Who Likes Regret?
Are You Two Ready To Be Parents?
Since 1956, Children’s Day is celebrated across India to increase awareness of the rights, care and education of children on November 14th every year. As a result, I was motivated to share my ex
Finding Joy as a College Freshman
Tasting Independence, Navigating Social Issues and Creating a Brand
It's August—moving in time, moving away from high school, home and heading out on your own. Can be very exciting and very scar
March for Our Lives: Gun Violence
Taking Sides, Limiting Choices – Blowing our Chances
It’s exactly one week since we participated in the March for Our Lives in Washington DC. Having reflected on what I witnessed last week anBE CAREFUL!!
Are We Cultivating a Culture of Fear in Our Children?
We seem to live in a culture of fear. Let me clarify what I mean by that. I’m not taking about phobias, or being afraid for what’s happeninOnce you know something, how do you ignore it? My struggle with Football: My fun connection with my Son
From my article on the Huffington Post
As part of building a digital video library at Carnegie Mellon University, I worked on a visionary video play analysis project with the NFL video directors fr
Ebola: A flare to remind us that we are all connected
I am indeed thankful that Ebola did not become the epidemic that some feared would happen across our nation. While we were spared of the fatal consequences of this dreaded disease, it confirmed so
Our Teeth get more attention than our Brains: Dental Care vs. Mental Care
Over the last couple of months, I have been fairly consumed with my mother's Alzheimer's. She has been struggling with the disease for a few years now, but it seems to have taken a turn for the worse
Braces and Crutches–when do they help and when do they get in the way?
My son hurt his ankle playing basketball last Thursday at his friend's house after school. My wife got the call and she took him to get it x-rayed. The doctor at the MedExpress ruled out a fracture