The plank feels like the simplest movement. Heck, it’s not even a movement, really: it’s holding a still position without movement. It expressly forbids movement. And yet it’s the simple exercises where things can really go wrong. The plank is simple but not easy. When you’re in the plank position, …
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Looking for signs of a return to normal? Sitting back to enjoy a live-music performance might be a good place to start. The performing arts have endured a year like no other, but the decimation of touring and in-person shows has in no way squelched music fans’ love of a …
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2020 was a year like no other. The year was chaotic, eventful and is finally drawing to an end. In the crypto sphere, 2020 was memorable as it hosted new record-breaking token prices and unprecedented industry news. With wider adoption and greater institutional interest, the digital assets and the blockchain …
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With the average American household cable bill hovering above $ 200 a month and the abundance of streaming alternatives to cable, many people are making the choice to cut out cable and satellite service and switch to solely over-the-air and streaming services. The best part is that you don’t have …
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As we’re fresh into the new year, many of us probably have resolutions we want to achieve or things we’d want to learn for the year. For aspiring entrepreneurs or leaders trying to break out of stagnancy or an issue in your company, you may be looking for inspiration. Hence, …
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Automation and Jobs Read our latest special issue. Open Now If you’re an executive seeking peak performance from the moment you wake up, or a parent hoping to create a better nightly routine for your family, you’ve probably heard about sleep tracking wearables — devices that promise to improve your …
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GamesBeat Summit Watch every session from the annual event On Demand Watch Now Console Wars remains the best book I’ve ever read about the gaming industry. It’s the exciting story of Sega of America taking on Nintendo’s console monopoly in the ’90s. We’ve known that it would become a documentary, …
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Installing a crown at a dental office in Vinton, Iowa, last month. In many places, dentists have gone back to work.Credit…Andy Abeyta/The Gazette, via Associated Press If not for coronavirus, you’d expect your local dentist office to be doing just fine. Dentist offices tend to be stable businesses that stick …
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A little less than two years ago, Sarah and I made the decision to get rid of cable television in our home. We canceled our cable service, which was costing us about $ 100 a month, and moved to a mixture of services. When I updated things with our experiences …
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