Train like Arnold
This is not about LOOKING like Arnold Schwarzenegger, the world's most famous bodybuilder. Instead, it's about using one of his training methods to reach the top of your genetic athletic potential,...
View ArticleBooster-seat use linked to reduced risk of death in car crashes
Booster seats save lives, and so do state laws requiring young children to ride in them, according to a new study.
View ArticlePet Vet: Rat with lump needs to see veterinarian
Lily the rat has a lump that's grown from the size of a pea to the size of a lemon.
View ArticleKeeping politics out of the pulpit
The following editorial appeared in the Los Angeles Times on Tuesday, Nov. 6:
View ArticleDevilish rumor causes national scandal in 1970s
A lie can travel halfway around the world while the truth is still putting on its big, floppy clown shoes.
View ArticleVoices of Faith: What's the best argument for believing in God?
VOICES OF FAITH: WHAT'S THE BEST ARGUMENT FOR BELIEVING IN GOD?
View ArticleDrive-through ministry helps church connect to the community, reach new members
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View Article5 questions to ask about Medicare Advantage plans
Time is running short for Medicare Advantage customers who still need to sort through the smorgasbord of coverage options available for next year.
View ArticleReligion news in brief
California man behind anti-Muslim film gets 1 year in prison for probation violations
View ArticleObama re-election sends US down 'path of destruction,' says Franklin Graham
On the day of his father's 94th birthday, and the day after the country re-elected President Barack Obama president, evangelist Franklin Graham gave two-pronged advice to the American people:
View ArticleGail MarksJarvis: Investors turn eyes to fiscal cliff
America is marching toward the fiscal cliff, and investors are on alert for the consequences of plunging from the peak.
View ArticleGay seminarian leaves Methodist denomination to be ordained; celibacy policy...
As soon as Michael Overman announced that he was gay, the Southern Baptist church that raised him - that led him to attend an evangelical Christian college, and inspired him to pursue ministry - left...
View ArticleVideo-game review: 'Halo 4' diminishes the aura surrounding Master Chief
It's been five years since we last saw Master Chief save Earth by ending the Covenant war, but much has changed since then. "Halo" is no longer the most played game on the Xbox 360, as "Call of Duty"...
View ArticleNotable quotables
"But hair doesn't define me. It's just an accessory that I get to wear, like a handbag or shoes." - "Cloud Atlas" actress Halle Berry, talking about her short haircut, in People magazine
View ArticleFlorida State running back Freeman credits Coach Luke
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - It's 6 p.m. and from the halls of the Moore Athletic Center you can hear the echoes of a football team reverberating off the tiles.
View ArticleUnder the hood: Style, power and a purr
Above every stove or cooktop hangs an opportunity to express yourself.
View ArticleYour Place: Biggest dehumidifier may not be best choice
Q: I replaced our 15-year-old functioning-but-energy-consuming dehumidifier with an LG 50-pint model.
View ArticleHome Style: Presidents' homes; late bloomer; SmartStick for TV
ON THE SHELF: BOOK TAKES READERS INSIDE PRESIDENTS' HOMES
View ArticleOn Gardening: Flowering kale and cabbage colorful troopers of the cool season...
Flowering kale and cabbage are a favorite cool-season plant, but I recently saw them from a new perspective - backlit by the late afternoon sun. I was amazed at the brilliant purples and mauves in some...
View ArticleWhat the pros do to maintain your home
Want to ensure your home is ready for winter and not lacking any regular maintenance? You can hire a pro.
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