Saskatchewan gardeners warn of lost art as food supply worries grow
A Saskatchewan writer reflects on postwar garden abundance and today’s reliance on supermarkets. He recalls family plots in Tisdale and harvests that fed households, then notes fears if transport or electricity falters and urges renewed gardening, citing Amanda Ryce of the Saskatchewan Horticultural Association and the push to teach youth to grow food.
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Swearing boosts pain tolerance in ice water test
Keele University psychologist Richard Stephens led a 64 volunteer study where halves submerged arms in ice water while shouting neutral words or profanity. Those using swears stayed submerged up to 40 percent longer and reported less pain, suggesting swear words trigger a fight or flight response.
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