Category: Arts Entertainments
skinny chest? 3 exercises to pump up those skinny pectoral muscles
Having a skinny, bony chest is no laughing matter, especially for a guy. Everywhere we look, we’re bombarded with images of massive pecs and barrel-chested guys, and we’re made to feel like a big, muscular chest is the epitome of masculinity. While much of this is rubbish used by the media to sell products and…
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Universalism and Paul: Universal Condemnation
The universal condemnation of humanity. I found something dealing with the theme of Universalism – actually the opposite – in 12 of the 16 chapters of Romans. Truly this jewel of the apostle Paul is key to a proper understanding of God’s eternal program. Romans 1:5-6.8. As in Acts, so here, the word all draws…
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Ghana Life: Ashanti Compound House
Despite the rapid growth of the big cities, Accra and Kumasi, the majority of Ghanaians still live in hamlets, villages, and small towns in rural areas where the bulk of livelihoods still essentially depend on agriculture. In these rural communities, the traditional form of housing is still common and most families live in a single…
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Sweet music for those who invented the MP3 player
Digital players of all kinds happily shared the market. The advent of the MP3 player probably brought many of its sales figures to an abrupt halt, as the latter device had more capacity to fit in the palm of the hand or in the pocket. Its story began with the digital audio industry’s need for…
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Ghana Life: Do visitors need more than English?
Ghana, like most other countries that were once British colonies, adopted English as its official language upon gaining independence in 1957. This avoided having to decide which of the more than sixty vernacular languages should be so designated. However, the vernacular languages are fit and well and are spoken in most homes, informal workplaces, markets,…
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Why is it important for the unhealed soul to heal?
The unhealed soul can be recognized by the life it lives and the stories it tells. Could you be one of those souls that walk without healing? Are you living a life free from the dark shadows of the past and fully aware that the circumstances of your life belong to you? Or are the…
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Ghana Life: Koo Nimo Master Musician
Since its founding in January 1972, the Technology Consulting Center (TCC) at Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST), Kumasi, has organized events open to the public. Some of these functions accompanied the opening of a new project or training program and some marked an important anniversary, such as the university’s Silver Jubilee or…
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The Wolf in the Twilight: An Old Indian’s Journey Through a Land of Ghosts and Shadows by Kent Nerburn
I love stories about Native American Indians, always believing that I had at least one life in a tribe in the American Southwest. The Nerburn story is a fictional account based on true events that engages the reader as we learn about the plight of today’s Indians struggling to come to terms with the horrors…
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Ghana Life: Encounters with the snakes of Ghana
In the 1970s, the veteran curator of the University of Ghana’s reptile house in Legon, near Accra, proudly told visitors that he had taken part in a study of Gold Coast snakes led by George Cansdale. , later from London Zoo. and famous for his BBC TV animal shows of the 1950s. “We found,” the…
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Fat Burning Supplements For People With High Blood Pressure: Is It Good For Your Health?
People with hypertension are often limited in their substance intake choices. This is especially true for substances, such as fat burning aids, that are not a natural part of the human diet. However, the point is that people with hypertension need to lose weight so as not to compromise their health. Being a quick alternative…
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