How Eating Late at Night May Impact Your Weight and Your Health
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“Eat breakfast like a king, lunch like a prince, and dinner like a pauper.” This quote from Adelle Davis has echoed like a nutritional mantra for the last sixty-eight years. Simply stated, full of common sense, Davis crafted the e=mc2 of her industry. Except she was not talking about the size of the meals. Davis, […]
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Beloved Hall of Fame Writer Roger Angell Dies at 101
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It was a testament to Roger Angell’s deft writing versatility that he was the only member ever selected for both the National Baseball Hall of Fame and the American Academy of Arts and Letters. The former is a shrine to Major League Baseball; the latter is described as an honor society of the country’s leading architects, artists, […]
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How Dogs and Cats Protect Your Health
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In 2022, it’s getting harder and harder to find an issue on which Americans completely agree. Political and social divisions today are deep and festering. There is, however, one matter that draws the country together in unprecedented numbers. America is a nation of pet lovers. Several surveys, including one conducted by the highly regarded American Pet […]
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Locus of Control: How Outcomes in Life are Determined
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“Things worthwhile generally don’t just happen,” Branch Rickey, the Hall of Fame major league baseball executive declared. “Luck is a fact, but should not be a factor. Good luck is what is left over after intelligence and effort have combined at their best…luck is the residue of design.” Rickey firmly believed that we author our own […]
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100 Million Americans Suffer from Chronic Pain
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In an effort to mitigate pain caused by contractions during childbirth, Jessica Delfino broke into song. Using a karaoke YouTube video from her husband’s phone, she joined Jimmy Buffett in belting out Margaritaville. “‘Nibblin on sponge cake,’ I began singing, uncertain, wondering if I was in some sort of labor-induced mania,” Delfino wrote in a story […]
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