The CEO of Squaw Valley Ski Holdings, Andy Wirth, enjoys doing what type of running?
Trail running.
Are insomnias effects on the brain as bad as they feel?
Insomniacs often seen able to perform cognitive tasks as well as people getting adequate sleep
Research done by Sean Drummond and Associates psychiatry professor at the UC San Diego and a sleep researcher at the VA San Diego healthcare system shows that the poor sleepers couldn’t turn off the brain’s “mind wandering” regions also known as the “default mode” network.
Some 10 to 15% of US adults suffer from insomnia
If You lose your Temper at Work
Fixing your team’s Horrendous Defense
What are the 5 sole stressors that feet endure?
Foot Exercise before you get out of bed in the morning
What kids need to Know about Spinal Injuries in Sports
How London Found a PLace on the Fashion Map
Fusty Old Baseball Brings the Crazy
Baseball is trying to gain some of the spotlight eaten up by the NFL.
A second wild-card was added to its playoff format last season.
Before either wild-card qualifier got into a divisional playoff series, they would have to play a single-game elimination.
Airports for Art lovers
Public Art thrives at Airports, from Dutch Masters to a Giant Red Rabbit.
Airports are investing in high-quality art rather than the bland pictures of airplanes of the past.
Noteworthy Airports and Works of Art
Fight a Better Fight At Home
New Thinking Since the Days of ‘Not in Front of the Children; Modeling Constructive Resolutions to Disputes
From Athletes to the Elderly: The Science of Trips and Falls
Baker Mixes Kayaking and Biking With Sweets
Kathleen King, founder os Tate’s Bake Shop in Southhampton, NY has lost 50lbs by cycling, kayaking, and yoga.
1 hr personal training sessions 3 days a week.
Diet: Green juice from kale, spinach, cucumber, ginger, and lime. Almond butter, rice cakes, nuts, chickpeas. Lean protein like chicken or fish for dinner. She loves ice cream and keeps it in the basement freezer (3 flights of stairs down)
Your Offense Is Up On Blocks
Despite Griffin’s Bum Knee Washington Clings to a Running Man’s Scheme; Awkward Flops
Washington’s read-option offense, which relys on fakes, misdirection, and most of all the Griffin’s blazing speed can’t work unless Griffin actually runs.
Not the case so far and Washington’s record shows it as the Redskins are 0-3 to start the season.
AFter Naptime Make the Aioli
Kid cooks are Younger and More Sophisticated; Sharpening Their Knife Skills for TV and Youtube
Style on Another Kind of Runway: An Airline Upgrades Three Cabins
A designer goes solo with little cushion
Francesco Russo, 39 yr old creator of Yves Saint Laurent’s signature Tribute shoe and former designer of shoe label Sergio Rossi, will reveal designs for his own collection this week.
For his new collection, Russo designed stiletto-heel pumps, laced boots and sandals that include a fan of leather rising from the back.
Contract ended with Sergio Rossi and Russo had to learn something new: how to drive.
College Football, Minus the Students
Very Superstitious at 30,000 feet
Passengers and airlines alike have certain superstitions when it comes to flying.
Notables: Passengers tap airplanes or kiss upon boarding
Some airports including Cleveland Hopkins have no Gate 13s
Control towers are usually inaugurated with a cedar tree atop them.
Some pilots fly with photos of loved ones tucked inside their hats.
Top 10 Fashions and Flubs
The Good, Bad, and Bizarre From new York to Paris; Real-People Models and a Chance of Rope Sandals
Mark Jacobs departed as designer for Louis Vuitton
Trends of this year’s fashion week: streetwear, white blouses and fuzzy socks worn with heels.
Most Memorable: Muiccia Prada planted faces on dresses from paintings of artists who fascinate her.
Best Show: Rick Owens had step dancers flown in from U.S.
Most Overlooked: Zac Posen
Blingiest Bag: Zagliana’s “Faye”
At Foursquare, the Ties come out on Tuesdays
The Office: In Manhattan’s SoHo neighborhood, 125 mostly male employees. Co founder- Dennis Crowley
Dress Code: There is none.
Tie Tuesdays: T-shirt with the tie look on Tuesdas.
A Manager and his Cats
Science Of Healing The Heart
In a Surprise, temporary device provides a long term cure
The Left-Ventricular Assist Device (LVAD), a mechanical pump invested as a temporary life support for patients with advanced heary failure, is emerging as a potential tool to help hearts heal and function for the long term.
Congestive heart failure is characterized by an enlarged hear which loses its ability to effectiely propel blood to the resy of the body.
When the LVAD is implanted in a patient with heart failure, the enlarged heart shrinks in a process doctors call reverse remodeling.
Risks: infection, stroke, batteries that need to be changed and recharged frequently. Doesn’t work for patients whose heart failure is caused by heart attack. Tissue too far damaged already.
Dr. Eduardo Rame
Never too Awkward to Ask, ‘Have you Washed Your Hands?’
Infections associated with health care affect more than 1m patients and are linked to nearly 100,000 deaths per year.
“wash in, wash out” policies have lifted hygiene compliance in some hospitals to 100%.
CDC says hand hygiene is most important thing to hospital wokers can do to protect their patients from infection.
Always ask your doctor if they’ve washed their hands.