When I was a child, I remember that it was very easy for me to memorize dates, places, and characters, and I loved studying maps, something that I still enjoy: seeing a world map illustrating our immensity, diversity, cultures, and history; However, at that time I wondered: And what is this for? Read More …
The U.S. Fire Administration offer these simple fire safety tips that every grillmaster can keep in mind as summer grilling season hits full swing.
Most of you know that I am a two-time cancer survivor. The radiation treatments have caused serious scar tissue to build up in my throat, constricting the area just above my esophagus. Read More …
Anyone can drown or suffer a water-related injury — even people who are strong swimmers. Let’s dive deep into pool-related dangers and how to avoid them. Read More …
Smoke detectors are a key component of fire protection, but there’s much more homeowners can do to protect themselves, their families, their belongings, and their homes from structure fires. Read More …
Many boomers have years ahead of them to devote to new relationships. Here’s what they may want to know before navigating twenty-first century dating waters. Read More …
Traditions are lived from generation to generation and make us remember unique moments with our loved ones. Read More …
Genealogy fascinates much of the general public. The number of people learning more about their families and heritage through genealogy increases year to year. According to FamilyTree.com, genealogy is the second only to gardening as the most popular hobby in the United States. Read More …
It’s hard to go anywhere without using or coming into contact with technology. For drivers, that includes their vehicles, which have come a long way since the Ford Motor Company’s Model T was first introduced more than a century ago. Read More …
Individuals aspiring to lose weight can follow these guidelines on what to do and what not to do. Read More …
It is a joy to be able to share with you in this new column that Bryan McDonough, Editor of this Magazine, opened for the first time in Spanish for all those who prefer or feel more connected reading in their native language or those who would like to venture to know more about Latin American culture. Read More …
Signs advertising CBD oil have cropped up in various businesses — from pharmacies to mall kiosks — over the last several years. Read More …
Here are some strategies to find more time to read. Read More …
Scientific American interview, David Levy, an Artificial Intelligence (AI) expert, predicts that human-robot marriages will be legal by 2050. Read More …
Personal Biography Videos. Your story – your video – is not for you. It’s for your family and friends, for future generations to connect to their foundation, for values and passions to be shared, and for memories to be saved. Read More …
It’s a game of numbers that begins with one basic starting point: One gram of dog waste (equivalent to the weight of a small paperclip) contains 23 million fecal coliform bacteria. That’s nearly twice as much as human waste! Read More …
The start of a beautiful Saturday has all the elements for a perfect weekend at the 6th Annual Melbourne Botanical Festival held on the 5th of March. Read More …
Women wear many hats every day. That’s especially true for women juggling families and careers. Chauffeur, negotiator, advocate, moderator, mom, wife, and employee are just some of the titles that apply to modern women. Read More …
There he is, he’s always there, I thought. If you have driven down Harbor City Boulevard (Route 1) in Melbourne, you may have seen a man holding an American flag. I have seen him almost every time I drive by. Read More …
The pelvic floor is made up of tissue that forms a sling across the bottom of the pelvis. This sling supports and keeps our pelvic organs in place (bladder, uterus, intestines, colon, and rectum). When abdominal pressure increases the sling stretches or lowers to allow space for the expanding abdomen. Read More …
Brandy Crisafulli founder of Life Recaptured, has always had a heart for hurting women, she has worked for the last twenty years helping women who needed physical and mental healing, but until her younger sister who had been a victim of sex-trafficking was taken from this life did Brandy realize that she needed to do something to help these women who are entrapped escape the grasp of their traffickers. Read More …
A Holistic approach treats the whole person taking into account the mental, emotional, spiritual, and physical well-being. As outlined above, the treatment of disease is complex and includes a variety of prescription treatments as well as physical and emotional therapeutic modalities. Read More …
Santino Supremo Coffee was born out of the quest to brew a great cup of coffee at home.
I’m the first generation of Sicilian-Italian immigrants. Breakfast was coffee with a homemade cookie or biscotti.
Early on, I drank the same supermarket coffee Mom and Dad drank but came to realize after traveling to various counties that the coffee I brewed in my kitchen could not compare. Read More …
Helping Seniors is introducing a new program called Staying Connected to reduce isolation in Brevard’s elderly population. The idea for the program comes from work we did at the Alzheimer’s Foundation in the late 1990’s. Each day, two volunteers from AARP called 20 people who Read More …
