Monthly Archives: January 2016

1. Olive Garden House 2. Ginger 3. Soy 4. Ranch 5. Italian 6. Creamy Italian 7. Creamy Caesar 8. Thousand Island 9. Hot Bacon 1. OLIVE GARDEN HOUSE DRESSING 8 ounces Paul Newman’s Vinegar and Oil Dressing 1 clove garlic, … Continue reading →

1. Cheese Biscuits 2. Sweet Corn Cake 3. Buttermilk Biscuits 4. Cheese Toast 5. Garlic Cheese Bread 6. Cheese Nips 7. Honey Wheat Bushman Bread 8. Cinnabon Rolls 1. CHEESE BISCUITS Dough: To 11 oz cold water, add 1 1/4 … Continue reading →

Ninety percent of the large predators in the ocean are gone and their populations have collapsed, and some scientific studies suggest that most fisheries worldwide will collapse before 2050. The reason for this is that we have taken too many … Continue reading →

Burmese pythons can grow to more than 15 ft. (4.5m). They choke their prey with powerful muscles and like to snack on raccoons, rabbits and the occasional small alligator. It is necessary to grab it by its nonbiting end, but … Continue reading →

THE PERILOUS ATTRACTION OF OWNING EXOTIC PETS All across the nation, in Americans’ backyards and garages and living rooms, in their beds and basements and bathrooms, wild animals kept as pets live side by side with their human owners. It’s … Continue reading →

by Peter Gwin Rivaling the price of gold on the black market, rhino horn is at the center of a bloody poaching battle. The rifle shot boomed through the darkening forest just as Damien Mander arrived at his campfire after … Continue reading →

ASIA’S WILDLIFE TRADE – The Kingpin An exposé of the world’s most notorious wildlife dealer, his special government friend, and his ambitious new plan By Bryan Christy Update: After this article was published, the Malaysian Parliament passed the Wildlife Conservation … Continue reading →

WILDLIFE FROM AROUND THE GLOBE IS ENDING UP IN CHINA’S RESTAURANTS AND FOLK PHARMACIES In the spring of 2007, Chinese authorities boarded a large boat found deserted and adrift in their national waters. They discovered a cargo hold literally crammed … Continue reading →

SAUDIA ARABIA, ISLAM AND TERRORISTS Faith is being twisted and distorted, used as a wedge – or worse, sometimes used as a weapon. Violence and terror are perpetrated by those who profess to stand up for faith, their faith, professed … Continue reading →

Nomani & Arafa: Don’t walk a mile in her hijab ASRA Q. NOMANI AND HALA ARAFA, WASHINGTON POST | December 24, 2015 WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A HIJAB, NIQAB, AND BURKA? Hijab, niqab, burka – there are lots of different … Continue reading →