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by Mary Jo Matsumoto

Spring is in the air and most of us are dashing off to weekend get-aways and other sunny destinations. Nothing is more inconvenient than lugging around a bulky skin care system and a bag cluttered with makeup. No worries, I've rounded up some of the sleekest and chicest no-hassle products that will keep you looking beautiful.
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by Tony Conway, CMP

When it comes to entertaining, you should know that you can be both stylish and sustainable. Planning a gathering regardless of the guest count, involves a myriad of details. From flowers to flatware, you, the host, are responsible not only for the tone of the gathering; but also for the extent to which your event will impact the planet.
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by Julie Hauserman

It isn’t every day that an ambulance driver responds to a call at a schoolyard and ends up wrangling with an agitated, six-foot tall, sharp-clawed emu. John Glushko arrived on the scene, handily caught the exotic ostrich-like bird, took him out of harm’s way, and chalked up another adventure in a most unusual occupation: He’s one of three ambulance drivers for the SPCA Wildlife Care Center in Broward County, now part of The Humane Society of the United States.
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by Brian Freedman

The wine and spirits world is full of legends, bottles that tower above the more common (or, at the very least, the more commonly available) ones that most of us drink even on special occasions. Even wine lovers who have only recently caught the grape-juice bug are familiar with them: Harlan ’97, Petrus ’89, Romanée-Conti ’85, Cheval Blanc ’47.
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by Tonia Tomlin

We all face the challenges of office clutter whether it’s in the home office or in the work place. Follow some of these seven quick tips and eliminate your office clutter and chaos once and for all. Clients of ours often complain the most about office clutter and how they continue to have so much paper. The truth is we all have too much paper in our lives both, at home and at work. Eighty percent of the paper we have and keep, we never use again.
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by Sandy Dumont

Competition is fierce these days and small and large firms are closing their doors at a shocking rate. Daryl Rigby of Bain & Company in Boston advises companies on what to do during a downturn. “Think of a company as a race car careening around a track, where recessions are the curves,” he says, “and this is the time you need to be particularly skillful.”
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by Debbie Mandel, MA

Feeling stuck? Do you live with a chronic case of self-doubt like if you earned your advanced degree, it couldn’t mean much or that it was far too easy? Ironically, these feelings are experienced by highly successful people. As a result no matter what you accomplish, you feel like you don’t know enough and that you have fooled others into believing that you are competent, in short, an impostor.
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by Rena Reese, MS

From CEO’s to entrepreneurs and entertainers to parents all over the globe, we are constantly in search of ways to boost productivity. To put it simply, we want to get more done each day. For some this goal is rooted in the desire for greater abundance while for others productivity is the gate-keeper to recreation.
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by Joy Weaver

There was actually a time when air travel was glamorous, fun, and the airport was a great place for people watching? Not now - those days are gone, while long security lines are now the norm because of the dangerous minds that have invaded our society. At this point, air travel is a challenging necessity to get from one destination to another quickly – unless you are fortunate enough to travel on a private plane.
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by Susan Burke March, MS, RD, LD/N, CDE

Have you been burning the candle at both ends? Eating junk food…drinking too much (alcohol, juice, soda?), and not exercising? You may think it’s time for a change; you want to “detox” from all your indulgences, and feel better. I just typed “detox diets” into my web browser, and was surprised to see ...
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