Dr. Russell Blaylock is a retired neurosurgeon, clinical nutritionist, professor of biology at Belhaven College, and author of numerous books. He also pens a monthly health newsletter titled The Blaylock Wellness Report. Blaylock recently did a lecture on how nutrition acts as fuel for our brains. Click play to watch an excerpt of that lecture now.
Standing on Oxford Street in London's West End, I watched the spectacle last Sunday when the Olympic torch passed by inside the safety of a bus. Too bad. I had been hoping to see to some Olympic wrestling or something.
In a day and age where vilifying the mission in Iraq, and directly opposing our own military seems to be in vogue on college campuses, in the media and even from candidates running for president, I find great satisfaction in hearing from those of you who feel, as I do, that those who best understand the war are the heroes who are doing the fighting.
Add Abu Obeida al-Masri to a growing list of high-ranking Al-Qaeda operatives who've met their demise in the tribal regions of Pakistan over the last few months. But unlike other deceased AQ heavy hitters, most notably Abu Laith al-Libi and possibly even Adam Gadahn, al-Masri's death apparently came not by U.S. missile, but disease. Here's more, from CBN News:
To enter into the holy covenant of marriage is one of the ways we are allowed to glimpse our relationship to the Lord. We are told that we are now “flesh of my flesh and bone of my bone.” (Genesis 2: 23) United together, we are to cleave to one another.
What are we to do if we discover our mate has emotional problems, or worse a mental illness? What if their disorder is of such magnitude that it—the illness—causes havoc and chaos in the relationship?
Greetings and salutations one and all.
My interview with Tony Orlando is slated to air on The 700 Club this coming Thursday (April 10). One of his big hits: "Tie a Yellow Ribbon 'Round the Old Oak Tree."
The Iraqi Army once again proved its capabilities on Sunday, April 6 when it rescued 42 University Students who had been kidnapped by Al Qaeda.
At 10:00 AM local time, sirens sounded throughout the nation of Israel. The IDF Home Front Command authorized the siren as part of its five day nation wide training exercise. Israelis were instructed to locate the nearest bomb shelter or room capable of protecting people from missile attack. We went to the nearest intersection to both hear the siren and see how people would react. It's fair to say there wasn't a great deal of urgency in most of the people we saw. In fact, most people went about
The Brody File has been accumulating information about how John McCain is planning to reach out to Evangelicals.
Eleven conservative former Episcopal congregations that broke away from the U.S. Episcopal Church claimed victory Friday when a Virginia judge ruled that a state statute allows the churches to keep their property.