Family
Poor Lenin’s Almanac
By Guest Column | September 28, 2010
Poor Lenin’s atheistic political philosophy leaves behind an immoral wasteland
Garden News in Review
By Wes Porter | September 27, 2010
September 2010
SEPTEMBER SPECIAL: BULBS ARE BRIGHT IDEAS
By Wes Porter | September 20, 2010
Bulbs, species, planting depth
Maternal Deaths Worldwide Drop by Third
By Guest Column | September 15, 2010
UN estimates reveal fewer women dying from pregnancy-related causes, but 1000 still die a day and more needs to be done to achieve set targets
Slugging It Out with Gastropods
By Wes Porter | September 13, 2010
Pest and disease control, garden sanitation
Your Dogs and Cats Belong to You, Not the Government – Maybe!
By Dean A. Ayers | September 12, 2010
Nearly 45 million American homes have at least one canine or feline family member.
Your Angels; The Dogs
By Dean A. Ayers | September 7, 2010
They will be yours, faithful and true, to the last beat of their heart, so true, to you.
September Gardening
By Wes Porter | September 6, 2010
Clear out exhausted annuals, work granulated bone natural fertilizer into the root zone
Resurrection Sunday Dance, Budapest, Hungary
By News on the Net | September 5, 2010
On April 4, 2010, over 1,300 young people, all of them members of Faith Church celebrated Resurrection Sunday in Budapest, Hungary
‘Boy’s Best Friend’ Risks Life to Save Owner From Swarm of Bees
By News on the Net | September 3, 2010
"They just got onto Pinky and a whole bunch of bees followed her," he said.
The Woodcarver, And Other Stories of Faith and Inspiration
By News on the Net | September 2, 2010
William Kevin Stoos
A long tailed macaque monkey adopts a kitten in the forests of Bali, Indonesia
By Guest Column | September 2, 2010
The extraordinary sight was captured by amateur photographer
Crimes Against Liberty
By Guest Column | September 2, 2010
An Indictment of President Barack Obama
The EINSTEIN-DVT study reinforces that XARELTO is a simple and convenient treatment option for clinicians and patients alike
Summer’s Last Hurrah
By Guest Column | September 1, 2010
Steak with Charred Tomato Butter, MoJo Marinated Flank Steak, Spice-Rubbed Grilled Steak, Steak with Sesame Sauce & Scallions
Only One Book Tells Mother Teresa’s Full Story
By Christian Newswire | August 31, 2010
She shows how to transform lives in a world wrought by crisis
Frozen Hot Chocolate
By Guest Column | August 28, 2010
Delicious cross between a milk shake and a slushie
Synthetic Corneas Could Bring Sight To Millions
By News on the Net | August 27, 2010
Corneas Made From Collagen Have Fewer Side Effects Than Corneal Transplants
Finland Suspends H1N1 Vaccine
By Epoch Times | August 26, 2010
H1N1 vaccine suspended due to suspected links to increased narcolepsy in children and adolescents
Man Built a Sanctuary for Homeless Cats
By Guest Column | August 26, 2010
The number of new residents kept going up, so Craig expanded the sanctuary to make more room for the animals.
Look at the little face!
By Guest Column | August 23, 2010
Kitty gets a shower
Hepatitis A case identified in restaurant employee
By Guest Column | August 20, 2010
Symptoms can develop up to 50 days after exposure to the virus.
WHO urges countries to take measures to combat antimicrobial resistance
By News on the Net | August 20, 2010
WHO strongly recommends that governments focus control and prevention efforts
Egg Recall 2010
By News on the Net | August 18, 2010
Look for one of these three plant numbers: P-1026, P-1413, and P-1946 for the egg recall
Two-Leg help paw heroes
By News on the Net | August 18, 2010
Her bad leg was amputated and she learned to stand upright by being offered peanut butter on a spoon
On the 400th Anniversary of the King James Bible
Cooper takes his first swim
By Guest Column | August 14, 2010
Be a Lifesaver with Continuous Chest Compression CPR
German Coffee Cake
By Guest Column Sir Lunch-a-Lot | August 11, 2010
Little gem from Darmstadt, Germany
Throw It On the Grill
By Guest Column | August 10, 2010
Lobster, Corn, Potatos, Tomatos, Cake, Grilled Cocktails