Are our foods safe from overt or inadvertent intrusions to health? Yes! Are our foods safe from negative covert influences or sinister exploitation, NO! For the average consumer our food supply is sufficiently guarded against dangers of pollution, shelf life degradation, or fraudulent tampering. But what about the less ... More..

Have you taken a close look in the mirror and than also looked at the community members around you? By doing so, the (dire) consequences of the human diet will become evident, at least at this point in history. More is being spent on food than ever before, but do we have the strength physically, mentally, or spiritually that... More..

My first online learning schedule faced me as I decided to get my Master of Education degree after 30 years away from the academic setting. An added complication was the fact that my husband's health condition was requiring increasing amounts of attention each day and I was his only primary care person. I would like to shar... More..

The first glaring problem that exists is the use of the word "Mormonism". Those who have been referred to as "Mormons" (because of their respect of the Book of Mormon as scripture)should be more appropriately considered members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. I really have no idea what is meant by the wor... More..

Since dealing with a catastrophic chronic illness, our "on the run" has slowed considerably. Yet I can remember the hectic pace when focusing on paying the bills and now have a much better perspective of what should have been happening 30 years ago for my husband and me! We used to privately ridicule people we noticed tha... More..

In order to discover how a college degree opens the door to more job opportunities for you, let's discuss how your relationship to your degree is directly related to how your employer's relationship may relate to you. Doors don't open all by themselves - the following interview (with yourself) may help you use your degree to... More..

Thanksgiving "In-deed"! In reading Lincoln's Proclamation of a Thanksgiving Day for all Americans, I offer thanks for there being in existence (and a way of sharing easily) such a reminder of where our blessings truly originate. In reading it also, I am reminded of the many times I have been admonished for "too many words" ... More..