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10 Strange Ways We Make Food Last Longer Isn’t food the best? Not only is it delicious, we literally have to eat it to stay alive. Still, there’s a catch: If our dinner is spoiled, the very thing keeping us alive could end up killing us. To prevent this, we have developed a number of creative ways to keep food in prime condition as long as possible. Here are ten of the strangest ones: 10 Radiation Irradiation is not a new thing in cooking. After all, microwave ovens (which work by bombardin...

Even amid the continuing tragedy, we cannot have all our travel dreams crushed Simon Calder Travel brightens our lives, provides livelihoods and brings people together. At the end of a week of tragedy you may think that a crass observation. The number of our fellow citizens known to have died after contracting coronavirus has climbed above 100,000. Each day is marked by many hundreds more lives being lost to Covid-19. The rapid spread of the virus was originally facilitated by ...

(28 votes) Editors Note: This article first appeared in The Remnant back in July of 2020. I am reproducing it here as a sort of kickoff piece for the New Year.  As I see it, this call for Eucharistic crusade may be the most important thing we could do to help prepare our readers for the challenges of the New Year.  As the situation in the Church goes from bad to apocalyptic—with Globalism and Modernism seeming to compete with one another in the race to transform our world into a Godless gul...

Ramsay MacDonald (Image Source: Wikipedia) After Stanley Baldwin’s resignation, Ramsay MacDonald forms Britain’s first Labour Government, climaxing 24 years of struggle by the Labour Party. James Ramsay MacDonald was a British politician. In addition, he was the first Labour Party member to become Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, leading minority Labour governments for nine months in 1924 and then from 1929–31. 1930: Clyde Tombaugh photographs planet Pluto The dwarf planet, Pluto. (I...

Xi Jinping and his Chinese Communist Party have declared war on Transcendence

Charlie Arbuthnot (Chair) Charlie Arbuthnot worked in investment banking in the City from 1978 until 2008. During this time, he opened up various new markets including the market for private finance for housing associations and advised Her Majesty’s Government on introducing private finance to the social housing sector. In 2008, he left to set up his own business and became a self-employed financial advisor to housing associations. This has allowed him to focus on a wider remit covering both ...

"Give more things away. Your life will feel lighter. Your heart will feel warmer. The world will be better." – Joshua Becker

If Democrats Can Erase Us from Social Media, Can They Erase Our Votes? Jan 11, 2021 RUSH: Another question, ladies and gentlemen. Is it fair to think that what is happening to conservatives on social media…? I mean, we are being censored out of existence. We are being silenced out of existence. We are being pummeled, we are being threatened, we are being intimidated out of existence. So is it fair to think that what is happening to conservatives on social media is the same thing that happened...

By Premiere Networks Jan 11, 2021 RUSH: Another question, ladies and gentlemen. Is it fair to think that what is happening to conservatives on social media...? I mean, we are being censored out of existence. We are being silenced out of existence. We are being pummeled, we are being threatened, we are being intimidated out of existence. So is it fair to think that what is happening to conservatives on social media is the same thing that happened to their votes? I mean, if it can happen in one ...

The Mind-Expanding Power of Complementarity Embracing divergent perspectives at the same time is a key to understanding reality In his Pensees (“Thoughts”), Blaise Pascal wrote: “By space the universe encompasses and swallows me up like an atom.” In Leaves of Grass Walt Whitman wrote: “I contain multitudes.” On the surface, Pascal and Whitman seem to be saying very different things. Pascal says we are small; Whitman says we are large. Yet both are profoundly correct. Science not o...