Lifestyles

The Humble Origins of ‘Silent Night’ By Intellectual Takeout -- Sarah Eyerly | December 20, 2018

So, happy anniversary, “Silent Night.” May your message continue to resonate across future generations

Israeli startup makes Peter Rabbit hop out of the book By ISRAEL21c | December 19, 2018

Tel Aviv-based Inception adding augmented reality to beloved children’s stories published by Penguin Random House.

Burglar Breaks Into Home, Steals Dog, Christmas Presents By News on the Net NBC | December 18, 2018

Brimming with Christmas Spirit By Dr. Ileana Johnson Paugh | December 16, 2018

Americans are so unappreciative of and spoiled by their abundance created through the hard work of many past generations, that they have no idea how other people live or that life can be any other way but good

Pet Chihuahua Tries To Protect Owner In Pennsylvania Bear Attack By News on the Net -- CBS | December 14, 2018

Horse sense By News on the Net | December 14, 2018

Warm yourself this winter with Israel’s favorite hot milk drink… and win a cookbook By ISRAEL21c | December 14, 2018

Our chef shows you in less than a minute how to cook the warming Mideast beverage, sachlav.

Live Nativity Comes to DC By Liberty Counsel | December 10, 2018

Mission Impossible: Fallout – a wild 4K ride with inconsistent video By Jim Bray, CFP Automotive Editor | December 7, 2018

Mission Impossible: Fallout is a very enjoyable home theatre romp

The Greatest Gift Of All By Jimmy Reed | December 6, 2018

With tears streaming down his face, Corey threw his arms around his father and said, “It’s Dad: the greatest gift of all.”

Authenticating the geographic origin of hazelnuts By American Chemical Society | November 30, 2018

Metabolites from hazelnuts could help pinpoint the nuts' geographical origin

Donkey Discovered In Muddy Field With Hooves So Long He Could Barely Stand Up By News on the Net | November 29, 2018

Church cross survives deadly California wildfires By Fox News | November 27, 2018

California's devastating wildfires may have destroyed roughly 95 percent of Paradise, but one symbol, a cross, was left standing among the ashes giving residents hope.

Kindling The Flame That Is God By Jimmy Reed | November 26, 2018

Imagine a little flame inside you wanting to join the big flame from which it came: God Himself

Questions We’re Often Asked: Horticulturalist By Wes Porter | November 24, 2018

Horticulture then and now, is a division of agriculture

I’m Blessed By Dr. Robert R. Owens | November 20, 2018

Many people have a hard time sharing their faith in Christ

Thanksgiving At The Gin By Jimmy Reed | November 20, 2018

We gave thanks for our many blessings that year, especially the bountiful crop, and then heaped our plates with delicious food.

Hot New Horticulture By Wes Porter | November 17, 2018

A newly-discovered fungus could also assist in the battle against plastic pollution

6 top tomato innovations from Israeli experts By ISRAEL21c | November 11, 2018

Israeli seeds are prized everywhere for growing tomatoes that taste better, last longer, resist disease and pack a stronger nutritional punch

Happy Houseplants By Wes Porter | November 10, 2018

In the long run though, if members of the black thumb brigade don't care about plants what does that suggest for their other relationships?

A high-tech way of explaining bad schools By Bruce Deitrick Price | November 8, 2018

K-12: Logic Bombs and Pac-Man

A newly discovered, naturally low-caffeine tea plant By American Chemical Society | November 8, 2018

Leaves and young shoots of a rare wild tea that is low in caffeine

Sometimes It Bees That Way By Jimmy Reed | November 6, 2018

“D-d-don’t move suddenly or shout!” I screamed, swatting, not brushing. The kids exploded like a school of minnows beset upon by garfish.

Tools, Manure and Houseplants By Wes Porter | November 3, 2018

The sex life of an avocado, People who think dogs are exceptionally intelligent are barking up the wrong tree, France Craft Beer

The Blessing Of Balance By Jimmy Reed | October 27, 2018

“Son, if you ain’t never sick, you won’t never know how good it feels to feel good,”

Questions We’re Often Asked: Talk to Your Plants By Wes Porter | October 27, 2018

But can plants talk back? New research suggests plants not only respond to sound but communicate with each other with "clicking" noises.

How to catch fruit flies (VIDEO) By American Chemical Society | October 21, 2018

The Phantom of the Poincianas By Wes Porter | October 20, 2018

As her favoured trees burst into their flamboyant bloom November through February in Australia, youths will drive their girlfriends out to local lover's lane

Ta-Wit All You Want By Jimmy Reed | October 17, 2018

The wren interrupted my reverie

Man Eaters and Other Nefarious Plants By Wes Porter | October 15, 2018

Alleged bamboo executions of the orient