“Saints” in U.S. Adoption

Posted on November 1, 2007 by Pam Connell

Since some Christian denominations recognize today as All Saints’ Day (a day to honor role models past and present, living and dead), I decided to do a bit of research on people who have had a great impact on adoption. Of course this list could include many, many people. I hope that holding up a few will reflect honor on all of those who continue to work for children and families. The U.S. Congressional Coalition on Adoption Institute established the annual “Angels in Adoption” awards and gala to honor the unsung heroes from all 50 states who have enriched the … Continue reading →

Fish Food Basics

Posted on October 19, 2007 by Aimee Amodio

Flake fish food is easy to use. The flakes will float on the surface while the fish eat; for bottom dwelling fish, you’ll want offer food that sinks like algae wafers or pellets. Flake fish food is a good primary food source not only for the vitamins, minerals, and nutrients — flake food is easy on the digestive system. Flake food does go bad after six months or so, so those jumbo containers aren’t always a good deal. Stick to smaller containers if you can. Some of the top brands of flake foods include Aquarian, Tetra, and Wardley. Live fish … Continue reading →