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The survey of 1,517 adults was conducted Dec. 1-7, 2015, by The Marist Poll sponsored and funded in partnership with The Knights of Columbus
The dogs that protect little penguins
By News on the Net | December 14, 2015
Amazingly, since Oddball and his four-legged successors were introduced 10 years ago, there has not been a single penguin killed by a fox on Middle Island.
A Dangerous Holiday
By Daniel Greenfield | December 13, 2015
It is a victory celebration in a guerrilla war. It is a reminder that Obama's war on Jerusalem was preceded long before him by Antiochus's war on Jerusalem. It is a brief light in a period of great darkness
He Always Will
By Jimmy Reed | December 11, 2015
On some Sundays, I would ask Mama to let me worship with my boyhood best friend and mentor, Jaybird, who was a deacon at the little country church just a short walk from my father’s Mississippi Delta farm.
Mark Penninga, Executive Director of ARPA Canada, saluted the decision and also urged BC’s Minister of Education to swiftly reapprove the Christian law school
Fake Wines Take a Toll on Everyday Consumers
By David White | December 9, 2015
Wine enthusiasts remain on edge
The Light of Chanukah
By Daniel Greenfield | December 7, 2015
Each time we light a candle or dip a wick in oil, we release a flare of light from the darkness comes to remind us of what was, is and can still be
An Unlikely Damascus Road
By W. Thomas Smith Jr. | December 7, 2015
A Review: From Pearl Harbor to Calvary
Coptic Pope’s trip to Israel stirs hope to end ban on visits
By Dr. Ashraf Ramelah | December 6, 2015
Pope Tawadros II and his Egyptian delegation to Israel celebrated the funeral mass of his dear friend and colleague, Bishop Abraham of Jerusalem, on November 29, 2015
Muhammad in Medina: from Refugee to Conqueror
By Raymond Ibrahim | December 4, 2015
why was Muhammad “persecuted”: Because he was telling the people of Mecca how to live their lives — that is, by abandoning their gods and traditions and accepting his “revelations,” now known as Sharia
Questions We’re Often Asked: Christmas Trees
By Wes Porter | December 4, 2015
Real Christmas trees do take a little more care if they are to stay fresh over the holiday season and not become fire hazards
Poisonous Christmas Gift Plants
By Wes Porter | December 3, 2015
The masses of red, pink or white blooms of the Azalea Rhododendron indica decorate any room. Like other member of that family though, the foliage is poisonous.
Holy Holly
By Wes Porter | December 3, 2015
While there are some 400 species of Ilex, English Holly, Common Holly, or European Holly as it is variously designated, I. aquifolium, is native to Europe, North Africa and Western Asia
Tis’ the Season to Celebrate in Tallahassee
By News on the Net | December 2, 2015
Travel back in time to the Spanish colonial era at the Winter Solstice Celebration at Mission San Luis Dec. 12-13
Prestigious exhibition in Great Britain
By Tim Saunders | December 2, 2015
The exhibition features the work of: Jeffery Courtney, Mike Sofroniou, Jonathan Mitchell, Mark McLaughlin, Roy Mackintosh, Susie Lidstone, Marilyn Kernoff and Iain White.
Can Mushroom Scent Turn Women On?
By Wes Porter | December 2, 2015
One of the commonly and not inappropriately called stinkhorns, the Yellow Netted Stinkhorn, P. multicolor is one of some 77 species spread over 21 genera found worldwide but especially in the tropics
Try the wine that King David and Jesus may have sipped
By Guest Column Israel21c | December 2, 2015
An Israeli winery is making wine from a nearly extinct species of indigenous grapes used in biblical winemaking thousands of years ago
Poinsettia Pushed off Top 10 List
By Wes Porter | December 1, 2015
The tallest living Christmas tree is a 162-foot Grand Fir, Abies grandis, at the Coeur d’Alene Resort in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho
‘Emmaus Code’ Shows Jesus is the Messiah
By Matt Barber | November 29, 2015
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British artist is major success in USA
By Tim Saunders | November 28, 2015
Back home, Matthew sold “virtually all my paintings” in his exhibition entitled ‘In the footsteps of the Impressionists’ at John Davies Gallery in the Cotswolds, which finished in October.
With Seven Wines, Exploring Burgundy’s Côte d’Or
By David White | November 24, 2015
About 800 years ago, Cistercian monks in the region began observing different sites and the quality of the resulting wines
Cyber Monday Savings
By News on the Net | November 23, 2015
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Top Scottish artist exhibits in Newcastle and more galleries in Scotland
By Tim Saunders | November 18, 2015
Keith Salmon's work is based almost entirely on the walks he does over the wild Scottish mountains, through the glens and along the coastline
Cure for male baldness with no sexual side effects?
By Guest Column Israel21c | November 18, 2015
A team at the Technion is developing an innovative new topical treatment that could treat baldness without the serious side effects associated with current oral medications.
Weekend Winter-vention
By News on the Net | 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 News on the Net | November 12, 2015
Famed Japanese dog Hachiko, known for being loyal to his owner even after the man's death
Saving Sauternes
By David White | 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 Wes Porter | 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 Guest Column 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.