No disrespect to doctors, pills and scalpels intended, but watch this brief video and you’ll realize there’s a more fundamental and effective way to improve health – and it comes with all kinds of additional quality of life benefits. Turns out, teachers and books can sometimes do more than doctors and nurses.
SNOWMAGEDDON 2014
Getting ready for the Deep South’s first taste of measurable snow this year? Here are some tips. Before you run to the store to stock up on milk, eggs, bread, Medical Examiners and other necessary staples to get you through Snowmageddon 2014, give at least some thought to what will happen if you lose power. Can you even open a …
Today’s electronic Examiner
It reads just like a real newspaper, and it’s chock full of useful info. Like the tips on your New Year’s anti-resolutions. And the scoop on winter weight gain. Plus the run-down on not feeling run down. And how to manage that pesky thing we call Death. How one writer will keep the world quiet this year. There’s even my …
Today’s Examiner
The Medical Examiner is fresh, never frozen, even during our recent stretch of polar temperatures. It’s always gluten free, low in cholesterol and saturated fats, and it won’t stick to most dental work. So there’s no reason not to enjoy every last morsel of healthful goodness it contains. Bon appetit!
Last night
LAST NIGHT I THOUGHT ABOUT the fireworks going off like crazy in my neighborhood and I wondered how the birds and the outdoor cats were coping with it. I wondered about the owls that live in my neighborhood and I hoped they wouldn’t leave permanently and go elsewhere. (I confess I hoped the squirrels would.) LAST NIGHT I THOUGHT ABOUT …
Well this is interesting.
But I wish it came with a slo-mo option. How do you cram ten minutes’ worth of information into seven minutes and change? Watch and you’ll find out. You’ll also come away with an important fact about healthcare costs in the U.S. You know those AT&T commercials that have the tagline, “It’s not complicated”? Well, this issue is complicated. The …
Today’s important post
From a productivity standpoint, this could not describe the week more perfectly. However, on the plus side, the updated 2014 publication schedule and deadlines and the 2014 advertising rates for the Medical Examiner are now posted for worldwide viewing. Woo. Hoo.
How I accidentally got married on December 25
The date was sometime in late November, 1976. My girlfriend, Patty, and I went for a walk, and during that walk – in a beautiful Southern California cemetery, of all places – I popped the question. She said yes. We walked on, discussing a date for this momentous event. I made a suggestion: let’s get married this year. “That doesn’t …
Hear that barking?
No, Timmy has not fallen in the well, silly. It’s Lassie bringing in today’s paper! Just wipe off that doggie spit and read the shocking stats about education and its lifelong impact on health. You want more shocking? Read the latest update on the silky-smooth rollout of Obamacare. You want more shocking than that? Read the headline on page 6 …