Recent Articles
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The Overwhelming Truth
By Dr. Frank Carter We typically describe the feeling of being overwhelmed as the result of having too much to do and not enough time and energy to do it. And we think the way to solve this feeling is to simply think more clearly, or to think more and more and more. We are also commonly counseled...
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Is San Diego Summer Driving Dangerous?
By Michael Pines, Accident & Injury Prevention Expert We all know that San Diego has glorious, year-round sunshine that makes America’s Finest City truly one of the best areas to live in the nation. And while we have nothing to worry about when it comes to summer rain, driving is nonetheless slightly...
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You Are Your Parents
By Dr. Frank Carter If you’re a parent, I am sure you have had one of those moments when you say something to your child and you think to yourself, “I am turning into my mother (or father)!” Such strong recognitions might only happen every so often, so most parents don’t realize just how much they...
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Good News for the Future of Solar
By Martin Learn Last April, snipers opened fire at an electrical power station near San Jose, CA and knocked out 17 huge transformers that funnel power to Silicon Valley. To avoid a blackout, power was rerouted to various plants in Silicon Valley that, consequently, had to produce more electricity...
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Building Your Dream Home by the Rules
By Rick Rutstein The National Association of Home Builders' remodeling index, which measures current remodeling activity and indicators of future remodeling activity, is at its highest point since 2004. Thanks to the economic recovery, many homeowners are finally able to move forward with those...
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Situational Leadership: There’s No One-Size-Fits All Approach to Management
By David Workman, SimplyEffective.co Over the last 20 years, there have been many articles written on the subject of how to best organize, direct and manage employees. In fact, the word “manage” itself has undergone a lot of criticism because it seems to imply overseeing employees without necessarily...
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Following San Diego Accident, Teen Drivers Urged to Drive With Adult When Possible
By Michael Pines, Accident & Injury Prevention Expert http://SeriousAccidents.com If you’re a teen driver, consider driving with a “co-pilot” if possible. It may prevent the next San Diego accident. The advice follows on the heels of the recent accident of a 16-year-old Steele Canyon high school...
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iLipo: The New Age of San Diego Body Contouring is Gentle and Convenient
By Dr. Maurice Sherman, Del Mar Cosmetic Medical Center For some of us, no matter how much we diet or work out, thanks to good old genetics, we simply can’t lose that double chin or underarm flab. It may make us feel so self-conscious that we wish we could hide our bodies in turtlenecks all year...