Lifestyles

Have scientists found a CURE for Type 1 diabetes? By UK Daily Mail | January 25, 2016
Experts halt the disease by implanting cells that help produce insulin
Campaigns target charitable offering and church tithing By | January 25, 2016
It’s no wonder that the smear campaigns for candidates scour every detail of another candidate’s life, even going so far as trying to equate tithing with charitable giving and offerings, much of which is never even reported
Oh boy: Charlotte Rampling says boycott of Oscars is ‘racist to whites’ By | January 25, 2016
Here we go.
Tian Tian, the giant panda at the National Zoo is ecstatic about the blizzard By | January 25, 2016
IT'S 'PANDAMONIUM'
Saint Bernard rescued after falling into icy lake By | January 24, 2016
Milo’s family had been tobogganing down a hill toward Woodglen Lake in Fairfax Station on Friday evening when the dog walked out onto the lake about 30 feet from shore and fell in.
Sunday’s X-Files return might be just the start By | January 23, 2016
Chris Carter: "If I'm given the opportunity, time and money and place to do it, of course I'd be interested."
Life in a Virginia Nursing Home By | January 21, 2016
These long-term patients were once lively and productive human beings. They probably never thought that they would ever wind up in a nursing home. Now they are just a room number. It is profoundly sad.
Kim Davis Fights for Rights of Conscience By | January 19, 2016
"Our Founding Fathers believed in the right to follow one's conscience so much that they protected religious liberty in the First Amendment
Prophecy 2016 – Politics is Not the Answer By | January 15, 2016
Any real voice of prophecy will have at its heart, the same message as Paul – the gospel of a resurrected Savior. Any more than this is what we here in Louisiana call a - “lagniappe.”
The Brazilian Court Hotel Invites Guests to Indulge in the Property’s 90th Anniversary By | January 14, 2016
A serene oasis tucked within lushly cloaked courtyards, The Brazilian Court Hotel has remained a discrete enclave of the rich and famous since their opening on New Year’s Day in 1926
New and Inspiring Maori Food and Cultural Experiences By | January 13, 2016
Amazing new experiences are just one flight away. Air New Zealand has direct non-stop flights from Vancouver to Auckland and offers flights from many other North American
While Obama is prattling on about whatever, Los Angeles gets its Rams back By | January 13, 2016
Lost but now found.
Tiny 160-Square-Foot Houses The Future Of Weekend Getaways By | January 11, 2016
Getaway, founded by two Harvard graduate students, aims to provide a convenient and affordable way to disconnect from the daily grind.
Every Muslim will bow before Jesus By | January 10, 2016
Not only do Muslims reject Christ, the Son of God, but those who are faithful to the teachings of their "prophet" Muhammad persecute, under flame and sword, His very body: the Christian faithful.
Touching moment bull performs dance of delight after he is freed from shackles By UK Daily Mail | January 8, 2016
Saved by a man working for an Austrian animal sanctuary
Questions We’re Often Asked: Watering Indoor Plants By | January 7, 2016
Use room temperature water: there’s nothing like a cold drench to commence root rot
Dear NFL: Pick the Rams By | January 6, 2016
Do it for Hacksaw Reynolds, Merlin Olson and Deacon Jones. Even Vince Ferragamo!
U.S. Christian Groups Support Muslim Refugees, Ignore Persecuted Christians By | January 6, 2016
Such open hypocrisy can stand when influential Christian groups--they who are most responsible for speaking up for savagely persecuted Christian minorities--engage in it themselves
Crops Celebrated Out of This World By | January 5, 2016
‘With no liquid water on the airless Ceres, gathering an assortment of divine beings is probably the only way to get anything to grow there.’
Phobias for Gardeners By | January 5, 2016
Katsaridaphobia, hemophobia, porphyrophobia,
Shady Plants: Low Light Loving Indoor Plants By | January 2, 2016
Saddle Leaf or Selloum, Philodron selloum from southwest Brazil is one of the very few commonly offered philodrons that is not a vine
Seed catalogues pass the winter away By | January 1, 2016
Look after our feathered chums through the bleak months and they will reward you during the growing season by consuming bugs and weed seeds
British artist completes series of pet portraits By | December 30, 2015
Award winning wildlife artist Paul Matthews from Puddletown near Dorchester, Dorset, has produced a painting of Merlin, a border collie, Louis, a boxer and Henry, a Jack Russell.
Egypt: Salafi Party Bans Muslims from Congratulating Christians during Christmas By | December 30, 2015
Congratulating Christians over their religious celebrations renders a Muslim an infidel, or kafir.
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Dolphins Call Each Other By Name By | December 29, 2015
The dolphin is a fascinating marine mammal species with amazing cognitive and intellectual capacities
The Gift of Religious Freedom By | December 27, 2015
Kim Davis along with Gov. Bevin, will also be remembered for helping, this Christmas season, to re-establish the gift of religious freedom for the people of Kentucky. Even so, the war for our culture will continue into the New Year and well beyond.
The Christmas Candle By | December 25, 2015
Candle wicks, like memories, flicker faintly at times, and burn brightly at others
Christmas Censorship Has a Long History By | December 23, 2015
The secularization and censorship of Christmas is nothing new
Christmas Miracle: Dog Found In Metro Detroit 3 Years After Going Missing In Ohio By | December 23, 2015
“The vet said other than the fur matting and some physical effects of living on the streets, Rexxn was relatively healthy overall and has a great temperament,” she said.
Governor Matt Bevin Issues Executive Order Protecting KY Clerk Kim Davis By | December 23, 2015
"Through today's Executive Order the name of the County Clerk is no longer required to appear on the revised marriage license form."