Shades of Grey: Putting people on
The best “put ons” are not planned. They just happen as the situation presents itself.
Technically Speaking: How the web can be a step toward better health
Walking is a low-impact and invigorating form of exercise that is accessible to almost anyone and offers a wide array of health benefits.
Seafood twice a week will keep heart and health at their peak
Tired of your doctor giving you that same old “be healthy, eat healthy” speech? Well, meeting that challenge is as simple as adding seafood to your diet twice a week.
Taylor Swift makes record-setting donation to Nashville Library
Country music artist Taylor Swift recently donated 14,000 Scholastic books to the Nashville Public Library.
Top 10 movies guaranteed to inspire better heart health
There comes a point in everyone’s life where a gentle push is all that’s needed to help get back on track. Whether you’re a film connoisseur or just a casual watcher, you know that movies are one of the most powerful art forms that frequently inspire us to be better and to do better.
Glass half-full outlook may protect your heart
To those who know me, it’s no secret that I tend to be a glass half-empty gal. I have friends that are glass half-full people. I can’t be around them for too long, it’s annoying. I believe the glass is defective; ergo, this month’s feature.
Gift to fund new artist-in-residence program at Cheekwood
Program to be named in honor of Martin Shallenberger
Cheekwood is thrilled to announce a $1 million endowment to fund a new Artist-in-Residence program to be named in honor of Martin Shallenberger as a gift from a private foundation.
Nashville Lawn & Garden Show to celebrate past, present and future
The timeless appeal, importance and fun of gardening will be celebrated at the 23rd annual Nashville Lawn & Garden Show next month at the Tennessee State Fairgrounds.
Volunteer Corner for February 2012
If your dog or cat revels in non-stop attention, bring them out for a visit with the residents of Green Hills Health and Rehab Center. While your pet enjoys love from the residents, you can engage in wonderful conversation with the residents and hear stories of their past. Everyone’s day will be a bit brighter! You must bring a copy of your pet’s current vaccination record to leave on file with the center. Volunteers are needed on the fourth Saturday of every month from 10:30 until 11:30 a.m.
Doc Severinsen to appear with Nashville Symphony
Marvin Hamlisch cancels due to illness
Marvin Hamlisch has been forced to cancel his appearance in the Nashville Symphony’s Bank of America Pops Series this weekend due to illness. Taking his place will be trumpeter Doc Severinsen, who will perform Thursday February 2, at 7 p.m. and Friday-Saturday, February 3-4, at 8 p.m. The legendary Tonight Show maestro so thoroughly enjoyed performing with the Nashville Symphony in 2009 that he quickly cleared his schedule to appear at Schermerhorn Symphony Center this weekend.
Cheekwood announces 2012 exhibitions
Cheekwood has much in store for its members and visitors in 2012, and anticipates a great year for both attendance and noteworthy exhibitions and events. As one of Nashville’s botanical and cultural treasures, the nonprofit organization makes a strategic effort to attract and create exhibitions that engage Nashvillians of all ages.
AARP adds Innovation Scholarships for spring demo conference
As part of AARP’s efforts to stimulate innovations that serve the needs and wants of Americans age 50+, the Association announced today the continuation of the Innovation@50+ scholarship program that will give three promising entrepreneurs the time and attention of leading venture capitalists and members of the media, to help turn their visions into reality.
Middle Tennessee Medical Center opens new cancer center
Center offers newest treatment technology; keeps patients closer to home
Middle Tennessee Medical Center (MTMC) recently opened its new, state-of-the-art cancer center. The Cancer Center at MTMC is now in the Seton Medical Office Building located at 1840 Medical Center Parkway, adjacent to the new hospital. The facility has its own dedicated entrance and is conveniently located in the same building as Tennessee Oncology, the Center for Breast Health at MTMC and Middle Tennessee Imaging-Murfreesboro.
UT alums to celebrate Fat Orange Tuesday
Alumni and supporters of the University of Tennessee are invited to help the good times roll at the 12th annual "Fat Orange Tuesday," sponsored by the Williamson County Chapter of the University of Tennessee Alumni Association at the Brentwood Country Club on Tuesday, Feb. 21, 2012 at 6 p.m.
What is the Estate Tax and how does it affect me?
Understand federal estate tax, what is included in a “gross estate,” and how to use estate tax deductions in 2012. Who should seek estate tax legal advice?
Tips to getting around hidden airline fees
The airlines are nickel and diming customers to death, but you can avoid hidden costs with some careful planning.
The therapeutic and health benefits of learning to play an instrument
Learning an instrument as an adult can increase cognitive function, lift spirits, open up social opportunities, bring joy and enhance overall quality of life.
Why is bruising easier the older you get?
Getting older means living in the black… and blue: Understanding the connection between aging and bruising. Are black and blue marks caused by medications?
How to protect outdoor furniture
Learn how to store your outdoor furniture for the winter season so that it will last for years and years to come.
What you can learn from the experiences of seniors who have come out late in life, and how it may impact one's life
Being gay has always been a challenge, even in today's relatively accepting society. Coming out to one's family may be hard, but it may be necessary, as well.
