Burns on retirement dont: George Burns warns against early retirement
In a humorous piece, George Burns argues that retiring at 65 invites lifestyle upheaval and attitude shifts. He notes initial optimism fading to boredom as hobbies lose appeal, marriage friction arises, and routines stagnate, underscoring retirement's potential shocks and risks to outlook.
Sun worship on the Syracuse YMCA roof deck
A downtown Syracuse YMCA sun deck hosts about two dozen sun worshipers at lunchtime. Worshipers, mostly late 20s, soak up ultraviolet rays on green wooden chairs under a sheltering wall. A dermatologist warns on sunscreen use and moderation while noting vitamin D benefits.
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Summer allergy season seen in grass pollen surge
Dr. William Woodin of Upstate Medical Center notes a bumper grass pollen year with hay fever common from May to July and ragweed extending through October. Forecasts predict hot dry weather with above average temperatures and little rain, aggravating symptoms for allergy sufferers who may rely on antihistamines or prescribed shots.
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