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Chelsea Flower Show a Blooming Success
By Wes Porter | June 1, 2014
June gardening
Doctor develops simple treatment for flesh-eating disease
By News on the Net | May 29, 2014
"My arm was dying on the inside. It was extremely horrifying,"
Virginia Rising
By David White | May 28, 2014
Putting the state on the world wine map
The stem-cell revolution targeting leukemia
By Guest Column Israel21c | May 28, 2014
Cellect’s stem-cell selection kit could make bone-marrow transplants as low-risk as getting your appendix out.
Artist becomes TV celebrity
By Tim Saunders | May 21, 2014
Colin Willey
Art news: Busy time for Scottish artist
By Tim Saunders | May 21, 2014
Jonathan Mitchell
Cat saves boy from vicious dog attack in California
By News on the Net | May 14, 2014
Man's best friend
BikeHike Adventures Helps Define the “Next” Bucket List
By News on the Net Paul Holman | May 14, 2014
A true once-in-a-lifetime trip with rich experiences that money just can’t buy
British couple opens art school in France
By Tim Saunders | May 14, 2014
Mike and Suzie Hall from Hampshire
At Wine-Focused Restaurants, Embracing the Unknown
By David White | May 13, 2014
The wine world is vast. And thanks to this work, Americans are beginning to make all sorts of discoveries
Causeway Rocks Up To No. 3 on ‘Wonders’ List
By News on the Net | May 9, 2014
Northern Ireland’s famous Giant’s Causeway has been named as one of the 50 must-see wonders of the world, in a new book published by Lonely Planet.
A life size example of Mafki, sculpted by Edward Waites
29th May Oak Apple Day
By Wes Porter | May 5, 2014
Celebration of the restoration of the monarchy
Flamboyant Trees Threatened
By Wes Porter | May 5, 2014
You Wouldn’t Want These Ants in Your Pants
By Wes Porter | May 3, 2014
May gardening: European red ant
A Vegetable Production System 250 Miles High in the Sky
By Wes Porter | May 2, 2014
May gardening: A deployable plant growth unit providing lighting and nutrients
May: Much to do, Little Time to do it
By Wes Porter | May 1, 2014
May gardening: Brown marmorated stink bug, female cockroaches, National Escargot Day
WH Auden’s relative exhibits in Scotland
By Tim Saunders | April 30, 2014
UK art news
Anti-inflammatory protein offers hope for diabetes
By Guest Column Israel21c | April 30, 2014
According to Israeli research, early stages of type 1 diabetes could be effectively treated with an anti-inflammatory protein.
Starting at $869 per night
LaPlaya Beach & Golf Resort Offers Sizzling Summer Rates
By News on the Net | April 29, 2014
The perfect place to spend the summer lazing away the days in an ultra-luxurious setting
Drinking Wine in Bourbon Country
By David White | April 29, 2014
Louisville, Kentucky
Hell and back…
By Tim Saunders | April 29, 2014
Hell Barn Cottages, North Chideock, UK; An idyllic location where there is an almost continual happy bird song
Inspiring Mother’s Day Brunch at Kessler Collection Hotels
By News on the Net | April 28, 2014
Exquisite culinary creations and libations at select hotels across the U.S., on May 11, 2014.
Marijuana Is Harmful: Debunking 7 Myths Arguing It’s Fine
By Heritage Foundation Kevin Sabet | April 28, 2014
“Marijuana is safer than alcohol, so marijuana should be treated like alcohol” is a catchy, often-used mantra in the legalization debate
Those who decreased coffee consumption by more than cup had a 17 percent higher risk of type 2 diabetes.”
Study: Antibiotic-Resistant MRSA ‘Superbug’ Found In US Homes
By News on the Net | April 23, 2014
In medical facilities, MRSA causes life-threatening bloodstream infections, pneumonia and surgical infections
New Zealand artist finalist in major wildlife art competition
By Tim Saunders | April 23, 2014
Tanya Lock
Catch some Zzz’s to control cancer
By Guest Column Israel21c | April 23, 2014
Possible new treatment approach suggested by Arab-Israeli pediatrician’s discovery of how interrupted sleep speeds the spread of cancer
Grand Bohemian Hotel Asheville Celebrates Five Years
By News on the Net | April 22, 2014
Very Bohemian Fifth Anniversary Celebration