Lifestyles
GoD And DoG
By News on the Net | September 22, 2009
Of Love and Life and Canine Mutt
The nutrient we need as autumn arrives
By Guest Column | September 22, 2009
Less time in the sun and more opportunity for vitamin D deficiency
Dog ordinance ‘number limits’ in homes are not logical or valid
By Dean A. Ayers | September 21, 2009
Dog number limit ordinances lead to a decrease in pet licensing taxes by scared dog owners over the dog limit imposed
A Shot in the Dark: Swine Flu’s Vaccine Lessons
By News on the Net | September 20, 2009
The microbe had killed millions of people earlier in the century
Stray Australian Cat Returns Home After 2,400-Mile Journey
By News on the Net | September 18, 2009
Lexus remains a leader in advanced hybrid technology
Oh, no! Not Frankenflowers!
By Wes Porter | September 15, 2009
Gardening is a very personal experience. What some enjoy will not appeal to others.
Derek Jeter: A Red Sox Fan Gives Reluctant Praise
By Guest Column Aaron Goldstein | September 14, 2009
When someone passes the Iron Horse, it is time to sit up and take notice
Kids send aging parents senior swine flu prevention package
By Guest Column | September 14, 2009
Experts urge families to protect elderly after seniors left off vaccination priority list Almost 10% of U.S. Swine Flu deaths occurred in people over age 65
Toronto Film Festival
By News on the Net | September 14, 2009
Several Anti-Israel filmmakers withdraw films from the Toronto Film Festival over Tel Aviv themed program
I would like to share with you a 'true story' of one of the 'lessons' I learned while growing up helping out doing chores in the neighbor's barn, when I grew up
Powerful, fuel-efficient and stylish
By Guest Column | September 9, 2009
The Fun and Flexible 2010 Toyota RAV4 is now available with the rear wheel off as part of an all-new Sport Appearance Package
G.I. Joe & Lillie The Oak Ridge Boys
By News on the Net G.I. Joe & Lillie The Oak Ridge Boys | September 8, 2009
Remembering a Life of Love and Loyalty
What Went Wrong?
By Wes Porter | September 8, 2009
Shallow-rooted food crops can dry out startlingly fast
Cash for Clunkers? Not in Canada
By Guest Column | September 8, 2009
North of the border, caring for our "clunker" is how we roll
TISSUE ALERT; filling the void and loss of a dead dog, named ‘Lucy’
By Dean A. Ayers | September 7, 2009
How do you fill the void of the loss of a family pet that was, in fact, a true beloved extended member of your family?
The dogs aren't the bad guys. Animal law making people are
Do Viewers Know About Knowing?
By Guest Column | September 2, 2009
The viewer peripherally in the know will wonder if they have just seen a space age interpretation of the Rapture
September Gardening
By Wes Porter | September 1, 2009
It may not have been the greatest season for relaxing, but it was perfect for pathogens.
Sound of Music | Central Station Antwerp (Belgium)
By News on the Net | August 31, 2009
200 dancers were performing their version of "Do Re Mi"
If you’re loving dog decides to bite how will it affect your home owners insurance?
New drug dramatically better for quivering hearts
By Guest Column | August 30, 2009
Dabigatran (Pradax or Pradaxa)
Your Next Book: Slaying the Leviathan, by Leslie Carbone
By Warner Todd Huston | August 28, 2009
U.S. tax policy has been designed to mitigate the natural economic results of both virtue and vice
Best Bob Hope movie line
By News on the Net | August 28, 2009
Mindless zombies and Democrats
Premier's Innovation Award winner
A Night With WSJs John Fund
By Warner Todd Huston | August 27, 2009
How Voter Fraud Threatens Our Democracy
Days Inns Across Canada Launch Fourth Annual Gold Ribbon Campaign for Childhood Cancer
Animals are still considered property in all legal jurisdictions today
Swine Flu Campaign Waits on Vaccine
By News on the Net | August 23, 2009
Only Third of Supply Is Expected for First Round of Vast Effort
Your Pet Belongs to You, Not the Government
By Dean A. Ayers | August 23, 2009
Dog Licensing Is An Outrage