El Borak is an historian by training, an IT Director by vocation, and a writer when the mood strikes him. He lives in rural Kansas with his wife of thirty years, where he works to fix the little things.
Over the years my tomato patch has produced respectable results. But one of the problems I consistently encountered was called Blossom End Rot. It happened first some ten years ago and grew
Everyone, it seems, has a magic bullet that’s going to end school shootings. It’s part of our culture. The left wants one simple law passed and the right another repealed. Everyone on Twitter is a policy expert, Facebook is filled
There’s no doubt that different generations face different troubles. Some face material hardship, wars that drag on for decades, droughts that seemingly never end. Others face social hardships, like deadly racial and
So you’ve done the Dad thing and it’s almost time for your kid to go to college, to graduate, to fly off and make something of himself. There’s an assumption snuck in
Prayer is the work of the Christian. Throughout the New Testament, we see prayer emphasized and encouraged. In His darkest hours, as the swords and torches came to haul Him away, Jesus
It may be only the beginning of supply chain disruptions: Apple shares fell over 3% in pre-market trade on Tuesday after it warned that it does not expect to meet its own
Yahoo’s Beauty and Style Editor offers a little medical advice: An estimated 19 million Americans have been infected with the flu so far this season, and 180,000 of them have been hospitalized
In former days, the safest place to be when the gates closed was inside the city walls. Today, not so much: Police at a roadblock on the outskirts of Wuhan turned away
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