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If you’re planning a romantic meal at home this Valentine’s Day, make sure you have the perfect cocktail to start the evening off right. From sweet and fruity to aromatic and refreshing, these decadent creations will set the mood. Continue reading “19 sweet and sinful cocktails for Valentine’s Day”
I can’t help but wonder if the theme song for the soon-to-be released “Fifty Shades of Grey” film will be “have you ever really degraded a woman?”
As a mother to three young men, I am deeply troubled by the upcoming release of “Fifty Shades.” Let me start by saying I have not read the book but I have read enough commentary to know what the book is ultimately about — and the bottom line for me is — the message this movie sends to young men is frightening at best. Continue reading “‘Fifty Shades of Grey’: Five things a real man knows”
We are exposed daily to sexual images, innuendos, and conversations in our society. Whether we see them on TV, they come from people passing us on the street or even from our own family — it’s inevitable and we can’t avoid it.
As someone in my early twenties, I admit that I was thrust into this sexually driven culture more rapidly when I began college. I attended a Christian university, but even a controlled environment like that was still subject to subliminal images and messages. Continue reading “Sex and Relationships: Is love part of the equation anymore?”
Drive into tiny Conoy Township, Pa., and you’ll see the standard “welcome” sign, but it also comes with a warning: “THIS IS NOT A GUN FREE ZONE.”
The signs are meant to alert criminals to the fact that many people in the rural Pennsylvania town of 3,000 are armed. A dozen have been installed so far and three more are slated to go up, which would cover every major road into the town. Officials hope the signs give would-be criminals second thoughts before causing trouble. Continue reading “Pennsylvania town packs heat, and wants visitors to know it”
Bruce Jenner was involved in a fatal multi-car collision in Malibu, CA, according to Post sources.
One person was dead in the crash, said the sources. Eight people were reported injured.
Jenner claims he was being chased by five paparazzi vehicles when the accident occurred, law enforcement sources said. Continue reading “Bruce Jenner involved in deadly 3-vehicle Malibu crash”
A gunman killed five people Saturday, including himself after a shooting in near Atlanta that also left two children injured, authorities said.
Authorities arrived at the Douglasville subdivision of two-story homes, about 20 miles west of Atlanta, after receiving a 911 call around 3 p.m., Douglas County Sheriff’s Lt. Glenn Daniel told The Associated Press. Continue reading “7 people shot, 5 dead in Georgia shooting”
Stephanie Courtney, the actress who plays “Flo,” gets $500,000 per year
In case you didn’t know…..
The “Harley Owners Group”, the biggest motorcycle club in America, maybe even the world, hasn’t found any members that have Progressive Insurance since the word got out aboutProgressive’s communist affiliations. Their association with George Soros, alone, should bring chills up your back. Oh, you don’t know who George Soros is? He finances the Obama progressive affiliations. Continue reading “Flo and her Boss”
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Opium, “magic” mushrooms and other psychoactive substances have been used since prehistoric times all over the world, according to a new review of archaeological findings.
The evidence shows that people have been consuming psychoactive substances for centuries, or even millennia, in many regions of the world, said Elisa Guerra-Doce, an associate professor of prehistory at the University of Valladolid in Spain, who wrote the review. Continue reading “Prehistoric high times: Early humans used magic mushrooms, opium”
Guns are in such short supply at the Border Patrol that one agent told FoxNews.com 400 agents share just 100 rifles at his station.
The lack of weapons is more than just a nuisance, according to law enforcement authorities, who say each agent should be able to calibrate his or her gun to individual preferences, a process they call “zeroing.”
“We are left to check out rifles that were unzeroed to us,” a border patrol agent told FoxNews.com. “This practice needs to be outlawed, as it could cost someone their life.” Continue reading “Border Patrol agents say gun sharing puts lives at risk”
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