12 May 2013
Vitamin D is critically important to bone health and healthy aging, yet many Americans are vitamin D deficient. Estimates from a number of studies demonstrate that up to 50% of seniors have inadequate levels of this vitamin, which is so important to our bones as well as our muscle strength and balance.
Seniors are at a...
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23 April 2013
I received an email from a reader asking, “Where was this all-caring God when 20 children were massacred [at Sandy Hook elementary school in Connecticut last December]? IF EVER HE SHOULD HAVE ACTED IT WAS THEN! There are so many other examples of this in history. NO ONE SEEMS TO HAVE AN ANSWER!”
Another reader, out...
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23 April 2013
The most avid genealogists can trace their ancestral histories back several hundred years, but beyond that point the trail often runs cold, at least for researchers working with paper.
In 2005, geneticist and National Geographic explorer-in-residence Spencer Wells launched an ambitious endeavor that essentially amounts to genealogy on steroids. Far from the traditional dusty documents and...
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23 April 2013
Oregon resident Cliff Butler joined the priority list at Wind Crest in Highlands Ranch, Colo., because he wanted to return to his beloved Rocky Mountains as quickly as possible. A retired Air Force officer and microbiology laboratory scientist, Cliff spent decades of his life in Colorado, where his family still lives. In 2011, he found...
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