YYoung adults, new remote workers and empty nesters on “sabbatical” years are fueling a post-lockdown boom in solo travel. Figures from the Solo Traveler website suggest that the majority are women and quite a few are in a relationship: solo is not the same as single. Solo travel Google searches have quadrupled since 2020. Going […]
January 28, 2023 liz lozaESPN On the plus side, you were right about the coverage of Jacksonville and Cincinnati last week. However, I did not anticipate that many unders. Despite nailing the process on some fixtures, the numbers weren’t there. At least Travis Etienne Jr. got over the posted line and Josh Allen threw a […]
The eerie corridors of Dead Space’s USG Ishimura are far from inviting. Whether it’s the ravenous undead abominations lurking in the ventilation system or the growing fleshy mass that appears to be seeping into every sector of the ship, there’s very little in this morbid science fiction world that isn’t hellbent on ripping you limb […]
Cryptocurrency is a notoriously volatile industry, regardless of what currency you are trading. During periods of extreme volatility, it’s easy to get discouraged when trades don’t go as expected. It’s also easy to become overconfident when you’re lucky, falsely attributing it to your trading strategy, when, in reality, the price often went up or down […]
As part of the Buff community, there are things we can do to create and maintain an inclusive campus environment. When it comes to caring for one another, both on and off campus, here are some tips for being an ally and addressing harmful language or actions when you see or hear them. 1. Learn […]
Nicole Stelter, Ph.D., LMFT and Director of Behavioral Health Like money, snowmen, and secrets, New Year’s resolutions are easier to make than to keep. The challenge of keeping resolutions often stems from committing to change without a clear reason why. Nicole Stelter, Ph.D., LMFT and Director of Behavioral Health for Blue Shield of California, offers […]
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CNN — There are many good reasons to decide to “dry” in January and give up alcohol. Maybe you drank too much on vacation or want to start a diet or exercise routine and can’t afford the calories or the energy and motivation that drinking can bring. “Or it could be someone who is really […]
Editor’s note: This is the first of a two part GROW series on garden design. Part Two covers pro tips for planting your PNW garden for privacy, and on a budget. A HOSPITAL GARDEN leaves space for people and plants. Laura Kleppe is a garden designer; a Washington State Nursery and Garden Association Certified Professional […]
With inflation staying stubbornly high, investors are considering Treasury inflation-protected securities, or TIPS, once again. Does it make sense to buy TIPS for your client’s portfolio? The answer will depend on investor views on inflation, risk tolerance, time horizon and current bond allocation, among other variables. Matthew Schaller, wealth counsel at Compardo, Wienstroer, Conrad & […]