Prickly pear is an ordinary food staple in Mexico–more commonly referred to as nopal. Once the flesh is removed from the outer spines, the pads are cut up for tacos or even dried, powdered, and made into tortillas. (1) A Mexican company, however, has found a new use for the plant: biofuel. Because nopales require
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On Thursday, May 28th, 2020, cafemom.com published an excerpt from Diana Register’s book, Grief Life where she talks about letting her fifteen-year-old daughter get a tattoo. The Post The article is titled “I Let My 15-Year-Old Girl Get a Tattoo & I Don’t Regret It One Bit.” Register sets her tone directly. Some cultures, she
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Jacinda Ardern, Prime Minister of New Zealand addressed the United Nations in 2019 pleading for more kindness in politics. She also made a bold pledge, stating that New Zealand would become a country where “success is measured not only by the nation’s GDP but by better lives lived by its people.” While it sounds more
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