Is it possible that violent games are good for boys? Hidden in the popularity of superheroes and the obsessive and repetitive nature of boys’ violent play is the key to understanding their development.
Is Your Doctor a Bethune?
A hero to most and controversial to some, Dr. Norman Bethune saved lives in World War I, in the Spanish Civil War, in Canada’s remote lumbercamps, and in Mao Zedong’s China where he became known by the Chinese as Bai Quien, a synonym for selflessness and medical excellence. Today, Bethune is revered in his native Canada.
The Big Society (or How to Really Solve a Recession)
Julia McLean reflects on “The Big Society” speech by British Prime Minister David Cameron and says it’s time to reawaken of community — being a good neighbour will help end the recession.
Tarmac Meditations #54: Shocker! No Plan is Not a Plan
As an exercise in self-motivation, Michael reflects on the importance of having a training plan for running.
What’s the Doggy Deal?
Dogs have been with us for centuries. Today, millions of dogs live in the homes of humans. But what exactly is the dog getting out of the deal? In fact, a better question is what should the dog be getting out of the deal?
St. Thomas: More Than Just Beaches
Sandra Phinney explores the paradise of St. Thomas in the U.S. Virgin Islands and discovers hidden gems beyond the beautiful beaches.
Need More Yin for Your Yang?
We tend to only honor our yang energy — our busy-ness. Yang energy is hard, fast and aggressive energy. But we have trouble remembering that to achieve balance we also need yin energy in our lives — soft, open, receiving energy.
Tarmac Meditations # 52: Rest Day
They call them rest days, but they aren’t always so restful, as Michael discovers when he takes a day off running and tries to write.
You Want Traditional Gender Roles, Eh?
Some people daydream about having a traditional mate — a real woman or a real man. But in today’s economic and socio-political climate, be careful what you wish for.
Tarmac Meditations #51: Running with Purpose
On any given day, at any given hour or minute, running means different things to the runner.
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