Family
Some Prayers Once Again Please…
By Dub and Deb | March 14, 2012
Cancer
Mark Levin Hails Forthcoming Book on Talk Radio
By News on the Net | March 12, 2012
The Right Frequency Saluted as Conservative Exposition
Home cooking
From Our Friend, Sandra
By Dub and Deb | March 11, 2012
Fighting Cancer
The Grow Space is Completed
By Dub and Deb | March 10, 2012
Bed construction, compost, gardening, greenhouse vegetables, recession, seedlings
Landscaping Loses Ground In Canada
By Wes Porter | March 10, 2012
March Gardening; Frederick Law Olmsted, Terry McGlade
Expanding Grow Space Around the Greenhouse
By Dub and Deb | March 7, 2012
Compost material, gardening, greenhouse, greenhouse vegetable garden, healthy foods, nutritious foods, raised beds, recession, vegetables
Linsanity: New York’s Flavor of the Moment
By Daniel Wiseman | March 6, 2012
Jeremy Lin, New York Nicks
Five Tips for Navigating a Wine List
By David White | March 6, 2012
These five tips should be easy to remember -- and help elevate your next dining experience.
Recipes, Baking Cakes
Garden videos, gardening, greenhouse gardening, recession vegetables, seedling transplants
Celebrating St. Patrick’s with green
By Wes Porter | March 2, 2012
March Gardening
POWER POLITICS: The Inside Track on Energy
By Peter C. Glover | March 2, 2012
The world's most important resource
Cuddling dying pets gives owners scary infections
By News on the Net | March 2, 2012
Myers believes he’s the first to report cases of Pasteurella multocida infections associated with palliative care by owners of dying pets.
Baking, recipes
Two Beds in the Greenhouse Doing Well…if you like weeds
By Dub and Deb | March 1, 2012
Gardening, germination, greenhouse gardening, vegetable gardening, vegetable seedlings
CDC Issues Warning About Nasal Washes
By News on the Net | March 1, 2012
They warn that a mixture from a faucet could be fatal.
Are We Simply Saying Goodbye To Our Country?
By Dub and Deb | February 29, 2012
Anti-Constitutionalism, big government, entitlements, government entitlements, liberal views, socialism
Is Luxury A Dirty Word?
By Guest Column | February 28, 2012
Hyundai Canada's Consumer Gauge addresses the need to redefine luxury with new "modern premium" philosophy
Recession, recipes
“Ribs on the Ridge,” and Some Seedlings Are Coming Up
By Dub and Deb | February 26, 2012
Barbeque competion, cooking, smoked meats
Questions We’re Often Asked: Hormone Rooting Powder
By Wes Porter | February 25, 2012
February Gardening: Another use for aspirin
Baking, baking cookies, gardening, greenhouses, hot dog relish, humor, recipes
Win a $9,500 Stay at a Luxury Private Game Reserve
By News on the Net | February 24, 2012
Lions, Rhinos and... Rural Education!
Eat Your Broccoli
By Jack Dini | February 23, 2012
Broccoli has a greater concentration of nutrients—including ten vitamins and minerals—than any other plant used for food in the United States
Statement - GlaxoSmithKline invests $12 Million in Canada for Influenza Research
By Guest Column | February 23, 2012
"These investments are good for Canada and good for Canadians."
You Just Gotta Laugh Some
By Dub and Deb | February 23, 2012
Humor, jokes, tall tales
Feather Sponge Cake, Orange Slice Cake, and Lena McCormack’s Hillbilly Cake
By Dub and Deb | February 22, 2012
Baking, Dessert recipes
What an Inspiring Story, and Our Views of It
By Dub and Deb | February 21, 2012
Capitalism, conservative politics, freedoms, politics, vote 2012
The Charm of Oregon’s Wines
By David White | February 21, 2012
While Oregon Pinot Noir tends to be pricey, there are a number of great examples for less than $25