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July 22, 2008

Dr. Elisa Lotter - Memory Loss

Lottor 2 If you are like me, sometimes you can't remember what you did yesterday let alone last week. I keep a pad next to my bed to write down all the good writing ideas that blaze through my brain before I forget. Nutritionist, Dr. Elisa Lottor, specializes in memory loss and is starting clinical trials.  I thought I would ask Dr. Lottor a few questions for the blog.

Why do some people have problems with memory?

So many people have problems with memory because we not only multi-task, and have too much to do and on our minds, but also because our nutrition is not what it should be.

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July 14, 2008

Peter Tanous - Money tips for Writers.

Peter used These are scary times with the economy. Since artist and money usually don't mix, I asked my buddy, financial expert, Peter Tanous to give us some more tips.  In last year's interview for the blog, Peter recommended  buying oil stocks when oil was seventy one dollars a barrel. So if you listened to him then, you made a pile of dough.  I am so pleased that Peter Tanous agreed to answer a few questions.

With these tough economic times costing us more and more just to live, what financial tips can you give to the average Joes to invest the little money that they have?

Don't try to  guess when the market will bottom.  You'll only know looking back at  it.  Make sure your asset allocation is right for you and for the  times.  You shouldn't be 100% in stocks--that's too risky. 

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September 13, 2007

William Hanna: Money tips

William1I have known William Hanna and his wonderful wife, Barbara for many years.  Smart, charming and a banker extrodinaire, William has been a money guy for almost 30 years.  He is President of the Los Angeles Region of Pacific Western Bank and I thought I'd tap his wonderful brain and get a few money tips for us writers.

With all the identity theft we hear about, how safe
is electronic  banking?

Electronic banking is safe. There are very few
instances of theft or other problems using electronic banking. By carefully choosing a password, and changing it on a regular basis (we recommend every three months), problems can be avoided.

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