Dairy consumption increases prostate cancer risk
Youza! Dr. Michael Gregger, author of How Not to Die, reviews the research, and the evidence clearly suggests that dairy consumption increases men’s risk of developing prostate cancer….Shit.
Youza! Dr. Michael Gregger, author of How Not to Die, reviews the research, and the evidence clearly suggests that dairy consumption increases men’s risk of developing prostate cancer….Shit.
Yes! Binging with Babish recreates Flanders’ (from The Simpsons Movie) hot cocoa / hot chocolate gourmet creation. It looks as good as it tastes. OH MY GOD!
Wow! Once Aimee Driver’s vocals started, I was hooked. Powerful performance. I want more! Sadly, I think Aimee stopped performing with the band. Sad me.
By the start of the first chorus to Take You Home by Scars on 45, I can feel the tears well up for some reason. Not sure why I have such a quick, emotional response, but I guess sometimes art does that to you. …
Justice for package thieves is achieved with this “over-engineered” bait package that took 6 months for a serious, young engineer to design and build (with help from his talented nerd friends).
I’d watched a documentary some years ago about a Russian scientist who, in 1959 or so, started trying to domesticate foxes in hopes of discovering how wolves were domesticated into dogs. Surprisingly, the answer to that question still remains a mystery.
I liked this…and it had a good message at the end about Veteran’s Day…Thank you for your service, really…And we’ll “Never Forget.”
The history of the hoodie has more significance and substance than I expected. Design curator Paola Antonelli takes us on a brief, 3-minute tour of the hoodie’s 3,000-year history that includes tales of the Grim Reaper, monks, athletes, superheroes, and Travon Martin.
CVTs (Continuous Variable Transmissions) are cheaper to build and get around 6% better gas mileage over automatic transmissions, says auto mechanic Scotty Kilmer. Because of these features, more and more manufacturers are putting CVTs in their cars—in some models they are the only option. But are they any good?
Paul Allen, co-founder of Microsoft, died recently from cancer, a disease he fought for much of his adult life. Even though I live in the Pacific Northwest where Allen was active, I don’t know anything about the man. From this 2011 interview with Leslie Stahl on 60 Minutes, I felt deep regret for that ignorance.