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3 Drawbacks of Obamacare If You’re Under 35

Obamacare, also known as the Affordable Care Act, was signed into law in March 2010. On the surface-level, its promise to provide healthcare to millions of uninsured Americans sounds only like a benefit. While high-earners, corporations, and certain healthcare sectors are negatively affected by the law, those under the age of 35 are also specifically…

Bysarah farngJuly 30, 20140Comments

Life Behind Bars: Interview with a Master Mixologist

A master Mixologist and expert in his field, Anthony Fontanilla is no stranger to getting his hands dirty when it comes to his work. He's the kind of guy who grabs the bull by the horns and building his career with his one true love- the bar, has been a road paved with ups, downs and every drink…

ByRaven DuránJuly 18, 20140Comments

Food & Wine Mind & Body

Mint lightens and brightens summer dishes

The Kentucky Derby, held the first Saturday in May, may be responsible for making mint the king of summertime drinks. Along with big hats, the Derby is famous for its mint juleps, kicking off the warm weather season. This year, mint is making its mark in the culinary scene in some new and unexpected ways.…

ByOlivia RahimJuly 15, 20140Comments

Health Mind & Body

Well-heeled: Tips for picking high heels that are better for your feet

Few relationships in a woman’s life are as love-hate as the one she has with her high heels. We love them because they look great and make legs appear longer and leaner, helping petite women appear taller and tall women statuesque. The hate, however, comes when the pain begins. High heels are the No. 1…

ByOlivia RahimJuly 7, 20140Comments

Health Mind & Body

“MARINE GOES THE X-TRA MILE”

Former Marine and now business owner, Patrick Tuohy also known as Pat, has always been a man of risk. Thomas Jefferson may have said, “With risk comes great reward,” but Pat is a modern day example of how rewarding risk truly can be. After graduating as a student-athlete from Westfield High School in 2000, Pat attended…

ByAlessia D AnnaJuly 4, 20140Comments

Fashion Health Men's Style Mind & Body

Attention Athletes: You Don’t Need Surgery to Fix Your Sports Injury

Bumps and bruises, sprains and strains—any type of sports injury is likely to require some healing time. But, contrary to popular belief, the majority of sports injuries do not require surgery. There are natural methods and supplements that heal your body in a much healthier and less invasive way. Also, saving you weeks of hospital…

ByJessica SchirripaJune 26, 20140Comments

Health Mind & Body Relationship

Why Women Can’t Resist the Bad Boys Like Jeremy Meeks

Since the release of Jeremy Meeks’ ‘sexy’ mug shot on Facebook, women around the country have been seduced by this convicts strong facial features and piercing blue eyes. Women have commented saying things such as, “I am in love,” or “Sexy!” The question is, why are these women attracted to a man who has committed a…

ByGuest ContributorJune 25, 20140Comments

Health Mind & Body

The Myths of Teeth Whitening Exposed by: Roger Bourdon

Despite the fact that teeth whitening has become one of the most common cosmetic dentistry procedure that people all over the world request from their dentists each year, there are still a lot of misconceptions about the treatment floating around. Myths about teeth whitening abound and this has prevented lots of people from getting the…

ByJessica SchirripaJune 25, 20140Comments

Mind & Body Relationship

The Cost of “I Do” – Wedding Statistics

Wedding season is upon us and Piccolo Trattoria Catering recently released an infographic highlighting some of the costs, facts and other interesting statistics related to wedding catering. If you are you newly engaged or planning a wedding, this infographic will help you determine some of the many expected costs involved with wedding catering. Wedding Catering…

ByJessica SchirripaJune 24, 20140Comments

Cities Health Mind & Body New York City

6 Reasons Why NYC Patients Should Consider Acupuncture

Acupuncture is one of the oldest healing treatments in the world. Although it is far from being considered mainstream in the United States, it is gaining popularity. According to the most recent data, nearly 3.1 million adults and 150,000 children in the United States receive acupuncture treatments each year. It is an extremely safe and…

ByJessica SchirripaJune 22, 20140Comments

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