Harvey Baron’s Early Bird Special
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The Art of Being a Good Listener
By: Vincent Marini (Moorings) I was cleaning out files last week and came across “The Little Golden Book of Rules,” by Dale Carnegie. It was printed in 1959. Times change, people certainly change, however, basic rules of decorum do not change nor should they. The foundation of the Dale Carnegie Institute was constructed with 2
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Spotlight Patient
Dr. Stuart Berger was diagnosed with a brain tumor in August of 2015 and as a result, had surgery to remove the tumor. The road to recover was nothing but lengthy, with its share of unexpected twists and turns. A three week stay in UF Health Jacksonville intensive care, a momentary inpatient rehab stay, and
Important Announcement For Our Readers
The New York Times started in 1851 and for 145 years it only had its print edition. When, in 1996, something called the “internet” starts to be used by the general public and the Times realized that it needed to be there as well. So it set up a website. Over the next 10 years,
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The Auto Insurance Game
By: Dr. Patricia Williams (Muirhead) I was shocked but not surprised when I received my auto insurance renewal notice. No accidents, no tickets and yet the premium was 25% higher. This is typical of most insurance companies. They reward good driving records with higher premiums. When you call and ask them why, their stock answer
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Historic Event: U-2 Incident and the Proximity Fuze
On May 1, 1960, Francis Gary Powers piloted a U-2 spy plane on a mission planned by the Central Intelligence Agency to assess Soviet military strength before an east-west summit conference scheduled to be held in Paris. The 9-hour flight plan had Powers taking off from Peshawar, Pakistan, to Bodo, Norway, which included a 2,900
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Sterling Lakers
This has been a very difficult time for me. My husband of 56 years, Stan Hyman, passed away. He was a “most happy fella” and a man with a love of people and animals. I thank, with my whole heart, all my friends and neighbors who have been there for me and my family. Now
Weight Training For Whole Health
A well-rounded physical-activity program that combines strength and weight-resistance training with aerobic activity is good for your heart and your overall health. Strength training gets results fast–do it twice a week for a few weeks and you’ll start to see and feel your body change, compared with three times a week with aerobics. Working out
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Bleacher Seats Splinters
Pete Adkins is the greatest football coach you’ve never heard of. When I tried to tell that to the people who knew him best, boy, did I get in a lot of trouble. The time was 45 years ago. The place was a town in central Missouri not south of any border called Mexico. The
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