We’re being constantly inundated with news of destructive factors beyond our control that it calls for a break in the breaking and a shift that focuses on the avoidable destructiveness that is human behavior. Since 2010, floods have cost the United States over $40 billion. Just one among many costly disasters, natural phenomena are difficult […]
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In his younger days, Craig Cambeis was a competitive swimmer, equestrian, Special Olympics gold-medal winner, and avid New Jersey Devil’s hockey fan. At 59 years old, Cambeis now lives with dementia and no longer shows interest in these previously-beloved pastimes. Adele Barlow is both sister and caregiver to Cambeis, who has Down syndrome, and is […]
Continue ReadingIn this environmentally-conscious era, people care about how “green” a company is. Those who reduce their waste, commit to reusing materials, and host recycling programs are more valued for their ability to create a quality product without negatively impacting our ecosystem. And when they expand as a result of these efforts like in the case […]
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Homeowners have a responsibility to keep everything on their property looking nice, but you can’t let it end there. Having a nice, clean home is essential, but you should be doing everything in your power to achieve the nicest looking home possible and increase its market worth. Whether you plan on listing your home for […]
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Younger generations are continuing to shift away from traditional wedding ceremonies and toward personalized celebrations, a new survey finds. According to The Knot’s latest Real Weddings Study, up to 87% of Americans of Generation Z see themselves getting married in the future and planning the event on their own terms. The survey included 14,000 couples […]
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Nontuberculous mycobacteria (NTM) are mycobacteria which do not cause leprosy or tuberculosis. However, NTM do cause pulmonary diseases that are similar to tuberculosis and often occur in many animals, including humans. There are more than 180 species of NTM and it’s estimated that the number of people with NTM lung disease in the U.S. is […]
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