Just because we’re not in the mood to fire up the oven to make brisket in the summer doesn’t mean we’re off the hook when it comes to warm weather meals. Nope, when it comes to summertime, there are definitely some classics that just taste best when homemade. The good news? You master these 75 recipes and your backyard barbecues, late night picnics on the porch, and beach days become a whole lot tastier. From the best potato salad in the game to a pie bursting with juicy cherries, these are the summer recipes to learn and love.

Kidney cleanses have been utilized since ancient times to keep the kidneys free of calcium deposits.

Cheese is one of the hardest habits to regulate day to day. You may, in fact, be hooked. And, it turns out there’s a reason behind our cravings. Cheese contains contains casein fragments called casomorphins, a casein-derived morphine-like compound. Basically, dairy protein has opiate molecules built in. When consumed, these fragments attach to the same brain receptors that heroin and other narcotics attach to.

Between 1999 and 2016, suicide increased by 28 percent across most American demographics; in 25 states, the suicide rate rose by more than 30 percent. Here are the common causes of suicide, the warning signs that someone may be contemplating suicide, and how you can help them.

An international team of astronomers using Hubble has made the most precise test and validation of Einstein’s general relativity yet outside our Milky Way. A nearby galaxy acts as a strong gravitational lens, distorting light from a distant galaxy behind it to create an Einstein ring around its centre. By comparing the mass of the lensing galaxy with the curvature of space around it, the astronomers found that gravity on these astronomical length-scales behaves as predicted by Einstein’s general relativity.

Daily sun, earth and space science for Sunday June 24, 2018 by Suspicious 0bservers: meteor over Russia, storms and flash floods in U.S. and Mexico, Latvia drought, 100 earthquakes studied

Daily sun, earth and space science for Friday June 22, 2018 by Suspicious 0bservers: Earthquakes, Solar Watch, Agenda 21, science news, ‘The Entire Habitat is Gone’: Hawaii’s natural wonders claimed by lava

Daily sun, earth and space science for Thursday, June 21, 2018 by Suspicious 0bservers: geometrically preposterous storm, tornadoes, flooding, a big story about the cosmos, coronal holes, plasma filaments dancing over the sun’s limb, and a newly active sunspot group, plus another 5.3M volcanic earthquake in Hawaii.

The FIFA World Cup being held in Russia may just be what the country needs to renew it’s dark image in athletics.

Life is a long road filled with signs, we all need a little guidance to be on a path that is positive and balanced. Here are 11 spiritual books that will for sure lend you the guidance you need.

Buddhist Music can bring many health benefits to your child’s brain and inspire them as they discover and open themselves to understand the world; fostering their ability to make kind and compassionate choices that will eventually influence their practice on compassion, happiness, and ability to experience joy.

Posting memes, remixes, and other similar content could soon be banned from the Web in the European Union, according to critics who are speaking out against a recently proposed copyright law. The law, known as the “Copyright Directive,” will be voted on later this month by the European Parliament, and lawmakers suggest that this will protect content creators in the Internet age. However, one of the primary reasons why the internet age has brought us so much innovation and novelty is because of the fact that such a large aggregate of people are able to share their ideas and build upon the ideas of others to create something uniquely special. Article 13 of the proposed bill calls on platform providers such as Google, Facebook, and Web hosts to “take measures to ensure the functioning of agreements concluded with rights-holders for the use of their works.”

If you’ve been thinking a tiny house would be too small for you, maybe this kind of larger tiny house will work.

The study by U.C. Berkeley economists examined the effects of the incremental wage increases in 2015 and 2016. After analyzing Seattle job data prior to the wage hikes—which were signed into law by Seattle Mayor Ed Murray in 2015—and after they began to take effect, researchers found “no evidence of job loss in the city’s restaurant industry, even as pay reached $13 for workers in large companies.”

An irrevocable trust is a gift given, typically the gift is money or a business, that cannot be undone. This type of trust, unlike a revocable trust, is permanent and may not be altered or canceled. If you would like to give a trust where you may change your mind regarding the conditions of it then you will need a revocable trust.

There’s no question time is our most precious resource. Here’s the most important time management rule you can know — and some tips on how to live by it.