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In the Year of Our Lord 1557, Bloody Mary sat upon the English throne, the last five Protestant martyrs of the Reformation were burnt at Canterbury, and gentleman farmer and rustic poet Thomas Tusser took quill in hand to scratch out what could be called a Tudor Era...

How do ideas strike you? When do they hit? Have you heard of the phrases, “Stroke of luck… flash of insight… eureka moment?” Creativity involves anticipation mingled with uncertainty. For the record, ideas grow out of your brain through a simple yet complex capturing...

Why Mountain Homeowners Are Rethinking Their Exteriors by  Josh Dembicki, Owner of Bellwether Windows, Siding & Doors Something felt different this winter. The snow never really came. The temperatures stayed warm enough to confuse the trees, the wildlife and,...