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Tuesday, October 31, 2006
Making your nest egg last
I'm in my 50s with considerable savings. I am like many, however, in that I know how to save but have no idea how to pragmatically prepare for retirement income. Is a $1-million investment portfolio going to send me dividends that will pay the bills? Is there a "How to Cash Out for Dummies" manual?

Cabin fever
Bea Muller found a home of her own in retirement: her own cabin aboard the luxury liner Queen Elizabeth 2.

What's up now in the vast wasteland?
We've come a long way from three or four channels on the dial. But has TV programming progressed?

Close the door to work-at-home scams
The ads make it sound like an e asy way to supplement your income, but if it sounds too good to be true. . .

Cancer-free doesn't mean carefree
After facing down cancer, patients still need support and education to overcome the challenges ahead.

American retirees in Paris
A St. Petersburg couple trade the creature comforts of American living for daily aromas of freshly baked baguettes, rich cultural experiences and new friendships.

The steady glow of the Boom tube


Books
Lessons learned from experience
A collection of letters from successful women shares the insights they have gained from life.

Editor's note
Our lives and lifestyles, reflected more clearly
Words often have power well beyond their dictionary definition. But gerontologist Janice Wassel has conducted research to prove what many of us only guessed: Many people, especially younger ones, see "old" as a pejorative.

Health
Exercise, relax and learn to say no
Are you running on stress overload? Do you give permission to fears and negative thoughts to continually invade your mind?

Medicare Part D coverage
Medicare Part D drug plans: It's decision time again
The pros: Medicare drug benefits in 2007 may be larger. The cons: The choices remain dizzying. So, head for the help.

Things to do
Flurries of autumn fun
November is packed with things to do, whether it's checking out new boats, eating ribs or shopping at craft fairs. Here are a few ideas to get you going.