The Waiting Room
Have you ever seen the sharp line between fresh and salt water when a river and the ocean meet? You can see the clear blue of the sea and the muddy brown of the river pressed up against each...
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Painting by Rob Gonsalves Did you know the Native Americans could not recognize the first galleons arriving in the Americas? They stared at the ships for days but misidentified their sails for clouds on the horizon. The galleons were so...
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Dr. Hinohara was born in 1911 and passed away on July 18, 2017, in Tokyo. He served as the honorary president of St. Luk’s International Hospital and chairman emeritus of St.Luke’s International University. He treated victims of the firebombing in...
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Tal Ben-Shahar, a Ph.D. from Harvard University, taught the most popular course in Harvard history. Some refer to his course as Happiness 101, but it is actually Psychology 1504, “Positive Psychology.” Ben-Shahar says, “People are looking for ideas...
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Zinc is the Paul Giamatti of supplements – A star in a supporting role. People are focused on the macro side of nutrition by looking at fats, carbs and proteins that this mineral is easy to overlook. We are quite...
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