Repetitive strain? Try repetitive rest
Many computer users stay in a “ready-to-go” position at all times without giving arm, hand, shoulder and neck muscles enough opportunities to rest. There's a simple method to correct this. I call it repetitive rest, but one of my clients called it the “zen” of ergonomics, and once you try it you may agree.
Book addresses misunderstandings about Islam
There are more than one billion Muslims in the world today,
Farmer delivers fresh produce year-round
Despite the fluctuations in temperature that come with a South
The good, the bad and the ugly of wine trends
The new year is ushering in the good, the bad and the ugly of wine trends. Some of the following will no doubt fall into more than one category.
Choirs aren’t skipping a beat and two musical suggestions for G-Fest
Seriously, no time like the present for a rousing rendition of “Baby, It’s Cold Outside.” Nights and nights in the 20s. The garden is a mess and when I left the cut Christmas tree outside for one night and filled the red bucket with water, it froze solid as a hockey rink. Good thing we didn’t shell out for any front-porch poinsettias. Always hiccup on the poinsettia pronunciation ... poins easy, it’s the setia or setta part that’s the stumble.
