Lifestyles
GARDENERS DO IT IN THEIR BEDS
By Wes Porter | April 1, 2019
How To Be A Man
By Jimmy Reed | March 31, 2019
I will always miss you, Coach, and I will always be grateful that you taught me a life-shaping lesson: how to be a man
Questions Often Asked: Dogwoods Brighten Gardens
By Wes Porter Questions Often Asked: Dogwoods Brighten Gardens | March 31, 2019
Potatoes—An Irish Aphrodisiac
By Wes Porter | March 24, 2019
Genetically modified blight-resistant potatoes: Thanks to campaigning by latter-day Luddites, anti-science travellers, these are unavailable. Until, perhaps, once again a massive outbreak of Phytophthora infestans threatens millions
The Spattered Batter
By Jimmy Reed | March 20, 2019
Growing up on the Mississippi Delta
Maria Sibylla Merian: 17thCentury Naturalist
By Wes Porter | March 17, 2019
Berried Treasures - Blackberries
By Wes Porter | March 16, 2019
Blackberries have frequently been utilized crossed with raspberries in the creation of new forms of berried fruit. These include Loganberries, Youngberries, Tayberries and Boysenberries
New York man and his dog rescue 2 dogs who fell into icy water, video shows
By Fox News | March 14, 2019
An All-Day Sucker
By Jimmy Reed | March 11, 2019
“Folks who think money is all that matters are fools”
March Is Maple Sugaring Time
By Wes Porter | March 9, 2019
There are few things more Canadian than maple syrup
The chemistry behind kibble (VIDEO)
By American Chemical Society | March 9, 2019
I really like this phone, as mentioned because of its sound quality – but also because it's comfortable in my hand and is easy to use and to figure out. Now if I could only cut that umbilical cord to Go Ogle…
How hair dye works (video)
By American Chemical Society | March 2, 2019
HOW COLD HAS IT BEEN? IS IT GOOD OR BAD?
By Wes Porter | March 2, 2019
Junior’s Dead!
By Jimmy Reed | March 1, 2019
In time I recovered, and gave up all notions of flying like Superman
Keeping heavy metals out of beer and wine
By American Chemical Society | February 25, 2019
A material commonly used in filtering beer and wine could be transferring heavy metals into these beverages
A scientific method for perfect fondue
By American Chemical Society | February 25, 2019
Researchers reveal how to balance cheese, wine and starch for the perfect fondue
Questions We’re Often Asked: Seedless Fruit
By Wes Porter | February 23, 2019
Grapes, Watermelon, Tangerines, Pineapples, Bananas
Watch: Can mixing household cleaners kill you?
By American Chemical Society | February 21, 2019
The Pebble In His Shoe
By Jimmy Reed | February 19, 2019
Often, when I dread what lies ahead, I visualize something to look forward to, and for reassurance,
Viganò: Rome Has No “Genuine Willingness” to Stop Clerical Sex Abuse
By David Martin | February 18, 2019
McCarrick Laicization a Political Bone Throw?
Frogmore Cottage Landscaping
By Wes Porter | February 16, 2019
Harry and Meghan are known to be taken with the Frogmore estate and gardens
The science behind big ‘80s hairstyles (VIDEO)
By American Chemical Society | February 15, 2019
A Celebration of Chocolate
By Wes Porter | February 14, 2019
"All you need is love. But a little chocolate now and then doesn't hurt."
LG’s OLED TV offers spectacular picture quality
By Jim Bray, CFP Automotive Editor | February 14, 2019
Bottom line? If you're looking for a new TV and the LG OLED fits into your budget, I don't see how you could go wrong. Your main challenge is choosing screen size (get the biggest you can afford!).
Declining liberal Protestant churches are soft targets for hostile takeovers
By Lee Cary | February 14, 2019
Will the outcome of the UMC debate on human sexuality--whatever it is--be a tragedy for Christendom?
Berried Treasures - Blueberries
By Wes Porter | February 12, 2019
Blueberries, strawberries and blackberries are true super foods
I Will Be Your Valentine
By Jimmy Reed | February 9, 2019
Joe held Julie tightly, and in the clear, strong voice he’d longed for all his life, nodded and said: “I will be your Valentine.”
Flap Over Pigeons
By Wes Porter | February 9, 2019
Old World in origin, worldwide in domestication, they are found cities, farms, and bridges, all much more preferable to their original cliffs