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Simply locking your doors isn't enough. The FBI found that 61 percent of all burglaries involved forcible entry. Burglary isn't just scary, it's costly. Victims of burglary offenses suffered an estimated $4.6 billion in lost property last year. Here's how to protect your home this holiday season. More
If you are planning a trip to Asia this year, one "must-see" stop that should not be overlooked is Macau. More
Expectant mothers and those who plan to become pregnant should avoid taking the antidepressant Paxil, advises the Food and Drug Administration. The agency's warning came following studies that showed Paxil doubled the risk of birth defects in children whose mothers used the drug while pregnant. More
It seems that not a month goes by without another study revealing some terrible side effects of Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT). Now there is a viable, safer alternative for treating menopause symptoms. More
Many people want to get a college degree, but the thought of spending 4 long years studying is not appealing. Now there are new options for accelerated programs that allow you to get a quality education in much less time. More
No matter what kind of medications you take for joint pain or arthritis, one of the ways to help manage the pain and discomfort has been around for centuries: a soak in a nice, hot tub. More
How you can get tax relief now if you owe back taxes. More
Having a breakout is bad enough. Treating it with sticky, irritating, smelly creams makes it even worse. Now there's a fresh solution to fighting acne: a light foam that packs a powerful punch of effective ingredients. More
Are you a senior who could use more monthly cash flow? Most seniors are already on a budget, but there's a program that can help them get they money they need: a reverse mortgage. More

Health and Nutrition

 

NYT > Fitness & Nutrition
Recipes for Health: Black Rice and Soy Salad With Asian Dressing2/22/2011 10:50 AM
High in omega-3 fatty acids and protein, this salad packs well in a lunch box.

England Finds 2012 Olympics Don’t Spur Exercise2/16/2011 3:14 PM
When London won the Olympics, organizers said they’d get two million people working out. That hasn’t happened.

Personal Best: Would You Like a Shake With That Workout?2/14/2011 11:40 PM
Researchers say that standing on a platform that vibrates 50 times a second seems to slightly improve performance in the few minutes immediately after.

Stretch: The Delicate Art of Adjustments2/12/2011 4:43 PM
Hands-on instruction is essential for many forms of yoga, but it isn’t always welcomed.

First Lady Taking Health Work Global2/9/2011 12:10 AM
Michelle Obama said she intended to spend part of the coming year shaping a more international message, with a possible focus on issues of maternal and child health as well as obesity.

Schools Facing Cuts if Lunches Aren’t Paid For2/9/2011 4:38 PM
Principals in city schools have been told to collect the money parents owe or identify a budget line the money can be taken from.

Q & A: Is Ripeness All?2/7/2011 11:20 PM
There is a significant change in nutritional value as a fruit or vegetable ripens, but ripeness may not be the major factor in nutrition.

Vital Signs: Fitness: A Walk to Remember? Study Says Yes2/8/2011 12:25 AM
Researchers found that the hippocampus expanded in subjects who were assigned to walk three times a week.

Yoga’s Stress Relief: An Aid for Infertility?2/7/2011 7:39 PM
In recent years, “yoga for fertility” classes have become increasingly popular.

Government’s Dietary Advice: Eat Less2/1/2011 1:23 AM
The latest federal nutrition guidelines reiterate much from previous years, but this time, they also suggest just consuming less.

Food and Entertaining

 

Are you looking to change how you look and feel in a big way? You might be researching different diet pills, but with so many options, it's easy to get confused. It's time to take control and find a pill that is so effective, just one capsule a day is the maximum dose. More
Do you wake up exhausted from not sleeping at night? People who get enough sleep can certainly tell you what you're missing. With the proper amount of sleep, you're much more likely to feel more energy throughout the day, enjoy higher productivity and experience less overall stress. More
Since world soccer's governing body began staging the Women's World Cup 20 years ago - great teams have come and gone, but there has been one consistent soccer power during that time: the United States. This summer, the Americans have a chance to regain the trophy that has eluded them since 1999. More
The Top End of Australia's Northern Territory provides travelers with a plethora of opportunities to engage in authentic Australian experiences. Twice the size of California, but with only 200,000 inhabitants, it's no surprise that the Northern Territory is the place to experience nature on a grand scale. More
How you can get tax relief now if you owe back taxes. More
Having a breakout is bad enough. Treating it with sticky, irritating, smelly creams makes it even worse. Now there's a fresh solution to fighting acne: a light foam that packs a powerful punch of effective ingredients. More
Hot tubs are a great way to entertain, allowing family members and guests to socialize in a comfortable atmosphere. But hot tubs are expensive and take a lot of time to maintain, right? That might not necessarily be the case. More
If you want to book a cruise that is truly all-inclusive, with extras like shore excursions and cocktails included in the price, there is one option that stands out above the rest. More
Do you feel tired all day, even if you slept a full 8 hours? Do you suffer from unexplained headaches, high blood pressure, cardiac problems and excessive daytime sleepiness? Believe it or not, all your problems could stem from snoring. More

