Daniel Lubetzky

Top magazines continue to go nuts over KIND.  Men’s Health praised KIND Peanut Butter & Strawberry for being healthy and tasty, with the right amount of protein and strawberries that add a dash of sweetness while keeping sugar to a minimum.  All You recommends KIND as a great source of antioxidants when you need a tasty snack in the afternoon.  Self Magazine loves KIND bars so much that they are giving away 1,000 Blueberry Pecan bars to their beloved, lucky readers.  And if that’s not enough KIND bars up for grabs, Parenting is giving away a year’s supply of KIND bars and KIND Healthy Grains, along with two consultations with a registered dietician to help you snack your way to a new you.

No matter the reader, it seems that there’s a KIND for everyone!

By Adeena Schlussel

A new study performed by Berkeley researchers supports the theory that those who engage in brain stimulating activities are less likely to suffer from Alzheimer’s.  The findings of this study are innovative in that the study has identified a protein linked to Alzheimer’s and posits that puzzles and reading can decrease the presence of this protein.  As the article states, ““There is no downside to cognitive activity. It can only be beneficial…”

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In every conceivable manner, family is the link to our past, bridge to our future.
- Alex Haley

Here is a neat article from Wired that shares insights about how to improve the creative process.  It posits that part of greatness by artists and creators is not just what they create, but their judgment to destroy what is mediocre and present to the world only that which is truly worthy.  And it shares the results of a study that highlighted that some distance – some distraction, a clear break – between the creative process and the filtering process helped improve the efficacy of those choices.

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This article delineates the dangers of household chemicals, mainly that they can render children’s’ vaccinations ineffective and compromise our immune systems.

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This video does a great job of depicting the paralyzing problem at hand in the Mideast negotiations.  Watch this video to see how OneVoice silently voiced their opinion that the negotiation talks need to be unfrozen. 

Spotted by Daniel Lubetzky, by Adeena Schlussel

In his state of the union, President Obama praised Apple for all it has done for the US economy.  However, in the past President Obama asked Steve Jobs if there was any way to manufacture iPhones in the US, creating more jobs and further boosting the economy.  This article explains why keeping the software jobs in the US are equally crucial, and why we can still be optimistic.

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This article tells the inspiring story of a soccer team that unites Arabs and Israelis in pursuit of lofty goals on and off the field.  As the article states, “[w]ith football you can do peace, the Arab and Israeli living together.”

By Adeena Schlussel

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“Vision without execution is hallucination.”
-Thomas Edison

I have heard Saeb Erakat say the same thing at the World Economic Forum in Jordan a few years ago, and now  – in this interview – Prime Minister Fayyad reminded the world that the Palestinian cause gets hurt when the Iranian regime tries to hijack it for its own benefits.  Extremists should not be allowed to incite hatred and division for their own divisive purposes.  Moderate Israelis and Palestinians need to wake up to the need for them to work together to build two states that respect one another and fulfill the aspirations of their people.  It is the only way.

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