Sitting, squirming, giggling. Being still is just not on your baby’s agenda. Give her the nutrition she needs to get through her busy day with delicious Beech-Nut Naturals. Beech-Nut Naturals contain essential vitamins and minerals. Just the thing she needs to play and laugh all day long. Beech-Nut Naturals. Made to a higher standard. Yours […] Read more

All of a sudden, a $2,000 grill seems perfectly reasonable. Beef, its what’s for dinner […] Read more

Lean beef’s actually lower in fat than you think. Makes you wonder about eating all that skinless chicken, doesn’t it? Beef it’s what for dinner […] Read more

Next time you order a pint, you’ll find you taste something that isn’t in the recipe. It doesn’t come from the hops. Or the two-row malted barley. We like to call it character. It’s hard to define but easy to recognize. You find it in great men. And great beers […] Read more

The nine great symphonies by Beethoven have the popularity and emotional interest that none can rival. Mozart and Haydn put music on a pedestal, but Beethoven took it down and immersed it in life. He transformed it into a language to evoke emotions, express problems, and struggle exuberantly. Beethoven’s symphonies provoked a response from all […] Read more

Of all the hundreds of symphonies that have been composed, none can rival in popularity or emotional interest the nine great symphonic works that Beethoven wrote. Beethoven took music off the pedestal of formal beauty, where Haydn and Mozart had left it, and immersed it in the whirlpool of life. He roughened it up until […] Read more

Beethoven wrote hundreds of symphonies that rival the nine great compositions in emotional connection and popularity. He submerged us in the sound of authentic beauty that could portray exuberance and struggle, express problems, and relay emotions. A Beethoven symphony takes music off the pedestal of formality and reaches the heart of humanity. His contribution is […] Read more

Prose Beethoven’s Letters 1790-1826, Volume 1 Compiled by Ludwig von Ritter (1800-1877) TO COUNTESS GIULIETTA GUICCIARDI Morning, July 6, 1800. MY ANGEL! MY ALL! MY SECOND SELF! Only a few words to-day, written with a pencil (your own). My residence cannot be settled till to-morrow. What a tiresome loss of time! Why this deep grief […] Read more

Lock the eyelid-doors and shut out the wild dance of tempting scenes. Drop your mind into the bottomless well of your heart. Hold the mind on your heart that is bubbling with life-giving blood. Keep your attention tied to the heart, until you feel its rhythmic beat. With every heartbeat, feel the pulse of almighty […] Read more