Carpe the hell out of every diem

The plan this week was to focus on National Cherry Cobbler Day, which is Friday. There's just no better way to end the week than with a big bowl of warm cherry cobbler topped with Blue Bell. Right? Apparently, it's not happening in Houston. I've ...

Friday is National Shrimp Day. According to the National Fisheries Institute, the average American consumes 4.10 pounds of shrimp each year. Here's are some ideas for marking the day and meeting your annual quota: 1 Try the Cuban Shrimp Scampi at ...

For its recent album of cover songs, Everybody Loves Sausages, Los Angeles rock band the Melvins mined rock history to reveal some unlikely inspirations. The record hasnt gotten nearly the attention it deserves, especially for those who love ...

In-person teaching and online learning help students, please teachers.Teacher Damian Rodriguez at Carpe Diem, a charter school in Yuma, Ariz., gives a student instructions while others are learning online.(Photo: Jared Dort for USA TODAY)Story ...

Carpe diem, the Latin aphorism literally means seize the day. Technical textiles sector has to seize the opportunities presented before it. In particular, Indian technical textiles sector is in a better state with a greater push and support from the ...

On his Carpe Diem blog on April 29, economist Mark J. Perry called the rapid increase in Texas oil output over the last few years "one of the most remarkable energy success stories in US history". He's right. The rapidity with which oil and gas ...

I've dated the same man for nearly 30 years, and the only time I seriously thought we'd break up was during a visit to Charivari several years ago. Over his objections, I ordered the garlic soup. Days later, he still complained that I reeked of ...

Paris—A major office building in the French capital has just set an important milestone as it became the first French high-rise structure to be awarded with Platinum certification under the U.S. Green Building Council's Leadership in Energy and ...

The string quartet field is so crowded that every group is looking for some hook or cachet to set itself apart. A number of these quintessentially classical ensembles have branched out into pop, jazz, bluegrass and world music, with decidedly mixed ...