Obama's day: State of the Union. President Obama spends Tuesday putting the final touches on a big night event: The State of the Union speech. The president addresses a joint session of Congress -- including a new Republican-run Senate --.
Three Scenes from the Sauna at the YMCA Aaron Shurin. The old man in the sauna with failing eyes squints shamelessly to see the lean, young thing sitting four feet across from him. I've seen this old guy before with his lost-his-glasses face and hanging skin.
Wet home saunas are often called steam saunas. Most saunas today use a heater and some type of volcanic rocks. In both cases, the rocks are heated to a high temperature. The main difference between a wet and dry sauna is the water that is splashed over the rocks in a sauna that is wet. Because the rocks are heated to such an extreme temperature, the water vaporizes very quickly causing steam to form. In a dry sauna, there is no water, just heated rocks.