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Barbara J. Bowers

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As seen in: Color Research & Application, Wiley Online Library, JAMA (The Journal of the American Medical Association), AARP, United States Courts, Healio, McKnight's Long-Term Care News, Key West Citizen
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Inspection advice for homeowners

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By Barbara J. Bowers
| Key West Citizen Verified
The mostly built out Florida Keys chain. Regardless of where your Keys home is located — canal front, oceanfront, Gulf front or inland like much of Old Town Key West — it needs regular maintenance. “It’s like a hairy beard,” said Paul Mead, who scratched his clean-shaved chin. “Unless you’re in a condo where responsibility is collective, responsible homeowners routinely apply TLC. Paint.
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Reverberating with energy

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By Barbara J. Bowers
| Key West Citizen Verified
Mid-century Modern architecture meets 21st-century design at 719 Washington St. The garage door is left of a cellular-like porch sculpture with unusual front-pivoted door to the right. When Mid-century Modern architecture meets, well, modern architecture, the sophisticated look at 719 Washington St. might be interpreted as 21st-century Mod.
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Calculating the grief ratio

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By Barbara J. Bowers
| Key West Citizen Verified
Technology. Awesome. Until it’s not. Until there are more spam calls than friendlies on your cell phone. Until your computer talks back to you, even when you ask it for nothing. And let’s not forget flashing ads that show up between paragraphs on internet searches. My favorite? Words that automatically change and force me to read and reread what I’ve written. Annoying, yes; above all, time consuming.
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