Lifestyles

The Latest Buzz on Neonicotinoids By Wes Porter | February 15, 2018

Controversy has accompanied neonicotinoid pesticides ever since their commercial introduction in the mid-1990s

“Tio Amo”, Two Words that Lasted a Lifetime for my Grandparents By Jimmy Reed | February 10, 2018

Mr. and Mrs. Menotti celebrated Valentine’s Day 70 times

Bermuda Reverses Marriage Decision By Liberty Counsel | February 9, 2018

No longer recognize marriage between two people of the same sex

Snowdrops and When to Plant Them By Wes Porter | February 8, 2018

There is something about these seemingly fragile first signs of spring that attracts enthusiasts

Panasonic combo oven worth getting steamed over By Jim Bray, CFP Automotive Editor | February 1, 2018

Panasonic's Combination Oven NN-DS58HB, Panasonic's Inverter technology,

Gardening Improves Lives By Wes Porter | February 1, 2018

"The discoursing of women at sea was very unlucky" and "occasioned the storm."

January Hortic Birthdays By Wes Porter | January 31, 2018

Which is Worse - False Prophecy or No Prophecy? By Rev. Michael Bresciani | January 30, 2018

People today have a more heightened awareness of the uncertainty because of the turbulent changes that are happening daily. Nations are roaring and for the first time even nuclear war seems possible

You’ll Love Flying The Pup By Jimmy Reed | January 30, 2018

Thankful to be alive, I shut down the engine, squeezed my sweaty, shaking body out of the cockpit, staggered toward my pickup, and vowed never again to fly an ultra-light

Alice Eastwood, Canadian-American Botanist By Wes Porter | January 29, 2018

Most botanists would be proud to be honoured in the name of a single plant genus; Alice Eastwood is remembered in two

Bad Beatles musical looks and sounds great in 4K - while Geostorm blows By Jim Bray, CFP Automotive Editor | January 29, 2018

Vatican Standing by its Decision to Award Dutch Abortion Advocate By David Martin | January 27, 2018

What next, will Rome canonize Hitler?

Bears burned in California wildfires treated with fish skins By Fox News | January 26, 2018

rinarians used acupuncture, fish skins and other alternative medical treatments to help wild animals recover from the burns.

Turning the Heat on Firewood By Wes Porter | January 22, 2018

"One can enjoy a wood fire worthily only when he warms his thoughts by it as well as his hands and feet."

Blade Runner sequel was meant for 4K - and ‘IT’ isn’t too bad if given a chance By Jim Bray, CFP Automotive Editor | January 21, 2018

Blade Runner 2049 is the better example of cinefantastique, and it's also the better example of how great 4K can be. We'll see if it's still being talked about in 30 years

Slick Willy By Jimmy Reed | January 20, 2018

I would have taken $10 for that fleabag, but along came this woman with no money sense who is now the proud owner of the lyingest dog that ever lived: Slick Willy

‘Sniffing’ out counterfeit liquors By American Chemical Society | January 17, 2018

A portable device with an advanced sensor can "sniff" out counterfeit liquors

Questions We’re Often Asked: Slugs as Pollinators By Wes Porter | January 15, 2018

So sorry, but marauding mollusks must be regarded as cum grano salis, taken with a grain of salt. And that, come to think of it, is a gooey way to dispense with slugs: sprinkle with salt and watch them dissolve into purple pulp

‘All we need is Jesus’, A Belated Christmas Story By Dave Merrick | January 14, 2018

If we can just get a hold of Jesus (and not another list of man-made rules and regulations), He will personally make sure everything else is just as it needs to be. All we need is Jesus

Christopher Nolan’s Interstellar is a fabulous foray onto 4K By Jim Bray, CFP Automotive Editor | January 13, 2018

When I watched Interstellar I had visions of Kubrick's masterpiece 2001 going through my head

Guv’nuh By Jimmy Reed | January 11, 2018

Growing up on the Mississippi Delta with Guv’nuh the Doberman pinscher

How “GAADD” Is Slowly Killing North Americans By W. Gifford-Jones, MD and Diana Gifford-Jones | January 10, 2018

GAADD, Generalized Ascorbic Acid Deficiency Disease

Spanish Moss: Decorator’s Delight By Wes Porter | January 8, 2018

Fashionable florists have discovered dried Spanish moss as an attractive inclusion

Jim Caviezel Promotes “Paul, Apostle of Christ” By News on the Net | January 7, 2018

Jim Caviezel surprised #sls18 attendees, encouraging them to be warriors animated by faith. Caviezel will soon be starring in the upcoming movie “Paul, Apostle of Christ.”

Jim Caviezel: We must be ‘warriors’ ready to risk our lives for the Gospel By David Martin | January 5, 2018

The Passion of the Christ

K-12: Sight-Words vs. Vocabulary Words By Bruce Deitrick Price | January 4, 2018

Yes, it’s a serious business with threats on all sides. Sight-words are the beginning of many problems. Avoid them

Prophecy 2018—History and Prophecy on a Collision Course By Rev. Michael Bresciani | January 1, 2018

The world will continue in a plunge toward every prurient and perverted interest known to man, but in America there will be a turning away among many from the hot pursuit of all things weird and wicked

BULBS FOR GOOD SCENTS By Wes Porter | January 1, 2018

Delicious scents of hyacinths and narcissus are wafted to distract from the winter weather.

Questions We’re Often Asked: Christmas Trees By Wes Porter | December 30, 2017

Fun Facts and Figures about Christmas Trees

Old School Parenting at Christmastime By Lloyd Marcus | December 26, 2017

I pray y'all had a Merry Christmas. Have a Happy and Blessed New Year!