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These orchids are amongst the toughest of their kind. It takes but a modicum of additional efforts to have them as permanent household guests

Gases collected during the composting process could be combined with rubber to make eco-friendly electronic sealants and sensors.


Bass Basics

However you cut it, or finance it, the X5 is a darn fine vehicle - even as a plug-in hybrid.

Foolproof

The ultimate problem with the RFS is that the government is mandating the purchase of a product that Americans don’t need and most Americans don’t want



The media wants us to talk about guns instead of people. It’s time to stop talking about triggers and start talking about the killers who pull them

Hmmmmmm


Canada’s poor excuse for a leader, his trip to India made not only him, but Canada a laughingstock throughout the world

Hiring a security detail is “an ordinary and necessary reimbursable expense,” the new guidelines say

• Federal debt to rise a further $80 billion by 2022 – a total increase of $110 billion since Liberals came into office
• Tax changes will squeeze an additional $1 billion annually out of small businesses by 2022

“This was an opportunity to shift gears and begin repairing Canada’s competitiveness, but Ottawa chose not to.”

Farewell to sanity...

It's on.

But in yesterday's arguments, Justice Gorsuch said nothing to give any hints as to where he stands

They didn't rule against his executive action. They merely decided to let the case take the usual legal course

Students at several schools protest gun violence in wake of Florida school shooting

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Is Gun Control the Answer? By | February 27, 2018
Better parenting, better mental health care interventions, better enforcement of existing laws, the reduction of the number of “gun-free zones”, and the coordination of pertinent information between local, state,and federal authorities

State of the Polar Bear Report 2017

How Environmentalists Keep Heating Bills High By -- Investors Business Daily | February 27, 2018

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Importing 65% of US oil in 2005 vs 100% of many key minerals now (from China and Russia)