Dr. David Meier Beker was born April 25, 1913 in Poland. He was the son of Samuel and Reisie Beker. I happen to have some documents pertaining to him, because he was a first cousin of my maternal grandmother Sara … Continue reading
On May 4, 2018, Julia Hanna and Aya Katz spoke with Dr. Paul Connett about the effects of water fluoridation on the health of human populations exposed to this practice. Dr. Paul Connett is a graduate of Cambridge University … Continue reading
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Have you ever seen a mayapple blossom? They are shy, and hide about halfway down the stem of the plant, their faces turned away from prying eyes. Mayapples grow in colonies from a single root system. That’s why you will … Continue reading
If you have a messy room, but you want to make it look and smell nice, you can start by cleaning out things you don’t need to make room. Once you’ve cleaned and organized things out, it’s time to vaccuum … Continue reading
Sometimes if you’re wearing waterproof makeup, it can be hard to take off. If you get the right makeup remover, it’ll be a piece of cake. Never sleep in your makeup, it clogs pores and your skin needs to breathe … Continue reading
Many people have a hard time protecting their hair from getting dry and having lots of split ends. These are some tips on how to protect your from getting damaged. Your hair may have a lot of split ends if … Continue reading
Tired of wearing glasses? Try wearing contact lenses. A contact lens is a thin lens you place on the surface of the eye. Contacts can be worn to correct vision or make your eyes look a different color. There are … Continue reading
Sometimes we become accustomed to finding a personal hygiene product at our local drugstore or grocery store. Then one day it disappears. Did they stop making it, we wonder? Or has this particular store just stopped carrying it for some … Continue reading
I was convinced by a surprise pot hole. For well over a decade I have commuted by bicycle to and from work at least three days a week even in winter. Of course, in the winter, the sun rises later … Continue reading
