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Today we found out that Beyonce’ has a poster of an Oscar in her gym that she uses as motivation to work out hard. Clearly, on the path she is on that isn’t coming anytime soon. Although, she does have a pretty good body. This got us thinking, now that it is officially summer and we’ve got to start donning out swimsuits, what are you motivations for looking the best you can? Do you have a poster in your room or a special someone in mind, or maybe just a hot celebrity you want to be like. What motivates you to try to look good in your summer outfits? Share your secrets with everyone below!

Every week we like to send out positive vibes and have everyone share good news with us. What’s the point in being negative, it just brings you down! Get those good vibes out and share your good news with us below!

• Ryan’s Clue: The Swine Flu can live on surfaces for two hours or more.
• Stan’s Clue: The Swine Flu can be spread by pork and pork products.
• Nicole’s Clue: Prevent yourself from getting the Swine Flu by washing your hands, sleeping well, being physical, drinking lots of fluids and eating well.
• Rich’s Clue: The Swine Flu is caught like a normal flu, by sneezing on someone, or kissing and having contact with someone who has it.

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This morning The Morning Mash Up spoke to Dr. Kimberly DeOre from SIRIUS XM’s Doctor Radio to get the full 4-1-1 about the Swine Flu. Listen below as she eases our worries!

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You can hear the The Dr. Kimberly DeOre Show LIVE from New York City’s NYU Langone Medical Center on Tuesday’s from 8am-10am ET. Dr. Kim talks Sex and the City the way it really is, drinking while pregnant, dispelling eye myths, potty training your 6-month-old, excessive sweating solutions and avoiding illness while traveling in the U.S and abroad. Get professional advice from Dr. Kimberly DeOre, clinical instructor in the NYU Department of Medicine. Thanks for your help Dr. Kim!