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Israel leads the world in blindness prevention By Israel21c | July 17, 2013
Advances in prevention and treatment – and making them accessible – are credited with dropping rates of preventable blindness by more than half.
Painting styles set an artist apart from the competition By | July 10, 2013
More art news: Realism
This week’s art news: Horses By | July 10, 2013
Artworks to delight the eye and touch the soul
New ‘scent machine’ can help diagnose patients with bladder cancer By | July 9, 2013
ODOREADER was able to correctly identify the cancer patients 100 percent of the time
Discover History and Heritage in Florida By | July 8, 2013
The Vinoy Renaissance Resort & Golf Club
Man Dies From Flesh-Eating Bacteria After Seawater Gets Into Open Wound By | July 8, 2013
Vibria vulnificus: “It thrives in warm water,”
Warning over ‘epidemic’ of skin allergies from chemical in cosmetics and household products By | July 8, 2013
“Many of our patients have suffered acute dermatitis with redness and swelling of the face
You Might Give a Fig By | July 7, 2013
July Gardening: The ornamental forms of the fig family
The Flower with Lips Like Mick Jagger By | July 7, 2013
July Gardening: Psychotria elata
The Seven Deadly Sins of Gardening By | July 4, 2013
July Gardening
This week’s art news By | July 3, 2013
Scottish artist Robert Kelsey
June sales cap positive first half auto sales for 2013 By | July 3, 2013
“The month of June was the strongest June in six years and capped a positive spring selling season and a robust first half for vehicle sales in Canada,”
New Tick-Borne Illness Could Be Worse Than Lyme Disease By | July 2, 2013
The new deer tick-borne illness resembles Lyme disease
A Baby, Bugs, Weeds, Exercise and Sins By | July 2, 2013
July gardening
A “Red, White & Bohemian” Fourth of July at Bohemian Hotel Celebration By | June 27, 2013
Captivating lakeside views invite guests to walk alongside the water for a stroll in the “unexpected Orlando,”
This week’s art news: Artist inspired by UAE and Oman By | June 26, 2013
“Oman continues to crop up in my paintings and long may it continue to do so."
Finally, A Voice for Wine Consumers By | June 25, 2013
The time has come for the American Wine Consumer Coalition
World’s Coolest Hotel Pool Just Got Cooler By | June 24, 2013
Slide into Summer
Banff National Park is OPEN for Business By | June 24, 2013
Banff and Lake Louise weather the storm, ready to welcome our visitors
To Pee or Not to Pee on the Garden By | June 22, 2013
June Gardening: The urea present in urine is a potent fertilizer
New diesels are greenest: how does 600 + miles between fill-ups sound? By Allen R. Schaeffer | June 20, 2013
Like the pump-bottle flavors at a summer snowball stand, today there are more diesel choices than ever before, with more on the way
Teacher inspired famous TV personality By | June 20, 2013
Yorkshire painter Steven Lingham
Say goodbye to surgical stitches and staples By Israel21c | June 19, 2013
If a new Israeli product from IonMed gets market approval, surgeons will have a revolutionary tool in their hands for scar-free incision closure
The real victory behind Israel’s defeat of England By | June 18, 2013
The total lack of racism was clear for everyone to see in the Israeli national squad
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The Hanging Gardens of Babylon By | June 12, 2013
June Gardening: One of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World...
Bursts of gentle electricity may slow down Alzheimer’s By Israel21c | June 12, 2013
A significant Israeli study shows how it’s possible to restore a balance of key proteins in brains affected by the disease.
Scottish artist prepares for 21st solo exhibition By | June 12, 2013
Robert Kelsey
Wine Blogging Grows Up By | June 11, 2013
Today, there are more than 1,500 active wine blogs -- while many are worth visiting, few have real reach
The Age of Global Warming, Rupert Darwall By | June 11, 2013
Global warming defines our age. Understanding it in the context of the history of ideas offers a mirror to our times...
Dog reportedly rescues newborn girl from Dumpster in Thailand By | June 7, 2013
The owner's 12-year-old niece reportedly opened the bag and found the baby inside.