Cajun Café’s owner, Paul Unwin, is a beer enthusiast. This is apparent at first glance of the cafe bar, but Paul is a fan and a proponent of sour beers, or beers whose flavors become sour by use of various bacteria or wild yeasts. These beers are not as widely-loved as beer styles like India […]

If you’ve visited you local home improvement center lately, you’ve probably seen the bags and bundles of everything from peat moss and coco coir to a variety of materials labeled as mulch. If you are new to gardening – or even if you have a few seasons under belt – you might find yourself asking, […]

The film The Raven staring John Cusack as the writer Edgar Allen Poe could have gone one of two ways. It could have been a thrilling film about the dark sadistic writings of Poe, focused on an incredible story line and culminating in an ending that would rock the world of film…or it could be […]

The Tenth Anniversary celebration of WineFest Des Moines continues on Friday, June 8 with Sips & The City. Sips & The City takes place in Capital Square/Nollen Plaza at 300 Locust Street in Downtown Des Moines. The event will run from 6 to 9 p.m., and it will feature wines from all over the world […]

3D has become sort of a life support system for movie franchises in critical condition, a way to artificially prolong longevity in a property that should have already died of natural causes. There are exceptions. “Madagascar 3” successfully reinvents the popular cartoon animal franchise in 3D, adding a dazzling new visuals in the process. In […]

In a highly anticipated decision the U.S. Supreme Court has ruled to uphold major elements of Obama-backed healthcare legislation passed in 2010. In a majority decision announced today, June 28th, 2012, the Supreme Court upheld the insurance purchasing mandate included in the health insurance reform law passed in 2010, the Affordable Care Act. This mandate […]

On how time flies when you are having fun and especially so, if you were a member of the 2012 Volvo Ocean Race fleet, who departed Miami on Sunday after a 14-day stopover, with much fanfare and some mixed emotions. The Miami Stopover was the only US “lay over” for the 6 team fleet after […]

A Lachine, MI, couple and their 8-year-old daughter are not quite sure what they witnessed as a “weird, dark figure or creature moved slowly across the sky above the trees,” according to June 27, 2012, testimony from the Mutual UFO Network (MUFON) witness reporting database. About dusk on June 22, 2012, the family was outside […]

Canada has selected a preliminary men’s roster in advance of its 2012 Centennial Match and FIFA World Cup Qualifiers this June. Canadian head coach Stephen Hart chose 22 players for an 11-day preparatory camp that runs from May 21-31 in the U.S. All 22 players have previous experience with Canada’s national team, including teenager and […]

By virtue of both his first and last name, CadillacZac VanAllen was literally born to race demolition derbies. His mother won the 1982 Powder Puff championship at Santa Fe while pregnant with him. Currently racing for the Mean Green team, Van Allen proudly notes, “spanning eight decades there has been a VanAllen behind the wheel […]

Coloradans were tops in a classic Wyoming mountain bike race Sunday at Curt Gowdy State Park. Steve Stefko, from Fort Collins, won Open Men, and Rebecca Gross, from Lakewood, won Open Women in the 2012 Gowdy Grinder. “It is an incredible way to start my mountain bike race season,” said Stefko. “It was a hard […]

Horoscope for Saturday, June 23, 2012Although it may seem stressful, we are going to be called upon to come to the assistance of people and things we feel it is our duty to care for today. The moon in Leo gives us strength to sustain ourselves and others. But, once we get things done, if […]

The Olympics of beer, the Oscars of beer…take your pick, the World Beer Cup is a big deal. The biannual commercial beer competition took place in San Diego this year, coinciding with the Craft Brewers Conference, and I was lucky enough to be at the awards dinner. It wasn’t the most winning night for Bay […]

Today in Frankfurt, Germany the general Public Prosecutor to the Higher Regional Court requested a preliminary extradition arrest warrant against Sea Shepherd Conservation Society founder Captain Paul Watson, on the basis of the local arrest warrant and request for extradition from Costa Rica. In what some consider an unusual move, the Public Prosecutor stated that […]

