Lifestyles

German man escapes de*th thanks to his emergency airbag after being swept away down a mountain by an avalanche By News on the Net -- Collin Rugg | February 5, 2025

The incident happened at Mont Blanc, the highest mountain in Europe

“Growing up I learned Latin… I was always into that sort of stuff. I read a lot about the Roman Empire” By News on the Net -- Lomez | February 4, 2025

You could improve the US government 100x by staffing it exclusively with guys who "read a lot about the Roman Empire" for fun

Reminds Me of January 1981 By Dr. Bruce Smith | February 3, 2025

Survival in Tough Times: Thank God for our many blessings and our brighter future.

The moment Gadi Mozes is reunited with his children By News on the Net Times of Israel | January 30, 2025

Arbel Yehoud, Gadi Mozes, 5 Thais, freed amid mayhem in Khan Younis; Agam Berger released

Father of DC crash victim pays tribute to his son, says he was a “force of nature” who took up figure skating just a few years ago By News on the Net -- Collin Rugg | January 30, 2025

"He went up to Boston every single day, did high school online, and was just all in on figure skating"

The moment Agam Berger was freed—surrounded by Hamxs cameras By News on the Net -- Open Source Intel | January 30, 2025

A staged spectacle

How To Know You’re In A Good Place In The Heartland By Dr. Bruce Smith | January 26, 2025

Survival in Tough Times: In hard times or easy times, it’s good to know where there’s a nearby country store

The Silence of the Snow By Dr. Ileana Johnson Paugh | January 23, 2025

The snow keeps falling in large flakes, the wind has died down, the birds are hiding, and the silence is peaceful.

A Ray Of Hope By Dr. Bruce Smith | January 23, 2025

Survival in Tough Times: Thank God for our many blessings!

Successful Seed Raising By Wes Porter | January 17, 2025

Like it or not, GM has come to the rescue of several important crops when they fell foul of disease. Weed control has been more controversial

Catalogs: Best of times for Gardeners By Wes Porter | January 15, 2025

The Great Coffee Substitute Review By Dr. Bruce Smith | January 15, 2025

Survival in Tough Times: As with tea, make these hot drinks different ways and decide which you like best. I drink them all and I’m sure you can find a favorite from among the four. Happy tasting!

The Styling Tendency Towards Short Blonde Styles & Lace Front Wigs By Guest Column Anil Baswal | January 14, 2025

There are advantages to lace front wig styles and the short blonde wig each

Only those with real faith can sing so beautifully in praise of Our Blessed Lord By News on the Net -- Lepanto Institute | January 11, 2025

On the ashes of what used to be their own home

I just happened onto this page and before I knew it I had spent almost an hour watching all the commendable work by this young man By News on the Net -- Juanita Broaddrick | January 11, 2025

His work is mesmerizing

Holy Floor Mosaic! 1,500-Year-Old Monastery Enearthed In Israel By News on the Net | January 11, 2025

Archaeologists near Kiryat Gat, Israel, just 35 miles south of Tel Aviv, hit the historical jackpot by uncovering a Byzantine-era monastery with a dazzling mosaic floor

California boy details horrifying moments leading up to loss of home: ‘A lot of stuff I love is gone’ By Fox News | January 10, 2025

Henry laments that the chimney 'where Santa comes' is now gone and 'we can't get presents here anymore'

Marcin Patrzalek plays Beethoven’s 5th symphony perfectly on his guitar By News on the Net -- The Figen | January 9, 2025

Absolutely mind-blowing! Marcin's guitar skills are next level

Mirror, Mirror on The Wall By Joseph J. Bucci | January 8, 2025

I hope to use my mirror to build a real reflective approach to important things

Good Fortune, Then Home For the Storm By Dr. Bruce Smith | January 5, 2025

Survival in Tough Times: Awaiting The Next Winter Storm

Christmas in Cracow By Alek Rybczynski, CFP's Poland Reporter | January 5, 2025

In the calls of lost children
I hear the shepherds' song growing louder.
A carol leading to the manger and cradle
from which you will guide our tormented hearts.

Why People Choose SW16000 Vape By Guest Column Anil Baswal | January 1, 2025

The Off-Stamp SW16000 isn't just a vape pen; it's a lifestyle choice.

The Nightmare of Assisted Living By George Giftos | January 1, 2025

Dining is not a pleasant or satisfying function; but an ordeal, realizing the word delicious will never again part my lips while the food they serve parts them

Now There’s Something You Don’t See Every Day!—North American F-86 Saber Jet By Dr. Bruce Smith | December 29, 2024

Survival in Tough Times:

How AI Tools Are Revolutionizing the Writing Process for Beginners and Pros Alike By Guest Column James Lucas | December 28, 2024

Writing may always come with its challenges, but with AI on your side, you’ll have a powerful ally to help you turn your ideas into reality

A father and his 8 year old daughter have been digging #WNC residents out of their homes with excavators for 3 months, free of charge By News on the Net -- Matt Van Swol | December 27, 2024

"I've been learning it's best to help people and put other people first before yourself"

Mastering Collaboration: The Power of Thought Partnerships By Guest Column Anil Baswal | December 26, 2024

Unlocking Possibilities Through Collaboration

How Dicken’s ‘A Christmas Carol’ – Began a Prophetic Ministry By Rev. Michael Bresciani | December 25, 2024

I give people the warning. The warning is singular, time is running out. The second coming of Jesus Christ is near

A Christian Carol—The Subtle Christianity of Charles Dickens By William Kevin Stoos | December 25, 2024

And we are poignantly reminded that no matter how selfish, uncaring, or sinful we have been, we too may wake up one morning, throw back the shutters and--by the Grace of God--be redeemed

One More Year of Santa By William Kevin Stoos | December 25, 2024

On Perpetuating The Wonderful Myth of Santa Through Parental Trickery