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| Centenarians |
| Where Centenarians Live and What Their Secrets Are to Longevity |
| My great-grandmother lived to be 102. She was born in Hungary in 1904 and moved to Canada in the 1950s, where she passed away peacefully in her sleep one early spring evening. |
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| Getting Lucky |
| Five Ways to Find Luck |
| luck; [luhk]
–noun
The force that seems to operate for good or ill in a person's life, as in shaping circumstances, events, or opportunities. |
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| Hate Valentine's Day |
| Valentine's Day; We Question Your Existence |
| Valentine’s Day; we question your existence. |
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| Super Bowl Commercials |
| The Best of the Best |
| The Super Bowl could very well be the only broadcast out there that people look equally as forward to the commercials as they do the action. And, in honor of the rapidly approaching Super Bowl XLV, we are taking a look at the best advertisements of Super Bowls past. Take a look at what made us laugh. |
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| Mind Your Own Business |
| Tips & Tricks For Business Gifts |
| Remember the good ol’ days of seasonal gift giving? A time before the relentless pressure of corporate social responsibility, environmental awareness and market meltdowns came along and put a chokehold on all that great swag. |
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In the Mind of...
There are very few things that can tear a golfer away from his or her game when on course. Lunch can wait until after 18, last night’s hockey game becomes secondary, and cell phones, although close by, are not glued to hand. But, like most things in life, there is always an exception.
Maybe it’s the short shorts; maybe it’s the break from overwhelming testosterone; maybe it’s just the stereotypical “macho" thing to do. But, let me tell you, for whatever reason, when you’re about to crank that ball down the 10th fairway and the perky blonde comes barreling around the corner despite how important that next shot is, all attention is now shifted to one thing and one thing only: The beer cart girl.
In fact, I can tell you from five years of beer cart experience that not only does the beer cart girl steal the attention from the birdie at hand, she also manages to turn a group of otherwise grown up men into eye roll inducing characters. Even if you’re not the guy in the group who begins to morph into someone much different than his normal composed self at the sight of the cart girl, you’re inevitably going to be nodding along with me. Why? Because you’re the guy rolling your eyes with me behind Mr. “Hey cutie, come here often?"
Here it is, The Who’s Who in a Cart Girl’s Eyes:
Name: Mr. We Go Way Back
Attire: Golf shirt adorning the emblem of whatever golf course you’re at.
Go To Line: “...
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