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Prohibition Repealed: Real Beer Was Back!
My 99 year old father, Abe Geyer, was working at the Edelbrew Brewery when Prohibition was repealed. Here is his account.
Suicide Watch: Ignored to Death
“If I had it all to do over, I would have joined the segment of this country that lies, cheats, and steals their way to the top.”
Proof that George Carlin Was a Genius
If you had any doubt, check out this short George Carlin video sent to us by Dennis Altman.
“Am I Losing my Memory or my Mind?”
Forgetting where you put your glasses or why you went to the refrigerator? After 50, what is normal memory loss and what isn’t?
Brain Squeezer: Numbers Describing Letters
Okay, let’s see how clever you are. This quiz will rattle your brain. And you thought this was going to be a relaxing weekend.
What do you really know about Getting Old?
We know, they’ll have to drag you kicking and screaming into old age. These 20 True or False questions will help prepare you.
Tai-Chi Beats Back Late-Life Depression
UCLA study reveals improvement in levels of depression, better memory and cognition, and more overall energy. Who knew?
The Things that Piss me Off
“I’m annoyed as hell and I’m not going to take it anymore.” A ‘Let Life In’ fan’s pet peeves. Feel free to add yours.
Answers to “Here’s How the Movie Ends”
O.K. Times up, pencils down! To view this Brain Squeezer without the answers, see 2 featured articles below
Ease the Impact of Age-related Hearing Loss
There is no cure. The damage is permanent once present and part of the aging process. But there is help.
Here’s how the Movie Ends.
In this “Brain Squeezer,” we tell you how the movie ends. All you have to do is identify the movie. Easy right?
Are you Missing out on Provocative Articles?
Your over-protective computer filter may be blocking items you really should read. Learn how you can let all of “Let Life In” in.
Where are they now? Ad “Creatives” Re-Unite
DDB, the ad agency that started the creative revolution in the sixties, held a reunion of art directors and writers responsible.
Avoid “Work at Home” ads like the Plague.
Make money fast. Work in your underwear. No experience is necessary: If it sounds too good to be true it’s probably a scam.
