24 Hours In A Dreamer’s Life
December 29, 2010 by Staff
Filed under Featured Blogs, Featured Content, Mind, Robert Ottaviani

By Robert J. Ottaviani Just Me I awoke this particular morning like I had several other mornings, to the sound of complete silence. I have learned to really appreciate this segment of time when I am afforded total solitude. I am alone with my thoughts just watching the rays of the sun pouring through my [...]
Well … hello, Cupcake!
December 1, 2010 by Staff
Filed under Featured Blogs, Featured Content, Food, Karina Reeves

By Karina Reeves No. No one has been calling me cupcake (wishful thinking) but isn’t funny how as soon as you aren’t able to do or eat something that is all you can think about? Okay, no gluten, no sugar, no fun. I get it. It isn’t even that difficult (most times) but lately I’m [...]
In Tune With The Universe
December 1, 2010 by Staff
Filed under Featured Blogs, Featured Content, Mind, Robert Ottaviani

Don’t Allow Anything To Change Your World By Robert J. Ottaviani Jai guru deva … ommmm … nothing’s gonna change my world … so penned the indisputable John Lennon in 1968 after crafting the song “Across The Universe” following The Beatles experience with transcendental meditation in 1967 and beyond. The inspiration came from then-wife Cynthia [...]
SECOND LIFE
November 13, 2010 by Staff
Filed under Featured Blogs, Featured Content, Jim Calder, Mind

Remembering A Friend In His Second Life, While Shaping My First. By Jim Calder Friends, I am here to tell you that there is life after death. The verdict may still be out on the Heaven vs. Hell and reincarnation debate, but I swear that there is life after death. A recent road trip leads [...]
ProLong Magazine Celebrates One Year of Success
October 24, 2010 by Staff
Filed under Blogs, Featured Blogs, Featured Content, Jim Calder, Relationships

Happy Birthday To A Terrific Community By Jim Calder ProLong Magazine turns one-year old this week and we couldn’t be more excited. During one of the worst economies the world has ever witnessed we have been able to bring attention to a long overlooked subject … YOU. As we all know life moves very fast, [...]
500 Million Reasons To Become An Addict
October 2, 2010 by Staff
Filed under Authors, Drugs/Alcohol, Featured Blogs, Featured Content, Robert Ottaviani

HOOKED ON FACEBOOK I entered the rehab center willingly, walking slowly past the long dank corridor to the long flight of stairs leading up to the next level, slowing occasionally to look at the Lindsay Lohan and Robert Downey Jr. signed 8×10′s hanging crookedly on the wall. A freeze frame of their time spent here [...]
In It To End It
September 27, 2010 by Staff
Filed under Authors, Body, Featured Blogs, Featured Content, Mairead Bokina

The United Front To Help Those In Need By Mairead Bokina Life will scare and shock you, thrill and please you, break and make you. It will surprise and change you, while inspiring and humbling you to the core. And in the end the motivation to do something above ourselves will change the world. Sometimes [...]
The Meaning Of A Creative Life
September 22, 2010 by Staff
Filed under Blogs, Career, Featured Blogs, Featured Content, Jim Calder

What do you have cooking on your stove? By Jim Calder I was feeling burned out a bit today. I had a chat conversation with a friend who laid it flat out for me. I am a workaholic or on a clear path to becoming one. A huge amount of what I do, he considers [...]
Screw You, Mass-Market Razor Company
September 15, 2010 by Staff
Filed under Blogs, David Kang, Featured Blogs, Featured Content, Hobbies

Learn How To Shave Like A Man … You Skirt By David Yancy Kang WARNING: This article for all intents and purposes concerns men and their shaving habits … women are welcome to read this and attempt the methods described, but ProLong Magazine or the author can NOT be held responsible for any injury or [...]
Just Relax
September 9, 2010 by Staff
Filed under Blogs, Featured Blogs, Featured Content, Mental Health, Mind, Nicole E. Kang

Find The Time By Nichole E. Kang This morning, I took my usual 10-minute walk (or, when I’m running late, a 7-minute jog) to the train stop down the hill. When I got to the platform, all the train’s doors were closed and the sign above the platform flashed, “All trains temporarily suspended.” This doesn’t [...]


