Rosemary is an easy to grow perennial herb that everyone should have in his or her garden. Having a perennial and annual herb garden is a simple and tasty method of reducing your food costs. Just think if you are making a side dish of mashed potatoes with leaks and Rosemary, no longer would you have to buy that small container of old dried over priced rosemary herb. Instead you could simply walk out your front, (or back), door and pick a handful of rosemary leaves, chop them in your blender and add to your recipe. Fresh herbs will provide a much bigger kick in flavor to any dish so be careful when switching from dried herbs to fresh.....
Cheesecake is a favorite treat in most families, yet it is something we seldom eat unless we are ordering a dessert when we dine out. Among our family’s favorites flavors of cheesecake is cherry. Yes, cherry cheesecake is a simple, but tasty snack after dinner or as in our case, as soon as it cools down. The ingredient list is short and the actual time to prepare your cherry cheesecake takes less than 45 minutes, (not including time for cooling)....
How many of us can remember the first tax revolt in this nation’s history? Everyone is aware of the Boston Tea Party and how it led to the revolution that created our nation, but in schools today the most that is said about the Whiskey Rebellion is a quick one liner about a few disgruntled farmers who were upset and how George Washington raised troops to put it down. In reality the Whisky Rebellion had its beginnings in 1791 when Treasury Secretary Alexander Hamilton imposed a 25% tax on all distilled products throughout the nation. The purpose of the tax was to help pay for the debts incurred during the Revolutionary War. ...
A great deal has been said and done about taxes over the last two years, including the creation and rise to prominence of a political party whose platform champions the idea of changing the tax code and reducing the spending of the Federal Government. Known as the TEA Party, this “new” national party and all of its chapters have been a major player in the fight for lower taxes and even had a direct impact upon the 2010 Congressional elections. Despite the ground swell regarding spending and taxes, no lasting effect upon the levels of taxation or the methods of collection for these taxes has been implemented. Nor does it seem there will be any significant changes before the 2012 Congressional / Presidential elections. Yet in Georgia, Governor Deal Georgia’s newest Governor, has been floating trial balloons suggesting that the onerous Georgia State property tax and income taxes maybe going the way of the Dodo bird. ....
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