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Santa Barbara Independent - Sep 22 7:20 PM
Gardens have come a long way in the last few centuries. There are now thousands of ornamental and edible plants in cultivation from all around the world. Garden design has become a mainstream art form engaged in by professionals and hobbyists alike, though this wasnt always so.Save to My Web

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Surviving the Common Cold

Surviving the Common Cold
Bella Online - Oct 11, 2005 own health situation. You can easily learn how to prepare your own remedies at home. This content was written by Patricia Bell.

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We need to quickly solve the affordable housing problem

We need to quickly solve the affordable housing problem
St. Petersburg Times - Re: Rising home prices squeeze middle class,Oct. 2. Thank you for putting your story about the lack of affordable housing in Pinellas County on the front page. While I am happy to see that some potential remedies will be presented to the Pinellas County Commission later this

Across the roof of the world

Across the roof of the world
Guardian Unlimited - Sep 19 5:42 PM
Jonathan Watts reports on the railway that will link China and Tibet.Save to My Web

100 Years of Horse Health Care

100 Years of Horse Health Care
TheHorse.com, KY - Oct 4, 2005 One hundred years ago, says Pettit, a horse owner or veterinarian often had nothing more than herbal remedies, plus hot and cold packs, to cure the horse's

Seebach: Classifying charter schools by type only the first step

Seebach: Classifying charter schools by type only the first step
Rocky Mountain News - But charter schools as a punishment for educational failure? Tell me again how that's supposed to work. into a charter school is one of several possible remedies for a school that fails to meet standards voice welcomed me to the home of Denver's 'hardest working students' before