This blooper from ‘The Carol Burnett Show’ is still one of the funniest outtakes in TV history
Did you, like me, eagerly anticipate The Carol Burnett Show, which ran from 1967 to 1978, every week?
‘We choose to go to the moon…’ again: NASA marks 60th anniversary of JFK speech
As NASA once again prepares to set sail “on the most hazardous and dangerous and greatest adventure” on which humanity has ever embarked, the space agency’s leaders returned to the site where 60 years ago, to the day, President John F. Kennedy reconfirmed that “we choose to go to the moon.”
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Letting Go of the Past: Why It’s So Hard to Get Over Painful Memories
We’ve all experienced painful moments during our lives. But if the memories of such experiences become intrusive, here’s “some expert-backed ways to help you process and integrate painful experiences.”
Want to live longer? Influence your genes.
“By making healthy lifestyle choices, you can self-engineer genetic alterations to prevent disease and boost longevity.”
Michael F. Foizen, M.D., discusses the science behind his recently published book The Great Age Reboot: Cracking the Longevity Code for a Younger Tomorrow.
The basis of his argument is a process he calls genetic self-engineering: “Each healthy act switches on youth-promoting genes and switches off genes that cause you to age.” By making healthy lifestyle choices now, Foizen writes, “You have the ability to change how your body works and reacts—and ultimately how healthy you are and how long you may live.”
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Retreading for Retirement 