When’s the best time to catch a big catfish on your favorite lake? Maybe it’s working baited holes using range cubes and sour mash for chum. Could be targeting main lake humps in 20-33 feet of water using Chicken Liver. Under highway bridges is always a good place to catch a few catfish. The summer […]

We, are in the midst of one of my favorite seasons . A time of the year, to bring out the barbecues, swim attire, and let your beautiful skin, shine. Our skin, is the most impacted system of our body. Believing, other then your smile, one of the most crucial investments, one can make and […]

“If I could just win the lottery” or “I’m thinking about answering that ad that says I can earn $10,000 a month from” are common chants for those wishing for a way out of their own person financial crisis. Many people devote way too little time to thinking about how they can deal with the […]

Yale educated lawyer and author Michael Marin, 53, killed himself moments after he was found guilty of arson in an Arizona courtroom. He was facing 15 years in prison, but he took matters into his own hands in dramatic fashion. Such was typical for the life of Michael Marin. You may watch the video of […]

As headlines blare the latest dismal statistics regarding obesity and obesity-related complications, more and more people are turning to bariatric surgery for help. Unfortunately, with over fifty million uninsured people in the United States, help can sometimes feel out of reach. For Calexico and Imperial Valley residents, a possible solution lies just across the street, […]

Howard Dean erupted in a tirade Thursday on CNBC’s “The Kudlow Report,” in a debate over Barack Obama’s economic policy. The former Vermont governor and former chairman of the DNC side-stepped Larry Kudlow and co-founder of Home Depot, Bernie Marcus’ claim that Mitt Romney’s policy is ideal for America. It all began when Kudlow made […]

According to an NBC affiliate in Indianapolis, illegal aliens are getting billions of U.S. tax dollars in refundable tax credits for nieces, nephews, and other relatives back in Mexico, because the IRS has allowed illegal aliens to claim such credits on their tax returns, for people they list as “dependents.” (Nearly three quarters of tax […]

The International Monetary Fund recently warned that oil prices may double within the next decade. This should affect national thinking on the wisdom of putting all the miltary’s eggs in one volatile and shortsighted fuel basket. The industry/renewable energy coalition against the Congressional Armed Services Committees’ amendments to limit the military’s use of biofuels (see […]

The beauty industry is a billion dollar industry. Even though I am a hair and scalp specialist, I am exposed to many beauty inspired events, which reveal beauty, hair and fashion. Most consumers like to look good. I am giving a review about the Mother’s Day service at The Exciting Ervay Cedar Baptist Church, Dallas, […]

Outside of the fact that it will be very warm today, the main story is the chance for severe weather later this evening and tonight. A few strong to severe thunderstorm clusters capable of damaging wind gust and large hail are possible across the Chicagoland area this evening. Supported by strong frontal forcing, a line […]

Let your contemplative meditation be a rising, be still there is only one power. Take this premise with you into your meditation, into your consciousness where the depth of their meaning will be relvealed. As you meditate on what really has power your material or mental power will lose all significance to you and you […]

Should college wrestlers continue to wear singlets in competition, or switch to MMA-style fight shorts? FloWrestling.org posed the question in a video at its website… with wrestlers and fans weighing in on the issue. One-piece singlets have been the “uniform standard” for U.S. amateur wrestling competition for 40 years. So, after all these years, why […]

Customers at US Bank in Homewood, Illinois just south of Chicago really know how it feels to be treated to good old fashion customer service. Their customers report that the staff is very professional, gracious, friendly and willing to go the extra mile to ensure customer satisfaction.In an interview with one of their customers who […]

The CFL’s Calgary Stampeders held a successful event yesterday, unveiling their new game jerseys to a crowd of media types in an invite-only meeting at McMahon Stadium. New team jerseys league-wide commemorate the 100th Grey Cup to be played in Toronto this fall. West Division jerseys East Division Jerseys New features of the league jerseys […]

Based on the 1992 film of the same name, the Broadway musical “Leap of Faith” tells the tale of a charlatan who poses as an evangelical preacher and cons unwitting small town residents down on their luck due to a drought. In the film, Steve Martin plays the unscrupulous lead character, Jonas Nightingale. In the […]

