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about how drought-tolerant succulents are fire-retardant enough to protect homes in the path of a Southern California wildfire. The fire may cook the water laden exterior leaves but not enough to dry and burn them. Hence, the fire, out of fuel, just stops.

Over 5200 SF of custom luxury in this one of a kind mountain retreat - home theater, hot tub, steam shower, 3 fireplaces, kitchen for the gourmet cook, exquisitely furnished, over 1000 sf of outside decks to enjoy the 50 mile views across a valley. Extensive use of tile and slate throughout the interior.

Brief report about where to get down home cooking (BBQ, soul food, southern cuisine, and more) in the Chattanooga, Tennessee area. All the restaurants are extremely low budget options, except for the upscale (yet understated) Canyon Grill, which is still reasonably priced and very good value for money.

Worms are an alternative source of protein. Too weird? "Worms are served like bar nuts in Thailand, as sun-dried snacks in southern Africa and, closer to home, on a "Bug Bistro" menu at the Nova Scotia Museum of Natural History in Halifax, Canada. Cooked, they have been compared to potato chips and beef jerky."