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Dad’s Funeral: Final Notes Regarding A Civil Rights Pioneer By Lloyd Marcus | June 9, 2018

Dad was a man of several firsts – Baltimore's first black paramedic and first black chaplain

Pigs, Potatoes and a War By Wes Porter | June 9, 2018

How a pig that loved potatoes brought England and U.S. to brink of war in 1859

Life with Father, A Dying Breed By Lloyd Marcus | June 5, 2018

Leftist thinking corrupts everything; typically fighting commonsense, biology, and God. Leftist ideas about manhood and various issues have failed miserably which led to the election of Donald Trump

The Passing of Rev Dr Lloyd E Marcus By Lloyd Marcus | June 4, 2018

“A man pays his own way. As long as you are living under my roof, you are not a man.”

Strawberries are not Berries By Wes Porter | June 2, 2018

Watch: Why cake donuts and yeast donuts are so different By American Chemical Society | May 31, 2018

The Ultimate Donut Battle: Cake vs. Yeast

Questions We’re Often Asked: Aphids By Wes Porter | May 31, 2018

Sniffing out real truffles By American Chemical Society | May 31, 2018

A new technique can distinguish between natural and synthetic truffle compounds

The Only Way Back to God By Dr. Robert R. Owens | May 31, 2018

The cares of this life seem to cauterize the faith of believers

You Eat Gar? By Jimmy Reed | May 31, 2018

Southern-fried-crunch garfish slices

NFL OWNERS FINALLY LISTEN TO THE FANS By Jeff Crouere | May 27, 2018

Anthem protests are going to continue in 2018 despite this new policy-- The key reason is that liberal media organizations and social justice groups will continue to encourage and support players who participate

Cellphone Misadventure – They Track You Anyway By Dr. Ileana Johnson Paugh | May 27, 2018

With or without GPS turned on, they can still track you

The World’s Most Dangerous Animal By Wes Porter | May 27, 2018

According to the World Health Organization (WHO), mosquito bites result in several million human deaths every year

Parks & Planting: King Charles II By Wes Porter | May 26, 2018

One of Charles's greatest decisions was to establish the Royal Society and his influence on swings in commerce and culture resound down through the ages

Decades into the digital age, the paperless office still eludes humanity By Jim Bray, CFP Automotive Editor | May 21, 2018

Two Sides is a global initiative by companies from the Graphic Communications Industry including forestry, pulp, paper, inks and chemicals, pre-press, press, finishing, publishing, printing, envelopes and postal operators."

Unlucky Lucky 13 By Jimmy Reed | May 20, 2018

“A man’s got to believe in something. I believe I’ll go fishing”

Veggie Aphrodisiacs By Wes Porter | May 19, 2018

"In short, the concept of a truly aphrodisiac food is on par with that of finding a crock of gold at the end of a rainbow"

The new Murphy Brown looks as creaky as an abandoned riverboat in a Scooby-Doo episode By Robert Laurie | May 17, 2018

Seriously, I could be wrong, but it looks like CBS is about to drop the biggest bomb since the end of WWII

Watch: How Milk Becomes Cheese By American Chemical Society | May 17, 2018

Beef peptides block bitter tastes By American Chemical Society | May 16, 2018

A protein in beef can be broken down to block bitter tastes

Sanctioned Dishonesty Satan’s Work By Dave Merrick | May 15, 2018

When the truth is no longer allowed to stand and speak for itself, don't expect any good to come out of that

Second Coming Teachings are not for Prophecy Buffs and Conspiracy Theorists By Rev. Michael Bresciani | May 14, 2018

Christians are not conspiring together about biblical prophecy, and prophecy is no theory

Mother’s Day: A Holiday of Heart, Not Political Hype By Dennis Jamison | May 13, 2018

Good mothers usually have good hearts, and are often willing to sacrifice themselves for the sake of the whole family. They deserve to have a special day to honor them, and “to have them know we appreciate them, though we do not show it as often as w