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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 2016
Page
8
Dick Van Dyke and The Vantastix perform Chitty Chitty Bang Bang at a California Denny's after a local TV appearance. The 90-year-old actor and quartet promote a later show in southern California.
The article explains neuroplasticity as the brain's ability to adapt at any age and urges regular mental workouts. It highlights four elements of strong brain activity: learning something new, challenge, gradual skill growth, and meaningful rewards. It also stresses sensory-rich learning and diet choices, listing ten food groups including green leafy vegetables to protect memory.
Hermitage hosts a 54 hour Startup Weekend at the eCenter LindenPointe from Sept 16 to 18 to mentor aspiring entrepreneurs and build new businesses. Concept pitching kicks off Friday night with teams forming around ideas and a Sunday panel pitching for prizes including three months of coworking space. Early Bird tickets cost 50 dollars, 25 for students, with meals and materials included.
Startup Weekend began July 2007 in Boulder founded by Andrew Hyde with 70 entrepreneurs completing a 54 hour startup sprint. It grew to a nonprofit by 2010, relocating to Seattle with about 80 events across several countries and hundreds of staff and volunteers. By 2012 regional offices opened in London and Mexico City, totaling 23,000 teams and 193,000 participants in 150 countries.
A columnist debunks a viral email claiming Social Security loses money when beneficiaries die. It notes survivor benefits, dependents, and long lifespans, explains trust funds and the 2014 balance sheet, and argues Social Security is a social insurance system, not an investment.
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