Word of the Day – Oct. 10 – Widdershins
Adverb: Widdershins (WID-er-shinz)
Definition: In a left-handed, wrong, or contrary direction : counterclockwise
Sample sentence: We turned right out of the gates and walked...
Health Tip – Oct. 10 – Dealing With Dust Mites
No matter how picky we are about our bunkmates, there will always be unwelcome visitors. Namely, dust mites. They love a warm environment like...
The Hot Tub Giveaway Musings From Dee Dee
There are many aspects of my job that make it fun and gratifying, but none as much as the times when Great Lakes Radio...
Word of the Day – Oct. 7 – Winner
Noun: Winner (WIH-ner)
Definition: A victor, especially in contests, games or sports.
Sample sentence: Congratulations to Darnel Chevrette of Negaunee; she is the...
Health Tip – Oct. 7 – Brain Power
For good brain function, never skip breakfast. Have food with protein (eggs, yogurt) and some complex carbohydrates (whole grains, fruits, nuts, vegetables). The lecithin...
Word of the Day – Oct. 6 – Mnemonic
Adjective: Mnemonic (nih-MAH-nik)
Definition: Assisting or designed to assist memory.
Sample sentence: The music teacher taught the mnemonic "Every good boy deserves fudge" to...
Health Tip – Oct. 6 – Sunlight for Easing Pain
Sunlight may be a key prescription for easing pain. A recent hospital study found that patients in sunnier rooms needed fewer painkillers than patients...
Word of the Day – Oct. 5 – Bandersnatch
Noun: Bandersnatch (BAN-der-snach)
Definition:
1. An imaginary wild animal of fierce disposition.
2. A person of uncouth or unconventional habits, attitudes, etc., especially one considered a...
Health Tip – Oct. 5 – Healthy Veins
The health of your veins is an indicator of your overall health. Varicose veins, spider veins, and broken capillaries show up on the legs...
Word of the Day – Oct. 4 – Newspeak
Noun: Newspeak (NOO-speek)
Definition: Propagandistic language marked by euphemism, circumlocution, and the inversion of customary meanings : double-talk
Sample sentence: With all the twists and...
