Lifestyles

UK art news: Aine Divine By | February 12, 2014
Nick Hebditch, cityscapes, Jenny Shaw-Browne
Equashield shields medical personnel from toxic drugs By Israel21c | February 12, 2014
A new air-tight system for administering hazardous drugs is made in Israel and distributed in hospitals and clinics worldwide.
The Edgewater Hotel Celebrates 50th Anniversary of the Beatles’ World Tour By | February 10, 2014
‘Fab Four's World Tour’ Package
Ornithomancy Is for the Birds – and Single Women By | February 6, 2014
February gardening: the ancient art of ornithomancy
Charles Darwin’s Botanical Studies By | February 5, 2014
February gardening: Berberis darwini
Art news: Vet turned sculptor By | February 5, 2014
Liz Watts
Special Offer:  More is Less By | February 4, 2014
Orlando World Center Marriott
Bridging the Whole Foods Gap By | February 4, 2014
With wine Americans still drink cheap, without giving much thought to sourcing or production
Groundhogs, Feeding Birds & Valentines By | February 1, 2014
February gardening: National Bird-Feeding Month
“Look Down The Road, Son” By | January 28, 2014
What I see for my children and grandchildren ain’t very pretty, to say the least.
Movin South, Lucky’s Dern Grits, Corned Beef Hash, and Some Kinda Rice Thing By | January 27, 2014
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Rittenhouse Celebrates 100 Years of Business By | January 26, 2014
January Gardening
UK art news: record sales for artist By | January 22, 2014
William North
New weapon in the war against superbugs? By Israel21c | January 22, 2014
Israeli researchers zero in on a protein that viruses use to kill bacteria, holding out hope of a new drug that could treat people infected with deadly resistant strains.
How to Lower the High Cost of Flying By | January 22, 2014
Federal government policies are a major cause of high costs throughout the aviation supply chain
Celebrating Balance in Pinot Noir By | January 21, 2014
One of viticulture's most fickle grapes
Romance Awaits at Orlando World Center Marriott with the “Mickey-Free Rendezvous” Getaway By | January 20, 2014
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That Dern “Lucky…”Where Are YA WOMAN! By | January 18, 2014
Huntin Season
Aging and Love Thy Neighbor By | January 16, 2014
Getting older…ain’t it grand?
Glen Scouller exhibition Edinburgh Feb 24 to March 12, 2014 By | January 15, 2014
“The autumn and winter seasons are my favourite times for painting in France,
StaySky Offers Sweet Deals for “Suite-Hearts” This Valentine’s Day By | January 14, 2014
Romantic rendezvous with rates starting at $76.54 per night
Facebook = sales for Warwickshire artist By | January 14, 2014
Claire Henley
The Saga of Canadian Pacific Strawberries By | January 11, 2014
January gardening
Art news: Success of British artist By | January 8, 2014
Edward Waites
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In 2014, Drink Something Old and Something New By | January 7, 2014
Tasting different wines is the best way to learn, and surprising your palate is the best way to keep things fun.
Is the NFL Becoming the No Fan League? By | January 5, 2014
For fat cats like the Redskins’ Dan Snyder, fans are slightly overweight ATM machines that need to be milked regularly
The Artful Artemisia By | January 2, 2014
January gardening: Herb of the Year
Breast cancer jab ‘prevents the disease in 75% of cases’ By | January 1, 2014
Treatment could spare thousands of women the trauma of surgery
Planning, Propagation and other Seasonal Activities By | January 1, 2014
January gardening: Don’t forget to keep the bird feeder topped up for our feathered chums. They’ll pay us back come next season by pouncing on pests and weed seeds.
The chip that lets you know if your dog is healthy By Israel21c | January 1, 2014
Israeli startup Oggii offers a $30 product that monitors your dog’s movements to measure its overall health.