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An Interesting Fact
I used to be a Hollywood producer prior to being diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis
Eating Disorders: Not Just a
Girl ThingBy Drew Walen
I'm 6 feet tall and weigh 250 pounds. I have broad shoulders and a large rib
cage that makes me look like an undersized football lineman. I've been in bars
where a drunk guy wanted to mess with me while I'm sitting down but backed off
quickly when I stood up. There is power in being a big guy, even when that size
has nothing to do with spending countless hours in a gym pumping ungodly amounts
of iron. And there is a terr... Read Full Story
Most weight-loss programs focus almost exclusively on the body: Eat less, exercise more, and you'll drop pounds. But
a mounting body of scientific evidence suggests that what and how you
think can also help you lose weight. And that possibility is drawing
mainstream attention: Even the National Institutes of Health (NIH) in
Bethesda, Md., are funding studies that examine how mental techniques
can help yield thinner, healthier people. The following is a roundup of recent research on which ... Read Full Story
StoryCorps is having a "National Day of Listening"
this Friday where we're encouraged to talk to older relatives and
friends and hear their stories. I love the idea and want to do my part
to encourage your participation and make it a more meaningful day for
you and your family.
So I encourage you to take advantage of the "National Day of Listening"
this Friday and record, if only in your mind, your family's stories. National Public Radio is also promoting the day... Read Full Story
This is one of those cute stories you don't expect much from when you hear about them ("Oh no, another insufferable kid story with a presidential angle"), but this one is different.read more | digg story Read Full Story
You can read them all at once, or separate them for each week of the year. Read them in the morning, on the weekends, or as part of a weekly review. Put a post-it note on your wall, carry them in your pocket or write them on your hand.read more | digg story Read Full Story
All words are good words, but some are overused in writing. We created a list of 10 overused words, based on documents we have edited during the last 5 years. Which of these do you overuse?read more | digg story Read Full Story
