb 2011 03:09 AM PST

Welcome to the February 16, 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!

Entertainment

Terry Hamburg presents BABY BOOMER ONE HIT WONDERS posted at Boomer To You, saying, “”Sometimes we give musicians only 15 minutes of fame, but their songs stay in our minds forever.”"

Family

Joe Plemon presents When a Great Deal Isn't So Great posted at Personal Finance By The Book, saying, “After discussing this “great deal” with my wife, I realized, deep in my gut, that it wasn’t smart. For the millionth time in my life, I was extremely grateful I married this woman.”

Mike Ross presents The Big Candy Box of Weird Valentine's Day Facts posted at CosBlog!, saying, “Here are few weird Valentine’s Day facts you may not know.”

Fitness

asithi presents Exercising in Your 50s and 60s posted at Small Steps to Health, saying, “This post is a discussion on why physical mobility is important and how to start excising in your 50s and 60s in order to maintain your physical mobility when you become a senior”

General

Consumer Boomer presents Estate Planning Checklist for Baby Boomers posted at Consumer Boomer, saying, “As you begin the estate planning process, here is a checklist to help you along the way.”

Health

stevo presents Simple Strategies For a Flat Stomach! posted at Quick Weight Loss Blog, saying, “Achieving a flat stomach is actually easier than you think! However, it does require some discipline and a certain amount of effort in order to achieve the results you want. The strategies here aren’t designed to help you get ripped abs but they can certainly help you flatten your stomach, lose weight quickly and improve your overall health.”

Steve Faber presents Got a Superbowl Sized Hangover? Here?s How to Fight Back posted at Belly Fat Loser, saying, “If you watched the Superbowl, there’s a great chance you didn’t feel quite so well the next day. Here are some powerful strategies to help, or even prevent such problems in the future.”

Carl Francis presents Easy Tips for Lifelong Personal Healthcare posted at Homeland Security Degree.

Charles Chua C K presents Be Free and Be happy posted at All About Living with Life.

Denise Harris presents Protect Your Assets Before Applying for Medicaid posted at Able Mart | Disabilities and Aging, saying, “Will your assets keep your from qualifying for Medicaid?”

Henry Baker presents Dengue or Malaria – How Do You Know the Difference? posted at How To Become A Pharmacist.

Lois Hughes presents Homeopathy or Humbug? That is the Question! posted at How to Become a Physician Assistant.

stanya16 presents Top 20 Most Influential Oncology Professors posted at Web Health Blog, saying, “If you're seeking expert cancer adivce, or if you want to study under the best oncology professors, you might look at universities that also maintain a cancer medical center.”

Humor

Madeleine Begun Kane presents Newsy Limerick posted at Mad Kane’s Humor Blog.

Retirement

Dave@50plusfinance presents Are You Putting Your Life On Hold To Save For Retirement? posted at 50 Plus Finance, saying, “In her new book, "Generation Earn: The Young Professional's Guide to Spending, Investing, and Giving Back" (Ten Speed Press), the author Kimberly Palmer recommends that young adults try to save at least a quarter of their annual income.”

Jeff Rose, CFP presents What?s Your Number? posted at Jeff Rose, saying, “Before you retire you need to ask yourself some very important questions. Here are some points that you need to consider.”

Madison DuPaix presents Should You Reverse Your Roth IRA Conversion? posted at My Dollar Plan, saying, “If you did a Roth IRA conversion in 2010 and are wondering if it was the right move, read this first.”

Control your Cash presents Us 1, American Express 0 posted at Control Your Cash, saying, “A helpful rule in your economic life is to think about every transaction from the other party's perspective. In this case, look at the handsome annuity that your credit card balance becomes in the eyes of the card issuer.”

Work

Job-Interview-Site.com presents How to Be a Good Manager and a Good Leader? posted at Job Interview Guide, saying, “The article provides 8 Keys to Being a Good Manager and Tips on Being a Good Manager and a Leader.”

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