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Oct 15, 2024 | 
foremagazine.com | Robert Howells
A Turf Makeover and Community Commitment Add to the Always-Compelling Playability of the Popular, “Middle of Nowhere” Desert CourseGive the marketers of Rams Hill GC due credit for the perfect slogan: “The Middle of Nowhere.
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Sep 17, 2024 | 
historyofyesterday.com | Robert Howells |Andrei Tapalaga
Healthcare apps have rapidly become integral to modern medicine, reshaping how patients and healthcare professionals interact, manage care, and monitor health. Mobile technologies offer greater access to medical services and tools, facilitating everything from telemedicine consultations to personal fitness tracking.
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Sep 17, 2024 | 
historyofyesterday.com | Andrei Tapalaga |Robert Howells
Who should I be? This is one of the most important and existential questions in humanity’s past, present, and future. We live in an age when people cannot get along and few people feel safe, connected, and appreciated in their life. While some have argued that chivalry, or living a life with specific values, is dead, it is in fact very much alive and would greatly benefit our nation and world if it was adopted by a larger number of people. So, how can we live our lives better?
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Sep 12, 2024 | 
historyofyesterday.com | Robert Howells |Andrei Tapalaga
A newspaper can be a beacon of truth within a sea of opinions. Striving for objectivity, the newspaper provided a unifying source upon which Americans could coalesce. Today, sadly, every source of information must be examined through the prism of false information and as a result even newspapers have been often turned into a tool for political propaganda which has even robbed America of a central intellectual meeting place.
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Jul 24, 2024 | 
historyofyesterday.com | Andrei Tapalaga |Beth Ross |Robert Howells
America has had a tradition of seeking freedom, but when it comes to our politics we have a very constricting system where only Republicans and Democrats have an impact on our nation’s present and future. For a nation that reveres messaging like the “Don’t tread on me” flag and building an arsenal of firearms to potentially resist government tyranny the allegiance, subservience, and control that we give to the two major parties sounds antithetical to who Americans are and always have been.
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Jul 24, 2024 | 
historyofyesterday.com | Andrei Tapalaga |Beth Ross |Robert Howells
Transporting goods and materials via ocean ship is one of the major methods of transport worldwide and is an essential part of global trade and consumers getting the goods that they want when and where they want them. Sea transport is a fast growing industry in recent decades and it is estimated that over eighty percent of goods are transported through this method.
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Jul 24, 2024 | 
historyofyesterday.com | Andrei Tapalaga |Beth Ross |Robert Howells
In many areas of the world today, especially the suburban northeastern United States, a green grassy lawn is a mark of success and achieving the American dream. While the lawn is problematic in many ways, it’s a central part of American culture. College professor Ted Steinberg, an author of a book on lawns, reminds us that there is between sixty-sixty-five thousand miles of lawns in America, about the size of the state of Florida. Grass has traditionally played a major part in world culture.
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Jul 24, 2024 | 
historyofyesterday.com | Andrei Tapalaga |Beth Ross |Robert Howells
America is the 1960’s was a time of darkness and light. Like a modern day pandemic, many were infected with the scourge of racism. In certain regions of the country the racism was overt and obvious, while in others it was covert, expressed in a comment or disapproving look. Few places of America remained untouched by this evil.
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Jul 24, 2024 | 
historyofyesterday.com | Andrei Tapalaga |Beth Ross |Robert Howells
It is safe to assume that no one believes that the reservation system for Native Americans has been either safe, helpful, or beneficial for Native Americans. It is that awareness coupled with the desire to make a smooth path for oil profits that resulted in a new and novel approach to the indigenous people of Alaska, the Alaskan Native Corporation.
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Jul 23, 2024 | 
foremagazine.com | Robert Howells
How One Young Man Parlayed USGA’s Internship Program During Last Year’s U.S. Open Into a Job in GolfIf you walk through the giant, open-to-the-beach-breeze doors of MNML Golf in Redondo Beach, you’re likely to be greeted by a personable young man named Rob Davalos. If you’re there to hone your swing, he’ll steer you to one of MNML’s simulators. If you’re there for a private lesson, he’ll turn you over to MNML’s CEO and teaching pro, Sam Goulden.
