Lifestyles

Weekend Winter-vention By | November 15, 2015
Orlando World Center Marriott gives travelers the perfect excuse to head to the Sunshine State for a weekend of sun and savings this winter.
Rare photo of famed faithful Tokyo dog found in late photographer’s home By | November 12, 2015
Famed Japanese dog Hachiko, known for being loyal to his owner even after the man's death
Saving Sauternes By | November 10, 2015
One must root for today's efforts to sustain the region -- and hope that serious consumers continue to find at least some space for Sauternes
Questions We’re Often Asked: Cactus or Succulent? By | November 4, 2015
Succulents derive their name from the Latin succulentus, juice. Many are familiar are familiar garden plants of temperate regions
How much does it hurt? New system quantifies pain By Israel21c | November 4, 2015
Israel’s Medasense is testing its novel objective pain-measurement tool ahead of marketing it to hospital operating rooms and ICUs.
The Roses of Heliogabalus By | November 3, 2015
The painting measures 52 x 84 inches and has been claimed in certain portions of an enthusiastic British media to depict a Roman orgy
Slugs’ Slimy Sex Life By | November 3, 2015
Even for a hermaphrodite – having both male and female organs – L. maximus enjoys what can only be described as a very unusual and distinctive mating method
Ireland - Enniscorthy and surrounding areas By | November 2, 2015
Waterford Crystal was established by George and William Penrose. Ireland was the chosen location for the factory because of the large amounts of forest, which could provide the fuel for the furnaces
The Wonderful World of Wheelbarrows By | November 2, 2015
The earliest illustration of a wheelbarrow in Europe is a stained glass window in Chartres Cathedral dated to 1220
Final Garden Cleanup, Indoor Interests By | November 1, 2015
If there’s water on Mars as NASA scientists recently reported, could there be plant life? Don’t bet on it
Cruising the Norwegian Fjords from the UK By David Powell | October 31, 2015
Olsen’s largest and newest cruise ship named after the Scottish home of the Royal Family
Tis’ the Season to Celebrate in Tallahassee By | October 29, 2015
Savoring Tallahassee's holiday spirit that spans five centuries takes time — perfect for a long weekend or winter break destination.
Scottish artist paints Sir Jackie Stewart By | October 28, 2015
Sir Jackie is the President of Dyslexia Scotland and Jonathan donated his painting of him in the 1969 Grand Prix in Germany to raise funds for the organization
Seven years ago, I organized my first wine dinner By | October 27, 2015
As prices and ripeness have edged upwards throughout Bordeaux, Beychevelle and Gruaud-Larose have kept both in check
Penticton woos telecommuters with promises of more time to live a life you love By | October 22, 2015
For an incredible lifestyle, Penticton is where dreams really do come true – especially for a growing global population of telecommuters
Wake on Water—The Edgewater Hotel, Seattle By | October 19, 2015
20% savings on all Waterside Guestrooms & Suites
Political Action Follows Political Philosophy: More Dispatches From the History of the Future By | October 15, 2015
Dr. Robert Owens announces his newest book:
Busy newly wed Scottish artist has much to be happy about By | October 14, 2015
Cecilia Forrest
Pioneering approach to Parkinson’s disease By Israel21c | October 14, 2015
Alex Kerten says his method of martial arts, movement and music helps PD patients slow the progression and ease symptoms with fewer meds.
Finally, a Definitive Guide to Napa Valley By | October 13, 2015
No guide to Napa Valley is complete without in-depth profiles of producers like Robert Mondavi, who proved to the world that California wine was worth taking seriously.
Fall in Love with LaPlaya Beach & Golf Resort By | October 12, 2015
This luxurious waterfront retreat provides the perfect backdrop for an unforgettable autumnal escape guests will fall in love with.
Say ‘Hola’ to up to 20% Savings at Mexico’s Newest Resort, Mahekal Beach Resort By | October 7, 2015
Nestled between the dense Riviera Maya jungle and Playa del Carmen’s longest stretch of beach, Mahekal Beach Resort celebrated its grand opening in December 2014 after completing a multi-million dollar transformation
Think Pink at The Brazilian Court Hotel, Palm Beach By | October 7, 2015
Art news: British artist and the art of hunting By | October 7, 2015
Gloucester artist Alexandra Churchill
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AngelSense keeps special-needs kids safe By Israel21c | October 7, 2015
GPS tracking and voice monitoring device provides real-time visual diary of the child’s day and sends alerts if location veers from the usual route.
Houseplants for Health By | October 5, 2015
To clear the air, an average size household room will require but a single 10-inch pot of any one of the following
Alarm at Ayahuasca By | October 3, 2015
Effects of drinking ayahuasca range from a pleasant intoxication to violent reactions with sickening after-effects
Squash, Pumpkins: Cucubits Uncovered By | October 2, 2015
Over the next month or so, massed displays of such winter squash proliferate at retail outlets. And by gosh, the price is right
Preparing garden for next season By | October 1, 2015
Cleaning out the containers of their annual display? Don’t discard the sweet potato leaves, a good source of vitamins.
Important art exhibition in Kent, UK By | September 30, 2015
The joint Creative Coverage exhibition takes place at David Burley Gallery, Birchington Library, Birchington-on-Sea, Kent CT7 9EG from October 19 to November 13, 2015.