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Monday Article
History of TV Dinners
History of the TV Dinner In 1925, the Brooklyn-born entrepreneur Clarence Birdseye invented a machine for freezing packaged fish that would revolutionize the storage and preparation of food. Maxson Food Systems of Long Island used Birdseye’s technology, the...
Typewriter Making a Comeback
Clack to the future: Typewriters are pounding out new roles in communities ARLINGTON (CBS) - The pandemic has changed the way we live. Remote learning. Work from home. Zoom calls all day long. A lot of people are yearning for life to be simpler. That has made a...
Exercise After 60
The Life-Changing Benefits of Exercise After 60 As we age, it's normal to not have the stamina and agility we enjoyed in our younger years. But getting older doesn't have to mean becoming a couch potato. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, all...
Airport Sets Hug Time
New Zealand airport with 3-minute cap on farewell hugs A New Zealand airport has imposed a three-minute limit on farewell hugs, sparking a worldwide debate over how long to cling on for a cuddle. Bosses at the international airport say they were surprised by the viral...
Daily Habits for Happiness
Daily Habits for Happiness Creating happiness in our daily lives can be as simple as tweaking our routines with a few mindful habits. Here are some ideas you might find helpful: Practice Gratitude: Spend a few minutes each day reflecting on the things you’re thankful...
Banana Artwork
A banana duct-taped to a wall sold for $6.2 million at a Sotheby's art auction Maurizio Cattelan's art installation "Comedian" sold at auction at Sotheby's in New York on Wednesday, purchased by a Chinese cryptocurrency entrepreneur for approximately $6.2 million....
Surgeons who are Gamers are more skilled
Surgeons Who Are Gamers Are More Skilled Ever wonder what surgeons do in their downtime, or if they play video games? According to a recent study, surgeons who are gamers may be more skilled than their peers who don’t play. It turns out that time at the console isn’t...
Pickleball Player Dominates
95-year-old Pickleball Player Dominates the Courts: ‘I Keep moving’ From Kansas comes the story of a timeless American: a great-great-grandmother who sings, dances, and plays pickleball twice a week. Lois White puts the elder in ‘elderly,’ and has lived a life of...
The Joy of Lifelong Learning
As we age, the concept of learning often takes a back seat, but it’s never too late to embark on new educational journeys. Lifelong learning offers a wealth of benefits for seniors, from cognitive stimulation to social engagement and personal fulfillment. Research...
Aging Japanese Village
An Aging Japanese Village Put Life-Sized Dolls Everywhere to Feel More Alive There are fewer than 60 residents living in the tiny Japanese village of Ichinono. Most of them are elderly, which is not surprising: Japan has the second-oldest population on earth. Kids...
Friday Article
History of TV Dinners
History of the TV Dinner In 1925, the Brooklyn-born entrepreneur Clarence Birdseye invented a machine for freezing packaged fish that would revolutionize the storage and preparation of food. Maxson Food Systems of Long Island used Birdseye’s technology, the...
Typewriter Making a Comeback
Clack to the future: Typewriters are pounding out new roles in communities ARLINGTON (CBS) - The pandemic has changed the way we live. Remote learning. Work from home. Zoom calls all day long. A lot of people are yearning for life to be simpler. That has made a...
Exercise After 60
The Life-Changing Benefits of Exercise After 60 As we age, it's normal to not have the stamina and agility we enjoyed in our younger years. But getting older doesn't have to mean becoming a couch potato. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, all...
Airport Sets Hug Time
New Zealand airport with 3-minute cap on farewell hugs A New Zealand airport has imposed a three-minute limit on farewell hugs, sparking a worldwide debate over how long to cling on for a cuddle. Bosses at the international airport say they were surprised by the viral...
Daily Habits for Happiness
Daily Habits for Happiness Creating happiness in our daily lives can be as simple as tweaking our routines with a few mindful habits. Here are some ideas you might find helpful: Practice Gratitude: Spend a few minutes each day reflecting on the things you’re thankful...
Banana Artwork
A banana duct-taped to a wall sold for $6.2 million at a Sotheby's art auction Maurizio Cattelan's art installation "Comedian" sold at auction at Sotheby's in New York on Wednesday, purchased by a Chinese cryptocurrency entrepreneur for approximately $6.2 million....
Surgeons who are Gamers are more skilled
Surgeons Who Are Gamers Are More Skilled Ever wonder what surgeons do in their downtime, or if they play video games? According to a recent study, surgeons who are gamers may be more skilled than their peers who don’t play. It turns out that time at the console isn’t...
Pickleball Player Dominates
95-year-old Pickleball Player Dominates the Courts: ‘I Keep moving’ From Kansas comes the story of a timeless American: a great-great-grandmother who sings, dances, and plays pickleball twice a week. Lois White puts the elder in ‘elderly,’ and has lived a life of...
The Joy of Lifelong Learning
As we age, the concept of learning often takes a back seat, but it’s never too late to embark on new educational journeys. Lifelong learning offers a wealth of benefits for seniors, from cognitive stimulation to social engagement and personal fulfillment. Research...
Aging Japanese Village
An Aging Japanese Village Put Life-Sized Dolls Everywhere to Feel More Alive There are fewer than 60 residents living in the tiny Japanese village of Ichinono. Most of them are elderly, which is not surprising: Japan has the second-oldest population on earth. Kids...