My son is a loving, funny, dedicated, loyal, appreciative, kind, generous human being, who also happens to be gorgeous, athletic, super smart, well-spoken, well-written….I could go on.  I’m his mom, after all.  But the most fabulous part is that it’s all true! I could not have dreamed a greater child into existence, and yet…he keeps [...]

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Scientists have discovered that cells grown in 3-D spaces such as gelatins behave differently and more powerfully than when their growth is limited to flat, two-dimensional environments like petri dishes. Limiting the cells’ growth to a flat space changes the metabolism, gene expression and growing patterns of the cells. When given three dimensions in which [...]

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Just like Archibald Leach, if you act as though you are a smooth and debonair movie star, you soon will be. Archibald Leach was born in Bristol, England, in 1904 to a poor family. His mother had a nervous breakdown when he was nine (supposedly, although accounts conflict as to whether his two-timing alcoholic father [...]

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And could you run it?  My husband Michael and I ran the ING Miami Marathon this past Sunday, and it was an expanding experience! I discovered a new threshold of pain that I’m able to tolerate and still persist. I discovered a new and expanded limit to my physical ability. I discovered new tools to [...]

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Though you will find definitions of this term related to geography, philosophy and politics, I mean simply that a possibilist is someone who recognizes that all possibilities exist, though they may not yet have manifested* in this time/space.  My own philosophy further adds that a possibilist is someone who believes these possibilities can be accessed [...]

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