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Why Your Glutes Are A Tell-Tale Sign of How Fast You Are Aging - AOL (opens the original)
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Many of us look for the obvious signs of aging. Gray hair. New lines around the eyes. Doing things a little slower than we used to. But the mobility experts who work with older adults look at one particular part of the body: Your backside. Finds: Struggling With Balance As You Age? Experts Say There Might Be A Simple Solution. Physical rehabilitation specialists watch your glutes and whether they can still get you to your feet steadily. More than one in four Americans over 65 falls each year, an
What Your Dog Is Really Trying To Tell You With That ‘Guilty’ Look - AOL (opens the original)
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Tracy Murray found the first chewed hole while she was half asleep, pulling on a pair of black yoga pants. On the bed, her mini goldendoodle Kobe lay stretched out next to his brother, Maple. Kobe’s head was down, his ears were flat, and he let out a long, heavy sigh. It was the look of a dog caught red-handed, the kind that makes you swear a dog knows what it did was wrong. Beside him, Maple stared without blinking, like a dog with a solid alibi. Murray runs a dog-walking business in Washington
Travelers Reveal The Things About America That Genuinely Shocked Them On Their First Visit - AOL (opens the original)
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The first time I took my twin sons to the United States, my 11-year-old, Thomas, refused to spend a single dollar for two days. Our money back home in Australia is different colors and sizes. A five is pink, a 10 is blue, a 20 is red. American notes are all the same green and the same size, and Thomas was convinced he would hand over a 20, thinking it was a one. So he just stopped spending. His brother Charlie has spent his whole life avoiding vegetables. Somewhere in the second week, after one
People Reveal The Grossest Things Customers Do At Your Local Coffee Shop - AOL (opens the original)
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I work from cafes most days. My regular place is good, but sometimes on my travels, I see things that make me question my caffeine addiction. More than once, I’ve watched someone finish a glass of water and put their empty cup back in with the clean ones. So now when I pick up a glass and it’s damp, I can’t tell if it’s wet from use or wet because it’s been washed, and I go without. It’s one of many unhygienic behaviors that seem rife in coffee shops. Matt Woodburn-Simmons worked as a barista fo
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