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Researchers at Tufts' School of Veterinary Medicine conducted a study in which they found that cats living in homes with smokers are twice as likely as cats living with non-smokers to acquire feline lymphoma cancer.
But this is our year. I can feel it. We'll sojourn into the unexplored realms of substance and coherent logic. We'll even ditch such phrases as "evangelical voting block."
I have learned over and over again in this world that the heart knows a deeper truth than reason can reach. Connection matters. Caring and kindness trump every rationale.
As the New Year begins, it only seems right to offer a recipe for a soup that is chock full of vegetables and even a little bit of fruit. The creamy s...
For those of us who are food obsessed, even the thought of dieting triggers anxiety and an immediate sense of self-deprivation. So don't diet, just make tasty resolutions that are healthy and satisfying.
I'd like to suggest that this simpler approach to making New Year's resolutions can be adapted to any area of your life, whether it be making nutritional changes, giving up bad habits or just taking steps to learn a new skill.
I love New Year's -- a good excuse to drink bubbly, but I hate the idea of making New Year's resolutions, don't you?
The ongoing animal rebellion against mankind's domination of the Earth took a sudden turn in December.
As you ease into 2012 and refine your list of resolutions, we have five more important ones you should consider adding. Let's make this a truly spirited year!
It's a new year, and plenty of us are resolving to lose weight, exercise more and eat less. I'd like to propose a resolution makeover... Don't just aim to eat less and deprive yourself, instead upgrade what you are currently eating to give your body the wholesome, energizing foods it needs.
Because many of us don't celebrate this holiday, the story of the Magi in Matthew 2:1-12 often gets neglected in our Christmas celebrations. But let's take a few minutes today and reconsider this profound story.
Do you really believe in change? Do you really think that you can transform your life? These are important questions, especially at the beginning of a new year when most of us have, once again, made "New Year's resolutions."
Failing is part of life. You will be dumped, hurt, betrayed, rejected and disappointed. That doesn't matter. It is what you do next that counts. Will you go back to bed and stay there for a week? Or will you say "their loss," and try again?
I'm letting you off the hook for New Year career resolutions and I give you permission to take small and purposeful steps towards a career that will bring you happiness.
Every New Year all of us reflect upon our lives. We attempt to grow, learn and become inspired to improve ourselves. We begin the year with an ardency that could light monuments. Is this all reality? Or are we setting ourselves up repeatedly to fail?
You need to start with an assessment of where you are before spending time on where you want to be. You have to wrap up the loose ends before you make commitments for next year.
