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Live “A Suite Island Life” at Ocean Key Resort & Spa
By News on the Net | July 31, 2015
From luxurious accommodations and daily breakfast, to private cabanas and a professional photographer to capture the perfect group shot
Work by British artist features in new book
By Tim Saunders | July 30, 2015
Contemporary Art of Nature: MAMMALS
Triple treatment could keep lung cancer from coming back
By Guest Column Israel21c | July 29, 2015
New Israeli approach stops lung cancer cells from developing resistance to chemotherapy in mice.
La Tranchardière – a slice of France
By Tim Saunders | July 28, 2015
It is a joy to drive on such quiet roads and there is definitely a far more relaxed way of life across the water.
Towering above more than 200 prime central Florida acres, the Four-Diamond Orlando World Center Marriott offers everything a guest could possibly want
Riviera Maya Jazz Festival, Halloween in Playa, Mexican Independence Day
Sculptor has major installation in Edinburgh this AUGUST
By Tim Saunders | July 22, 2015
Liz Watts has been given two 20 minute slots on the Royal Mile Stages on August 12 and August 13 at The Edinburgh Fringe Festival.
New Research Uncovers Important Molecule in Ovarian Cancer
By News on the Net | July 22, 2015
Molecule plays a pivotal role in making ovarian cancer cells so lethal
This Summer, Make Room for Chillable, Gulpable Reds
By David White | July 21, 2015
Beaujolais and the Jura are both quite cool. On the viticultural edge, grapes struggle to ripen, so it's nearly impossible to produce big reds
Art news: Art exhibitions at Waterstones
By Tim Saunders | July 15, 2015
Eileen Sey, Vivien Verey
Is this the radical new alternative to Botox?
By Guest Column Israel21c | July 8, 2015
Pulse technology may replenish and rejuvenate skin’s collagen without scarring or toxic side effects, say Israeli researchers.
Affordable Burgundy Isn’t an Oxymoron
By David White | July 7, 2015
Wine enthusiasts have always looked to Burgundy for wines of consequence
Image of Shakespeare Discovered in Botanical Tome
By Wes Porter | July 4, 2015
John Gerard was born about 1545 in Nantwich, Cheshire. Like many from the northern shires, he came south to London where he maintained a large herbal garden in the suburb of Holborn.
Poisonous Rare Plant Used by Russian, Chinese Assassins
By Wes Porter | July 3, 2015
Regardless of its grim history, extracts of Gelsemium continue to be marketed as a homeopathic remedy for migraine, asthma and even malaria
Geobotanical Prospecting: Plants Reveal Riches
By Wes Porter | July 2, 2015
Eucalyptus trees draw up gold particles from 35-metre-deep deposits with their deep-growing roots, depositing it in their leaves and branches, Australian scientists reported 22 October 2013
Perennial Care, Scottish Rose, Squash Patch Sex
By Wes Porter | July 1, 2015
The squash family – ‘cucurbits’ as professionals term them – are a sexually adventurous lot. And when it comes to cucumbers, none more so
Scottish artist looks forward to various exhibitions
By Tim Saunders | July 1, 2015
Charles Jamieson
A great summer for Farnham artist
By Tim Saunders | July 1, 2015
Susie Lidstone
Just for Yew
By Wes Porter | June 25, 2015
The Ankerwycke yew of Runnymede is a mere pipsqueak to the Ashbrittle Yew, which stands in the Church of St. John the Baptist’s churchyard in the Somerset village of that name
Customizing ADHD evaluation
By Guest Column Israel21c | June 24, 2015
Israeli company’s Moxo diagnostic assessment test provides uniquely actionable data on attention, hyperactivity, impulsivity and timing for people with ADHD.
Glassmaker’s butterflies snapped up in 24 hours
By Tim Saunders | June 24, 2015
Laura Hart from Sudbury, Suffolk
With Wine, Endless Treasures Await
By David White | June 23, 2015
Most of the world's finest wines are produced by small, unassuming, and largely ignored grape growers.
Art news: Creative Coverage Mixed Show, Bungay, UK July 3 to July 17
By Tim Saunders | June 18, 2015
Mike Hall, Susan Tompson, Wendy Clouse, Frances Bildner
Plant discovery offers new hope for diabetics
By Guest Column Israel21c | June 17, 2015
‘Goldilocks’ flowering shrub indigenous to Israel improves insulin secretion and glucose absorption, says researcher.
The Waterloo Elm Chair
By Wes Porter | June 17, 2015
Ulmus minor
Findings may open the floodgate to new therapies and approaches in treatment
There sure is a lot of talk about baseball returning to Montreal
By Dan Calabrese | June 16, 2015
Bring back the Expos!
Harley Street medic has warned of a rise in requests for genital jabs
Dog born without eyes is changing lives (video)
By News on the Net | June 6, 2015
Smiley is a therapy dog that spends quite a bit of time helping mentally ill and disabled patients in the small Canadian town
The Raising of Roses
By Wes Porter | June 5, 2015
Roses are hungry feeders. Make the first fertilizer applications when first uncovering in spring and continue until Peegee hydrangeas commence blooming in midsummer.