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It's a party. It's a reunion. It's a sport. Every week across Knoxville there’s a party with music, atmosphere, and lots of talking—and you’re invited. Actually, the party has some exercise thrown in, and well, technically, the party is…
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His love of cooking led John Phillips to create the implements with which to do it. A wood- and metalworker for 15 years, Phillips turned his skills to knifemaking about five years ago after shopping for a kitchen knife and not…
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In the last issue, we saw that laying the foundation for financial freedom requires discipline, but it’s not overly complex. As Jeff Hall with Rather & Kittrell Capital Management said, “A well-run 401k plan that has good oversight and…
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Everyday foods with extraordinary benefits When it comes to healthy eating, there are endless amounts of fad diets, detoxes, and buzzwords to go around. Some seem to work, while others have their moment in the spotlight, only to fade away…
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Meet the guys who helped Emily Andzulis prepare for the competition and become the Titan she is today. Charlie Petrone – Petrone Training Shadow-boxed jerseys, collage frames, and inspirational quotes line the plywood walls of…
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When asked why she regularly carried resuscitation equipment with her, Dr. Virginia Apgar, obstetrical anesthesiologist and founder of the Apgar score for evaluating the health of a newborn, is famous for saying “nobody, but nobody is…
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Knoxville therapist Hope Reneau promotes mindfulness Hope Reneau, Director of The Middle Path IOP, believes that Knoxville is opening up to the idea of dialectical behavior therapy (DBT). DBT is a therapy central to the mission of The…
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Some of our best spots for seeing a colorful show. Whether you’re fond of shooting photographs, an aficionado of watching colors explode across the East Tennessee landscape, or taking your coffee or ending a Spring picnic as the sun…
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Discovering hope for those living with Alzheimer’s By Rebecca Whalen On any given day of the week, you can find Harold Chandler spending time with his friends doing just about everything that makes him happy. It’s not unusual to find…
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It happens a couple of times a year. Just when I’ve become comfortable with the idea that some “alternative medicines” can have value for certain particular purposes, I encounter a product that leaves my scientific, rational self enraged.…
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