Sometimes, the most difficult part of recovering from an accident or illness is remaining in a hospital … when you’d rather be at home. Now there’s a better way. It’s called The Reservoir. The Reservoir is exclusively devoted to short-term rehabilitative services. From cardiac and orthopedic recovery, to medically complex conditions, there is no finer […] Read more

Sometimes, the most difficult part of recovering from an accident or illness is remaining in a hospital … when you’d rather be at home. Now there’s a better way. It’s called The Reservoir. The Reservoir is exclusively devoted to short-term rehabilitative services. From cardiac and orthopedic recovery, to medically complex conditions, there is no finer […] Read more

The palace impresses first with its early date of 1430. It is a dramatic advance in concept, style and spaciousness compared to all preceding European palaces. It has been standing almost six centuries yet we find it pleasing and rhythmic, with no inferiority of design or proportion. It has become such a timeless classic that […] Read more

After a very late night in Nashville, which ended with me sleeping for a few hours just inside the door of my hotel room, I somehow piloted the rental car to Atlanta, where I finally dropped it off. Before returning the keys I ran my eyes across the now dusty Precision Red Impala and reflected […] Read more

On one’s journey of spiritual growth, one must often take new, unfamiliar actions, in consonance with one’s new world view. Behaving differently than one has behaved before may represent an extraordinary personal risk. The passive young man for the first time asks a girl for a date. The person who has never trusted anyone lies […] Read more

On one’s journey of spiritual growth, one must often take new, unfamiliar actions, in consonance with one’s new world view. Behaving differently than one has behaved before may represent an extraordinary personal risk. The passive young man for the first time asks a girl for a date. The person who has never trusted anyone lies […] Read more

Mandalay means a city on the Irrawaddy River in central Myanmar. It is the former capital and second-largest city of Burma, a Buddhist religious center. In 1890, Rudyard Kipling published “Mandalay,” also called “The Road to Mandalay,” a poem set in colonial Burma, which was a part of British India at the time. The poem […] Read more

“Send me anywhere, James,” Garret groaned. “Anywhere but here.” He turned towards his younger brother, Edward, as they strode towards the steps of the massive, new, Palladian mansion commissioned by the recently successful industrial revolutionary, George Trent, father of the bride. “Edward,” he grabbed his brother’s shoulder, twisting the beautiful, fawn coat, and halted him […] Read more

The Royals are coming to America. Meet the Royals. The new Royal-ity TV. Hosted by Davy Jones. Sundays at 10 / 9 central on A & E […] Read more