Today I am republishing the core article from my newsletter of February 2010. The article would be accompanied with a promotion of featured cookware (in this instance clay bakers which if you have not heard of or used, you should seek them out, they produce memorable meals that are easy to prepare.) I hope you…
A Century Apart, Yet Strangely Similar Does history repeat itself? Sometimes it seems to attempt to achieve similar outcomes at different points in time. Often, it is the mistakes that repeat rather than the successes. Let’s take a look! History has a way of repeating itself—sometimes in ways we expect, and other times in ways…
We are now in that part of winter between Valentines Day and Easter when the days seem long and nights seem longer. As temperatures continue to drop, there’s nothing quite like a warm and comforting meal. French cuisine is known for its rich flavors and hearty dishes, making it a cozy choice for cold winter…
The TV Shows & Movies Everyone’s Talking About Back in the good old days, if you missed the latest episode of MASH*, Dallas, or Seinfeld, you were out of the loop. TV shows and movies had their big moments, and then they were gone until reruns. Now, thanks to streaming services like Netflix, Amazon Prime,…
In keeping with my theme on interstellar travel, I found this article which discusses one of the least discussed roadblocks for successful travel to Mars and beyond. Most of the discussions deal with finding adequate power to lift the payloads needed to build living facilities that could house astronauts and scientists on the surface of…
NASA’s Artemis Program & Private Ventures to the Moon The Moon is no longer just a distant rock in the sky—it’s quickly becoming the next big frontier for science, technology, and even business. NASA’s Artemis program and private space companies are leading the charge, setting the stage for what could be humanity’s return to the…
Valentine’s Day Breakfast Ideas Smoked Salmon & Avocado Toast with Poached Egg Elegant, delicious, and full of flavor!Ingredients: 2 slices of sourdough or multigrain bread 1 ripe avocado, mashed with a squeeze of lemon 4 slices smoked salmon 2 eggs (poached) Fresh dill Capers (optional) Black pepper & sea salt How to Make: Toast the…
Valentine’s Day is coming up soon! Here are a few ideas to make the day a bit special along with some recipes for a stimulating breakfast and for an interesting dinner one that is a bit different but not too hard to make. Fruit Bouquet In place of flowers, opt for a tasty bouquet…
It’s early February and in most places, it is cold and probably raining or possibly snowing. So now it the time for some hearty, sole warming dinners. I have accumulated a few and provide some ideas for you. Let me know if you like these suggestions and would like me to gather some more ideas…
How to Live Longer & Stay Healthier Why Longevity Matters More Than Ever Aging is inevitable, but the way we age? That’s something we have more control over than ever before. Researchers are diving deep into longevity science, uncovering ways to not just extend our lifespan but, more importantly, extend our healthspan—the years we stay…
I came across this article in my email from the Construction Physics newsletter. I is a detailed discussion of how energy sources connect to the electrical grid. There currently exists more than a thousand projects for solar, wind, nuclear and other waiting for approval. The current process takes up to five years before a project…
Or Have We Forgotten Our Place Among the Stars? I came across this article at Big Think a newsletter that provides counterintuitive, surprising, and impactful stories from an array of industry, education and research leaders. There is a lot of overlap with my article on interstellar travel and related concepts. This article explores the question of…
