Helen H. Moore's Blog, page 7
July 21, 2018
In Florida, midterm elections hold faint hope for Medicaid expansion
Can the deep-red Florida Statehouse follow Virginia and expand Medicaid?
Smart home spending to double to $123 billion in next four years
With this much demand expected for connected products, companies will have to start working together, says research
Racing against the dark on Mt. Kanchenjunga
I had to get to safety before nightfall or I’d be stuck high on the mountain in an increasingly fierce blizzard
A brownie à la mode you can make, bake & eat right in the pan
Gooey, chocolatey perfection
The sudden, gruesome opening of “Jaws”
Steven Spielberg’s 1975 blockbuster opens with a perfectly grisly vignette starring 3 characters
Go lean this summer with an elevated spin on a Sloppy Joe and coleslaw from “The 40-Year-Old Vegan”
More sophisticated than the Sloppy Joe, the Sloppy Jane uses balsamic vinegar and leeks for a mild yet zesty flavor
Health clubs using tanning beds to attract members despite cancer risks
Individuals using indoor tanning are exposed to two types of UV rays — UVA and UVB — that can lead to cancer
A top CIA official warns America has a new Cold War going on… with China
While most Americans are focused on Russia’s attacks on American democracy, China is waging its own Cold War
Smart Watch: Top TV picks this week include “Orange Is the New Black” and the “Pose” finale
“Pose” comes to an end, we return to Litchfield and the highly anticipated “Castle Rock” makes its debut on Hulu
Why Trump is about to send world oil prices soaring even higher
America’s bullheaded president is about to cause a lot of economic pain
