UFO: I Practice Levitation by John T Jones, Ph.D.
... In fact again, I knew they would! As I was watching TV last night, I needed the small notebook from my desk so that I could record my grandiose ideas for new ezine articles. The notebook was about five feet away and I didn’t want to disturb the candy bowl on my lap. My wife said, “Use levitation!” I said, “Use Levitation! Brilliant!” I placed my hands in levitation position, but as far as I could see, the notebook did not move. I told my wife, “I’ll have to practice.” “Yes,” she said.

Will You Outlive Your Favorite Celebrity? by Barbara Kimmel
... FACT: Laughter, humility, and a positive outlooks are linked to increased life expectancy. 8. Do you have a confidant who listens to your most intimate concerns? Yes = plus 1. No = minus 2. FACT: Confidants offer emotional catharsis and a sense of personal worth to those in crisis. 9. Do you engage in daily mental exercises such as puzzles, games, learning or problem-solving? Yes = plus 4. No = 0. FACT: Individuals that continually challenge their minds suffer fewer cognitive disorders.

Death Calculator-How Long will You Live? by Barbara Kimmel
... FACT: Environmental studies have documented increasing evidence of cardiopulmonary diseases generated from indoor air and materials. Common items you have and use in and around your home – such as carpets and furniture, insecticides, cleansers, and paint and varnish – can release toxins into the air. In addition, all homes absorb toxins from the outside environment through normal cracks in foundations and walls. 40. Do you eat or drink more than two daily servings of caffeinated products, ...

The Pia Zadora/Rondo Hatton Connection by Peter Blinn
... So there we are: 4. That Roy Kinnear really got around, until he died in 1988 falling from a horse. Because he was involved with a vast array of fairly big pictures, he invariably spoils it for Peter Ostrum and the other relatively non-famous Willie Wonka alums (Julie Dawn Cole, Denise Nickerson, Michael Bollner, etc.). Christopher Lee is similarly omnipresent and in fact scores the lowest of ALL Hollywood actors in terms of this kind of interconnectedness.

A Bubble of Confidence - Preparing Your Child for Standardized Testing by Kayla Fay
... homework, but resist the temptation to review academics. Lay out clothes and lunches for the next day, and use the rest of the time for the family, with a nutritious meal, a family movie, and an early and stress free bedtime. Express unconditional love. Whether your child bubbles in correctly or not, expressing your love will create a bubble of confidence that will be hard to break. Even if scores never reach the 99th percentile, make it clear that your love will be there 100% of the time.

Empirical Poker Calculators and How they do Your Job at the Poker Table by Marty Smith
... Remember last night when you were checking the hockey scores? Well, coincidently your EPC noted that JimBo99 limped in early with J7os, and LooseMother called two raises cold with K2s. 2- You never took notes in college, and you’re not about to start now. Yes, it could just be laziness, but some just people cannot take notes. Your EPC can be your stenographer so to speak, but it can also decipher that information and offer up favorable probabilities.

Can a Golf Handicap Tracker Really Improve Your Game? by Patrick Forbes
... While making better shots on the course is a good sign that your game is improving, there’s nothing like a solid number to prove the fact! Now whether it’s simply to improve your own game or to document your way into tournament play, it’s important to get reliable numbers that truly represent your handicap. Otherwise, you may think you’re making definite strides when you aren’t, or feel you’re not advancing your game when it really is. Don't just track your stats.

Multiplying Success - Preparing Your Child for a Standardized Test in Math by Kayla Fay
... Our youngest son Ash loves the event, although his scores are no higher than his brothers'. Joe has a 504 plan and has special modifications. In the past, Ron has relied on medication to concentrate during his exams, and now he drinks caffeine to help focus. Mike is always terrified; on testing day we email family and friends for prayer support. Here are some of the strategies that have helped our guys. I hope they will give you some ideas as you work with your child.