Resurgence of Detroit
It was a pleasure walking the streets of Detroit downtown yesterday afternoon (July 28, 2016). It's fun to watch downtown Detroit come to life. I remember.. read more

Lifestyle: Brain and Balance
Our body is controlled by our brain while we sit, stand on our feet, or try to walk with a steady gait without falling. Our brain sends signals to our eyes... read more

Essay: Leave Us Alone for a While
Whenever I look at headlines, turn to TV channel or listen to the talking heads, I get the following pessimistic messages about race relation... read more

Need for Mass Transit
My friend Joe decided to cut back to one car in retirement because the cost of operating an extra vehicle was very expensive. One day Joe went...read more

Editorial: Social Engineering
I love fresh glazed donuts and coffee at Krispy Kreme. Not a connoisseur, but I can tell what is sweet and savory and scintillating to my palate... read more

Perspective: Greatness Imposed
Every day when I read newspapers or go to the Internet, I come across some kind of accolade granted to some person or institution which defies any rationale... read more

Book Review: (1) Becoming Grandma: The Joys and Science of the New Grandparenting & (2) Speed: Facing Our Addiction to Fast and Faster
(1) Lesley Stahl explains in her very intriguing book Becoming Grandma how being with a grandchild can be both exhilarating and therapeutic... (2) Stephanie Brown has a very simple message in her book, Speed - Facing Our Addiction to Fast and Faster... read more

Point - Counterpoint: Why One Should Vote For Hillary Clinton and Why I’ll Not Vote for Hillary Clinton
There is nothing harder than deciding between two candidates who’d be the President of The United States. Personal characters change. And even without so, what will consider... read more

Humor: Hurt Me Not
I believe in collecting friends like ocean pebbles. Sometimes I bring them home from the airport. If you came to my house unannounced, chances... read more

Publisher’s Desk: An Olympics Story
The world is awash in Olympic fever, so this is a good time to look back. The Olympic games began in Olympia, Greece, in 776 B.C. and... read more

Current Affairs: (So) Long Live (Leave) the Queen!
The possible fallouts from Brexit are many.The English don’t consider London a part of England just like the Americans who do not consider New York... read more

Commentary: Enemy Within
Omar Mateen killed fifty people in an Orlando, FL nightclub yesterday using an AR-15-style assault rifle and a 9mm handgun. He happened to be a Muslim... read more

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