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I'm down in Daytona Beach, Florida. This time of year, that can only mean one thing: I'm off to the races.
Ever raced a car?
"There's a lot of cult of youth in our business - and I think we need to look to our mentors and people who are ahead of us for some wisdom." That was Colin Firth, last night, summing up a night which saw Carl Reiner introducing son Rob Reiner as he received an award for Best Intergenerational…
( This is a guest post from Pepper Schwartz, AARP relationships expert. Read more Pepper here.)
Seriously, you are! By harnessing the power of technology and Facebook, AARP's new Social Security newspaper put you and your friends in to the middle of the discussion on Social Security.
( AARP CEO Barry Rand rings the New York Stock Exchange bell with Carrie Schwab, January 31, 2011.)
If you're on Twitter... tonight's a good night to follow us - or to sign up if you haven't already... here's a great starter guide.) We'll be talking about the President's State of the Union speech tonight, and what it means for Americans 50 and older. Watch the conversation here - and please join…
From the New York Post, a little background:
(Green Bay quarterback Bart Starr (second to right, wearing #15) holds onto the ball under pressure from the Dallas Cowboys "doomsday defense" on New Year's Day, 1967. Via.)
(Looking out the front of the abandoned Chevron station located on I-40 at Exit 0, near Glenrio, on the Texas / New Mexico border. Via.)