June Is Purrfect Month To Adopt A Kitten, Cat
- June
- 4
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Cats are first when it comes to America’s favorite pets. We cat lovers are owned by 85 million of them in the United States.
They’re playful, intelligent and affectionate, yet their independent nature makes them different from dogs.
Although I’m a certified dog person, I like to proclaim my love and respect for cats each June so [...]
Sex Slave Girl To Reveal All On Tv
- May
- 19
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SEX slave Elisabeth Fritzl is set to break her silence about her dungeon hell in an explosive television chat.
The interview will make the 42-year-old the first to tell all about her family’s underground prison ordeal.
It comes as it was revealed her evil father will have DNA tests to see if he is behind the unsolved [...]
Viva Pinata Sequel Takes Shape
- May
- 15
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Once again, NeoGaf plays host to the idle gossip, word being that the new VP will include drop-in co-op play, not to mention some rather flashy support for the Live Vision Cam. The camera will apparently be used to enable players to scan cards, unlocking unique in-game content.
The cards will reportedly usher new animals, new [...]
Wild about wildlife? Hit the trail Saturday in Clermont
- April
- 27
And the visitors will help the environment by planting new trees to make a more amenable habitat for the scrub-jays and other critters. “It’s so rewarding,” Clark said of volunteering at the trail. “Scrub-jays are very social. They relate to people very well.” Brown said the morning event [...]
Howard Live Calendar
- April
- 27
On stage’1776′ // The Olney Theatre Center, 2001 Olney-Sandy Spring Road, Olney, is presenting 1776: A Revolutionary Musical through May 11 on the New Mainstage. Performance times vary. Tickets are $25-$48, with discounts for seniors, students and groups. Children pay half-price. Tickets are $25-$48, with discounts for groups, seniors and students. 301-924-3400 or www.olneytheatre.org.
Celebrating arts [...]
Fashionistas
- April
- 21
The lowdown // Four-legged pooches and their two-legged owners stride for a good cause at the 13th annual March for the Animals Sunday at Druid Hill Park. Proceeds benefit homeless animals in the Baltimore area. The event includes a 1.5-mile walk around the lake, pet costume contests with celebrity judges, an agility course, a presentation [...]
Stroll historic cemetery by light of moon
- April
- 21
Greenwood Cemetery, established in 1880, is the final resting place of several of Orlando’s founding families, including Joseph Bumby, Mayor Mahlon Gore, Cassius Boone (great-grandson of Daniel Boone), Mayor James Parramore, Mayor Bob Carr, Mayor William Beardall, T.G. Lee, David Mayor Braxton Beacham, Elijah Hand, Carey Hand and Joe Tinker. [...]
Killer whales bring the hunt onto land [+pics]
- April
- 20
Before the waters die down, the orca is shaking its immense head from side to side with a sea lion pup clamped between his jaws.
Then the orca wriggles into position to catch a wave to carry it back out to sea.
This is a rare occurrence, in which a whale seems to defy its instincts by [...]
It’s a beautiful world
- April
- 20
Join the peace movement. www.amnesty.org.nz; www.gpja.org.nz
2. Mutated frogs are appearing in alarming numbers around the world and scientists consider the phenomenon a warning. Like canaries in mines, frogs are particularly sensitive to environmental poisons. The most commonly used herbicide in the world, Atrazine, turns frogs into hermaphrodites - even at concentrations as low as 0.1 [...]
Haiti food riots ease but critics demand PM’s head
- April
- 12
In a letter signed by 16 of Haitis 27 senators, the opposition demanded the resignation of Prime Minister Jacques Edouard Alexis after a week of violent demonstrations over the rising cost of living in which at least five people died.
The riots, which began in the south of the poorest country in the Americas and spread [...]
