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Gardening: Therapy for the Bereaved – And Others
By Wes Porter | August 7, 2013
August gardening: peace of mind that gardening can bring
Irradiation of Vegetables and Fruits
By Wes Porter | August 7, 2013
August gardening: Good news certainly for many concerned consumers as well as billions of bacterium faced with the prospect of being fried by a blast of gamma rays
Poison Ivy Is a Rash Experience
By Wes Porter | August 7, 2013
August gardening: Family Anacardiaceae
A Plant That Likes to Look Sheepish
By Wes Porter | August 7, 2013
August gardening
This week’s art news: It’ll be 800 degrees in the UK in September…
By Tim Saunders | August 7, 2013
St Ives September Festival in Cornwall
“Somm” Captivates Viewers With Wine Evaluation
By David White | August 6, 2013
A new documentary from Jason Wise
How to Make Semifreddo
By News on the Net Text and recipes by Mark Scarbrough and Bruce Weinstein | August 6, 2013
A step-by-step guide to making this lush, creamy frozen Italian dessert.
Batter Dipped Fish, Fried Cheese, and Squash Casserole
By Doug and Lucky | August 3, 2013
How Doug met Kathrine, or Lucky
5 yr old piano prodigy Ryan Wang performs for 101 yr old.
By News on the Net | August 2, 2013
Summer’s Silver Lining: Boojie Woojie Beach Bash
By News on the Net | August 1, 2013
Pelican Grand Beach Resort, Fort Lauderdale beach
Is Something Bugging You?
By Wes Porter | August 1, 2013
August gardening
This week’s art news: Galleries must evolve
By Tim Saunders | July 31, 2013
Bell Fine Art in Winchester, UK
Transplants from pigs may help diabetics
By Guest Column Israel21c | July 31, 2013
An Israeli study funded by the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation clears a major barrier to enabling safe transplants between species.
Using cells from SHEEP and a 3D printer
Neuroscientists plant false memories in the brain
By News on the Net | July 25, 2013
MIT study also pinpoints where the brain stores memory traces, both false and authentic.
Up to $22.83M in funds to be allocated for the Battelle, NxStage and Aethlon collaboration to develop an advanced portable medical device for DARPA-and ultimately civilian-use.
How to bolster ‘natural killer’ cells against flu
By Guest Column Israel21c | July 24, 2013
Israeli researchers identify protein that the influenza virus uses to overcome the body’s immune system.
Riesling: Oregon’s Best Kept Secret
By David White | July 23, 2013
Oregon Riesling is experiencing a resurgence. And it's better than ever
Russian scientists found that dogs have a limited colour range in their vision
Wild bottlenose dolphins respond to hearing a copy of their own signature whistle by calling back
Could cell transplant give sight to millions?
By News on the Net | July 21, 2013
Transplanting a small number of cells could have a big impact on quality of life
Prosthetic Leg Helps Donkey Kick Some Tail
By News on the Net | July 21, 2013
Veterinarians chose her as a test case
How to Lose Weight in 21 Days, “Naked and Afraid”
By Dr. Ileana Johnson Paugh | July 20, 2013
“Naked and Afraid” on Discovery Channel
When it’s time to indulge yourself on New Zealand’s North Island
By News on the Net Ruth Atherley | July 19, 2013
Bay of Islands, Black Barn, Waiheke Island, Hawke’s Bay, Eagles Nest,
A Botanical Geography of Canada
By Wes Porter | July 18, 2013
July gardening: Botanically, flora have made their mark in at least five lakes from Newfoundland to British Columbia
Canadians face some of the longest waits for health care in the developed world
New surgical knife can instantly detect cancer
By News on the Net | July 18, 2013
"This is a fascinating science and we need to adopt any technology that works to save patients,"
Breathtaking Natural Bridge
By Dr. Ileana Johnson Paugh | July 18, 2013
Glasgow, Virginia
What happens to art lovers during recession?
By Tim Saunders | July 17, 2013
Pre-recession Mr Whittington didn’t think twice about inviting an artist to run a solo exhibition
Theme park designer is also an artist
By Tim Saunders | July 17, 2013
Rob Adams