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Its in the Music

I sort of disagree with the oldcliche Love makes the World goround.:

Instead, I believe Music makes theWorld go round is a more appropri-ate statement. There are even multi-ple songs with the title Love Makesthe World go round. One is from the1961 musical CARNIVAL and another,my favorite, was recorded by PerryComo and The Jets back in 1958.

Then there are all those couples whohave fallen in love on the dance floor or listened to afavorite tune and eventually made it their song?Whatever the event, there is always a song to fit. Musicenhances the Valentine memory, special songs are sungat weddings and there are yet - to - be - discoveredsongs to fit in with any theme or occasion.

It seems just about everybody has a favorite song. So this month, there are two ways to qualify for our

monthly weekend getaways. First, browse through thismonths issue with plenty of places to go, things to do,and people to see while you make plans for yourValentine Day. The briefs on pages 38-39 have plenty ofoptions as well as our Valentine special section. Lookfor the 3 musical heart notes hidden throughout.

Email your location answers by page numberand topic or sponsoring ad to the [email protected] or fill out the montly giveawayon the home page of our website. The other responsewe would like is to share your favorite song with uswith the same email or website form. Other giveawayswill be announced on Facebook. A Free overnight stayat Murphin Ridge Inn is the Grand Prize. See pages 14& 15. Then have a very happy Valentines Day.

Until the next issue........Kathy Barnett / Managing Editor

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Up CloseAbout the Cover :

A romantic dinner with your signif-

icant other is one of the most popu-

lar ways to celebrate Valentines

Day. For the whole family, try head-

ing to Kalahari Indoor Water Park

and sampling food from several

restaurants in the area at the annu-

al Taste of the North Cost. See

pages 6-15 for more Valentine

ideas.

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There's No Better TimeTo Wear Red than Feb. 7,National Wear Red Day

Every day, The HeartTruth and its supportersempower women to livefor their hearts. Buttheres one day each yearwhen our message isloudest. On NationalWear Red DayAmericans across theUnited States will wearred in unison to call atten-tion to womens hearthealth. Nearly one in three American women havehigh blood pressure.

Taking good care of your heart means controllingyour risk factors for heart disease, such as high bloodpressure, high blood cholesterol, diabetes, smoking,physical inactivity, and being overweight. Havingjust one risk factor increases your risk of developingheart disease, and your risk skyrockets with eachadded risk factor.

National Wear Red Day reminds women and thosewho love them to take action against heart disease. Iturges women to eat healthier, be more physically

active, and talk to theirdoctors about their per-sonal risk for heart dis-ease.

Heart disease is thenumber one killer ofwomen, and can lead tostroke or heart attack ifnot taken care of prop-erly. Since February isNational Heart Month,the Associations GoRed for Women initia-tive plans to spreadawareness and knowl-

edge of the disease that takes the lives of almost500,000 women each year. Heart disease isnt some-thing to be taken lightly, and this initiative was creat-ed so that women can start working today towards ahealthier heart tomorrow.

On February 7, join The Heart Truth and wearred! Help us promote the Red Dress as the nationalsymbol for women and heart disease awareness, andinvite your community to get involved, too.

For more information, seewww.nhlbi.nih.gov/educational/hearttruth orwww.goredforwomen.org/wearredday

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