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Help Cure Kids in November - Walk on the Wild Side

The recent London riots have caused a lot of controversy and speculation from the world, focusing on a small suburb in the capital. Without

I love bread. I am never so happy as when there is good bread at hand, whether to enjoy with some mature cheese or to wipe up the last traces of a beautiful sauce; to break into my soup or even to toss in a salad.

Recently on my travel adventures, I came across a very low-decile community. I got the opportunity to tour around the high school in the town, but it was heart breaking to see and hear the young people's perception of what the future involved.

The culinary heritage of India is so rich and diverse that it seems such a pity and even disrespectful just to lump it all together and call it "curry".

After a while it seems we all get bored with our living spaces, after all we are in them day in and day out. We desire a change, something new and invigorating.

Now more than ever, more and more people are either getting divorced or not getting married in the first place for a variety of reasons.

At one point or another, as a parent or even relative, you're likely to stumble across the inevitable question, issue, or perhaps joy of teenage parties.

The inevitable happened at the end of July. I turned into an adult. Oh gosh.

Grandchildren learn all manner of things from their grandparents, from hobbies to sports, and an enterprising grandparent can ensure that they pass on knowledge that will help the child in the future.