Posts Tagged ‘health’
Burn with Kearns: Improve your physical health, mental health, financial wealth – Kevin Kearns
Why Improving Your Physical Health Will Improve Your Mental Health and Financial Wealth – A Longevity Blueprint for Men 45+ Who Refuse to Coast By Coach Kevin Kearns, Founder of Burn with Kearns™, contributing writer on exercise and fitness You’ve built the business. You’ve raised the family. You’ve made the money. Now what? If you’re…
Read MoreHomeless in RI: Let’s get real about ending homelessness – Bernie Beaudreau
Let’s Get Real About Ending Homelessness – submitted as an op-ed by Bernie Beaudreau The RI Department of Housing acknowledges that Housing 2030 Building Rhode Island’s Future plan, released on April 23, it is NOT a plan to address the needs of the homeless. It states that the plan for the homeless “will include strategies…
Read MoreGriefSPEAK: A stroke of genius – Mari Nardolillo Dias
By: Mari Nardolillo Dias, EdD, contributing writer, grief and grieving She said she was grieving due to a loss of words. Not voice. Words. Her name is Rosetta, aptly named after the stone. Whether hieroglyphics or shorthand, the stone “represents a crucial key in the process of encoding information.” Rosetta is a stunning 60-year-old woman,…
Read MoreDr. Paul Fadale, longtime team physician of Providence Bruins, honored at dedication
UOI Orthopedic Surgeon Tended to Players’ Orthopedic Needs for 30+ Years The Providence Bruins, the American Hockey League (AHL) affiliate of the Boston Bruins, recently honored longtime team physician Paul Fadale, an orthopedic sports medicine surgeon at University Orthopedics, by dedicating their athletic training exam room in his name. A foundational figure of the club’s medical…
Read MoreHomeless in RI: Housing 2030 a plan for housing, not for homelessness. Spring update.
On page 48 of the Governor’s draft of Housing 2030, released yesterday – it notes: “The Department of Housing is currently developing a strategic plan on homelessness Housing 2030 is designed to be a plan for housing, not a strategic plan for homelessness”. However, homelessness is mentioned consistently throughout the report. Review the report, HERE:…
Read MorePhasing out of petroleum-based synthetic dyes and colorings in nation’s food supply begins
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced a series of new measures to phase out all petroleum-based synthetic dyes from the nation’s food supply—a significant milestone in the administration’s broader initiative to Make America Healthy Again. The FDA is taking the following actions: “For too long,…
Read MoreOut and about in RI: Earth Day and a remembrance at Wingate
As Earth Day was recognized, the spring day at Wingate Residences on Blackstone Boulevard in Providence combined the day with a remembrance. Wingate residents and staff honored lives lost with the planting of a new tree on the property. A group gathered for the heartfelt tribute to those who they’ve recently lost, and planted a…
Read MoreIn the News… a recap of news of the week, ending April 19th
RHODE ISLAND & VICINITY Call & Times will switch from a newspaper with traditional home delivery to distribution by mail Bishop Lewandowski is fluent in Spanish – and Portuguese SafeWise named these cities/towns as RI’s safest, in order: Bristol – South Kingstown – Cumberland – North Kingstown -Smithfield Four-time Boston Marathon winner Bill Rodgers and…
Read MoreBurn with Kearns: A matter of honor, and neuroscience. Self defense 4 U – Kevin Kearns
by Kevin Kearns, contributing writer, exercise and fitness It’s a Matter of Honor — and Neuroscience – Why Partner Training Over 50 Isn’t Just Smart… It’s Strategic There’s a reason elite military units, sports teams, and high-performing companies invest in team-building through physical activity—and it goes far beyond burning calories or looking good in a…
Read MoreSaving lives, Paul Rego donates his 100th gallon of blood at the Rhode Island Blood Center
Rhode Island retiree Paul Rego, a longtime blood donor, donated his 100th gallon of blood on Thursday, April 17th at Rhode Island Blood Center’s Providence Donor Center. Paul, relocating to Rhode Island in 1982, began as a frequent blood donor in his home state of Pennsylvania. He was inspired to donate initially when his mother-in-law underwent a…
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