Archive for March, 2008

Latex paint is used in the overwhelming number of DIY projects. Its fast drying time, usually no more than 6 hours, means the project will take less time.
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Alan Guebert's column this week is the story of the modern livestock industry.  It is pretty much flawless, so go read it here.
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Besides great sunshine, delicious cuisine and a rich monumental heritage, Andalucia also offers its visitors ample opportunities to revel in its diverse flora and fauna that abound in its two magnificent national parks, 23 natural parks and 31 assorted natural reserves. The two national parks; the Parque Nacional de Donana and the Parque Nacional...
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In the heat of the moment when we are hunting sometimes we forget to document our successes with a field photo or two.  Nothing brings back the memory of a hunt like a well taken photo.   Alot of photos end up being taken in the back of the truck or on the garage floor.  These...
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I put in my time that is for sure.  I had applied for an X zone tag in Northern California for 6 straight years.  Each year looking at maps and planning a trip that would be unique when compared to other hunt trips.  Not that I would be farther out in the wilderness or...
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Sunflowers are some of the most enjoyable and easiest flowers to grow. Sunflowers are the nature’s way of saying “thank you” to the sun.  Sunflowers are great plants that almost seem to be smiling at everyone who passes. The best thing about sunflowers is they are not hard to grow, and you can easily...
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Editor’s note: In the days leading up to the 2008 CMT Music Awards, Taylor Swift is sharing some of her favorite photos she has recently taken. Hi, I'm Taylor. And this is my dog, Bug. He's a mini pinscher, and I'm in love with him. I got him in a mall in California a few...
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To most everyone who has ever shot a bow this really seems to be one of those questions better left unasked. Unfortunatly I have been readimg more and more about how archers are buying 70# 80# and 90# limbs so that the buck won’t jump their arrow. I don’t mean to knock on everybodies hunting...
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After my earlier rant against the CEO of Pilgrim's Pride, I received an insightful email from a friend in North Carolina who has an upfront and personal view on how changes in the poultry industry are impacting local communities and farmers. Hopefully on Monday I'll have something directly from him to post on the blog. ...
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If you thought the line for Hannah Montana concert tickets was long, wait until April 6. That's the day of the open casting call for extras who want to play a part in the Hannah Montana movie. Replicated right down to the tin of baby powder, Dolly Parton's one-room cabin of a childhood home is...
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