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Most Recently Shared on September 23, 2009 at 8:20 pm By:

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If you've been sitting at your desk all day (like us), give your body a much needed stretch with the Downward Desk: http://bit.ly/yKdW2

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Should you run your laptop off battery power or keep it plugged in? - Slate Magazine

slate.com — “This column was first published in Slate in 2008. I'm a committed laptop user, but most of the time, I'm just using it at my desk. Do I save more energy by keeping it plugged in, or should I use my charger only when my battery gets low? First, some...View full resource at slate.com

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News Desk: Video: A New Face : The New Yorker

newyorker.com — “This week in the magazine, Raffi Khatchadourian tells the story of Dallas Wiens, a young Texan the first full face transplant in the U.S. Four years ago, Wiens, riding in a boom lift as he painted the roof of a...View full resource at newyorker.com

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Physical Symptoms of Stress - How to Relieve Stress at Work - Redbook

redbookmag.com — “When a recent study found that sitting all day shortens women's lives, we gasped in our cubicles, leapt to our feet, and then...sat back down. But there's good news: You can undo the damage, whether you spend your days stuck at a desk or chasing kidsView full resource at redbookmag.com

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After qualifying from Hunter College, as a physical therapist, Marianne's past experience includes working in a general hospital along with sports physical therapy centers. For the past 17 years, Marianne's main focus has been on implementing manual therapy techniques in spinal care, TMJ and total body treatment (including sports injuries). In addition she has extensive experience in treating Prenatal and Post Partum patients with particular emphasis on high risk pregnancy.

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News Desk: Video: The Next Big Apple? : The New Yorker

newyorker.com — “This week in the magazine, John Seabrook writes about the process of building a better apple, focussing on the creation of a new variety “trying to take its place as the next hot apple” called SweeTango. He goes to Minnesota,...View full resource at newyorker.com

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jessiegruman Jessie Gruman PhD, Doctor, and Health Advocate

Building a better apple (tastes good with no added sugar or a la mode) – NewYker, video: http://t.co/bM6YXUPg

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Tips for Eating Lunch At Your Desk (And Not Overdoing It!): Eat Like Me: Eat Like Me: Self.com

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Find yourself dining at your desk more often than not? Tossing portion control out the window? Try these tips: http://t.co/bv23zCaW

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Yoga for Workaholics | Women's Health Magazine

womenshealthmag.com — “Use these yoga exercises to help relieve the stresses of an 8-hour day in your desk chair at work from womenshealthmag.comView full resource at womenshealthmag.com

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Being chained to your desk starves the extremities of blood & oxygen, resulting in tight muscles & stiff joints. Fix it: http://ow.ly/6i6rk

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Learn How to Germ-Proof Your Office | Women's Health Magazine

womenshealthmag.com — “office germs, work germs, cubicle germs, office, work, cubicle, public bathroom, germs, be healthy, flu season, germs office, occupational safety, antibacterials, health tips,View full resource at womenshealthmag.com

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OK, don't freak out, but your desk has approx 21,000 germs per square inch. Gross, right? Calm down and do this: http://ow.ly/6hLKT

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6 Ways to Beat The Afternoon Slump (No sleeping at your desk!): Healthy SELF: Health: Self.com

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6 Ways to Beat The Afternoon Slump (No sleeping at your desk!) http://ow.ly/5nVhF

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The Un-Comfort Zone with Robert Wilson: Be True to Yourself

massagemag.com — “One afternoon, back in eighth grade, I was hanging out with my pal Charlie when I noticed copies of Sports Illustrated and Car & Driver magazines on his desk.View full resource at massagemag.com

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MASSAGE News: The Un-Comfort Zone with Robert Wilson: Be True to Yourself http://bit.ly/k8sJiw

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Healthy Eating: The Truth About Probiotics: Shape Magazine

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Sometimes we keep our yogurt at our desk until snack time...still good right? Yes, but might lose this health benefit. http://ow.ly/5eeGg

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Old School Lunch and Healthy Takeout: Eat Like Me: Eat Like Me: Self.com

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Old School #Lunch and Healthy Takeout: How much time does it take you to leave your desk and go buy lunch? http://ow.ly/5c82S

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A New Study Reveals That a Rushed Lunch Leads to Unhealthy Snacking -- New York Magazine

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Prevention.com - Yoga for Better Sex

online.prevention.com — “9 yoga moves, positions, and postures that put your mind and body in the mood for sex, from Prevention magazineView full resource at online.prevention.com

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Downward-facing dog also doubles as a presex warm-up. It slowly warms up your body & helps you tune into the moment http://ow.ly/4ZzRJ

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3 Exercises That Make You Look 2 Inches Taller: Healthy SELF: Health: Self.com

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I'm 6'4". Need upward dog? RT @SELFmagazine: 3 Exercises That Make U Look 2 Inches Taller - Including the Downward Dog http://ow.ly/4Gtwt

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Paper Piles - 3 Tricks to Eliminate the Avalanche - Productive & Organized

productiveandorganized.net — “Your desktop and frankly any other horizontal surface are the hardest places to keep clear. Bills to pay, to-do lists, event invites, magazines you have been meaning to read, orders you need to fill, and the list goes on and on. Often, we keep things "out" - either spread around or stacked - on our desk and other surfaces because we don't want to forget to do something that we have deemed important or don't want to forget. Today I'll share 3 tricks that have worked for me and my clientView full resource at productiveandorganized.net

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