Want a treasure trove of good advice on health and fitness? Look no farther than Healthacker.com, an indispensible resource edited by Tobias Buckell, the highly-acclaimed author of Crystal Rain. Since making my health a priority, I've searched for sites that inform and inspire, and this one does just that, doling out the goodness in crisp, easily-digestible posts. Well worth checking out, especially if you're big on the whole living longer feeling better thing.
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I wish Cornell gave me the fin. aid i was looking for! Wud have made it to a place where Carl Sagan was! sighhh...
Best wishes with the health issues! and I think i am gonna go looking for Cracker now ;-) sounds interesting!
g'day!
Posted by: TMAB2003 | April 11, 2006 at 07:57 AM
Sorry Cornell didn't come up with the scratch. Ithaca's a swanky town--er, except for the winters, which can be brutal.
Thanks for the good wishes! And I hope you enjoy Cracker as much as I do.
Posted by: Nick Sagan | April 12, 2006 at 12:47 AM