Since there are so many designs, colors, and materials, choosing the right cutlery set is no easy feat these days. Although spoons, forks and knives are the utensils that help you eat, they have an important place in every kitchen. Just as we cannot live without a toothbrush, a towel and slippers, we cannot live without these utensils. In this […]

Today, you’ll discover the substitution list of approved ab exercises for ripped abs AND 1 exercise you should never do. Print this exercise substitution list and email it to your friends. Heck, you could even post it in your gym. HERE WE GO – starting with the 1 exercise you should NEVER do… Now, yesterday I told you how I […]

Carson Valley has a rich historical heritage dating back to the 1850’s when Genoa, formerly known as Mormon Station, was first settled, before Nevada was a state! Nevada became a state on October 31, 1861, when it was formally separated from Utah Territory. Today, the state still celebrates its statehood each year. The state celebrates Nevada Day on the last […]

Sir Tom Stoppard’s Early Works. 6. Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are dead Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead is probably Sir Tom Stoppard’s best known and most studied play, and is one of the most original and inventive works of post-war British theatre. Beneath the verbal and visual wit lies a preoccupation with serious philosophical questions having to do with the opposition […]

When the first reported cases of A/H1N1 swine flu emerged in April 2009, it was widely believed that the new influenza strain originated in Mexico. In late June, when evidence confirming a Mexican origin failed to materialize, a new theory hypothesized that A/H1N1 originated in Asia and was unwittingly transported via an unsuspecting human carrier to North America. This, however, […]

Are you a bargain shopper? Do you like getting the lowest prices for everything? Are you registered for all group coupon offers? Is there anything you buy that shouldn’t be bought at the lowest price? Some things are so important to us that we are willing to pay for the best we can get. When we make purchases that involve […]

Many little things in our daily life go unnoticed and we do not appreciate them, such as wheels, erasers, scissors and things that make our lives easier and more comfortable. Have you ever thought “How would my life be without a table?” Things are not there for whatever reason. Someone must have thought about why it should be there. Do […]

Have you ever wondered why a particular diet works great for some people but not for others? Well now we know! Finnish scientists recently discovered that the molecules that coat the surface of blood cells and determine each person’s blood type receive energy from different nutrients. In other words, certain foods are better suited to certain blood types. So eating—and […]

One needs to understand the pressure that being overweight and lack of exercise puts on the heart and lungs. Both are relevant to people over 70 because many tend to sit down, eat more, and enjoy playing board games or, like me, on the computer. Sitting for hours is extremely unhealthy and one day an inner voice told me to […]

I loved watching Sesame Street as a kid. It was an American television show with puppets in the style of the Muppets. Each episode had an important learning point for us kids, but we loved the show for its color, fun, and songs. One of my favorite songs was the ABC song that ended. “Now I know my alphabet, next […]