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A great debate
Thursday, November 01, 2007


New class opens the table for discussion

During retirement many people find themselves lacking in the regular intellectual stimulation and mental challenges provided by careers, school, and volunteer activities. Just like the muscles in our arms and legs, the brain needs regular exercise to remain in tip-top shape as we age.



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Social security faces a $4.6 trillion ‘deficit’
Monday, October 01, 2007


How proposed reforms could impact your retirement

Increased life expectancy and low birth rates add up to big trouble for the nation’s social security system, which is facing a $4.6 trillion shortfall, according to the Social Security Administration.



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Bump, set, splash!
Monday, October 01, 2007


Every Friday, rain or shine, a group of Monarch Landing residents gathers for a lively game of water volleyball. The indoor aquatics center boasts a spacious heated pool that’s perfect for water sports, swimming laps, or just a relaxing evening dip.



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Stress less
Monday, October 01, 2007


Take steps to prevent anxiety and depression

Many of life’s most exciting transitions, such as marriage, the birth of a child, or a new job, bring with them an often unanticipated side effect—stress. The same is true for retirement.



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The next generation of extended care
Monday, October 01, 2007


It’s nothing like your grandmother’s nursing home

“Extended care is often organized to meet the needs of the providers, who need to deliver large amounts of care and service,” says Bill Russell, M.D., regional medical director and vice president of Erickson HealthSM.



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What’s cooking?
Monday, October 01, 2007


Monarch Landing chef delivers country-club quality cuisine

Henry Escobedo is at ease in the kitchen; he’s been working there since he was only 17. Escobedo began his career at Pheasant Run in St. Charles, where he mastered the fundamentals of the culinary arts while paying his dues as a  prep cook, butcher, and line cook.



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‘Purls’ of wisdom
Monday, October 01, 2007


Allure of knitting spans generations

Knitting is a common hobby of older women, many of whom learned from their mothers and grandmothers or in home economics classes.



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Are all Midwesterners this dynamic?!
Saturday, September 01, 2007


It’s been just a few weeks since the two-day Erickson Tribune Fair at Monarch Landing and Sedgebrook, and we’re still talking about it here at the  newspaper’s offices in Baltimore!

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Stretch your mind by learning a new language
Saturday, September 01, 2007


Foreign language classes aren’t just for teens in high school anymore. Whether it’s a crash course for travel abroad, to improve skills for career advancement or volunteer work, or simply for personal enrichment, an increasing number of older adults are learning to speak a second language.

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Popular Chinese fitness routine gaining popularity in the U.S.
Tuesday, July 24, 2007


Staying in shape doesn’t have to mean being chained to the treadmill or elliptical machine.

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