A nickel isn’t worth a dime today
By Dr. Robert R. Owens | May 16, 2013
None of us gets to live in the world we grew up in because the world moves too fast. Things change. What was science fiction yesterday is your cell phone today.
PFLI was instrumental in having the illegal diktat by then-governor Rod Blagojevich of IL overturned in court after it was mandated in 2005
Europe’s Green Policy Crisis Deepens
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | May 16, 2013
Europe’s Businesses Urge Political Leaders To Abandon Unilateral Climate Policies
BioHug offers hug therapy in an automatic vest
By Guest Column Israel21c | May 16, 2013
BioHug’s Israeli pressure garment provides custom soothing for people with autism, PTSD and others prone to high stress.
Group Would Ask Pope Francis to Come Speak Out Against the Horror of Abortion and Celebrate Mass in Phoenix Park, Dublin
Obamacare Is About Power
By Heritage Foundation Jim DeMint | May 16, 2013
Obamacare’s heavy reliance on the IRS seems somehow fitting, as the entire law relies on a scheme of government controls and regulations to work its will on the health care system
Obama Fires IRS Commissioner as Scandal Grows
By Roger Aronoff | May 16, 2013
Conservatives told media the IRS asked for donor lists, Facebook conversations, copies of minutes, notes, lists of meeting participants
Meet Frank VanderSloot: Big Romney donor, big IRS target
By Herman Cain | May 16, 2013
It happened to me too, by the way
Knot for You
By Dr. Klaus L.E. Kaiser | May 16, 2013
Bowline: King of Knots
The Old Razzle-Dazzle
By Peter Farmer | May 16, 2013
It is ironic for a man whose entire political career has been based upon the artful exploitation of spin, illusion and dazzle-dazzle
The President as Sergeant Schultz
By Alan Caruba | May 16, 2013
Witnessing an administration whose corrupt political practices have seeped deep into the government agencies for which Obama is responsible
Desperate Holder Throws Underlings Under the Bus
By Arnold Ahlert | May 16, 2013
Holder can only serve as long as he maintains the support Obama. That he still does, speaks volumes--about both men
Al-Qaeda affiliate assassinates Christian church leader in Nigeria
By Jim Kouri | May 16, 2013
Islamic jihad in Nigeria, al-Qaeda-affiliated Boko Haram
Elderberry: Herb of the Year for 2013
By Wes Porter | May 16, 2013
May Gardening: Elderberry juice was believed to cure colds and coughs, bronchitis, and earache or, more harshly as a laxative, diuretic, or emetic
Over a Barrel
By Peter Farmer | May 15, 2013
No real or lasting economic rebirth can occur in America until the petrodollar system is finally consigned to the ash heap of history
Has Chris Matthews lost the tingle?
By Robert Laurie | May 15, 2013
Thinks no one is steering the ship ...poor Chris
Let him just say this about that.
Boycott
By Guest Column Dr. Mordechai E. Schwarz | May 15, 2013
Letter to Stephen Hawking
Growing Pains for Britain’s ‘New Right’
By David C. Jennings | May 15, 2013
Elements of Islam are causing crisis in British society and around the world, and need to be addressed in a very firm way
IRS inspector general’s report small comfort for Tea Party groups
By Jim Kouri | May 15, 2013
Benghazi, Fast and Furious scandals, ProPublica
All of them from Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, or Singapore....
For the USA, there will always be a “there, there”
By Judi McLeod | May 15, 2013
CFP's 9th Anniversary
A Nation Divided, Then and Now
By Alan Caruba | May 15, 2013
The Supreme Court decision regarding Obamacare is an error as great as the Dred Scott decision that prolonged slavery.
Late-term abortionist Douglas Karpen; Gosnell-like practices that are still happening today at an abortion clinic in Houston, Texas
Renaissance in new drugs for rare diseases
By American Chemical Society | May 15, 2013
A combination of factors coalesced to foster a renaissance in drug development for rare diseases
Fighting bacteria with a new genre of antibodies
By American Chemical Society Vesselin Paunov, Ph.D. | May 15, 2013
Colloid antibodies
Safer, more environmentally friendly flame retardant with first-of-its-kind dual effects
By American Chemical Society Jaime Grunlan, Ph.D. | May 15, 2013
The “nanocoating” is so thin that 1,000 layers of it would fit across the width of a human hair
Keeping fruit, vegetables and cut flowers fresh longer
By American Chemical Society Nicolas Keller, Ph.D. | May 15, 2013
Ethylene gas
Cotton offers a new ecologically friendly way to clean up oil spills
By American Chemical Society Seshadri Ramkumar, Ph.D. | May 15, 2013
The cotton fibers take up oil in multiple ways, including both absorption and adsorption
Bible Travels app for Iphone and Ipad