Family

 

It seems that not a month goes by without another study revealing some terrible side effects of Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT). Now there is a viable, safer alternative for treating menopause symptoms. More
How many photos do you have stashed away on your computer or in your camera? Vacation photos, weddings, parties, great shots of your kids, your dog, your world. More
Nobody likes getting older, but it is a fact that as we age, the risk of injury increases. Even seemingly innocuous tasks like getting in and out of the bath tub or shower can be a chore. More
A positive mood can help you live a happier, healthier, more relaxed life. Your mood and mental well-being affects every part of your life for better or worse. While unhappy feelings can negatively impact your activities, a happy, balanced mood can help propel you forward in life. Here is a tip that can help. More
Simply locking your doors isn't enough. The FBI found that 61 percent of all burglaries involved forcible entry. Burglary isn't just scary, it's costly. Victims of burglary offenses suffered an estimated $4.6 billion in lost property last year. Here's how to protect your home this holiday season. More
Nestled within the Adirondack Park's 6 million acres of natural beauty, Lake Placid is paradise for the outdoor enthusiast with an adventurous heart and a romantic soul. Throughout the year, you can discover events celebrating the 4 seasons. Right now, with all the best that winter has to offer, there is a plethora of activities to celebrate the snow. More
Unfortunately, experts estimate that more than 70 million Americans have persistent trouble falling or staying asleep. If you are one of the millions of people who suffer, you know how frustrating it can be to lie awake in bed at night, tossing and turning. Here is a solution. More
These days everyone is looking for ways to cut costs. Have you checked your auto insurance statement yet to see if you can shave a few dollars - or a few hundred dollars - off it? More
Traveling can either be a fun, exhilarating experience or it can be a time-consuming waste of time. It isn't just your family that you miss when you're on the road; you also miss your television shows, which are a constant in your life. More
Lots of things go into putting together the perfect wedding: the dress, the food and the photographer are three of the biggest. While a wedding photographer will shoot your big day, photos taken by friends or family of the wedding and other key moments - cake tastings, dress fittings and the morning-of trip to the hairdresser - can end up cluttering your computer's hard drive and never seeing the light of day. More

Careers and Education

 

If you're a teacher or staff member in a childcare center or preschool and haven't gotten a degree or teaching certificate yet, it's likely that you're weighing the pros and cons. Here are some questions -- and answers -- that may help. More
In a surprisingly common sense approach, Western Governors University - a nonprofit university founded by 19 United States governors - has taken the initiative of evaluating student progress based on knowledge gained, not time on coursework. More
It is estimated that of the 14.6 million people that are currently unemployed, nearly 45 percent have been without a job for 6 months or more. For these people, it may be time to think about a new career for which there is more demand, job security and projected growth. More
Does a job in psychology sound interesting to you? Do you think you might have the right personality for helping others and using science to figure out problems? More
Many people want to get a college degree, but the thought of spending 4 long years studying is not appealing. Now there are new options for accelerated programs that allow you to get a quality education in much less time. More
In education, passion and progress go hand-in-hand. If you dream of being a principal, vice principal or assistant principal, it's the perfect time to take the next step. More
Today's job market is very competitive. With an advanced degree, your earning potential can greatly increase, your career opportunities can expand and, in some professions, such as psychology, education and business, a master's degree provides additional career options. More
Being a registered nurse is a challenging, rewarding, yet often thankless job. You put in countless hours helping patients with everything from medications to bedpans. More
The world of business is exciting and complex. For those with a business education, it's where they thrive each day and their hard work is amply rewarded. If the idea of advancing in the business world gets your heart racing, it's time to do something about it. Here are the top 5 reasons why you should explore getting a business degree now. More

ART AND DESIGN

Art and Design



NYT > Art & Design
Art Review: Artful Commentary, Oozing From the WallsArt2/17/2011 11:26 PM
The New Museum is offering a startlingly excellent resurrection of the prescient Post-Minimalist renegade Lynda Benglis and her multidexterous and often gender-bending segues among Process, Performance and Body Art.

Inside Art: Cindy Sherman’s Guises All in a Single PlaceArt2/17/2011 11:30 PM
A Cindy Sherman retrospective is planned for MoMA next year; Elizabeth Peyton has a show connected to Wagner opera at Gallery Met; and the Walther Collection Project Space is opening in Chelsea.

Art Review: Pride of Place, Brighter Than EverArt2/17/2011 11:26 PM
Rembrandt’s self-portrait in the Frick Collection exhibition glows more brightly than ever after cleaning.

