CrushedHoward Galbreath Mowing the lawn was one of the least strenuous things Howard Galbreath enjoyed doing. He may have been 81, but that hadn’t slowed Howard from cutting down trees, chopping firewood and other active work on the Owenton, Ky., farm he… Jun 03 24June 03, 2024Article at University of Kentucky HealthCare
Silver Linings: Global Supply Chain Issues & Latin AmericaArticle written for Quarterra by Ashley Scoby of Magnetic Ag The state of global supply chains post-COVID is no secret: things have not been smooth, especially in North America. Demand for goods in the U.S. initially cratered at the beginning of the… Dec 09 21December 09, 2021Article at Quarterra Global
Getting Sterilized Was the Best Decision of My Life. It Took Six Years to Get There.The day I got my Fallopian tubes cut out of my abdomen, I woke up from the anesthesia grinning. I like to think my body just knew, even before my brain woke up, my life had changed for the better. Maybe I was high. But I woke up from surgery, looked… Dec 08 21December 08, 2021Article at Rebellious Magazine
Consistency Sells: How to use Fusionware’s technology to ensure high-caliber productsIn an agricultural industry that’s as interconnected and fast-moving as it’s ever been, the potential for product inconsistency and lack of quality is high. And while the brunt of that impact can fall on consumers, a lack of regularly high-caliber… Nov 18 21November 18, 2021Article at Fusionware
How Fusionware Fights Foodborne IllnessThe world is globalized to an extent never seen before in human history. With that, comes a fast and furious supply chain that’s ever harder to trace, control, and predict. And with that, comes an increased risk for foodborne illness contamination.… Jun 15 21June 15, 2021Article at Fusionware
The top publishing questions, answeredIf you’re a new or hopeful author, even just the word “publishing” can give you anxiety. You have so many publishing questions, you don’t even know where to start: How do you get your book published? What does a literary agent do? What about your… Sep 09 20September 09, 2020Article at Find Your Voice
With fist raised, Olympic track and field star Gwen Berry determined to make a differenceSep 26, 2019 MOMENTS AFTER WINNING a gold medal at last month's Pan American Games, American hammer thrower Gwen Berry stepped to the podium, unaware of what she was about to do or the ripples it would cause. She accepted her gold medal and turned… Sep 26 19September 26, 2019Article at ESPN.com
Rapinoe rests sore hamstring, Press scores surreal goalLYON, France — In the moments following her World Cup semifinal goal Tuesday against England, Christen Press felt like she was having an out-of-body experience. There was the dummy pass from Tobin Heath, whizzing through the box past Rose Lavelle,… Jul 02 19July 02, 2019Article at Orlando Sentinel
Snack attack: Fuel your workouts with healthy meals recommended by KC fitness expertsWe’ve all been there: You’ve just finished a hard workout, and all you want to do is scarf down the first burger and fries you see. Or, the opposite problem: It’s 5 a.m., and you just can’t force yourself to eat anything before your crack-of-dawn… Apr 08 19April 08, 2019Article at The Kansas City Star
I’m Not Seeing My Trump-Loving Family On Christmas And I Couldn’t Be Happier About ItThis Christmas will be the third one I haven’t spent in my hometown. It’s a small town in southern Kentucky filled with more than its fair share of Donald Trump bumper stickers and Confederate flags. But even before Trump was elected president, it… Dec 20 18December 20, 2018Article at Huffington Post
A woman says she was raped; the injustice she felt afterward only added to her painIn the hazy darkness of a new morning, a young woman climbs into a boat and pushes off into the Passaic River. Gliding across the black water can sometimes bring her comfort. But it reminds her of all she’s lost, too. Two years ago, Daisy Tackett was… Dec 11 16December 11, 2016Article at The Kansas City Star
No. 1 in the world, Blue Valley Northwest junior Logan Weber fights for Olympic dreamThe first time Logan Weber kicked someone in the face, she bawled. The action was too mean, too vicious for the 8-year-old, whose mom put her in taekwondo classes because she was such a timid kid. “She just cried and cried,” Weber’s mom, Pamela,… Nov 17 16November 17, 2016Article at The Kansas City Star
Women in pro soccer balance career dreams against the reality of minimal salariesFor the first few weeks of her professional dream, FC Kansas City rookie Alexa Newfield lived like a college student. She went home every day to a three-bedroom apartment filled with four or five roommates. It was like a mix between a dorm room and… Jul 16 16July 16, 2016Article at The Kansas City Star
How a Michigan program is focusing on athletes' mental healthMar 31, 2016 Kally Fayhee was 6 when the water became her safe place. After her family moved to its suburban Chicago home, Fayhee's parents could hardly keep her out of the pool at the neighborhood YMCA. It was, after all, a great place for the new… Mar 31 16March 31, 2016Article at ESPN.com
Rangerettes Bring Red, White, Blue And Shades Of Gray To Cotton BowlDec 21, 2015 KILGORE, Texas -- In a plain brick building in the middle of a sleepy town, in a cluster of rooms that would otherwise be empty, everything sparkles. There are party dresses and murals so bright that the 1960s would be jealous. Image… Dec 21 15December 21, 2015Article at ESPN.com
Mike Utley Still An Unstoppable Force, 24 Years After Being Paralyzed At Silverdome@AshleyScoby In sports stadiums where crowd noise is imperative, and incessant, it’s the silence that stands out. READ MORE: When a football stadium in particular falls into an unsettled quiet, the chance always remains that someone’s life on the… Nov 17 15November 17, 2015Article at cbslocal.com
How Two Women Saved Football In One Tiny Tennessee CountyOct 21, 2014 BYRDSTOWN, Tenn. -- When you step onto the Pickett County High School football field, the first thing you notice is the grass. Crunchy and dusty, the field is holding onto its wisps of green like a balding man clinging to his remaining… Oct 21 14October 21, 2014Article at ESPN.com
KeyArena turns a bigger profit than it ever did with the SonicsOld age is an awkward subject. But if we’re talking about responding well to old age, then Seattle’s KeyArena is the great-grandma who’s still taking salsa lessons and mowing her own lawn. And the facility’s supposed death after the NBA’s Sonics left… Oct 06 14October 06, 2014Article at Seattle Times
Sounders’ DeAndre Yedlin still finding footing as newest sensationMost superstars don’t drive Subarus. Especially their grandparents’ hand-me-down Subaru with 265,000 miles on the odometer. But DeAndre Yedlin, after a World Cup performance that shot him into the national limelight, is still caught in the dynamic of… Jul 13 14July 13, 2014Article at Seattle Times