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Albany
As seen in: 55+ Life, Times Union (Albany), Chron, Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Electronics 360, GlobalSpec, The Collaborative Magazine
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The Top 5 Dog-Friendly Vacation Destinations

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By Tony Pallone
| 55pluslife.com
In all reality, any vacation destination is dog-friendly if you’re willing to get creative. But there are a few places across the U.S. that really lean into their love for canine companions, making them prime locations to explore with your favorite fur baby. If your dog could plan a vacation, this charming coastal town might be at the top of their list. Carmel is famous for its dog-friendly culture, with many shops, restaurants and even hotels welcoming pets with open arms.
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Fascia: the Overlooked Cause of Aches, Pains and Stiffness

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By Tony Pallone
| 55pluslife.com
As we all eventually discover, getting older is often accompanied by a litany of aches and pains that begin to subtly plague our bodies. You might blame poor posture for your stiff shoulders, or a cheap hotel pillow when you wake up with a sore neck. And you wouldn’t be wrong, per se, but you might be missing the actual culprit behind many of our most common complaints: fascia. Fascia is the body’s intricate web of connective tissue that, when healthy, keeps everything gliding smoothly.
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Digitizing Your Family Cookbook

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By Tony Pallone
| 55pluslife.com
My parents are still very much alive and thriving, but my siblings and I are already tussling over who will be the child to inherit the family cookbooks when they pass. I’m not talking about the dog-eared, oil-stained Joy of Cooking (which is an artifact, to be sure), but the three-ring binder that is pulled down from the top of the fridge almost every single day.
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