Modern comic fans are well known not to be the teenagers and children of the past. Instead the average comic fan ranges from his late twenties to their early forties. It should be of no surprise then that these older fans often have fond memories of the Valiant line of comics. This Examiner certainly remembers […]

You intended it to harm me, but God intended it for good…(Genesis 50:20). The book of Genesis is the launching point for a story that stretches from eternity past to eternity future. It is the story of God, and you and I. It is one interconnected story made up of many stories. God had, and […]

The movie The Avengers opened Friday, May 4th. It had the biggest opening weekend of all time (since tabulating began in 2002) at over $207 million. The next top 4 movie openings in order are Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 2, The Dark Knight, The Hunger Games and Spider-Man 3. Do you […]

Evolution Wellness Center, located at 4789 SW 148th Avenue, Suite 202, Davie, Florida, should be on your list of places to go for your holistic wellness needs. Not a typical day spa (although they do offer the most desirable services for relaxation), this beautifully decorated, modern but warm establishment will most likely surprise you and […]

Guest commentary by Dave Peavy Published Wednesday, May 16, 2012, 1:10 AM With a week or so now to have digested last Tuesday’s Primary night in Indiana, it is clear that the Tea Party has sent a loud and clear message to the GOP Establishment: “failure to represent the interests of We The People can […]

South Florida, FL – Broadway Summer Musical Theatre Camps are booking all over South Florida. How do you know which Camp is right for your child? Some have vigorous schedules where within weeks the campers present Broadway “SMASH” hits, singing “GLEE” favorites. Theatre Chat announces the best of the best two with America’s award winning […]

The 66th annual Tony Awards were presented on June 10, 2012, at the Beacon Theatre in New York City. As expected, top nominee “Once” emerged as the biggest winner, taking a total of eight Tonys, including best musical. (A complete list of winners can be found at the official Tony Awards website.) After the Tony […]

by Marti Mayne I visit a lot of inns and B&Bs. If I don’t like the property, I typically won’t write about it. That explains why most of my articles are fairly positive. However, when it comes to the High Pointe Inn, you’re going to have to excuse me while I gush. There’s not a […]

Youth fitness has received a lot of hype over the years, and for a good reason. It is far too easy to watch summer melt away from the couch while cartoons play or video games rule the day. However, kids need exercise for both their health and mental status. Children with too much energy pent […]

In the past few years there has been a resurgence of young dynamic couples moving into Baltimore city into older homes, usually row homes. There are definitely pluses and minuses of living in a small space Less space means you can’t buy a lot of stuff, but the main downside is dealing with the day-to-day […]

Emily Maynard is down to her final few guys while filming ABC’s “The Bachelorette 2012,” and her season premieres May 14. Quite a few “Bachelorette” spoilers have come out already, and there is an interesting tidbit regarding one frontrunner that some suspect may throw Emily Maynard’s season off-track. ABC released the identities of Emily’s bachelors […]

Ugly Dog Productions is proud to announce the return of Couples Counseling Killed Katie, a one-act play written by Mark Roberts. This provocative, dark comedy stars Roberts (creator, Mike & Molly) and Jessica Tuck (True Blood). Yvette S. Taylor is the director. This early work by Roberts was originally written in 2000 and performed in […]

No matter how intently you pay attention, No Way Around But Through doesn’t make a lot of sense. Billed as a “dark romantic comedy,” this new play by actor/playwright Scott Caan is intermittently comic but persistently cranky rather than dark. As for romance, Caan and his costar Robyn Cohen do nothing but whine at each […]

How many people can you think of in Central New Jersey who work selflessly for affordable housing, same-sex marriage, better care for the mentally ill, programs that promote healthy behaviors among kids and teens, and cooperation among religious faiths as a means for eliminating misunderstanding and hatred? Mercer County today lost a tireless advocate for […]

The product: CHAMP Zarma My Hite FLYTee ($6-$7) Where to find it: CHAMP Zarma My Hite FLYTee can be found at most golf retailers including big ones like Golfsmith and Golf Galaxy. A complete listing of stores that sell the products can be found on the Champs website. Initial thought: I have never strayed away […]

