Kristie Miller Knihy

The contrasting lives of Woodrow Wilson's wives, Ellen and Edith, reveal their significant yet distinct influences on the White House. Ellen, an intellectual artist, contributed to the role of first lady despite her brief time in office, while Edith, a confident figure, sparked controversy by concealing her husband's illness to maintain his presidency. Kristie Miller's nuanced portrayal examines their emotional landscapes and legacies, highlighting their roles not only in Wilson's life but also in shaping the expectations of future first ladies, supported by extensive archival research.

The book provides an empirical exploration of time biases, specifically examining near, present, and future biases. It delves into the conditions that trigger these biases and offers various psychological explanations for their occurrence. Through its detailed investigation, the work aims to deepen the understanding of how individuals perceive and are influenced by time in their decision-making processes.

Designed for efficient medication management, this planner features a weekly layout with color-coded sections to help users organize their prescriptions easily. Each section allows for clear tracking of dosages and schedules, ensuring that medications are taken correctly and on time. Ideal for individuals managing multiple medications or caregivers assisting others, this planner promotes adherence and reduces the risk of missed doses. Its user-friendly design makes it an essential tool for maintaining health and well-being.

Persistence realism is the view that ordinary sentences that we think and utter about persisting objects are often true. This Element considers several different views about the conditions under which those sentences are true.