Baby Boomers U. S. (The Blog)

Welcome to the December 9, 2009 edition of the Baby Boomers Blog Carnival. There are some really well thought out and insightful Boomer articles for you to peruse this week.

So, grab a cup of coffee (or tea),  sit back in your most comfortable chair, put up your feet and Enjoy.

This one’s for you!

Fitness

Kris presents Leg Workout Programs posted at Fat Burning Exercises, saying, “Some excellent thoughts on leg workouts.”

Tony presents Exercise as a Way of Relieving Stress posted at Health Fitness Article Directory, saying, “We live in a world of constant distractions, over-stimulation and resultant anxiety. I have suffered from anxiety for many years. One way I have coped with this anxiety is through a counselor, reading self-help books and the like.”

General

Joe Plemon presents Four Reasons Why Wealth Should NOT Be Your Financial Goal posted at Personal Finance By The Book, saying, “Building wealth should be a by-product of wise living; not a goal in itself.”

Patrick @ Military Money presents What are VA Loans? posted at Military Finance Network, saying, “VA Loans are a great way for military veterans to purchase a home with a 0% down payment and a loan guaranteed by the US government.”

Bucksome presents Holiday Shopping Tips posted at Buck$ome Boomer’s Journey to Retirement, saying, “Here are five tips to save you money on holiday shopping.”

Health

Jeff Rose presents What is the Average Cost for Long Term Care? posted at Jeff Rose.

marjorie presents Avoid Blood Sugar Spikes with Vinegar posted at Laurel on Health Food, saying, “I was checking out some of the latest health news today, and I stumbled on some research about vinegar and blood sugar. Apparently, multiple studies have concluded that eating a little vinegar with a carb-heavy meal can help reduce your blood sugar levels.”

Humor

Madeleine Begun Kane presents We Don’t Think We Can Dance, But We Do It Anyway posted at Mad Kane’s Humor Blog.

John Laugherton presents 25 Oddest Objects Ever Eaten (by Humans) posted at Become An X-ray Technician.

Lists

JohnQ Stakes presents 25 Open Source Software Projects that Are Changing Healthcare posted at Masters in Health Informatics.

Jimmy Hagans presents 50 Essential Sites for Free Nursing Care Plans posted at BSN to MSN.

Jennifer Kingsley presents 25 Most Influential People in Healthcare posted at Masters in Health Care.

Frederick Yarmy presents 25 Essential Open Courseware Classes on Holistic Healing posted at Phlebotomy Technician Programs.

Anthony Stewart presents 50 Tools and Tips to Bookmark for the Next Pandemic posted at Master Of Health Administration.

Tabitha Mcivers presents 25 Easy Healthy Living Tips for Christmas, New Years and the Holidays posted at LPN to BSN Online.

Retirement

Chris presents Reverse mortgage – the good, the bad and the ugly posted at Home I Own.

Jason @ Redeeming Riches presents 3 Reasons Why You Shouldn’t Fall in Love With Your 401k! posted at Redeeming Riches, saying, “The 401k can be a great tool, but don’t give it too much love – here’s three reasons why.”

Work

nissim ziv presents What is Career Planning and Development? posted at Job Interview Guide, saying, “Career development is an ongoing process, one that you should be focused on as you approach a career and progress through it. Development and planning are all part of career management. Make no mistake, you are in charge of your career and personal development.”

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