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Keep Your Body Powerful with Potassium
This essential mineral can be found in a variety of foods.
According to the U.S. National Library of Medicine (NLM) and the National Institutes of Health (NIH), potassium is a very important mineral in the human body. It is involved in both electrical and cellular functions, and is necessary for healthy heart activity, proper carbohydrate metabolism, building muscle and much more. Here are some potassium-rich foods that you can easily add to your diet:
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Canada’s Got Talent
Canada’s greatest export – celebrities!
An epidemic is sweeping the U.S., and each day, more Americans are finding themselves afflicted with this curious illness. Symptoms include heart palpitations, shortness of breath and hair flipping – lots and lots of hair flipping. The origins of this illness can be traced back to the exotic nation known as Canada. This great 21st century epidemic is, of course, Bieber Fever. Although you may not have been prepared for the mass hysteria Justin Bieber Fever would cause, the next great Can-epidemic doesn’t have to take you by surprise.
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Vehicle Profile: The 2012 Cadillac CTS Coupe
Style and luxury shot from an archer’s bow.
The 2012 Cadillac CTS Coupe takes its forward-leaning styling inspiration from an archer’s arrow. That sharp-edged ethos helps this distinctive coupe cut through the crowd of look-alike designs. The buying public has welcomed Cadillac back to the coupe business since the car went on sale in 2010. The CTS Coupe has become the best-selling midsize luxury coupe in America, and it’s close to claiming the crown for the entire luxury coupe segment, big or small.
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Vehicle Comparison: The 2012 Cadillac SRX vs. the BMW X3
The SRX sets the bar higher.
The 2012 Cadillac SRX sets the pace for the luxury crossover segment, even in the face of stiff competition. BMW has redesigned the X3, but even after all that effort, the Wreath and Crest is still showing its tall LED taillamps to the blue and white roundel on the hood of the X3.
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Car Care: Winter Tires
The right tire for the season.
The safety and handling capabilities of any car or truck ultimately stop where the rubber meets the road. Whether or not the winter months bring snowfall to your location, checking the condition of your tires should always be part of your automotive winterizing regimen.
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The Grass Isn’t Always Greener, or Green at All
Greenwashing: the un-eco-friendly marketing ploy.
For most people, purchasing eco-friendly products is about preserving the environment. For many companies, however, it’s all about preserving the bottom line. That’s why a new tactic called “greenwashing” is taking over. Greenwashing is the practice of companies purposefully misleading consumers into thinking products are more eco-friendly than they really are. While it’s not something to keep you up at night, it is certainly something to be aware of.
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Fifty Amazing, (but Completely Useless), Facts
Or, how to save a dinner party.
Say you’re sitting at a dinner party. Conversation has started to wane and you find yourself sweating into your shrimp cocktail because of the awkward silence. Now, imagine you have a random tidbit of useless information that you can interject, re-energizing the discussion and becoming the hero of everyone around you. This can all happen if you just read this list of 50 amazing, but completely useless, facts.
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Football Foods That’ll Earn You Points
Tackle these quick and delicious game-time recipes.
Whether you’re rooting for your alma mater or your city’s pro players, football season is a chance to kick back and unwind with friends. While buffalo wings and bean dip are always crowd pleasers, maybe it’s time to think outside the box when it comes to game-time snacks. Here are some original ideas, as well as some new twists on old favorites from America’s most popular chefs:
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