When I think of March, I don’t think of basketball or the infamous “Ides.” No, for me, it’s a celebration of good grammar. After all, March 4 is National Grammar Day in the U.S. (the U.K. couldn’t be bothered to observe grammar).

Feb. 22, 1924 Notable casts have always been featured of productions by Cecil B.

All was dark. Jim leaned back against the wall. He flinched slightly as the cold, damp concrete touched his flesh. A drop of water trickled down onto his shoulder and caused him to shiver. He paused momentarily, then slapped away a rat that had crawled up to nibble on his already tattered clothing. How much longer must he remain here? How much more of this could he take? He had existed in this cell for 120 days now. He knew this only because of a small pane of glass that stood behind a set of bars and allowed a few rays of daylight to enter his otherwisedingycell. This little 12” x 12” opening was the only reason, he felt, that he had not slipped into insanity. Each morning, and as many times a day as his wasted body would allow him, he would go to the window, pull himself up to where his eyes could just see over the concrete wall and through the window. There he remained until his arms ached from holding himself up.

Jesus answered, “It is written: ‘Man shall not live on bread alone, but on every word that comes from the mouth of God.’ (Matthew 4:4 NIV) Life has a way of detouring us on our spiritual journey. Fasting is a reset of our spiritual priorities.

Whether you are growing small grains for grain, grazing or hay or silage production, proper timing of topdressing is critical to your overall yield. Timing is especially critical if you are planning to harvest grain. Regardless of how you are using your small grains, ideally topdressing will occur in time for the N to be moved into the rootzone well before jointing (Feekes 5) begins. Timing is the most important aspect in getting the most economic benefit from your nitrogen topdress input cost.

Patrons to the Dublin Public Library will find a wide variety of new selections to accompany its fresh redesign from the end of last year and worthwhile programs. From fables about people eating books to absorb power to historical fiction about vampires at the time of the Mexican-American War to a contemplative diaryof asonexamining his relationship with his late father while in the belly of a whale, there is a lot of creativity just added to the stacks.

Can a person change your life without you ever meeting them? This question occurred to me as Wyndi and I were watching the documentary, “The Last Repair Shop” on Disney+. Carrying on a tradition over the last couple of years, Wyndi, I and one of the best men from our wedding try to watch as many of the Oscar nominees as possible from the time of announcement until the event.

I love listening to other people’s coffee shop orders. It seems there is no limit to human creativity when it comes to curating the best bespoke beverage. With so many milk choices, coffee combinations and sweetener options, the possibilities are endless. And, as long as I get that caffeine in me, it’s all good.

For many years there was a steam whistle that was used as a timepiece at the Dublin Water Works. It was used to tell workers when to go to work, take lunch, return to work and go home. Workers didn’t need a watch, the whistle took care of that. Not only did it tell the time, people loved the sound of the whistle. Older citizens were asked about it. Walter Hamilton guessed it must have been a custom since 1891.

Psalm 4:1 Hear me when I call, O God of my righteousness! You have relieved me in my distress; Have mercy on me and hear my prayer. Prayer is the most fundamental function of every believer.