Holiday eating tips from Nebraska nutritionist
Dr. Ruthe Eshleman urges careful food use during holidays to curb obesity amid world food shortages. She advises serving only needed amounts, choosing low calorie foods, and involving families in planning, with Mexican Japanese and Chinese dishes highlighted as nutritious, affordable options.
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House plants need winter rest say Nebraska extension experts
University of Nebraska Lincoln horticulturist Brent Hoadley advises houseplants enter a rest period during shorter days and cooler indoor temperatures. He notes bulb and tuberous plants like amaryllis and tuberous begonia as examples while succulents need only minimal water to prevent rot.
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Pope Gregory I’s 601 Rome instruction on Christmas feast
Pope Gregory I issued directives to missionaries in Rome in 601 urging that Christmas celebrations focus on religious meaning. He advised observing a religious feast and worshiping God through feasting, balancing outward pleasures with spiritual joy.
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The Ass in Bible Times Ridden by All Ranks
The ass, seen as a humble beast, served rich and poor alike. The Bible repeatedly mentions the animal as a common household fixture, indicating its widespread use across social classes.
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