Asking whether or not one should exercise to lose weight isn't the same as asking whether or...
Dave
Dave is a part-time blogger that writes about whatever suits him at the time.
Dave discovers one of his old mini-posts and realizes that a full-length "do over" was the appropriate...
In light of the recent FTC settlement involving Herbalife, Dave has a few things to say about...
Dave, in his inaugural post on fitness and nutrition-related topics, discusses high intensity interval training.
A recent court case in Illinois may mean that not-for-profit hospitals will lose their tax exemptions.
Properly understood, carried interest is a return on capital. Dave brings a unique perspective to the...
A property that was the center of major controversy the last time it was purchased is being...
The title says it all and Dave says little else.
Undisclosed ingredients in dietary supplements are not a good thing, and it's one of many problems with...
While Dave does not expect to change hearts and minds when it comes to privatizing municipal assets,...
Coca Cola wants us to believe that weight problems have nothing to do with diet and everything...
Dave shares an article about the possibility of state licensing for personal trainers.
Dave has no love for the anti-GMO movement and was not paid by Monsanto to write this...
Arby's takes a rather unconventional approach with the vegetarian and vegan critics of its slogan.
A rent freeze… In a 7-2 vote on June 29, the New York City Rent Guidelines Board...
Dave discusses the unilateral exit right (i.e. secession), how the legal argument was framed, and shares a...
I didn’t know that the country of origin is required on meat packaging. I guess I won’t miss it...
Here, Dave presents the historically-evidence for a strict construction reading of the Constitution. This Part II...
