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photo credit: woodleywonderworks 1. Make being happy a priority. 2. Travel; see as much of the world as you can 3. Learn to play a musical instrument. 4. Live beneath your means. 5. Forgive yourself. Forgive others; for your sake, not theirs. 6. Learn to swim. 7. Don’t postpone joy. 8. Take responsibility for your life. 9. Remember Henry Ford’s admonishment: “Whether you think you can or whether you think you can’t, you’re right.” 10. Set S-M-A-R-T goals. 11. Set small goals in th

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Yoga head stands and trumpets may put eyes at risk (re-issue) October 29th, 2008 Melbourne, Oct 29 (ANI): An Australian study has revealed that yoga head stands, swimming, or playing a musical instrument may put the eyes at risk. The researchers from University of New South Wales School of Optometry and Vision Science have found that swimming, gym workout or playing a musical instrument can exacerbate eye diseases like glaucoma [...] No Comments

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Rubbing the eyes has been proven to contribute to conditions like glaucoma and short-sightedness, but eye specialists have discovered many other basic behaviours also increase risk. Every day activities like swimming, doing a gym workout or playing a musical instrument could be making pressure-related eye diseases worse, Australian research says.

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Melbourne, Oct 28 : An Australian study has revealed that yoga head stands, swimming, or playing a musical instrument may put the eyes at risk.

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EVERY day activities like swimming, doing a gym workout or playing a musical instrument could be making pressure-related eye diseases worse, Australian research says.

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