Walking is a great way to get your body moving and clear your mind, but if you do it wrong, it can do more harm than good. So says Dr. Melika McDowell, author of the new book Walking, a guide to making the most of walking. The Montana-based physical therapist, who specializes in lower extremities … Read more
Learning to take responsibility for your mistakes isn’t always easy, but it’s an essential skill for adulthood. Parents should instill the importance of their children owning up to their mistakes while they are young. According to experts, here are five ways to help children own up to their mistakes so they can grow into well-adjusted … Read more
7:00 PM — Attorney Joe Tacopina tells TMZ … “Tyrone Blackburn is truly astonishing — just when I thought his web of lies couldn’t sink to new lows, he manages to outdo himself yet again. JT continues to tell us … “Time after time, he’s been scolded by judges for fabricating cases or fined for … Read more
Colorado Buffaloes head coach Deion Sanders is starting to feel the pressure, with the Buffaloes losing big against Arizona last weekend. They are currently 3-6 on the season and are projected to finish 4-7, according to PFSN’s College Football Playoff Meter. After a visit from NFL legend Ray Lewis last weekend, the locker room atmosphere in … Read more
Adam Slivon has his Top 10 Takeaways video series on Pewter Report’s YouTube channel, PewterReportTV. These short videos on the Bucs – typically five minutes in length – offer up Slivon’s unique takes on the most recent Tampa Bay game or current events in the Bucs’ offseason with his expert insight and opinions. Adam Slivon … Read more
Parents, take a breath. Messing up isn’t just likely; psychologists say it can actually help your kids thrive. Mom making a mistake while with daughter. FREEPIK.COM That’s the message developmental psychologist Aliza Pressman shared on The Mel Robbins Podcast this summer. According to Pressman, children gain from seeing their parents stumble because it shows them … Read more
When the Bucs selected Ohio State wide receiver Emeka Egbuka in the first round of April’s 2025 NFL Draft, some questioned the pick. With multiple roster needs, was adding another wide receiver a luxury Tampa Bay could not afford? Fast forward to the first week of training camp, and Egbuka is already silencing those doubts. … Read more