When reports broke that New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg wanted to police soda size, people went wild. The proposal Bloomberg offered – that New York City should ban the sale of any soft drinks larger than 16 ounces – led to wild accusations of "nanny state behavior" and "snack police." Even reports that about 58% of adult New Yorkers are
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Remember when the New Orleans Hornets decided on a new team name? The Hornets, a name long associated with the franchise’s former home in Charlotte, adopted an unlikely new identity: the New Orleans Pelicans, in homage to the state bird of Louisiana. The new name quickly gained both detractors and defenders, but more importantly: it got us
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All runners have bad habits. Yet no matter how often these errors and vices throw us against the wall, slow us down, or leave us stranded on a PR plateau (that's "personal record" for you non-runners), we keep making them. Here's a look at the most common mistakes:
You’re Malnourished
When I ran my first marathon, I brought with me two
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People don’t take kindly to being spied on. Even if it’s in the name of national security, unseen observers don’t sit well with most of the American public. Those who take their paranoia seriously generally worry that their private lives are being infiltrated through phone lines or the Internet. And for the last few years in
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