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Seeing double: Savannah identical twins turn 100News on the Net | Family | March 20, 2016
Family members attribute the twins' longevity to being on-the-go and engaged with people and events around them.

Drive-In TheatersDr. Ileana Johnson Paugh | Family | March 20, 2016
The disappearing drive-ins remain part of the Americana and its nostalgia

LaRoche announced earlier this week he would forgo his $13-million contract for 2016 after club executives complained his 14-year-old son, Drake, was showing up too frequently in the White Sox clubhouse.

Ford introduces magic trailer-backing technologyJim Bray, CFP Automotive Editor | Automotive | March 17, 2016
The supposedly all-new 2017 F-150 Raptor SuperCrew adds agility, versatility and room to "the toughest, smartest, most capable F-150 Raptor ever."

Blumoo gives its owners control over virtually all the audio and visual equipment in their home - or just in whatever single room might house your electronics

Luna, a 1½-year-old, blue-eyed German Shepherd, was presumed to have died after falling overboard from a commercial fishing boat near San Clemente Island

There is a border full of perennial flowers that will also attract our predacious buddies from early spring to late fall

The Brazilian Court Hotel in Palm Beach resides just steps away from the luxurious, world-renowned shops of Worth Avenue and the sapphire waters and sugar-white sands of the Atlantic Ocean.

Barbequing, Kiwi StyleTravel New Zealand | Travel | March 15, 2016
When Kiwis break out the barbeque, it’s even more inviting (and delicious)!

Child Hunger: How a Pharmaceutical Company Will End ItW. Gifford-Jones, MD and Diana Gifford-Jones | Health and Medicine | March 14, 2016
Inadequate nutrition is a medical time-bomb

Zeus dallied with the mortal woman Alceme and from this union was born Hercules, who was to become renowned for his strength and endurance

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Amazing new experiences are just one flight away

Nail-Scarred HandsJimmy Reed | Family | March 11, 2016
God loves His world — loves it so much that He set in motion a perfect plan to erase evil by offering sin’s ultimate redemption on a cross at Calvary

Kay and his faithful companion Holly Blue recently paid a visit to the rescuers and extended their thanks in person.

Toyota kind of sort of makes two great entry level carsJim Bray, CFP Automotive Editor | Automotive | March 10, 2016
Both the iM and the Yaris sedan are terrific little small cars, fun to drive and undoubtedly easy to live with - as long as, at least in the case of the Yaris, you don't want to stream your phone to the car.

An extraordinary listening experience

An American in ClujDr. Ileana Johnson Paugh | Family | March 10, 2016
Darius Roby

The subversion of American EvangelicalsCaroline Glick | Family | March 9, 2016
Replacement Theology

Researchers have created a new hair loss treatment in the lab that someday could help hair grow back even better than before.

For ShameW. Gifford-Jones, MD and Diana Gifford-Jones | Health and Medicine | March 7, 2016
Ms. S has now entered history as being the first judicially authorized assisted death in Canada

A Bucyrus’ Brawny BellowJimmy Reed | Family | March 5, 2016
I still love the sound of powerful engines, but there’s one that I would just as soon never hear again

Flowers for DryingWes Porter | Family | March 3, 2016
Perennials for our purposes do not form such a large group.

March for Maple SyrupWes Porter | Family | March 2, 2016
The horticulturally-minded third U.S. president, Thomas Jefferson, suggested that every farmer should have a ‘maple orchard’ along with an apple one

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New neurological findings from Israel show it is possible to self-teach a non-emotional way of putting the brakes on emotional reactions.

What gives Parmesan cheese its unique taste?American Chemical Society | Health and Medicine | March 2, 2016
Understanding what's in parmesan could help producers ensure good taste.

Syrian academics face danger, limited optionsAmerican Chemical Society | Health and Medicine | March 2, 2016
Kassem Alsayed Mahmoud is one of many scientists who have been affected by the war in Syria.

“Matthew Alexander is a fine artist in the true tradition of European landscape painting

Spring (officially) arrivesWes Porter | Family | March 1, 2016
March wouldn’t be March without a trip to the sugar bush, for example at the Elmira Maple Syrup Festival, Ontario

BMI doesn't scale well. A tall man with the exact same build and body composition as a shorter man will have a higher BMI