Does Palisade, Colorado, seem far away? Located 230 scenic miles west of Denver on I-70, Palisade comes into view as the beautiful Grand Valley unfolds in the shadow of Mt. Garfield. Palisade is home to a number of Colorado’s more than 100 wineries, many of which have tasting rooms in Palisade. Next week offers a […]

The eighth and final season of “Weeds” premieres on July 1, 2012 at 10 p.m.ER/PT, on Showtime, according to a June 13, 2012 press release from Showtime Television Network. The show that introduced America to pot-dealing soccer mom Nancy Botwin, portrayed by Mary Louie Parker, is sparking up its final toke. “Weeds” will be followed […]

Tim Lawson, owner of New Grains Bakery in Provo, UT filed a lawsuit in U.S. District Court in Salt Lake City. “People are dying every day. I want our government to realize they work for us, and this is a sincere and massive concern of life-threatening magnitude,” Lawson said. Hatch spokesman Matthew Harakal said the […]

The tit for tat, slap me and I’ll slap you back harder strategy modern campaigns find fundamental to getting their message out, and attacking the message their opponent is pushing, will achieve new levels of height and hate never imagined before. If the verbal and video missiles the Obama and Romney campaigns are firing at […]

By DAVID CASUCO My friend spends a lot of time surfing the Internet, and each time he comes around an interesting stuff, he picks it up and forwards it to all his friends. I admonish him repeatedly to stop cluttering my mailbox, but he would not listen. Last week, I checked my mailbox expecting more […]

According to the latest SEARCH for Diabetes in Youth data by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the National Institutes of Health (NIH), the prevalence of T1D in people under age 20 rose by 23 percent between 2001 and 2009. The study also found that the rate of increase is now 2.7 […]

In Cullen Park on Houston’s west side, it’s 91 degrees and sunny at 3:30 in the afternoon, with a stiff breeze out of the south. Fans watching the club teams playing on the park’s soccer fields are desperately seeking shade, and you can hear the children squeal as they cavort in the little water park […]

Everyone has their good days and bad days on the golf course, but the pros always seem to make it look so easy. Ever wonder why? Maybe it’s their mental game. If you want a beter mental game, then Peter Kingsley B.A.Hyp is your guy. Peter is San Antonio’s golf mentalist/hypnotist. He began his journey […]

In the world of flea markets where things are not always what they seem, I like to think that my training as a global readiness consultant comes in handy as a flea market fanatic . I rely on something called the 5D Cultural GPS that helps me demonstrate what makes the other guy tick. I […]

When the American Conservative Union holds one of its Conservative Political Action Conferences, one of the highlights is always a straw poll measuring attendee preferences for some upcoming election. This week’s CPAC Chicago was no different, polling the conservative activists present about their preference for the Republican Party’s upcoming vice presidential pick. The poll is […]

On Tuesday, Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers (R-WA) attacked the Obama campaign’s “Life of Julia” infographic during the Republican Leadership’s press conference. She explained that the “Life of Julia” campaign has failed to motivate women, and has actually backfired, because women do not want dependency on the federal government; they want policies that empower women, expand […]

Summer is a time of relaxation and vacations. Finding the right summer getaway to keep all family members happy can often be a challenge. There are many things to keep in mind when planning a family vacation. By answering the five questions below you will have a good start on your vacation running smoothly. Write […]

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The Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) adopted a new resolution this week on gay rights that basically states those rights simply do not exist. The SBC was organized in 1845 to unite Southern Baptists under a semi-governing body. The Convention meets for a few days each year and member churches send representatives, known as “messengers,” charged […]

Mary Worth is all set to become the nation’s newest version of Ann Landers – but only if the newspaper set to publish her column can stay in business. We haven’t heard much about the vaunted Santa Royale Gazette, for which Ms. Worth is ready to take over the always popular “Ask Wendy” column (though […]

This is the real show. Outside the arena, around the parking lot, after the graduation ceremonies at the University of New Mexico Pit; it’s the moment after and the moment before – a celebration which the graduate thinks is all about him or her but which is really about the entire enterprise – the family […]