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Got testosterone deficiency? Supplement makers want you to think so "When I took a testosterone test, I got my score and panicked," said Eugene, a 42-year-old film director and editor in Beverly Hills who started noticing hair a... by Adam Popescu The New York Times - September 23, 2019

WATCH YOUR LANGUAGE! Spellcheck needs check after it's done checking I truly have never been a fan of spellchecker. It's that function that checks behind you when you're writing a work document or even the Great American Novel. B... by BERNADETTE KINLAW Special to the Democrat-Gazette - September 23, 2019

GAME ON: Sin Slayers commits a few unoriginal sins The concept of Sin Slayers: The First Sin was pretty exciting — a game that combines role-playing-game (RPG) elements with turn-based combat and a "roguelike" p... by Jason Bennett - September 23, 2019

OLD NEWS: The time the president (or his wife?) cancelled his trip to Arkansas Sept. 26, 1919, the day before he and Mrs. Wilson were to visit Little Rock, President Woodrow Wilson was sent home by his doctor. They didn't even get off the ... by Celia Storey - September 23, 2019

PRACTICALLY ACTIVE: Failing follicles? That's a hairy subject Many women struggle with thinning hair, too. Here's a look at some of the possible causes. by Rosemary Boggs - September 23, 2019

Jacob Wolf House set for Oct. 11 dedication The Arkansas Historic Preservation Program will dedicate a historic marker for the Jacob Wolf House on Oct. 11 at Norfolk, and the public is invited to check ou... by Celia Storey - September 23, 2019

READ TO ME: Big book, big message More than 10 inches wide and 13 inches tall, Under Threat is a big, great-looking book with a message about wildlife in danger of extinction. by Celia Storey - September 23, 2019

Registry lists people willing to donate a bit of bone marrow Who can be a bone marrow donor? What's the process for becoming one? by Mayo Clinic News Network (TNS) - September 23, 2019

MASTER CLASS: Neutral Grip Piston Press is worth a second look The Neutral Grip Piston Press is an exercise I presented in Master Class some time ago, but it's such a great movement that it's worth another look. We should t... by Matt Parrott - September 23, 2019

Horoscopes by Holiday You'll separate what you want from what others in your life want from you. Passionate missions start in February. Leo and Taurus adore you. by Holiday Mathis - September 23, 2019

Super Quiz: Paul 1. Oscar winner for The Color of Money September 23, 2019

Helpful Hints DEAR READERS: Today's Sound Off is about America's educational system. by Heloise - September 23, 2019

DEAR ABBY: Recent divorcee is surprised by affair with younger man DEAR ABBY: I never had sex unless I was in love and knew there was a strong possibility of a solid future. Well, I am 51 now and newly single. My divorce was fi... by Abigail Van Buren - September 23, 2019

The Big Twang theory: Country music exploded from the heart of the southern Appalachian Mountains While the rest of America was roaring to jazz during the '20s, in a small corner of the South, where back roads snake through early-morning mist and porches are... by COLLEEN CREAMER The New York Times - September 22, 2019

LET'S TALK: Columnist hits 30 year career milestone, still goin' What a difference 30 years makes. by Helaine Williams - September 22, 2019

ARTBEAT: V.L. Cox's 'Break Glass' exhibit back in Arkansas from U.S. tour Arkansas artist V.L. Cox's powerful exhibition "Break Glass: A Conversation to End Hate," returns to Arkansas after stops at museums in Virginia, Alabama, Washi... by Ellis Widner - September 22, 2019

ON BOOKS: Excellent short story collection shines light on Nancy Hale I had no idea about Nancy Hale. She wrote a lot of short stories. Her best-known novel, 1943's The Prodigal Woman, had about it a scent of scandal that prope... by Philip Martin - September 22, 2019

ENTERTAINMENT NOTES: Murry's stages 'Sex, Please, We're Sixty'; Block gets 'jazzy' in the park Three regular female guests at a successful bed-and-breakfast turn the tables on the silver-tongued male next-door neighbor in Sex Please, We're Sixty by Michae... by Eric E. Harrison - September 22, 2019

Will the groundbreaking Sundance series 'This Close' be next 'Schitt's Creek'? Before This Close crept quietly into television history last year, there had never been a TV series created by and starring deaf actors. Now, thanks to Shoshann... by Robert Lloyd Los Angeles Times (TNS) - September 22, 2019

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Wide-eyed in Zambia MFUWE, Zambia — Alex Stewart, waiting on the steps of Bilimungwe Lodge, deep in the Zambian bush, likes nothing better than surprising first-time visitors to th... by Anne Z. Cooke Tribune News Service - September 22, 2019

Avoiding crowds crucial to cruise ship success I've spent the last several decades exploring Europe from every conceivable angle. And this includes checking out Europe the way millions of people do — from a ... by Rick Steves - September 22, 2019

Disney World Star Wars hotel to be immersive It's going to be a cruise to nowhere, but that will be just fine with die-hard Star Wars fans. by MIKE SCHNEIDER The Associated Press - September 22, 2019

Deeper reckoning is in order DEAR CAROLYN: I'm a 70-year-old mother of a 35-year-old, newly married son, my only child. What are your thoughts about his telling me that if I visit them, I n... by Carolyn Hax - September 22, 2019

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