At the Summer Games in Rio the U.S. women’s boxing diva, Claressa Shields, was crowned Olympic gold medalist in her weight class. She is the first woman to win gold medals in two consecutive Games and the first African American woman to win a gold medal in boxing. Kudos to this young champion (age 21) who has a life ahead of her in which she’ll no doubt be a champion, over and over again. Before a boxing match, boxers weigh in to make sure they are competing in the same weig

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What if a martini lasted more than 10 or 15 minutes? A martini is supposed to be sipped, thus it should last longer than say, a bottle of beer, or a shot of Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Fire. Right? Recently I observed someone at a business reception who drank their martini in four quick swallows. At eight dollars plus a tip for the bartender, I am thinking that was a quick hit for ten bucks. In between gulps, the martini drinker asked about the Breath InFluence nasal inhaler whic

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