Lifestyles

A Giant Awakened By | December 4, 2016
America would prove to be: a giant awakened.

Highest Muslim authority in Egypt made clear that Al Azhar never had any intention of changing anything. "Religious discourse" articulated in the Medieval era--one of hostility and violence. in a word, jihad--is the only "discourse" Muslims accept

It was a life from another century when family, church, citizenship, hard work, and morals mattered. It was the 20th century generation of Americans that had made America great

Awarded several medals for bravery, along with a Purple Heart, for a severe leg wound he’d received as he and fellow marines fought in the jungles of Iwo Jima


A Garden of Limericks By | November 22, 2016

Spider Mites, Aphids, Whitefly or scale insects

When it comes to beans, scientists have found that fast-cooking can help retain nutrients

The Love of Amaryllis By | November 19, 2016
The story of Amaryllis, a shepherdess in Greek mythology

A Town Named Weed By | November 18, 2016
Siskiyou County, Northern California

As my pals and I raced for an exit, we heard Reverend Crane screaming above the congregational chaos, “Oh, Lord, have mercy on these hell-bound scoundrels — these diabolical delegates of disruption!”


Christian cemetery of Qarqoosh, Iraq

Liberty Relief International, a project of Liberty Counsel, provides humanitarian relief to persecuted Christians and religious minorities around the world

15 people went to the Hospital, 734 required counselling and classes were cancelled for a week



Paralysed people could walk again instantly after scientists developed a brain implant which turns thought into electrical signals

That Two-Stick Night By | November 9, 2016



Attractive and hardy ornamental plant. Japanese knotweed, Invasive Species

Out-Bullying The Bully By | October 27, 2016
Bullying Doesn’t Pay.

Global health gurus have termed this fruit a superfood, putting Israeli produce in hot demand

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Archaeological excavation reveals site where ancient Roman armies breached the city’s Third Wall, which led to destruction of the Second Temple

The Hyacinths of Apollo By | October 23, 2016
Hyacinth flowers were said to have risen from the blood of Hyakinthos

A Successful Strategy By | October 20, 2016
Basic principle of free enterprise:

"Most books on witchcraft will tell you that witches work naked. This is because most books on witchcraft were written by men."

Halloween in the Mississippi Delta

If candidates believe that knee-jerk reaction to an 11-year-old recording is helping their cause with committed Christians, it does not. It shows them to be engrossed with personal pettiness that may spill this nation’s very lifeblood