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Flowers for Drying
By Wes Porter | March 3, 2016
Perennials for our purposes do not form such a large group.
March for Maple Syrup
By Wes Porter | 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
Train your brain not to be upset or anxious
By ISRAEL21c | March 2, 2016
New neurological findings from Israel show it is possible to self-teach a non-emotional way of putting the brakes on emotional reactions.
ART NEWS: Fifth solo London show for Matthew Alexander
By Tim Saunders | March 2, 2016
“Matthew Alexander is a fine artist in the true tradition of European landscape painting
Spring (officially) arrives
By Wes Porter | March 1, 2016
March wouldn’t be March without a trip to the sugar bush, for example at the Elmira Maple Syrup Festival, Ontario
Alzheimer’s could be diagnosed with common blood test
By ISRAEL21c | February 24, 2016
Researchers find neuroprotective blood protein that is a biomarker for Alzheimer's disease and also correlates with IQ.
Corrupt Reconstruction Caused Southern Racial Division
By James W. King | February 23, 2016
Today very few Americans, including Southerners, remember or have ever heard of Uncle Sam's terrorist organization, the UNION LEAGUE
Egypt: Another Christian Killed in His Military Unit, Supposedly by “Suicide”
By Raymond Ibrahim | February 23, 2016
Another “phenomenon” of Christian life in Egypt….
False Grace, Loving God and Hating Evil
By Matt Barber | February 21, 2016
You’ve heard the old adage, “Love the sinner hate the sin.” Some complain that it’s found nowhere in the Bible.
Reading IS phonics
By Bruce Deitrick Price | February 19, 2016
The reading debate continues to rage. The same confusing arguments are endlessly recycled. Finally, nobody escapes the central truth that reading and phonics are essentially the same.
Adult Spring Break Escape
By News on the Net | February 19, 2016
Adults enjoy a sophisticated spring break at the “Grand Dame of Downtown Dallas,” complete with spacious Executive Suite accommodations
ART NEWS: Exciting challenges for Yorkshire painter this year
By Tim Saunders | February 18, 2016
Lesley Birch from York has a one month solo exhibition in Durham from May 9 to June 10
The whale shark that knew it was being rescued
By News on the Net UK Daily Mail | February 18, 2016
The incredible moment gentle giant lets a diver untangle a fishing rope wrapped around its body
Is the Pope, Russian Patriarch “pro-family” historic declaration for real?
By David Martin | February 13, 2016
Pope, Russian Patriarch Sign Historic "Pro-Family" Declaration
Baseball to outlaw most takeout plays at second base
By Dan Calabrese | February 11, 2016
And many of you will say it's the "further wussification of sports." And you'll be wrong.
Christchurch Re-imagined
By News on the Net | February 11, 2016
Visit New Zealand in any season. Throughout both islands, you’ll have your choice of unique adventures
The Batter Who Got Spattered
By Jimmy Reed | February 8, 2016
My first homerun
The Typo that Bloated a Nation
By Michael R. Shannon | February 5, 2016
Had America taken mom’s 40–chews–per–bite advice and ruminated more over dinner the nation might be less bovine in appearance now.
Will the Pope Act to Save Italy?
By David Martin | February 4, 2016
Italy is in dire need of good direction right now, so our prayer is that Francis will use his position to promote "peace and justice" by delivering Italy from this curse
Herbal Viagra
By Wes Porter | February 3, 2016
Safer and considerably less costly would be to spend the few days surrounding Valentine’s Day in Verona, the magical city of Romeo and Juliet
Cut Flower Care
By Wes Porter | February 2, 2016
Despite Lord Tennyson’s poetical thoughts surely it is questionable that to win someone’s heart, one should present make a bouquet of a plant’s sex organs
Quackers or the paw-fect friendship?
Brave New World of CRISPR-Cas9
By Wes Porter | February 1, 2016
Italy’s Battle of the Oranges will take place in Ivrea on 6 February for no particular reason other than citing citrus
Rome to Dignify Luther’s Revolt through Joint Commemoration
By David Martin | January 28, 2016
How is it that Rome will now dignify the work of one whom the Church officially holds to be an enemy of the Christian Faith?
Painting the future at Coastal Gallery
By Tim Saunders | January 27, 2016
Bev Saunders and Stewart Mechem
Have scientists found a CURE for Type 1 diabetes?
By News on the Net UK Daily Mail | January 25, 2016
Experts halt the disease by implanting cells that help produce insulin
Campaigns target charitable offering and church tithing
By A. Dru Kristenev | January 25, 2016
It’s no wonder that the smear campaigns for candidates scour every detail of another candidate’s life, even going so far as trying to equate tithing with charitable giving and offerings, much of which is never even reported
Oh boy: Charlotte Rampling says boycott of Oscars is ‘racist to whites’
By Dan Calabrese | January 25, 2016
Here we go.
Tian Tian, the giant panda at the National Zoo is ecstatic about the blizzard
By News on the Net | January 25, 2016
IT'S 'PANDAMONIUM'
Saint Bernard rescued after falling into icy lake
By News on the Net | January 24, 2016
Milo’s family had been tobogganing down a hill toward Woodglen Lake in Fairfax Station on Friday evening when the dog walked out onto the lake about 30 feet from shore and fell in.

