Yoga. Dangerous? It can be if you don't respect your body and proper form. But experts say developing a practice based on good alignment and your own ability can help to avoid injury so you can reap yoga's wonderful benefits.
This little piggy goes "Wheeee!!! Whee-whee wheeee!!" all the way down the zip line, as pigs so often do, skimming the treetops of some unspecified snowy mountain range and smacking right into my heart.
Broken glass and bits of old carburetors may not sound like art, but in the right hands, even discarded junk can be beautiful. Meet five artists who have the right touch.
A St. Mary's College chemistry professor turned her science students into baking buddies last month for a four-week exploration into the chemical properties of yeast, leavening -- and really tasty cinnamon rolls.
DEAR CAROLYN: I'm madly in love with my caring, funny and stable boyfriend of more than a year. We've been relatively drama-free, despite being long-distance the entire time.
Some people watch the Super Bowl for the gridiron action, some for the halftime hubbub. But a really great Super Bowl party begins with the food -- and when it comes to party fare, these Bay Area football fans have put the extra in extravaganza.
It's only polite when you're invited to dinner to ask whether you can bring something. When I'm giving a dinner party, I'm often stumped to answer the question, though. Wine geeks can bring wine. But for anyone else, my knee-jerk response is to say no. I've slowly come to realize, though, that it's not at all the right response because it leaves the guest frantically trying to figure out something suitable to bring and, in the end, makes the whole thing more painful than it needs to be.
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