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Nothing like the holiday season - trick or treat at Halloween; turkey and football on Thanksgiving Day and of course Christmas Day celebration beginning with Black Friday. One other tradition that I have tried to carry on with my children is sitting in front of the TV with a bowl of popcorn to watch all […]
On this date in 1889, Washington would become the 42nd state of the United States. To celebrate this day, I’m introducing a drink you’re probably familiar with as a shot. This one, however, I’ve decided to serve it on ice for this occasion. No one’s stopping you from straining it into a couple shot glasses […]
Carl Sagan spent most of his career at Cornell University as a professor and the Director of the Laboratory of Planetary Studies there. Not only an astronomer, he was also a well received writer in his genre, wrote over 500 scientific papers and a huge promoter of SETI (Search for Extra-Terrestrial Intellegence). His writings on […]
Sir William Wallace was more than the leading role in the movie, Braveheart. In his day, he was knight of Scottland, a homeowner, and more importantly a man who would give his life (and did) to ensure Scottland’s independance. There was no living heir to the throne of Scottland. England was asked to assist in […]
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