Well, the 2020 World Happiness Report is out, and though the rankings aren’t really surprising, the reasons for them may be. However, what was not surprising was that the data showed that stress and depression increased significantly in 2020. The data also showed that overall life evaluations and happiness rankings were consistent and that the
I recently came across a YouTube program called “Go Forth,” sponsored by GoDaddy, the internet domain registrar and web hosting company. It follows three entrepreneurs that desire to live life differently and follow their dreams. They also happen to be professional athletes. I found the series to be both interesting and entertaining because it combined
Cael Crebs became the PIAA Class AA State Wrestling Champion at 189 pounds after defeating Ethan Finch from Sheffield. The victory came during the PIAA Class AA finals held at the Giant Center in Hershey when Crebs scored a fall in the third period. Along with Crebs, Dylan Bennett and Branden Wentzel also won medals,
Most people wouldn’t mind trimming a few pounds; certainly not after being stuck inside during a global pandemic for the last year or so. I for one have gained and lost the “Covid 15” more than once and am set on keeping the weight off. As I organized my research for this week’s column, I
Hip replacement, or total hip arthroplasty, is a type of surgery to replace a worn-out or damaged hip joint. According to the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, more than 450,000 total hip replacements are performed in the United States each year. Total hip replacements are typically performed on patients between the ages of 50
Jesse Owens, Abraham Lincoln, Albert Einstein, Stephen Hawking, Ludwig van Beethoven. What do all of these people have in common? They all have done extraordinary things. While some people stand out as extraordinary, others remain seemingly unknown to history. Still, everyone has the innate potential to be extraordinary. Robert Chen, founder of Embrace Possibility and
