from The New York Times
by Anahad O’Connor
Late November is the start of the busiest travel season of the year, when millions of drivers hit the road for long-distance treks. Many will be sleep-deprived and looking to pull over for a nap or a dose of caffeine.
But the best idea may be to combine the two, and not in the order one might think.
Being 29 and hearing oneself for the very first time…
by Ken Miller
The 7,600 tons of excess food sent every year from MGM Resorts International restaurants and buffets to Bob Combs’ pig farm in North Las Vegas may be the messiest example of responsible recycling along the Strip, but it’s certainly not the least. “Recycling is the best-kept secret on the Las Vegas Strip,” says Brad Tomm, sustainability manager for MGM Resorts, which recycled a third of its garbage in 2010. The corporation’s newest development, CityCenter, recycles more than half of its garbage.
The New York Times
Health
by Anahad O’Connor
The advice for conquering a cold is time-honored: get plenty of rest and drink plenty of fluids.
While it’s hard to argue against getting proper rest, some scientists suspect that loading up on liquid – that is, beyond the normal amount required in a day – may not do much good.
Ted Williams has something that can make others happy.
But nobody knew about me for many years. Then one day, a miracle happened.
And we are all happy about it now. Congratulations, Ted!
Philo Hagen
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Un poquito de vino rojo? 