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Issue 30.15 If you thought that scoliosis was a spine disease that only affected growing teens, you might be surprised at what you read in the next few paragraphs. Scoliosis, or a sideways curvature of the spine, is fairly common as we age. Degenerative scoliosis is the most common form of scoliosis in adults and […] Issue 30.15 This is a follow up to last week’s article about purchasing new computers that have Windows 7 included. As we mentioned then, if you purchase those machines now you have an automatic and free upgrade path to Windows 10 when it arrives later this month or anytime in the next year. Also mentioned […] Issue 30.15 On July 24th, we will again be celebrating Pioneer Day in Utah. It is usually marked with a parade, fireworks, rodeos, and celebrations. It is primarily a Utah holiday and rightly so. That is the day, in 1847, that the first Utah pioneer forefathers drove their covered wagons down into the Salt Lake […] Issue 30.15 The polarization of our country along religious, political and ideological lines continues to increase because people do not understand a basic concept of civility and respectful debate. That is the ability to agree to disagree. I am very opinionated and most of those I consider close friends also feel strongly about their opinions […] Issue 29.15 Part TWO: What are some miracles about my Brain Function that I may want to be grateful for? Most of the time, we are so used to our brain functioning smoothly and automatically that we don’t take a lot of time to think about what is going on underneath. Walking, eating, […] Issue 29.15 Many people have a misconception about estate planning. For example, many will avoid doing their estate planning because they believe their assets “aren’t worth much” and think estate planning would be a waste of time and money. The reality is that estate planning is necessary for everyone — no matter the value of […] Issue 29.15 Salt Lake City, July 2, 2015 — The FamilySearch International board of directors has elected Stephen T. Rockwood as the company’s president and chief executive officer, succeeding Dennis Brimhall, who will retire. Rockwood, who most recently served as director of the international division at FamilySearch, becomes president and CEO on October 1. “Steve […] Issue 29.15 The Huffington Post recently published an article by Yagana Shah entitled, “Eight Famous People and their Equally Famous Last Words.” It really got me thinking – what would I want my last words to be? Here is a brief overview of Ms. Shah’s article. 1. “No, I certainly can’t.” – President John F. […] Issue 29.15 Well, we finally have a release date for Windows 10. It is this month on July 29th. There were rumors that the date was going to be moved up from September but now it is confirmed. What that means to the consumer is that right now is a great time to purchase a […] Issue 29.15 One topic that was explored at this year’s Audiology NOW conference was a potential medical cure for hearing loss. Most hearing loss is a result of damage to the hair cells of the inner ear. Once these hair cells are damaged, there is no way to heal them. Currently, there are four methods […] |
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