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    <pubDate>Mon, 26 Mar 2012 20:56:37 GMT</pubDate>
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      <title>Well Being: Pickleball: It's a dilly of a fun waist-whittler</title>
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      <description>A few weeks ago, Judy Michel broke her elbow when she lunged for a drop shot and went sprawling. After an episode like that, you'd think she might take a break to let things heal.</description>
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      <title>Well Being: A search for meaning in the twists of a labyrinth</title>
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      <description>At Bryn Mawr Presbyterian Church, on the first Tuesday of every month, they spread a large piece of canvas on the floor of Congregational Hall. Imprinted on the canvas is a pattern that replicates the labyrinth embedded in the floor of the great cathedral in Chartres, France.</description>
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      <title>Well Being: The payoff (ouch) from 15 minutes</title>
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      <description>Mike Barretta is a veteran member of the Brotherhood of the Barbell. He opened one of the first free-weight gyms in South Philly back in 1981, he says, when bodybuilding was considered &amp;quot;uncool&amp;quot; and &amp;quot;the only people lifting weights were freaks and weirdos.&amp;quot; One of those &amp;quot;freaks&amp;quot; was his brother Rich, who won the 1987 Mr. America title.</description>
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      <title>Well Being: Two slick tools to clear snow</title>
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      <description>Winter has been so mild, with so many seductive previews of spring, that it seems churlish to suggest we may still see some snow before the first robins and dandelions.</description>
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      <title>Well Being: For men, a healthy lesson in listening</title>
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      <description>One of my favorite essays by Roger Rosenblatt, one of my favorite essayists, is entitled &amp;quot;The Silent Friendships of Men.&amp;quot; In it, he states that among men, &amp;quot;there is a wordless understanding in which we function fairly well - especially in friendships. There are a dozen guys whom I count as friends and who do the same with me, yet months pass without our speaking, and even when we do, we don't.&amp;quot;</description>
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      <title>Well Being: A teacher with a passion to spread peace</title>
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      <description>When she was a girl growing up in Wynnefield, Sue Gelber's sleep was often interrupted by her father's screams as he struggled with nightmares triggered by memories of his experiences as a combat infantryman during World War II.</description>
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      <title>Well Being: Daily Challenge uses tiny tasks for self-improvement</title>
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      <description>Every morning about 7, Lou Perseghin hears a ding on his smartphone and receives an e-mail inviting him to accomplish a daily challenge designed to improve his health and well-being.</description>
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      <title>Well Being: Temple researcher explores high blood pressure among African Americans</title>
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      <description>Michael Brown tries to do all the right things. He exercises four times a week on an elliptical trainer at the Philadelphia Sports Club. He lifts weights to keep his muscles toned. Thanks to his wife, Tonya, a vegetarian for 14 years, Brown follows a diet that is 90 percent vegetarian. He eats plenty of vegetables and tofu, a little chicken and turkey occasionally, but no red meat.</description>
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      <title>Well Being: A distance runner from a family that's traveled far</title>
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      <description>Jim Smiley is rightfully proud of his wife. After surviving the genocide of Cambodia and immigrating to the US, she has become an ultra-runner, capable of covering distances longer than a marathon, as she proved with surprising ease a couple of weeks ago.</description>
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      <title>Well Being: 'Walks and Talks' rev up bodies, ideas</title>
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      <description>Priscilla Sands comes from a family of hard-charging athletes, but she has always considered herself more the poetic, literary sort. Nevertheless, she played rugby in her 30s and admits to a fierce competitive streak.</description>
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