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Trivia: Which show featured the theme song “Where Everybody Knows Your Name”?
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December 11, 2024
Good morning from RetireHub! ☀️ Your Wednesday newsletter has arrived!
We’ve got just the thing to improve your mood and energy, the best deals on the web (handpicked just for you!), and must-watch movies to cozy up with as the weather cools down. Happy scrolling!
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On this day in 1954, Albert Schweitzer was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for his dedication to humanitarian work and his philosophy of "Reverence for Life." Best known for founding a hospital in Lambaréné, Gabon, Schweitzer devoted his life to providing medical care in Africa and promoting peace and compassion across the world.
RetireHub Poll
What's your secret to staying happy and healthy? |
Picks You’ll Love: Movies, Shows, and More!
Looking for some fun ways to unwind? We picked these just for you.
Classic Movies: Stream timeless films like Gone with the Wind or Singin' in the Rain for that nostalgic Hollywood magic. You can find many of these on Netflix and Amazon Prime.
Feel-Good TV Shows: Enjoy heartwarming and funny classics like The Golden Girls or relax with The Great British Bake Off for light-hearted fun.
Streaming for All Ages: Services like Netflix, Hulu, and Disney+ offer everything from modern hits to beloved classics, including Mary Poppins and The Sound of Music.
Music & Virtual Concerts: Catch a free online concert or enjoy virtual Broadway shows for a taste of live entertainment from home.
Documentaries: For something educational, dive into documentaries like My Octopus Teacher or The Last Dance for inspiring and eye-opening stories.
No matter your taste, there’s something for everyone—just grab your popcorn and enjoy! 🎬🍿
Yesterday’s Poll Results: What feature is most important to you when considering a medical alert device?
It looks like when it comes to choosing a medical alert device, reviews are at the top of the list for most of our community, with 37% of you prioritizing feedback from others. Price comes in second, with 30% of you considering cost as a key factor. While battery life and appearance hold less weight for most, they still play a role in the decision-making process. It's clear that when it comes to medical alert devices, trust, affordability, and real-world experiences matter the most! 🛡️🌟
Thanks to the many of you who vote and comment every day. We love hearing from you!
Top comments:
"Appearance, battery life, and price are nice to have, but they’re useless if the device isn’t reliable. You need a device that won’t break when you fall or stop working when you step more than 20 feet into your yard."
“Ability to control who receives the call.”
“I researched and kept coming back to Medical Guardian. Fortunately, I haven’t had an emergency but knowing I have it on me is such a relief. Plus, it gives more than emergency assistance such as how much walking I’ve done etc.”
“Reliability.”
While we can’t publish them all, we do read and appreciate every comment. Some comments are edited to make room for more contributions.
What We’re Reading
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Senior Living News From Around the Web
9 Reasons Why Cruising is Great For Solo Women Travelers
Thinking about a solo trip? Cruising could be the perfect option. Check out 9 reasons why cruising is ideal for women traveling alone. From the safety of a well-organized environment to the opportunity to meet fellow travelers and explore new destinations, a cruise offers a unique blend of independence and ease. If you’re looking for a relaxing yet adventurous getaway, this might just be your perfect match.
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Longevity Tip of the Day
Go green — If coffee’s not your thing, green tea also has proven longevity cred, likely because it contains powerful antioxidants known as catechins that may help combat diabetes and heart disease. In a large study of more than 40,000 Japanese men and women, drinking five or more cups of green tea a day was associated with a 12 percent decrease in mortality among men and a 23 percent decrease among women.
Slang Phrase of the Day
Phrase: “Go off”
Meaning: A phrase used to encourage someone to keep speaking, often when they’re passionately ranting or expressing strong opinions. It can also be used sarcastically, implying the person is going on too much, as in, “But go off, I guess.”
In a sentence: “Go off! Tell them how it is!”
Good News of the Day
Dogs Were Already ‘Man’s Best Friend’ At Least 12,000 Years Ago In the Americas
Who knew our bond with dogs goes way further back than we imagined? A new study reveals that dogs were domesticated in the Americas at least 12,000 years ago—way before we thought! This discovery flips the script on old theories and shows that our loyal pups have been by our side for thousands of years. Talk about a paws-itively ancient friendship.
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RetireHub Trivia
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Not into trivia? No worries! We’ve got plenty of other fun games to enjoy, like:
Which classic TV show featured the famous theme song “Where Everybody Knows Your Name”? |
What was the name of the famous fictional detective created by Agatha Christie who loved to solve mysteries with his little grey cells? |
In the 1960s, which popular dance craze was named after a bird? |
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