Tag: Lifestyle

Gamblers Crushed by Losses Find Hope and Recovery

Ted Hartwell had learned to gamble from his father. It was a way to relax and have fun. But by the time he had racked up $90,000 in secret gambling debts as an adult, it wasn’t fun anymore. He had told his wife that he had quit years ago and knew that he was on…


Ways to Save Money in New York City This Summer

By Donald Wood From TravelPulse For travelers considering a trip to New York City this summer, there is plenty to do in the city that never sleeps. They’ll also be in good company: The city is on track to welcome 63.3 million visitors in 2023. New York City Tourism + Conventions, the official destination marketing…


Caprese Salad with Balsamic Glaze

View the print-ready version of this recipe. I love Caprese salads but sometimes they can be a little bland. The classic recipe calls for just a drizzle of olive oil and sprinkling of salt and pepper to flavor the salad, so as not to mask the delicate flavor of the mozzarella, but I like to…


Teens & 20s: Skincare Habits We Wish Someone Told Us Earlier!

Raise your hand if you’re currently suffering from acne, redness, or any skin-related issue! Raise another hand if you ever felt self-conscious because of it. We want to thank Bubble Skincare for sponsoring this video so that we can share with you the most important tips we wish we knew back in our younger years!…


The Family Table: A Different Kind of Richness

Submitted by Judith E. Smith, Pennsylvania This is my Aunt Mary Jane’s shortbread cookie recipe. It’s simple, yet elegant. My Aunt Mary Jane wasn’t rich or famous; in fact, she was very poor. She lived in an old, tiny house in Dallas, Pennsylvania, that was always immaculate, a house I was taken to as a…


Obesity Linked to Increased Risk for 18 Types of Cancer, Study Warns

Being obese or overweight in early adulthood raises the risks of developing more cancers than previously thought, according to a new study that analyzed people’s health data over decades. The June 30 study, published in the National Library of Medicine, was carried out among 2.65 million individuals aged 40 and above. Conducted in Catalonia, Spain,…


French Onion Burgers

View the print-ready version of this recipe. Why I Love This Recipe Next Level – Everyone loves a classic burger, but this French Onion Burger is truly something special and restaurant worthy! Flavorful – We add onion soup mix (either homemade or a packet of store-bought) to the beef to give it the signature flavor. The Toppings – Top the burger with…


Decorating With Black and White

By Cathy Hobbs From Tribune News Service Look inside nearly any interior design publication and you will see the color black in virtually every room. What you will also see is a prominent use of the combination of black and white. They are powerful colors on their own, but they can make a bold statement…


How Can My Family Stay Safe This Summer?

By Paul F. P. Pogue From Ask Angi Summertime, and the livin’ is easy, or so the song goes. Warm days and cozy evenings can make for delightful family fun and entertaining. However, keep an eye on safety protocols as well. Outdoor summertime activities bring their own dangers, so follow these steps to help ensure…


SeaWorld’s Electric Eel Roller Coaster Closed After Injury

By Natallie Rocha From The San Diego Union-Tribune SeaWorld’s Electric Eel coaster has been closed since early June after a rider suffered a leg injury on the attraction, Cal/OSHA said. The injury was reported to the state Division of Occupational Safety and Health, or Cal/OSHA, on June 9. Amusement parks and owners are required by…