- October 28, 2015
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Daylight saving time, the practice that throws our sleep schedules all out of whack, ends Sunday, November 1 at 2 a.m. The clocks will “fall back” one hour. We’ll be gaining precious minutes, but turning back time can still disrupt Read more
By Kiarra Sylvester Unless you’re lucky enough to find a job that you’re passionate about (most are passionate about money, not the work per se), then work is probably a drag for you. My point? We shouldn’t make an already Read more
At the beginning of 2011–at 47 years of age–I took up running for two reasons. One: I had a problem controlling my weight (I wasn’t huge, but I wasn’t svelte either) and two: to honour my friend Dave Fitzsimons–a two Read more
One of my guilty pleasures in life is losing myself in spy thrillers. I love reading them, watching movies about them, and even following TV shows based around the theme. One evening I was watching a show called Person of Read more
Climate change is one of the biggest problems facing humanity, but it’s not always the easiest to visualize. A dreadfully skinny polar bear is a powerful symbol that might shock you in the moment, though it’s hard to understand what Read more
WASHINGTON, Oct 26 (Reuters) – U.S. Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton on Monday took aim at another coal company, saying Peabody Energy Corp is trying to “shirk its responsibilities” to pay the healthcare benefits of retired mine workers. Clinton earlier Read more
Mary Numair took down Planned Parenthood protesters in quite an unusual, but awesome way. According to BuzzFeed News, the 29-year-old Oregon copywriter and Planned Parenthood supporter noticed protesters outside a local clinic in Portland. After trying to approach them multiple Read more
Photo courtesy of Mathieu Young Last week was a huge week for private and public investment in the off-grid clean energy sector. The off-grid sector continues to grow, offering affordable, reliable energy services to unelectrified and under-electrified populations around the Read more
Seven years ago, I would start at least one day of the week by running to IHOP. IHOP is not at all close to my house. But I really like pancakes, so to afford myself the caloric intake of two Read more
Our daughter celebrates her birthday each June. I can’t help but measure her birthdays with an equal sense of apprehension and elation. She’s a teenager now, and still no sign of the brooding, the polarity, the darkness that descended on Read more