Plant Early, Plant Often

There are fewer times harder on a gardener than winter. As we rise out of January’s frigidity, we are experiencing longer and sunnier days that make me yearn to get some seed

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Playing with Fire

The press starts to discover  what everyone with a room temperature IQ discerned on Day 1: Police are investigating an alternate theory* in the attack on Empire actor Jussie Smollett, and looking into

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Ruinstone – Part VI

(Continued from Part V) The siege was delayed as the newcomers, slightly more numerous than the warlock’s force, approached the hillock. Twenty horsemen, dressed in royal colors and led by the crown

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Ruinstone – Part V

(Continued from Part IV) They enjoyed the morning sunshine as the cart carried them through an uninhabited land of runty trees and barren hillocks.  The sky was a uniform blue with the

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A Database For Offenders

Sometimes the press goes to great lengths to help the wrong people: The Journal News submitted Freedom of Information requests for the names and addresses of all pistol permit holders in Westchester,

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Liberalism causes stupidity

It’s not really a new concept, nor is it one that would surprise even the most casual observer of politics and culture, but in the midst of a howlingly funny piece written

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Ruinstone – Part IV

(Continued from Part III) Though Fossick hated magic, it was obvious that he had learned plenty about it in the service of the Brethren.  He quickly accepted the relationship between stone, spell,

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Which Way, Christian Man?

Guthrie Graves-Fitzsimmons wants to know: (CNN) What type of Christian are you? Do you stand with Lady Gaga and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez or Mike Pence and Sarah Sanders? Two disputes in the last

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