Helen H. Moore's Blog, page 42
June 16, 2018
When erratic teenage behavior means something more
Mental health challenges are a serious — and growing — problem for teenagers
Married at 15, or How he met my mother
For most of my life I have had an uncomplicated relationship with the memory of my father. Now I have questions
Living with neighborhood violence may shape teens’ brains
Violence in communities may have an additional unseen victim: young peoples’ developing brains.
Metallica’s unlikely origin story: Injecting Americana into the metal universe
From Lynyrd Skynyrd to Aerosmith: Metallica’s surprising influences
Paul Ryan savaged for “tone-deaf” Father’s Day message
Ryan celebrated his family in a tweet on Saturday honoring Father’s Day, while kids are parentless at the border
On Father’s Day, make this recipe for peachy bourbon crumb cake — it’s inspired by a dad you’ll love
What’s the story behind pastry chef Meghan McGarry’s recipe? A dad who was always there to say follow your dreams
My dad puts turmeric in his risotto — and now I do too
Should Father’s Day call for a steak, or ice cream eaten on the couch, then all the better — tastes are personal
Does CBS care about #MeToo? The saga of “NCIS: New Orleans” producer Brad Kern continues
A demoted producer continues to work closely with the writers victimized by his abusive behavior. That’s showbiz!
“Orphan drugs” are ascendant. What will that mean for people with rare diseases?
Niche drugs may be good for companies, but that doesn’t mean they’ll reach sufferers
June 15, 2018
The Persian salmon that knocked the socks off my Norwegian in-laws
When I took the beautiful side of salmon out of the fridge, I immediately knew how I wanted to serve it
