Entries by LifeInNaples

art after dark

We are now past the holidays and starting a new year! Going forward, we are looking toward an inspirational season that will take us far away from the negative effects of the past year and move us into the exciting opportunities of 2018! Being in Naples can be exhilarating this time of year because so many others want to […]

Mayor Bill’s Corner

Although I’m sure there can’t be a lot of people in the City of Naples Florida happier than I am to see the year 2017 disappear and the New Year appear on the horizon there might be a few but I don’t know them. I’m not writing about the world and what’s going on around us, which would take me a lot […]

Popular gemologist-journalist earns Top Ten spot in 2017 national competition

(NEW YORK) – American Federation of Mineralogical Societies (AFMS) has announced the results of their annual Bulletin Editors Contest. Prolific journalist Diana Jarrett ranked in the Top Ten leaderboard among a hoard of North American entries from 7 participating regional federations. Jarrett’s winning entry was submitted by Mitchell Portnoy, president of the New York Mineralogical Club. […]

Machine Learning

by Allen Weiss, MD, MBA, FACP, FACR President and CEO, NCH Healthcare System Society is being transformed on a spectacular scale. Technology accelerates everything. Machine learning is our next revolution much the same way that the steam engine, electricity, and the internal combustion engine have already changed society. Machines that sense, reason, and act can […]

USING DRY SHAMPOO? WHEN? HOW?

If you’re pressed for time, nothing can save the daybetter than dry shampoo, but only if used correctly! Keep it off the scalp. Dry shampoo is to be applied to the roots NOT the scalp. Applying to the scalp can cause your head to become itchy. Divide, apply, and repeat. Make sure you are dividing […]

BUILDING A PROMISE

Yes Virginia, there is a Santa Clause! There must be a Santa Clause, Virginia, because we asked him for a successful year again and once more he did not disappoint us. It’s as if he spreads that magic dust that we heard so much about and our wish was granted. You too Virginia, can experience […]

30 Years Later, Chief Casts Her Spell

On a chilly December evening in1987, Stephanie Spell reported for duty as a Collier County Sheriff ’s Office dispatcher. She worked 12-hour shifts as the calm and reassuring voice for those who dialed 911 when chaos hit. It was a job that seemed overwhelming at first, and the responsibility of being the first point of […]