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Mind & body - News Sentinel

Posted: 21 Dec 2009 08:37 AM PST

Santa's Helper 2009 contest results

Find out who won our Phil Steigerwald Santa's Helper Award for 2009. Go to www.news-sentinel.com and click on the Santa's Helper Award link. Beginning Tuesday, you can go to our Web site to watch video of the winning Santa's Helper reading "'Twas the Night Before Christmas." Read an interview with him Christmas Eve in The News-Sentinel.

Give the gift of an IOU fishing trip

It may be a little cold now, but the Indiana Department of Natural Resources suggests the thought of a future fishing trip may warm the heart of a youngster on your Christmas list.

To help you make giving that gift easier, you visit the DNR's Division of Fish and Wildlife's Web page ( www.in.gov/dnr/ fishwild) and click on the link to print out a free, official "Fish Trip IOU" form you can slip into a stocking, envelope or gift-wrapped box of fishing tackle.

One reminder: Whenever you take that fishing trip, all license fees and regulations do apply.

Web site announces top 10 baby names

The Web site www.BabyNames.com just announced the results of its most popular baby names tally. The numbers are based on the names preferred by visitors to the Web site, it said in a news release.

So who's on the list? Here are the top 10 for both girls and boys:

♦Girls: Amelia, Isabella, Ava, Sophia, Olivia, Madeline, Lily, Abigail, Chloe and Emma.

♦Boys: Aiden, Noah, Liam, Caden, Ethan, Jackson, Landon, Jacob, Caleb and Lucas.

You can go to their Web site to read the full list of the top 100 girls and boys names.

Open hours for Living Luke's Legacy health care clinic

The Living Luke's Legacy Primary Health Care Clinic will be open at 2700 E. Maple Grove Ave. in the former Village Woods Middle School building. Enter through Door 3.

Open hours are 6-8 p.m. Wednesday; Jan. 6 and 20; Feb. 3 and 17; and March 3, 17 and 31. Also 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Saturdays on Jan. 9 and 23; Feb. 6 and 20; and March 6 and 20.

Try non-extreme winter exercise

Skiing, ice-skating and snowshoeing are all terrific exercise for legs and core muscles, but extreme sports aren't for everyone. For something low-impact to get blood pumping in the cold winter months, hot yoga and Pilates are great options. These alternative methods of exercise also help to increase flexibility, and can control blood pressure.

— From staff, wire reports

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TV talk shows for Dec. 22 - St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Posted: 21 Dec 2009 07:18 AM PST


6 a.m. The Daily Buzz

7 a.m. The Early Show: Music and movie gifts; finances; singer Bruce Springsteen.

7 a.m. Today: Mary J. Blige; Susan Sarandon; flat belly diet for men; popular baby names; holiday makeup; wine.

7 a.m. Good Morning America

9 a.m. Access Hollywood: The latest details on the Tiger Woods infidelity scandal.

9 a.m. The Doctors: The doctors discuss how to keep health problems such as backaches, allergies and toothaches from recurring; body odor and bad breath; pinworms; acid reflux.

9 a.m. Live With Regis and Kelly: Guest co-host Mark Consuelos; Nicole Kidman; Radio City Rockettes perform; David Archuleta sings.

10 a.m. Rachael Ray: Singer Queen Latifah discusses turning 40; winter-fashion shopping guide.

10 a.m. The Bonnie Hunt Show: Actor Bill Hader; musician Smokey Robinson; "I Survived."

10 a.m. The View: Susan Sarandon; Bryce Dallas Howard; Boys Like Girls.

11 a.m. The Dr. Oz Show

11 a.m. Jerry Springer: An avid marijuana smoker cheats on his fiancee with his dealer.

12:30 p.m. Access Hollywood: The latest details on the Tiger Woods infidelity scandal.

1 p.m. The Wendy Williams Show: Actor Malcolm-Jamal Warner ("Sherri"); reality TV stars Shayne and Lorenzo Lamas ("Leave It to Lamas").

1 p.m. The Ellen DeGeneres Show: Actors John and Ella Bleu Travolta ("Old Dogs").

1:30 p.m. Charlie Rose

3 p.m. Dr. Phil: Guests provide their stories of sibling abuse.

3 p.m. The Tyra Show: A focus group helps a woman figure out why she has problems dating.

3 p.m. Maury: Past guests return with updates on their situations.

4 p.m. Oprah Winfrey: Oprah interviews Sarah Palin about her first book, "Going Rogue."

4 p.m. The Tyra Show: Rapper Lil' Mama talks about her stage-crashing incident.

6:30 p.m. Entertainment Tonight

9 p.m. The Jay Leno Show: Actor Dane Cook.

10:35 p.m. Late Show With David Letterman: Susan Sarandon; David Chang; Colbie Caillat.

10:35 p.m. The Tonight Show With Conan O'Brien: Lance Armstrong; Carson Daly; Kid Cudi performs.

11:30 p.m. Charlie Rose

11:31 p.m. Extra

11:37 p.m. Late Night With Jimmy Fallon: Actor Tom Arnold; Michael McDonald performs.

12:01 a.m. Jimmy Kimmel Live: Model Heidi Klum; professional basketball player Ron Artest; Weezer performs.

12:05 a.m. The Late Late Show With Craig Ferguson: Comic Kathy Griffin; Harry Connick Jr. performs.

12:30 a.m. Tavis Smiley: Kimberly Anyadike, Galen Dodd, Rocio Ortega; Eduardo Campos.

12:36 a.m. Last Call With Carson Daly: Actress Yvonne Strahovski; director Kris Belman; Mike Posner performs.

1:35 a.m. Oprah Winfrey: Oprah interviews Sarah Palin about her first book, "Going Rogue."

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