Medical doctors are like any of the rest of us.  There are things about their jobs that get under their skin.  So, what ails a doctor? In a forum published by the Faculty of Medicine for Doctors and Medical Students, several patient comments are shared that push doctors to the edge.  Have you ever said… Read More »

Galileo Galilei (1564-1642) was the son of a musician.  Galileo chartered a different course for his life, desiring to become a doctor before changing his focus to mathematics and philosophy.  His interests broadened to astronomy and physics.  Hearing about an invention called the telescope and without ever seeing one, Galileo created his own which was… Read More »

Do you love the sound of a barbershop quartet?  If so, you are going to love today’s celebration.  This is National Barbershop Quartet Day.  Barbershop quartets are defined as a group of four singers where the “emphasis is on close, carefully arranged harmony, synchronization of word sounds, and the use of such devices as variation… Read More »

On Friday, March 13, AccuWeather’s Anna Azallion gave a weather report that seemed bizarre at best.  “A blizzard, dumping up to four feet of snow, tornados, damaging winds, hail, flooding.  It’s all coming from one storm.  A potential bomb cyclone this weekend into Monday is set to impact over 200 million people.”1  How could we… Read More »

Today’s National Day Calendar celebration is both joyous and sad.  This is National Former Prisoners of War Day.  It’s a day to recognize and honor those who were once POWs but were rescued or escaped.  It’s also a day where we should remember that there are more than 81,000 who are still POW/MIAs.1 “Since World… Read More »

Do you enjoy going to the zoo?  If so, today is National Zoo Lovers Day!  You can put me in the category of a happy celebrant of the occasion.  The National Day Calendar offers up a few zoo facts that are interesting: The Vienna Zoo is the oldest existing zoo and was opened to the… Read More »

GRU Space (Galactic Resource Utilization Space), located in San Francisco, California, is offering you the chance to be one of the first to have your name go down in history.  Yes, for the low, low cost of $250,000, you can reserve your spot to be one of the first ever to have a room in… Read More »

It’s unheard of these days to have a life without a cell phone.  In 2025, Pew Research discovered that 98% of Americans have a cell phone and 91% have a smartphone.  If you are still tethered to a landline, hoping it will make a glorious comeback, it’s time to wave goodbye to the beloved antique… Read More »

“The first day of the week cometh Mary Magdalene early, when it was yet dark, unto the sepulchre, and seeth the stone taken away from the sepulchre.  (2)  Then she runneth, and cometh to Simon Peter, and to the other disciple, whom Jesus loved, and saith unto them, They have taken away the Lord out… Read More »

  Today, we pick up where we left off yesterday by finishing the article written by Dr. Tommy Mitchell, a Fellow of the American College of Physicians and a speaker for Answers In Genesis.  His assessment of the crucifixion comes from a medical doctor’s point of view and sheds light on what Jesus endured.  The… Read More »