Monday, June 28, 2010

M&M's National Sunglasses Day!


Slip-Slop-Slap is the name of a health campaign in Australia exhorting people to 'slip on a shirt, slop on sunscreen & slap on a hat when they go out into the sun, in order to protect themselves against an increased risk of skin cancer. It is probably Australia's most recognizable health message.

The campaign started in 1981. The campaign was extended in later years to encourage the use of sunglasses & shade. That is, slip on a shirt, slop on the sunscreen, slap on a hat, seek shade, slide on some sunglasses: 'Slip, Slop, Slap, Seek, Slide.' It is also used in New Zealand.

Monday, June 21, 2010

INSTANT PICK-ME-UPS!


Feeling down? Here are some things that will cheer you up in no time:

- BE REBELLIOUS!- have a piece of cake before noon!

- CLOSE YOUR EYES & RELIVE YOUR MOST MAGICAL KISS!

- MAKE SOMEONE ELSE'S DAY! - over-tip, tell someone how great they look, do a random act of kindness ... & it will make you - and them - feel great!

- FACEBOOK-STALK THOSE 'UNATTAINABLE' CRUSHES YOU HAD IN HIGH SCHOOL - chances are some of them have become a lot less hot!

-SMILE! - Even if you're faking it at first, it may start to feel real.

Wednesday, June 9, 2010

OPENING NIGHT OF THEATRE WEST VIRGINIA'S HONEY IN THE ROCK AT GRANDVIEW!!!






WE WERE LIVE AT THE OPENING NIGHT FOR HONEY IN THE ROCK ON TUESDAY!!!! IT WAS ALSO THE BEGINNING OF THE 50TH SEASON OF THEATRE WEST VIRGINIA!!! FOR TICKETS CALL 304-256-6800 OR (800)-666-9142 ... ALSO CHECK OUT THEIR WEBSITE AT WWW.THEATREWESTVIRGINIA.COM

Tuesday, June 8, 2010

M&M's - Exercise your BRAIN!


For general health, experts recommend exercise on most days of the week & strength training at least 3 times per week. Follow these guidelines when it comes to strengthening your brain as well. Just 20 minutes 3 times per week can help reduce your risk of developing Alzheimers by up to 70%

It's very important that these exercises follow 3 basic principles:

1) the activity must fully engage your attention
2) the activity must involve more than one sense
3) the activity should also break a routine

EXERCISE YOUR BRAIN

'Good for the body is the work of the body, good for the soul is the work of the soul, & good for either is the work of the other' - Henry David Thoreau

- Take classes to learn something you've always wanted to understand
- Do games & puzzles such as crossword puzzles, Sudoku & Scrabble
- Read often with a lot of different types of books
- Remember & repeat groups of words. Memorize your grocery list
- Meditate often. Take calm, deep breaths
- Eat foods containing omega fatty acids such as flax, hemp seeds & fish
- Peform math functions regulary
- Learn new words from a 'word a day' calendar or dictionary.
- Use your left hand if you are right handed & reverse to exercise the opposite side of the brain
- Mess around with a twisty puzzle
- Learn to read & play music (classical music is know to have the best effect)
- Draw or Paint
- Consider the different possiblities of how something could've gone & explore these consequences. This improves creativity
- When trying to learn something or review for a quiz, listen to your favorite song on repeat. This is an association technique where your brain connects what you learned to what you heard
- Try commuting with varied routes, to prevent the brain from becoming monotonous
- Avoid watching TV for hours, solve puzzles while watching TV to increase multitasking
- Learn to play new games to increase mind body co-ordination
- Never avoid breakfast, it's essential for your brain to function efficiently
- Remember to exercise your body - a healthier mind results from a healthy body. Get plenty of physical exercise.

Saturday, June 5, 2010

Treasure Hunters RoadShow!!!




We broadcasted LIVE from the Treasure Hunters Roadshow!!! for more info visit www.treasurehuntersroadshow.com