CFB 2006 Coaches Carousel (Part 1)

There were a total of 23 schools that entered the 2005 season with new head coaches last year (see Wednesday Notes in the archives on how they fared). There were only 10 new hires this year, but then, with the tragic death of Northwestern’s Randy Walker over the summer, this year’s “carousel of coaches” grew to 11. In a special […]

Madeira Beach: the ideal vacation spot for families

Nestled between Treasure Island and Redington Beach is a sleepy Gulf Beach township known as Madeira Beach. Just two miles long, this beach community is perfect for families and couples longing for a peaceful tropical getaway on Florida’s Gulf Coast. While there are a few hotels nearby, most people stay in vacation condos. Oceanfront condos in Madeira Beach can be […]

Who wants to end the electric car?

Who wants to end the electric car? Apparently a lot of people do. During the 1920s, Milburn electric cars were popular, particularly with ladies who didn’t like cranking gasoline engines to start them. In 1928, General Motors bought Milburn and disappeared. In 1996, EV1 electric cars appeared on the roads of California. They were quiet and fast and produced no […]

4 recipes for no-bake pie crusts

For no-bake pie crusts, you can experiment with almost any crunchy ingredient as a base. Pretzels, chips, or shortbread come to mind. Before you start experimenting, here are 4 recipes that have been tested and proven to work without baking. These no-bake crusts are suitable for cream fillings or fillings cooked on the stovetop and cooled before adding to the […]

Adult daughters and their mothers: a tenuous bond

For many adult daughters, the mother-daughter bond is a tenuous balance of both positive and negative feelings, connection, and autonomy. And for some, the bond is greatly affected by conflicting individual needs. After a particularly tumultuous weekend with my own 92-year-old mother, I began to think about the many stories I heard from my clients about their struggles for love […]