Were pleased to welcome Professor and leading Scientist Dr Kim Fox to their official launch in Perth recently. Dr. Prisk is a pre-eminent research scientist studying the effects of gravity on the human lung. Read more »
The popularity of low carbohydrate nutritional programs is such that demand for varied, tasty, simple low carb recipes is higher than ever. Read more »
I’ve kept most of the e-mail I’ve sent and received since 1984. That’s right, some 17 years’ worth of stuff. It’s a pretty big archive, and every once in a while, for a bit of fun, I browse through it.
I was looking at e-mail from the year 1995 the other day when I came across the following exchange. My Canadian Internet Handbook had just been published, was on the national bestseller list, and people were suddenly starting to come to me for career advice. Read more »
It all started about 3:00 a.m. I woke up and walked around the house for a little while. Around 3:15 I went on back to sleep because everything stopped. Well I wasn’t sleep for long because I woke up again feeling small pains. Well, I was about to go back to sleep when something said call your mommy. When I called she was like “let me speak to Dimitri (my husband)”. Read more »
Lyme disease can affect the heart temporarily, most often by interfering with the electrical conduction that controls rhythmic beating. And, left untreated, it may lead to permanent heart damage. But people who’ve been treated for the tickborne illness need not worry about long-term effects on the heart, according to a study in the March 1 Annals of Internal Medicine. Read more »
An expanded orgasm is one that feels stronger, deeper, and longer, and seems to spread from the genitals into other parts of the body. A quick way to learn the art of orgasm expansion (which is called “high sex” in the islands). Read more »
I am not going to renew my subscription to a well-known and popular fitness magazine because it consistently only puts on its cover thin-to-anorexic-looking models who do not reflect the diversity of sizes possible even among healthy individuals.
All right, you’ve been working hard on your technique, getting your moves to work fluidly through the route, clearing your mind of distractions, having fun and knowing that if you slip and fall, your partner is belaying you on top rope. You’re having a good time, but you think you’re ready for the next step in your evolution to becoming the world’s most daring climber. Now you are ready to lead. Read more »
If a child often hears his mother say something like, “Mexicans are too lazy,” he can be influenced by this prejudice with which he was raised. A prejudice is whatever its name indicates, a judgment that is made about a group without knowing any details about its individual or social circumstances, etc. In other words, a prejudice always denotes ignorance. Have you ever been a victim of prejudice? Have you behaved prejudicially? Read more »
Many conflicts parents have with their children are influenced by cultural realities. For other adults who grew up and were educated in a country other than the U.S., to understand and to relate to their Americanized children can be difficult.
It is important to establish a firm bridge between the two cultures so that the children will not get lost in a society in which their parents are not familiar with the rules and the dangers. Read more »
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