Men's Health
Healthy Additions to Your Daily Diet
According to a report from the American Heart Association Statistics Committee and Stroke Statistics Committee, heart disease figured to cost the United States in excess of $315 billion in 2010 alone.» Read More
Father's Day
Day trips for Dad this Father's Day
Dads do a lot throughout the year, and Father's Day is when they get their recognition for all the helping hands they've offered in the last year.» Read More
Lifestyle
5 ways to squash stress
Just about everyone at some point in time has experienced stress. Some suffer from stress powerful enough to have profound effects on daily life and personal health. A variety of strategies, from medication to meditation, can be effective at relieving stress.
Stress is not something easily defined. That's because what is stressful to one person may roll off of another's back. Various situations can trigger emotional responses in people. Very often these responses can escalate into stress that affects blood pressure, anxiety levels, mood, sleep patterns, and eating habits.
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Dating After the Death or Divorce of a Spouse
The loss of a spouse through an unexpected death or a planned divorce is seldom easy. It can be difficult to cope with the new life the loss of a spouse brings, including living life without a partner -- especially if a person has had a long marriage and grown accustomed to being part of a team. Many people don't know the proper etiquette of dating after a divorce or when a spouse is deceased.
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Men's Sandals Do's and Don'ts
The warmer weather is upon us, meaning it's time to refresh the wardrobe. Now are the days to pack away the winter duds and take out the shorts and T-shirts for a new season. For many men, summertime also means donning sandals to keep feet cool and comfortable. But men's fashion experts warn there is a wrong and a right way to do sandals.» Read More
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Dress for Success
How Men Should Dress on Their Next Job Interview
Today's job market is more competitive than ever before. According to the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics, the unemployment rate continued to hover around 9 percent through the early months of 2011.
That unemployment rate translates to more than 10 million unemployed Americans, all of whom are fighting for jobs in a market flooded with applicants. With that in mind, applicants know they must go above and beyond normal efforts to land a job and make themselves stand out among a slew of prospective candidates.
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