Lifestyles

That Was the Year That Was By | January 2, 2012
January gardening; quotations pertaining to horticultural affairs

Gardener’s health By | January 2, 2012
January gardening; a peaceful retreat such as a garden shed may help lower blood pressure.

Happy New Year to all By | December 31, 2011
Holiday wishes from Ridin' out the Recession

Fighting Cancer

Resistant bacteria are soon to meet their match: a genetically engineered fluid that restores their susceptibility to antibiotics.

Salad Recipes

Perhaps it’s past time to let consumers go on with their lives and stop the meddling.

Red Wines, White Wines, Sparklin Wines

Elegant 5-ingredient hors d'oeuvres (salt and pepper don't count!). Try one tonight.

Fruit salads, salad recipes, salads

Critics say they are especially worried about Zohydro, a timed-release drug meant for managing moderate to severe pain, because abusers could crush it to release an intense, immediate high.

Down home cooking, grits,

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The Christmas Candle By | December 25, 2011
Candle wicks, like memories, flicker faintly at times, and burn brightly at others

Sneak Preview of…The 2012 Hooter’s Calendar!

Downhome, Southern Cooking

Winnipeg man put $5,000 deposit on electric vehicle almost four years ago

December gardening; Christmas gift giving ideas

Recession, Self-Reliance

The discovery could shed light on ways to prevent obesity and promote weight loss, including possible microbial and pharmaceutical approaches

Some “low-gluten” beer contains high levels of gluten By Michelle Colgrave, Ph.D. | December 21, 2011
Analysis of 60 commercial beers found that eight labeled “gluten-free” did not contain gluten.

Down home cooking, Recipes, Southern cooking

On the Home Front By | December 19, 2011
Recession, Gardening, Self-Reliance

Weaves hundreds of individual threads into the tapestry of the whole conflict and yet never loses sight of the overall picture

Ridin out the Recession

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The Westin Beach Resort & Spa, Sheraton Fort Lauderdale Beach Hotel

Sticker Shock…II By | December 16, 2011
Food, water, alternative power, fuel, firewood, meds, seeds, tools, camping supplies, firewood, cookware, and even toiletries

Bio-based "Green" tires

Potential new drugs plug brain’s biological “vacuum cleaner” and target HIV By Jean Chmielewski, Ph.D. Purdue University | December 14, 2011
“This overall strategy represents a platform technology that may be readily applied to other therapies with limited brain penetration,” such as anticancer and anti-schizophrenia drugs, say the researchers.

Champagne, Sparkling Wines, New Year's Eve

Things are getting pricey at the grocery store