I asked my next guest, Tommie Smith, who is arguably one of the bravest athletes of the 20th century, if he listened to music before competitions. His answer was Sam Cooke. That was poignant. Sure, sprinter Tommie Smith was a man of his era. But being born black in 1944 America with unique talents, you… Read More: Tommie Smith recounts his historic 1968 Olympics gold with Jalen… »
Moeglingen, Germany / Boston, MA, July 21, 2021. On behalf of USU, a leading provider of IT solutions and services, the research company Research in Action has surveyed 750 decision makers from medium-sized and large companies on the challenges, solutions and savings potential of cloud services. The detailed results of the study are available free… Read More: New 2021 Hybrid Cloud Management Study shows the path to… »
By: Charlene Bazarian There is an undeniable fascination with weight loss success stories. The dramatic before and after transformations are a popular staple in magazines, social media and on television. These success stories continue to be featured in countless mediums; some spark motivation and others simply pique a reader’s curiosity. In recent years, there has… Read More: Lose Weight, Loose Skin? Not so Fast! »
The U.S. Olympic team will be competing in Tokyo for first-place medals across many athletic events, each nation’s most physically-fit citizens going for gold. [embedded content] When it comes to the U.S. ranking on the world roster of population health outcomes, American ranks low on many key metrics, especially given that the U.S. does rank… Read More: Eli Lilly Bets on U.S. Well-Being at the Olympics »