I believe that the three most important inventions of the 20th century are nuclear power, the airplane, and the internet. Nuclear power has played a huge role in developing our country and our relationships with other countries. Nuclear power is one of the most effective non fossil fuels. It… Read more

Parental alienation has been defined as the process and the end result of psychological manipulation of a child into showing, unwarranted fear, disrespect, hostility and even hatred towards a parent, relative or others… many times, but not always in an effort to change custody. It is a form … Read more

We’ve still got a couple of months until 2019 wraps up, but it’s not too early to make some end-of-the-year financial moves. Here are a few suggestions: Read more

Normal breathing occurs when air passes through the throat Muscles attach the jaw to the front of the neck and do not have time to relax when the accident occurs. They end up anchoring the jaw by holding it still so that the mouth opens too wide while the head snaps back. This excessive open… Read more

Gaining a few extra pounds can cause big health problems for your pet. Although chubby pets may look cute, extra weight increases the risk that your pet will develop several preventable diseases and health conditions. Read more

Study after study shows that the modern consumer relies heavily on search engines and social media. According to a recent study by Forrester Consulting, 74% of consumers use a search engine like Google to help inform their buying decisions, and 84% of buyers search online before heading to a… Read more

The term ‘brand’ gets thrown around like a football at family gatherings – the Coke brand did this, the team ‘brand’ is struggling, or, “What brand of shaving cream do you like?” But technically speaking, what is a brand? Does it have to be associated with a huge company? The answer is no. T… Read more

Several days ago, I was talking with my friend Carol about the recent 1969 high school class reunion and it brought to mind, at least to us, that 1969 was the coolest year ever in America. It was the year we landed 2 men on the moon and by God’s grace and American knowhow returned them safel… Read more

I remember taking my wife to the ER for a severe headache. The ER Doc stuck his head in the door and said “Hi” and “we will take care of you.” Some lab work, a Cat Scan, and a shot later, we were on our way home. The headache was no better, but after a good night’s sleep it was gone. Read more

It’s quite possible you will change jobs at some point. When you do, what will happen to your 401(k)? Read more

Imagine: You’ve just started your road trip with your furry friend when you hear a particularly disturbing sound, followed by an unmistakable odor. Motion sickness doesn’t just affect humans; studies show that 1 in 5 dogs suffer as well! Sometimes the vomiting may discourage owners from taki… Read more

Normal breathing occurs when air passes through the throat on its way to the lungs. Air travels past the soft, flexible structures such as the soft palate, uvula, tonsils and tongue. In the daytime, muscles surrounding these structures tighten to prevent blockage of the airway. When sleeping… Read more

A: Doctors suggest several ways to perform a self-test for possible TMJ problems. While looking in the mirror, open and close your mouth. It should move straight up and down without deviating to one side. Read more

The American Humane Association estimates over 10 million dogs and cats are lost or stolen in the U.S. every year. Only 22% of lost dogs and less than 2% of lost cats that entered animal shelters were reunited with their families. The return-to-owner rate for microchipped dogs was over 52%, … Read more