Tony Bennett often sang, “I lost my heart in San Francisco.” If he were still alive, he would realize that he didn’t lose his heart; San Francisco city officials lost theirs. California’s daylighting law (Assembly Bill 413), amends the California Vehicle Code to prohibit parking or stopping within 20 feet of any marked or unmarked […]
Nationwide Payment Systems The Payment Stack Every Growing Business Needs Learn what growing businesses should look for in a payment processing partner, including merchant accounts, ACH, smart invoicing, payment links, QuickBooks sync, POS systems, gateway technology, chargeback support, and more. Presented by Allen Kopelman, CEO — Nationwide Payment Systems-Host of B2B Vault: The Biz2Biz Podcast AI OVERVIEW A […]
It’s August, which brings back vivid memories of August one year ago, when my husband and I were in the throes of packing, organizing, purging, planning, and preparing for our move from Denver to a small town somewhere in the middle of Missouri. At least I think it’s in the middle of Missouri. I’m still […]
Bren Marrick (pen name) is the author of Dicks I’ve Met Online, a candid and humorous memoir exploring relationships, identity, online dating, and self-discovery in midlife. Through personal stories, hindsight, and sharp observations about modern relationships, Bren examines the ways people evolve through love, disappointment, reinvention, and the search for authentic connection. A lot of […]
Watch the show on television by downloading the SuperCrowd.tv Channel app to your Roku or Amazon Fire TV or e360tv channel app to your Roku, LG or Amazon Fire TV. You can also see it on YouTube. Join the SuperCrowd! Devin: What is your superpower? David: Ability to easily explain complex topics to people and […]
When a progressive disease enters your life, the instinct might be to slow down completely. Rest seems like the safest choice. But research and lived experience suggest otherwise. Physical activity, tailored to capacity and adjusted as abilities change, can play a meaningful role in maintaining quality of life, managing symptoms, and preserving independence for as […]
When a progressive disease enters your life, the instinct might be to slow down completely. Rest seems like the safest choice. But research and lived experience suggest otherwise. Physical activity, tailored to capacity and adjusted as abilities change, can play a meaningful role in maintaining quality of life, managing symptoms, and preserving independence for as […]
When it comes to layering summer dresses, most women assume that one dress equals one outfit. But if you’ve been around here for any length of time, you know that I’m a big believer in being the boss of your clothes. Sometimes the most creative outfits come from looking at your closet differently. Quote of […]
Let’s talk about two things that will ruin a perfectly good summer day faster than a sudden thunderstorm: heat rash and sunburn. One is a prickly little nuisance. The other is a fiery betrayal of your own good sense. Both are avoidable. Both will make you miserable. And both are very, very funny in retrospect […]
I’ve spent my whole career making a living, at least in part, in sport. Which means I’ve spent my entire time as a parent terrified of my kids playing sports. Not because I don’t value sports. I do. Sports can be fun and help develop transferable skills. But I’ve also seen the other end. I’ve […]
