I grew up on queso, that creamy yellow dip packed with jalapenos. All my friends and I loved it. But one day I sat down in a Mexican restaurant and ordered some queso. They brought me out a bowl of white soup. I was in shock. "What is this?" I said. "Queso," the waiter replied. "Try it."
Thursday, July 16, 2015
Wednesday, April 15, 2015
We Have Met the Enemy and He Is Us
I have heard this phrase almost all my life. I thought it was some sort of anti-Vietnam War thing but I found this cool picture that explains it all. It was pro-environment, anti-pollution.
Thursday, February 12, 2015
If I Were Into Forex I Think This is How I Would Do It
What is forex? It stands for "foreign currency exchange". You buy and sell money around the world. And believe it or not, a lot of people have experimented with this kind of investment. Whatever your financial situation, what have you got to lose by giving forex auto a try? Despite popular belief, it can be simple to earn extra money during hours after a standard 9 to 5 workday. To slice through all of the effort of tedious trading, and ensure that you can concentrate on affairs that are more important, you should glance no further than forex trader software.
Friday, January 9, 2015
Naveen Jain Makes Money and Gives Back to His Community
Most truly renowned CEOs are constructive community members and the gentleman I am writing about now is no exception. You are bound to have heard of Naveen Jain as the CEO as well as co-founder of Intelius, Inc., the predictive intelligence company.
Monday, December 15, 2014
The Amazing Internet Shopping Experience: Is There Anything Better?
The internet is a marvelous creation. When people speak of the internet, they instantly associate it as a medium of entertainment. It is not only a source of entertainment but also a marvellous place of commerce.
Wednesday, November 19, 2014
Saving the Environment One Step at a Time to Make Earth Better
All of us have read about environmental warming. Some pundits insist it represents biased science. Different observers say an increase in temperatures is unfolding today. An accurate explanation may lie between these opposing viewpoints. And naturally not everyone is likely to agree on what is an accurate explanation.
Thursday, October 16, 2014
Playing the Odds through Time: A Short History of Gambling
Our ancestors probably made up games of chance long before civilization existed on our planet. We have been matching skills and betting on possible outcomes for as long as anyone has owned a possession worth envying. Gambling is in our souls, and modern culture so loves gambling that almost certainly even the smallest nation has laws and agencies which are connected only with gaming. Academic institutions study why we gamble addictively to help society understand just why people take chances.
Wednesday, September 10, 2014
Saving Money Is Just as Important Now as Ever
I keep reading that the Great Recession is finally over. We have recovered all the jobs that were lost. But is that really true? NPR just published a study that shows unemployment is still higher in most states than it was before the recession; in some states it is WAY higher. So why are we saying the Great Recession is over? I think economists need to come up with a new definition for "recession". The economy may be doing better but workers are not.
Friday, August 8, 2014
Thinking about the Problem of Thinning Hair for All People
Thinning hair affects both sexes in many ways. The expression, Androgenic Alopecia, is used to refer to hair loss in men and women. The patterns of thinning differ in both sexes although the issue is similar for both. Thinning of the hair at the crown and above the temples are usually the specific areas where Male hair loss commences.
Monday, July 7, 2014
Some Books for People Who Love Food
There are times in every food junkies' life where one may end up staring forlorn at the cookbook shelf, longing for something new and exciting. Before you bend to impulse buy yet another lackluster book, consider these three unique books that will not disappoint.
Wednesday, June 11, 2014
A Simple Weight-loss Technique Using Water
Losing weight is a goal that most adults wish to gain. Usually, weight loss is difficult to achieve because a person makes the choice to lose weight, then fails to take the proper steps to get there. Sometimes, losing weight can be just a matter of drinking enough water.
Thursday, May 8, 2014
Here are Several Home Therapies for Gum Disease
Gum disease is a very common ailment and many people allow it to go untreated either for lack of insurance, money, or both. Truth be told, managing gum disease is not as hard as many people may think. Sure you need to get regular dental checkups, but you can also perform a few simple tasks in your home that will help you prevent gum disease. Let's run down the list briefly.
Monday, April 14, 2014
Here is an Easy Recipe for How to Make Sticky Rice
Have you ever been enjoying a delicious Asian meal and wondered how to make your own sticky rice at home? The recipe is surprisingly simple, but it does take a while and must be prepared ahead of time. All you need is 3 cups of Thai, long grain, sticky rice, water, and a steamer.
Thursday, March 13, 2014
For People Who Are Not Sure about How to Apply Colognes
Ever thought about the right way to apply colognes? Many guys just spray on their scent with little thought. This carelessness can ruin the intended effect, especially if he applies too much. Follow these steps to get the most out of your cologne:
Sunday, February 9, 2014
Basic Steps for Tuning a Guitar
Do you have trouble tuning your guitar by ear? This can be an essential skill for anyone who plays live shows, as pulling out a tuner between every song takes up valuable gig time. Tuning by ear is easy and doesn’t take long to learn. These instructions are for standard tuning: EADGBE.
Thursday, January 16, 2014
An Easy Recipe for Southern-style Boiled Peanuts
When you live in the south, you grow up eating boiled peanuts. It's a really good salty snack that will take your taste buds for a ride. If you've never tried them you are in for a real treat. This article will easily explain step by step how to boil peanuts, southern style.
Tuesday, December 10, 2013
Here is a Tasty Sweet Potato Cookie Recipe
Sweet potato cookies are a spin-off from the traditional sweet potato pie. These make a great after-school snack, and the best part is that even kids who hate vegetables will eat them. They may not be as healthy as eating boiled or mashed sweet potatoes, but they contain some of the vitamins that kids need. Here is a sweet potato cookie recipe for you to try.
Tuesday, November 12, 2013
A Simple Guide to Eating Healthy that Anyone Can Live By
What we eat will, to a great extent, determine our health. The human body requires more than just calories. Because the body is a living machine it requires certain raw materials in order to build a quality product. We would not think of running a car with no oil, or putting sugar in the gas tank, knowing that these activities would damage the car. In a similar way, we can not ignore the quality of the items that we eat, or leave out important components that our bodies need.
Tuesday, October 15, 2013
Some Pretty Simple Tips for Avoiding or Curing Boredom
Would you like to know how to avoid boredom? Here are eight quick and easy tips for the man or woman stuck inside on a rainy day with nothing to do.
Wednesday, September 11, 2013
I am in the Mood for Some Good Old Fashioned Country Love Songs
The Nostalgia For Old Country Love Songs
Anyone who has ever crooned "Blue Moon of Kentucky" or "Wildwood Flower" may be drawn back to simple life in the country. Old Country Love Songs like "In The Pines" evoke a longing for a lost or unrequited love whether of another or the place where one's heart returns again and again. Country people snuggled close to each other as they danced to "Tennessee Waltz" or sashayed around the floor to "Jole Blon".
Anyone who has ever crooned "Blue Moon of Kentucky" or "Wildwood Flower" may be drawn back to simple life in the country. Old Country Love Songs like "In The Pines" evoke a longing for a lost or unrequited love whether of another or the place where one's heart returns again and again. Country people snuggled close to each other as they danced to "Tennessee Waltz" or sashayed around the floor to "Jole Blon".
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