Don’t get me wrong – I love experimenting in the kitchen. I could spend hours testing out new recipes, baking sweet treats, and using almost every kitchen utensil, spatula, dish, pot, and mixing bowl that I own. However, there are certain nights when ordering take-out or sliding a frozen pizza […]
How should I plan a home gym?
Paul F.P. Pogue, Angie’s List Published 5:36 p.m. ET Jan. 14, 2021 | Updated 5:38 p.m. ET Jan. 14, 2021 Home gyms have always been a popular option for getting fit without needing to share space at a fitness club. Unsurprisingly, given New Year’s resolutions, fitness experts say they get […]
The 3 Best De’Longhi Espresso Machines
If you’re the kind of person who loves barista-level espresso drinks, but doesn’t love the idea of spending upwards of $5 for every latte, a good at-home espresso machine can be a great investment. But choosing the right one can be a trying endeavor. The best De’Longhi espresso machines make […]
William E. Taylor, Sr. – The Roanoke-Chowan News-Herald
EURE, NC – William Edward Taylor, Sr., 79, of Eure, NC, died Friday, January 15, 2021 in Sentara Obici Hospital, Suffolk, VA. Mr. Taylor was born in Gates County on February 18, 1941, the oldest of three sons born to the late James Edward and Daisy Greene Taylor. Raised on […]
The 5 Best Energy Efficient Curtains
A great insulating set of curtains can noticeably reduce your heating and electric bills — while looking stylish in your space. The best energy efficient curtains are designed with a triple weave to retain heat in the winter, keep cool air inside during the summer, and reduce outside noise and light. […]
U.S. coronavirus death toll reaches nearly 400,000: The invisible victims of covid-19
In a Connecticut hospital room, a woman less than 48 hours from death posted on Facebook: “It is now just a matter of trying to keep me comfortable till I pass.” A few days before Christmas, less than a week before he died at home, a California man texted his […]
Deceptions in the time of the ‘alternative facts’ president
FILE – In this Jan. 9, 2020, file photo President Donald Trump listens as Secretary of the Interior David Bernhardt delivers remarks on proposed changes to the National Environmental Policy Act, at the White House in Washington. In Trump’s presidency, fact checking became a cottage industry unto itself. And “alternative […]
This Brighton terrace has been renovated into the perfect family home (cinema room included)
Refinery 29 UK That Family Is Trying To Finesse The System — Again Just weeks after Lori Loughlin’s brief stint behind bars for her involvement in Operation Varsity Blues came to an end, the Fuller House actress’ husband is also making moves to alleviate his own prison sentence. And, true […]
Legendary Record Producer And Convicted Murderer Phil Spector Dies At 81
Phil Spector, the iconic record producer behind many of the 20th century’s most famous pop songs, and whose signature “Wall of Sound” recording technique came to define an entire era of American music, has died at 81. The Grammy winner, who was serving a lengthy prison sentence for the 2003 […]
an open plan extension that’s perfect for flexible living
Refinery 29 UK Your Horoscope This Week Our patience is put to the test on Sunday, when bountiful Jupiter forms a square with change-making Uranus. It’s exceptionally tempting to make a bold move just for the sake of feeling alive, but we’d be better off resisting the urge to stir […]
Beyond ‘Surviving Death’: The real science of near-death experiences
Is there life after death? A new Netflix series claims to prove there is. But in doing so, the series relies on a confusing mishmash of fully debunked phenomena alongside matters of faith that aren’t in the realm of science, as well as questions that science truly hasn’t answered yet. […]
What impact will Rutgers football’s 4 new transfers make in 2021?
Rutgers’ incoming class of transfers has not made as many headlines as the much-ballyhooed wave of veteran additions during Greg Schiano’s first offseason back. But the quartet of 2021 FBS arrivals out of the NCAA transfer portal may still prove to have an impact. How big an impact? Here’s how […]
Daniel Loedel: On Finding My Sister’s Remains
The report from the Argentine Forensic Anthropology Team included 20 photos of my half sister’s bones—nearly as many photos as I had ever seen of Isabel herself. The ones of the bones punctured by bullets—her rib, her pelvis, her humerus—did not move me as much as those of her skull. […]
This is what makes the perfect family hotel
In 2021, your children will be the ones calling the shots. As parent, yours will be a purely symbolic authority. You will already be familiar with this dynamic, of course, but here’s what’s new: this rule will apply not only within your own home, but in hotels too. The family […]
Helping You Pray That 2021 Will Be Better Than 2020
“Young people of every continent, do not be afraid to be the saints of the new millennium! Be contemplative, love prayer; be coherent with your faith and generous in the service of your brothers and sisters, be active members of the Church and builders of peace.” Saint John Paul II […]
United Players Presents SHE SELLS SEA SHELLS
United Players will present the North American première of She Sells Sea Shells by Helen Eastman and directed by Sarah Rodgers. The production will be presented online from Jan 22 – Feb 14, 2021. Here’s a working class lass, wandering the Dorset shore in southern England, looking, looking. Meet the […]