Does Cinnamon Kill Ants, and other links

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• 10 Cemetery Walking Tours from Around the World -- “...if art, history, and nature are your passions, a cemetery walking tour will probably be right up your alley.”
• 20 Natural Repellents to Get Rid of Ants -- “Fortunately, there are natural and DIY ant-repellent methods to get rid of ants without calling an exterminator.”
• A challenge to Calvinism: M.T. Martin and the controversy that rocked Mississippi Baptists in the 1890s -- “The crux of the controversy was Martin’s emphasis on full assurance, which often led people who had previously professed faith and been baptized, to question their salvation...”
• Center for New Testament Restoration -- “Electronic transcriptions of every available extant Greek manuscript containing portions of the New Testament up to the year 400 AD.”
• Communities Make Small Town Charm a Priority Amid Diverse Influences -- “The small towns and cultural districts are the superstars of the Upper East Side of Texas, each with its own unique personality.”
• Directional Adverbs in our King James Bible -- “These adverbs carry precise meanings that faithfully convey the sense of the underlying Greek and Hebrew words.”
• Does Cinnamon Kill Ants? -- “Cinnamon confuses ant navigation by disrupting their scent trails.”
• First Things First -- “When reviewing the census we need to look for any variations we can think of for our ancestor’s names. ”
• Hearty egg meal -- “Salsa Verde, Hash Brown & Bacon Breakfast Skillet.”
• Ode to a Mighty Hunter -- “Texas’ diversity of colorful dragonflies and damselflies beguiles bird and butterfly watchers.”
• Should the Threat of Lawsuits Keep You from Practicing Church Discipline? -- “Discipline, when done rightly, is a form of love. It upholds the seriousness of sin, but also opens the door to restoration. The goal is not mere exclusion—it’s repentance and reconciliation.”
• The Cradle and the Cross -- “...two sabbaths followed Christ’s death, preventing the women from coming to the grave until the third day, Sunday morning.”
• The death of the university may soon be upon us. Good riddance. -- “The advent of ChatGPT two years ago has made coursework essays and online exams completely pointless.”
• The WASPs Who Flew Out of Sweetwater -- “The Women Airforce Service Pilots, or WASPs, who trained at the remote airbase, about 40 miles west of Abilene, were part of an experimental wartime program designed to free up male pilots for combat.”
• Understanding The King James Verb Suffixes (-est and -eth). -- “Understand that both forms are singular. They describe the action of a single individual.”
• Was Isaac Watts a Unitarian? Athanasian Trinitarianism and the Boundary of Christian Fellowship -- “How the wondrous doctrine of the blessed Trinity shines, through the whole of our religion, and sheds a glory upon every part of it!”
• Why Is Hot Honey Everywhere All of a Sudden — and What Is Hot Honey Anyway? -- “To get to the root of this hot honey frenzy, we need to go back in time by about two decades.”