AUSTIN, Texas — Biohackers, billionaires and the quest for immortality collide in former Oracle exec Tom Hogan’s riveting new book, The Forever Factor, with co-author Amanda Iles. “What begins as a showcase of biohacking breakthroughs quickly spirals into something much darker,” Hogan said. “A
Did you know Lenape healing traditions continue today using plants commonly found in the Northeast as medicine and some even for cooking? Join D&R Greenway Land Trust at the Discovery Center at Point Breeze on May 4, from 11 a.m. to 12:30
PlantSwitch is turning plants into plastic products that are easily compostable, high-performance, safe, and affordable. Their ingenuity has landed PlantSwitch forks, spoons, knives, straws, plates, bowls, jars, and packaging on national retail shelves, including: Walmart, Costco, and Whole Foods among others. While
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Author William R. Forstchen, Ph.D., announced that his New York Times #1 bestseller, One Second After, about an EMP strike against the United States, is being adapted into an MPI Original Film (Motherland, Pinball: The Man Who Saved the Game) in association with Startling Inc.
Dillon Baxter of PlantSwitch moved quickly after his company’s funding fell through, a situation all too common these days. For Dillon Baxter, finding growth capital for his fledgling alternative-plastics company wasn’t nearly as hard as losing it. Three years after launching his
PERRYSBURG, Ohio — Happy employees are more productive, more engaged, less likely to be absent, make fewer mistakes, and tend to be more creative — all of which contribute to a more stable and more profitable workplace, explains Psychology Today contributor and
— Some people open up IRAs and play the stock market, while others look to the stars for financial answers! Timed for National Financial Literacy Month in April, our client Deborah Graham—star of TLC’s The Psychic Matchmaker and host of the podcast “The Psychic
SAN FRANCISCO — In his new book, Outbound: Islands in the Void, molecular biologist and author Richard M. Anderson blends real science with a thrilling narrative to imagine — and present — a conversation about what could happen in a post-apocalyptic world, both on the planet
Eco-conscious gardeners know that planting native plant species provides essential food for local wildlife, in migration and in breeding seasons. Along with exciting native wildflowers such as cardinal flower, milkweed, wild geranium, rattlesnake master, wild blue indigo, nodding onion, foam flower and