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What policies does Trump have in store for hunters?
John McAdams Recreation & LeisureWell, the 2016 elections are behind us, and Donald Trump is now our new president-elect. Regardless of what you may think of the man, we can all agree his election will have many far-reaching impacts on the United States. So, what does his victory mean for sportsmen and women? This article is a tentative attempt at answering that question.
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Comparing apples to oranges: Do you really know your skin type?
Elizabeth Donat Recreation & LeisureAchieving a youthful, dewy, complexion worthy of a pinch on the cheek doesn't come from using the crème de la crème of moisturizers. Rushing into injectable treatments can be risky and expensive. And relying on the sales personnel at the beauty counter or believing a celebrity-endorsed skin serum on TV will most likely get you nowhere.
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5 tips for introducing children to hunting
John McAdams Recreation & LeisureAs discussed in my previous article, hunters are a small minority in the United States. We also have a demographic problem. According to the 2010 Census, approximately 39.5 percent of the overall U.S. population is over the age of 45. At the same time, more than 55 percent of the hunters in the U.S. are over the age of 45.
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America’s most endangered national parks
Dave G. Houser Recreation & LeisureCelebrations marking the National Park Service's centennial year are winding down. If predictions hold true, the nation's 410 national parks, monuments and other sites will receive well more than the record 307 million visitors recorded in 2015.
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Expert red flags: How spas lose valuable clients and talented staff
Elizabeth Donat Recreation & LeisureOwning a spa business is an exciting and wonderful career opportunity. Clients are always coming to you to feel relaxed, beautiful and pampered, and staff enjoy being on the cutting edge of the beauty industry. Goodness knows, there is no perfect business model, but looking out for these eight red flags will guide you in the right direction.
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America’s dozen favorite Thanksgiving events
Dave G. Houser Recreation & LeisureWhen the pilgrims settled into present-day Plymouth, Massachusetts, in the early 17th century and began celebrating their harvests through feasting and religious observances, little did they know they were starting a tradition that would endure through the centuries.
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From the top: Baseball caps convey messages from simple to profound
Bob Kowalski RetailThey're ubiquitous and part of every uniform for the Cubs and Indians players in this year's World Series. But they're far from uniform even though they're atop the heads of millions of sports fans — and nonfans, for that matter. Baseball caps have a rare and universal way of getting a message across, as simple as showing support for a sports team and as pronounced as indicating favor in a race for our nation's next president.
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The amazing Porsches of the Petersen Automotive Museum
Irwin Greenstein Transportation Technology & AutomotiveHaving lived in California for 15 years before moving back to the East Coast, I've always harbored a love-hate relationship with a state that's beautiful, exciting and demanding. For Porsche fans, California must rank as the hands-down favorite for coastal cruises, amazing Porsche sightings, specialty shops and a deep-rooted Porsche history and culture that has helped the brand succeed in the U.S. The downside to California, of course, is the horrendous traffic that traps your beloved Porsche in perpetual gridlock when it really wants to rev up and play.
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Small-town fun in the Pacific Northwest
Jeannette Harper Recreation & LeisureIf you are looking for a destination spot in the Pacific Northwest, I can't think of a lovelier place than the little town of Gig Harbor, Washington. What makes Gig Harbor so special? It must be due to a combination of its location far inland from the Pacific Ocean — close to both Seattle and Tacoma if you are looking for "big city" action — as well as the history and actual cuteness of the town.
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The future of hunting is in our hands
John McAdams Recreation & LeisureAs hunters and conservationists, we have a responsibility to protect and preserve the hunting opportunities available to us for future generations to enjoy. While protecting habitat and game populations are important, there is more to protecting our hunting opportunities than just those things. Considering the nature of the hunting scandals that have erupted over the past few years, it is absolutely essential that we ensure hunting remains a legal and socially acceptable pursuit.
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