Bono launches all star AIDS campaign with once in a lifetime experiences
Bono and REO unveil a World AIDS Day launch offering donors at least 10 dollars a chance to win experiences with celebrities including George Clooney and Meryl Streep. The program also features a bike ride with Bono and a GSHOPATHON segment hosted by Jimmy Kimmel with guests like Tom Brady and Shaquille O Neal.
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Pink Named UNICEF Ambassador Aids Malnutrition Fight
Pop star Pink Alecia Moore visited Haiti with UNICEF to observe severely malnourished children and support a program delivering therapeutic food packets. She was named UNICEF ambassador to promote child activity in the U S and raise funds for vitamin rich peanut paste for global malnutrition relief.
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Dear Abby AIDS World AIDS Day reminder
World AIDS Day message urges readers to know HIV status and seek testing and treatment. The column encourages testing for sexually active individuals and directs to health resources and hotlines for free tests and care.
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Asking Peg to Stop Smoking During Holiday Meals
Dear Asthmatic and Frustrated Hostess share two reader questions. One advises asking Peg to avoid smoking during visits to protect asthma. The other suggests hosting with kosher accommodations, urging alternatives or advance notice if kosher meals cannot be provided.
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Updating Holiday Traditions For Modern Families
Etiquette expert PJ McGuire from Chicago advises mixing familiar rituals with new ideas. Tips include changing timeframes, making new memories with simple cookies, adding activities, sharing family history, personalizing the tree, and clear communication among relatives to avoid leaving anyone out.
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Remembering loved ones in nursing homes this Christmas
The column reminds readers that elderly residents are still present and deserving of visits during December. It urges families to spend 30 minutes with relatives in nursing homes, framing the gesture as meaningful for both the visitor and the resident.
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