Column: Finding Meaning in the Second Half of Life
Finding Meaning in the Second Half of Life
You’ve just hit 50 and you are now aware that you are in the second half of your life. What are you going to do with the rest of your life?
You know what you don’t want to do. You don’t want to spend your life sitting in front of your TV watching show after show or spending hours playing computer games.
Sage-ing International is an organization that honors living the second half of your life in a joyful, fulfilling, and beneficial manner. It is also known as conscious aging.
We now live longer and spend more of our retirement Read More
Money IQ: Too Good to be True (Continued)
Money IQToo Good to be True (Continued)
Last week we discussed how criminals are always looking for unsuspecting victims to help them steal and launder funds.
“Money mules” are individuals who are usually tricked into helping transfer stolen funds from one country to another.
The fraudster uses social websites like Facebook, Myspace and Twitter to locate their victims. Below is another example of “Too good to be true.”
Mr. Right – You receive a notification on Facebook that someone is asking to be your friend. You don’t recognize the name, Tom Morgan, but you think to Read More
Column: Fiscal Disaster Zone
Fiscal Disaster Zone
The major contributor to our national crisis is large corporate greed, as in the 200 plus large corporations that pay no federal income tax on their earnings.
Some of these corporations were bailed out by Washington D.C. in 2009 and then in 2010 they decided to “gift” their stupid Read More
Food on the Hill: Greek Style Chicken
“Food on the Hill” by Sue York
This Week’s Recipe:
Greek Style Chicken
Photo by Sue York/ladailypost.comIngredients…
Directions…
Photo by Sue York/ladailypost.com
Photo by Sue York/ladailypost.comLetter to the Editor: N.M. 502 18 MPH?
By WILLIAM C. MEADThe New Mexico Department of Transportation held an open house Feb. 20 to solicit comments on the latest conceptual design for N.M. 502.
This might be the last opportunity for public comment on the major features of the road. I didn’t count, but I’d guess there were roughly 50-75 people in attendance.
That seems like a pretty small sample on which to base a decision that affects everyone in Los Alamos (though less so for White Rock residents.)
I think the single design feature that most determines the nature and quality of the road is the proposed roundabout Read More
Pajarito Reads: Robert Fuselier Explores How Survival Strategies Rooted Deep in the Brain Control our Behavior
Column by BONNIE GORDONRobert (Bob) Fuselier may be the ideal person to tackle the subject of his new book, “From Violence to Freedom.”
Fuselier is a veterinarian, which of course gives him a lot of insight into animal behavior and a background in medicine and biology.
Bob Fuselier
He’s also a world traveler, having done volunteer work in Honduras and more recently, in Afghanistan, where he saw how different cultures cope with human behavior. Fuselier also has a lifelong fascination with exploring our spiritual nature and a passionate interest in the brain and how it functions. Read More
Column: Great Skis, Great Skiing, to Great Organizations… Part 1
Great Skis, Great Skiing, to Great Organizations – From Personal Development to Organizational Development Part I
Column by ELENA YANG
I have been working on four books for the past few weeks; two are about personal development and the other two are about organizations (see listing below.)
The overlapping messages are generally about living with passion, learning to release creative energy, staying disciplined and having fun.
On a recent skiing trip, they began to meld together for me. So, this entry is both personal and organizational.
- “The Art of Possibility” by Rosamund
