Best time for spring cleaning is January
Although the traditional time for most people to sweep through
Sunflowers bring rich history and brilliant color to sunny spots in yard
n by Melania Zaharopoulos Staff Writer
Moss Landing and the future of energy
One of my fondest memories of the ocean took place at Moss
You finished your Big Race. Now what?
You decide to take up running. And it’s hard, but you have made a commitment, so you keep running because you are determined to become active and make a change in your life. And after a few days, weeks, two, three months, it gets a little easier, so you keep running. And, eventually, it becomes a habit, and most of the time, at least, you look forward to going out on your run. And now you are faster and you can run farther than you did when you started, and you’re feeling pretty good about yourself. So you think about taking up a challenge: a 5K or 10K race; a half marathon, marathon, trail race, ultramarathon; whatever.
Again, and Again, and Again
“Just Do It,” says the Nike campaign ad. I imagine a room full of clever people—copywriters, editors, graphic designers, advertising executives—tossing out ideas rapid fire, searching for that one short, punchy, memorable statement that captures the imagination and the essence of the brand, and they did it; they gave us—Just Do It.















