Your Other 8 Hours: The Quickest Way to Radically Improve Your Life: Use Radical Change

 
By Robert Pagliarini, 
Tribune Media Services
 
What do the iPad, the band Nirvana and the Fosbury Flop have to do with your professional and personal well-being? They certainly don’t represent anything just a little different or just a little better. They all represented radical change — they operated, sounded and looked completely different than anything that came before them. Their creators didn’t settle for incremental change — slow, steady improvement — but instead radically changed the rules. It wasn’t about doing a few things better. 

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Ask Tamara: Baby Mama Drama!

Dear Tamara:
 
My new boyfriend is perfect. We have been dating for about four months now and we get along great. The only problem is his son’s mother. I hate to put it this way, but she is ghetto! She is constantly interfering in our relationship. She calls him all hours of the night just to get under my skin and try to cause trouble between us. Should I get out of the relationship now before it gets to deep and allow her to win, or should I hang in there and straighten her out?
 
 

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New shopping site- Wheretogetit

By Aisha Sims
 
I know one of my biggest shopping issues is finding items that I like in the store or online boutique. Sometimes I’ll be browsing through a magazine or watching television and I’ll see a cute piece that I’d like to own but I have no clue where to start looking. I found out about this really cool website where you can post a picture of an item that you covet and people can give suggestions on where to get it.
 
 

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Do you have an opionion? Your letters 10-5

 

Before even trying to tackle a $15 to $20 million deficit based on Mayor Bernero’s worst-case scenarios, City Hall decided to use fear mongering and extortion to scare voters into passing an outrageous 26% to 31% tax hike and Headlee override as property values plummeted by an average of more than 10% this year.
 
 

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Community Resource Connection

By Latasha A. McWright
TNCP Guest Writer     
 
This month of March, many of us are  in the middle of our New Year’s weight loss resolutions and summer is right around the corner!  Healthy eating habits have to become a priority for the whole family!  This is not only good for your weight loss goals, but also your general health and wellness.  We’ve located a few programs in our community that can help improve your health, diet, as well as managing your meals on a budget!
 
 

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Listen to Your Body

 
By Tom Lagana and Laura Lagana
from “The Quick and Easy Guide to Project Management”
 
Know what works best for you. There is more than one recipe for success, so sculpt it to meet your needs and lifestyle. Keep an open mind and consider that, regardless of how ridiculous your approach sounds to someone else, if it works for you it doesn’t matter what others think.
 
 

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New Program to Positively Impact the Lives of Women

Dear Readers,
 
Have you been drifting along life, feeling like you’re on a treadmill to nowhere?  Are you ready to start living the life of your dreams and helping others do the same?  Do you have the drive to help people, and want to make a living doing it? Are you a born [natural?] leader or teacher and feel like you could really explode as Coach if only you had the right resources to help you?  If you’ve answered yes to these questions, then I have the perfect opportunity for you! 
 
 

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AboutThatCar.com:   Lincoln MKX Can Compete

 
 
By Frank S. Washington
 
DETROIT, MI – During my week-long test drive of Lincoln’s 2011 MKX, I saw the two faces of the midsize crossover – luxury and utility.
 
The MKX sported what Lincoln calls its split-wing grille. I call it Lincoln’s butterfly face. No matter, the point of it is that grille was distinctive and it made the vehicle easily recognizable as a Lincoln.
 
 

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Videoview

By Jay Bobbin
Tribune Media Services
 
“THE TOURIST”: The star power and the scenery are the main attractions of this romantic adventure with definite echoes of “North by Northwest.” Johnny Depp plays a bookish American who’s visiting Europe when his path crosses that of an attractive mystery woman (Angelina Jolie). She quickly draws him into a dangerous case of mistaken identity that plays out in such cities as Paris and Venice. The supporting cast includes Paul Bettany, Timothy Dalton and Rufus Sewell. DVD extras: two “making-of” documentaries; audio commentary by director Florian Henckel Von Donnersmarck; outtakes; alternate title sequences. *** (PG-13: AS, P) (Also on Blu-ray) 
 
 

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Rhapsody in Blue — or Cream or Pink: Hydrangea Bushes Offer Impressive Palette to Gardener

The billowy flower heads of the hydrangea come in a wide array of colors ranging from blue to pink to creamy white. The pH of the soil determines whether these attractive shrubs bear blue or pink flowers.

 

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