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Suzette Martinez Standring: Rewiring negativity

How can I love my neighbor when the internet brings mean-spirited and vicious comments right into my dining room? Insults mount on any opinion posted on-line. Recently, I was called "delusional" by a...

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Ditch the yogurt spoon, and drink

Our collective exposure to the way the rest of world eats yogurt also includes the way the world drinks yogurt. We're moving beyond ultra-thick, milkshake-y, berry-based smoothies to more globally...

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Hey kids, here's the full list of Teen Choice Awards Winners [video]

Sunday night was the 2016 Teen Choice Awards, hosted by John Cena and Victoria Justice. Former teen Justin Timberlake received a lifetime achievement award, because it's been 10 years since "SexyBack"...

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This may be the single most important thing making Americans sick

Obesity is what's driving a large chunk of the difference between American lifespans and those in other countries; between 42 and 67% of the years lost after age 50 in the US as compared to other...

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New York City is building a subterranean park

He pictures locals parading down flights of stairs to be confronted by stalagmites of ferns, bromeliads, and mosses in sunken spaces flooded with light. It surely sounds fantastical, but New York City...

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Consumer Alert: Sharing economy exposes summer travelers to insurance risks

As the U.S. summer travel season peaks, consumer use of sharing platforms continues to climb. Global revenue from sharing services will hit $335 billion by 2025, according to PricewaterhouseCoopers....

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Dealing with snails and slugs

Regular and even abundant rainfall in the spring and early summer has encouraged high populations of snails and slugs this year. Snails and slugs belong to the mollusk family along with oysters. They...

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Galvez-Lake Fire Dept. holds training

Galvez-Lake Volunteer Fire Department, in cooperation with Baker Fire Department Mobile Burn Trailer, held a fire training for the firefighters on June 24-26. The intensive thee-day training held...

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Country star Hillary Scott says new album was obedience to God

Hillary Scott is the seven-time Grammy Award-winning singer of the country music trio Lady Antebellum, but on Friday she will release her first Christian album.

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School district banned band from performing iconic hymn 'Amazing Grace' —...

An Alabama school district reversed course and overturned a short-lived ban on a public high school band's performance of "Amazing Grace" — a move that came following an outcry from frustrated parents.

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The Mom Stop: Coping with first time at camp

It took several days to pack my 7-year-old daughter's suitcase. We loaded the suitcase up with towels, bedding, flip-flops, bug spray, sunscreen, a portable fan and a flashlight. And since, this was...

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Shayne Looper: The surprising problem of prayer

In Christian devotional writings it is common to come across the phrase, "the problem of prayer." The fact that prayer has problems is widely acknowledged, and the one that gets the most attention is...

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Dr. Elaine Heffner: Thinking about bribery

When parents start to feel unsuccessful in getting a child to do something they consider important, their thoughts may go to bribery. Often it is presented as rewards, which somehow feels more...

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What makes this tandoori chicken salad different from the rest

This chicken salad recipe makes the most of that invitation. Its dressing, inspired by a tandoori marinade, is spiked with big, bold flavors: garlic, ginger, coriander, turmeric, cumin, salt and both...

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Butter doesn't increase risk of heart disease after all

Butter, that beloved fatty staple, has been slowly welcomed back into Americans' diets — and a new study finds it isn't as bad for our arteries as once believed.

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Add variety to your garden

A century ago, gardeners had their choice of hundreds of varieties of fruits and vegetables. Now, 80 years later, the options are vastly limited. Here are some tips.

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Veterans Park to host first ever Purple Heart Ceremony

The Ascension Veterans Memorial Park (AVMP) will hold their first ever Purple Heart Ceremony on Aug. 6 at 11 a.m. National Purple Heart Day is celebrated on Aug. 7 to commemorate the day in 1782 when...

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How religious commitment affects people's reactions to medical advancements

Highly committed people of faith are more likely than other Americans to be concerned about biotechnologies like genetic editing, according to a new Pew Research Center survey.

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Lost in Suburbia: Mr. Froggy goes swimming

As I turned my back to the pool to set up a chaise lounge, I heard a small splash.The splash was definitely too small to be the dog, and yet it was too large to be a branch.I scoured the pool to try to...

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Ascension Public Schools selects new superintendent

The Ascension Parish School Board approved a four-year contract for David Alexander to serve as Superintendent of Ascension Public Schools effective Aug. 19, 2016. Alexander served as director of...

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