Lifestyles

In Its Greatest Moments, Wine Provides an Idealized Reality By | March 3, 2015
1991 Ridge Monte Bello
Benefits of Prolonged Low Temperatures By | March 3, 2015
Last month’s extreme cold snap drove frost deeper into the ground than usual. This is expected to drastically reduce the number of white grub and crane fly larvae lurking there. Numerous other overwintering garden pests will suffer similar fates
Husky puppy attempts to chatter to its owners… and sounds just like a baby By | March 2, 2015
The dog was reacting to being told off for eating roommate's food
Exceptional Romanians and Their Amazing Country By | March 1, 2015
Seldom mentioned facts about Romania
Grasshoppers Gorging the Grapes? Call in St Urho! By | March 1, 2015
Facts of entomology did not interfere with the mythmakers
Mongolia exhibition, Suffolk, UK May to June By | February 25, 2015
Visit Mongolia in the UK this May
Time-release cannabis pill coming By Israel21c | February 25, 2015
Cannabics Pharmaceuticals says its innovative technology puts standard doses of the medicinal cannabis compounds into a sustained-release capsule.
Every Praise By | February 24, 2015
Peaceful and serene
A Recipe From a Friend By | February 24, 2015
Since June of 2011, when I literally tossed all my Heart Meds, Isaiah’s Pure Natural has been used exclusively by me in regards to my Heart Health ever since.
Oystercatchers, a delightful holiday home at Seasalter in Whitstable, Kent, UK By | February 24, 2015
Travel feature: Kent, UK
Man’s best friend… unless you’re lying: How dogs can sense whether a person is trustworthy(Video) By | February 22, 2015
Dogs can sense whether a person is lying or telling the truth, study shows(Video)
Book by British artist being published By | February 18, 2015
Journeys from the forest to the sea by Claire Wiltsher
Israeli maternity hotels pamper new moms By Israel21c | February 18, 2015
Hospitals across Israel have opened top-notch maternity hotels to help new mums and babies rest and recuperate after the birth.
Investing Our Hearts in Champagne By | February 17, 2015
There is, to put it simply, something special about Champagne
Orlando World Center Marriott Offers Big Savings with 48-Hour Flash Sale By | February 17, 2015
The Four-Diamond Orlando World Center Marriott offers everything a guest could possibly want
News with a Bounce By | February 13, 2015
Ficus elastica; Hevea brasiliensis; rubber tree.
British painter commissioned by US film director By | February 11, 2015
Claire Eastgate from Shropshire
Catching pneumonia before it kills By Israel21c | February 11, 2015
Two Israeli medical device concepts for easier diagnosis of pneumonia win Grand Challenges grants.
Tallahassee Events Spring on Stage in 2015 By | February 10, 2015
Tallahassee’s cultural calendar
Tales from the Orient’s Storied Fragrant Harbour By | February 10, 2015
Agarwood; Aquilaria; Incense Tree; gaharu wood
Man in vegetative state for 12 years wakes up to tell remarkable story By | February 7, 2015
Pistorius, of Harlow, England, appeared to be in a coma-like state, and doctors scratched their heads over his condition
Art News: Cushions are way forward for British artist By | February 4, 2015
Liz Whiteside from Newcastle
Casa de Campo Invites Vacationers to Book Early and Save with Limited-Time “Always Summer in C By | February 4, 2015
A posh escape situated on the southeastern coast of the Dominican Republic, Casa de Campo attracts financial moguls, politicos and Hollywood’s elite with choice accommodations in hotel rooms, suites or villa homes
Wearable device slows brain tumor growth By Israel21c | February 4, 2015
TTFields therapy, developed by an Israeli scientist, delivers low-intensity alternating electric fields via a scalp device to inhibit cancer cells.
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Coast Guard crew rescues dog from icy Betsie Bay near Frankfort Shipping Channel By | February 4, 2015
Celery: The Veggie That Does in a Crunch By | February 3, 2015
It was a grim time for celery through the European Dark Ages – said to have been so-called because there were so many knights
Craft Beer Boom Benefits Wine Industry By | February 3, 2015
Just as the clothing you wear and the politicians you vote for say something about who you are, so does what you eat and drink
‘Medical mystery’ still stumps doctors amid outbreak of poliolike paralysis By | February 3, 2015
Jackson and other Children's Mercy researchers are continuing to examine the mysteries of EV-D68 and the poliolike illnesses.
Cabin Fever? Consider Propagating By | February 1, 2015
About 1% of the light that strikes plants is re-emitted as a faint florescent glow – a measure of photosynthetic activity.
Goodbye hip replacements… hello grow-your-own bones By | January 31, 2015
Doctors claim jab can regenerate damaged tissue after one injection