ArtsBeat: Egypt's Antiquities Minister Says Valuable Statue FoundEgypt2/17/2011 8:02 AM
Zahi Hawass, Egypt's antiquities minister, said on Wednesday that a limestone statue of Akhenaten holding an offering table, among the most valuable of the objects revealed earlier this week to have been stolen from the Egyptian Museum, had been found.

ArtsBeat: MoMA PS1's Young Architects Program Announces WinnerMoMA P.S. 12/16/2011 1:33 PM
Interboro Partners, a nine-year-old New York architecture firm, has won the annual Young Architects Program competition to transform MoMA P.S. 1's courtyard for its summer outdoor music program, the museum announced Wednesday.

ArtsBeat: Make Art, Get Art in Return at Tribeca Film FestivalRobert De Niro2/17/2011 1:11 PM
Winning filmmakers at this year's Tribeca Film Festival will receive one of nine works, including pieces by Will Ryman, Tom Otterness and Robert De Niro Sr.

Art Review: When Enamel Wares Adorned China’s Imperial CourtsArt2/17/2011 11:30 PM
The sensual appeal of cloisonné may seem out of step with imperatives of Buddhist humility, but it has a transcendentalist aspect.

In Miami, Flames Take Vacant Art Deco BuildingsArson2/18/2011 2:27 AM
A man under arrest is suspected of setting at least one of four fires at historic buildings in the Collins Park neighborhood.

Critic’s Notebook: The Musical Rhythms in Images Out of TimeMarclay, Christian2/17/2011 5:10 PM
Time is a kind of music, music is a kind of time, and Christian Marclay seems to understand this implicitly.

Flock Around ‘The Clock’Art2/17/2011 5:08 PM
“The Clock,” a 24-hour video work by Christian Marclay, is drawing crowds at the Paula Cooper Gallery in Chelsea.

Art and Design



NYT > Art & Design
Flock Around ‘The Clock’Art2/17/2011 12:43 AM
“The Clock,” a 24-hour video work by Christian Marclay, is drawing crowds at the Paula Cooper Gallery in Chelsea.

Critic’s Notebook: The Musical Rhythms in Images Out of TimeMusic2/16/2011 10:53 PM
Time is a kind of music, music is a kind of time, and Christian Marclay seems to understand this implicitly.

Art Review: In the Beginning Was the WordCamnitzer, Luis2/17/2011 2:00 AM
After a 50-year career, Luis Camnitzer gets his first New York museum survey at El Museo del Barrio.

ArtsBeat: Egypt's Antiquities Minister Says Valuable Statue FoundEgypt2/17/2011 8:02 AM
Zahi Hawass, Egypt's antiquities minister, said on Wednesday that a limestone statue of Akhenaten holding an offering table, among the most valuable of the objects revealed earlier this week to have been stolen from the Egyptian Museum, had been found.

ArtsBeat: MoMA PS1's Young Architects Program Announces WinnerMoMA P.S. 12/16/2011 1:33 PM
Interboro Partners, a nine-year-old New York architecture firm, has won the annual Young Architects Program competition to transform MoMA P.S. 1's courtyard for its summer outdoor music program, the museum announced Wednesday.

ArtsBeat: Make Art, Get Art in Return at Tribeca Film FestivalRobert De Niro2/16/2011 1:23 PM
Winning filmmakers at this year's Tribeca Film Festival will receive one of nine works, including pieces by Will Ryman, Tom Otterness and Robert De Niro Sr.

Raymond D’Addario, Photographer of Nazis, Dies at 90Holocaust and the Nazi Era2/17/2011 1:48 AM
An Army photographer whose camera captured images of Hitler’s associates at the Nuremberg trials, he retired from the service and opened a camera shop in his hometown.

Museum Review: Head in the Stars, Feet on the GroundMuseums2/15/2011 2:45 PM
With its new digital technology, the newly renovated Charles Hayden Planetarium in Boston takes viewers far into the cosmos.

Art: A Life of Melting the Status QuoArt2/12/2011 7:06 PM
Lynda Benglis, who has challenged the art establishment for decades, remains in the avant-garde. A retrospective of her work is being shown at the New Museum in New York through June 19.

Arts | New Jersey: Traveling Along the Immigrants’ RoadArt2/12/2011 9:30 PM
An art exhibition at Rutgers-Newark uses Queens Boulevard as a focus for the experience of immigrants.

Moving Checklist


Planning is key!

The logistics of relocating can be crazy, in order to help keep things straight it is good to have a "Plan". Having a plan in place can assist in preventing unexpected problems from arising and to reduce the overall stress of moving. There are many items to consider in the move from departure to destination. For example, you may need to find a job for your partner, arrange local housing, schooling, medical and banking facilities, transportation and much more. Here are a few items that you may find useful

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