Urban Housecall

Erectile Dysfunction (ED)-Urban Legends
 
1.    I’m getting older, it’s normal that I have difficulty achieving or maintaining an erection.  While most cases of ED occur in men over the age of 65 it is by no means a normal part of aging.

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The Time is Right…But are you Ready?

By Robert C. Robinson III, MD
 
Sexual performance is a topic of increasing popularity these days.  From ads of “natural male enhancement” to prescription medications, everyone seems to have an opinion or claims to be an expert on the topic. What makes this even more confusing is the number of terms tossed around when addressing this issue.  

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Excuse Me, Are You Listening? 9-24

Dear Readers,

Have you ever been so excited or distracted while cooking that you dropped the one ingredient that was most important to the dish you were making?

 

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Retire Smart: Her Midlife Transition Helps Keep Neighborhood From Going to the Dogs

By Mark Miller
Tribune Media Services
 
At age 72, Inez Killingsworth is a nationally recognized community leader who fights to help Ohio homeowners avoid foreclosure. But it all started 20 years ago with dogs-mean, stray dogs that harassed children and adults in the poor neighborhood of Cleveland where she lived.
 

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Local Man Still Awaits Kidney Transplant

Mother, LeAyne Nash, standing beside her son, Mike Bragg during a fundraiser in 2006 at the now closed Cadillac Club.  At 22 years-old he discovered he needed a kidney transplant. Photo by Michael Jennings.

LANSING, MI –  At age 27, Tolliver ‘Mike’ Bragg has been waiting 5 years for a kidney transplant.

 

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On the Road with MoJo Table-for-Two Reviews

El Taquito

1713 East Riverside Drive,  Austin, TX
Price Range: From $1.40 (for a single
specialty taco – $7.50 (for specialty plates)
Family-friendly atmosphere with friendly customer service

 

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Animal Prints…Rawr!

By Ashia Sims

While this is on my fall fashion accessory trend list, I wanted to do a separate post on animal prints in general.  I will be addressing animal print shoes in an upcoming How do I wear that trend post so stay tuned for that, but this information is important as well.
 

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Retire Smart: Silicon Valley Entrepreneur Rides to the Rescue of Investors Paying High Fees

By Mark Miller
Tribune Media Services

Most investment advisors measure their success by a yardstick called assets under management-the amount clients have entrusted them to invest. Mitch Tuchman is more interested in the dollars he’s been able to bring “out of management.”
 

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Mother Flippin’: One Funny Mother

Somebody’s Daughter
By Tashmica Torok

I am somebody’s daughter.  I was once held in my mother’s arms swaddled in a pink blanket.  Toes were counted and fingers grasped.  The words pretty were uttered about me.  I have discovered the delight of painting my finger nails for the first time and the dismay of my first period. 

 

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Interpersonal EDGE: Is Job Loyalty for Better or Worse?

By Dr. Daneen Skube
Tribune Media Services

Q. I have worked for my company for 10 years, and the manager I loved just retired. The guy that took his place is a jerk! I feel disloyal, because even though my company has been good to me, I’m flirting heavily with the idea of leaving. Should I stay or should I go?
 

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