Tag: Bill

In the 16th century, there was a man by the name of Nostradamus. He was a man with the gift of foresight. Some say he predicted the rise of Napoleon, the French Revolution, and even the world wars. People still search for hidden meanings in Nostradamus’ verses, hoping...

Though I’ve only met Bill Simmons once, for a brief few seconds at a book-signing event in Washington, D.C. several years back, like so many other aspiring and/or hobbyist sports writers on the interwebs, I’ve always considered him a role model — if not a hero — of sorts. ...

The COP this year flipped the usual order of things on its head. Normally the first week is for delegations of wordsmiths to hammer out text. The second week is for the Heads of State to arrive and make grandiose statements, then go behind closed doors and hedge on what they are willing to commit to...

As we move into 2024, it is time for us to con­sid­er what Astro­log­i­cal con­di­tions will pre­vail dur­ing this year and beyond. The major plan­e­tary align­ment of this year includes the first major aspect of Sat­urn to Plu­to since their l...

If the bill introduced yesterday in the Senate by Angus King (I-ME) and Martin Heinrich (D-NM) becomes law, it will mark the first time that the government’s focus on controlling the ownership and use of guns will be where it should always have been, namely, on the lethality of the w...

Multiracials’ Cultural Competence — Siddiqui et al., 2018 “Multiracials have unique strengths stemming from their mixedness (Shih & Sanchez, 2005; Salahuddin & O’Brien, 2011). For example, Multiracials have been found to show greater appreciation, toleran...

Ifyou were to visit your doctor, and he/she broke the horrifying news that you had a potentially fatal and progressive disease, you would immediately want to know all of your treatment options. If your doctor told you that the oldest and most well-known treatment option (Alcoholics Anonymous) had...