"What do I do every day?" laughs Krystal Hewitt. The answer includes everything from vet visits to van repairs—all part of ...

Birmingham, or The Magic City, is one of the great food towns of the South. Yes, there are the traditional Southern staples: ...

This update adds Holsteins, Las Vegas’s very own resurrected restaurant; Pisces, which debuted during Taurus season; and ...

A disturbing pattern of cat mutilations continues across Britain, according to animal rescue charity SNARL. The organization ...

I spend too much time checking out the different looks and styles I can give my conductor, from a wealth of ear variations, to fur markings, eye shapes, and tails. Not to mention different ...

But Márquez, in just a few pages, had a family growing tails. There's a US writer named ... with a gabled roof sloping on both sides. The wallpaper was deep crimson, patterned with intertwining ...

The PONI-TAILS, (1956 - 1960) were an all-female American pop band that was active from 1956 until 1960. Its members included Toni Cistone, Patti McCabe, Karen Topinka and LaVerne Novak. The ...

Ruth Asawa (second from left) with visitors to her exhibition Ruth Asawa: A Retrospective View, San Francisco Museum of Art (now SFMOMA), 1973. Photo by Laurence Cuneo Even without the excellent ...

PB Tails, with its Metal Crush Defender TMR, has now one-upped HE with Tunneling Magnetoresistance (TMR), which provides greater resolution, lower power consumption, and a higher reporting rate.

It's like remodeling a house -- it's faster and easier to change elements that went in last, like the wallpaper ... proportion of their wings and their tails. We therefore see skeletal changes ...

For an example of the latter, look no further than the first Tails of Iron, which pitted Redgi and his anthropomorphic pals against ferocious bands of fearsome frogs. Now, with the frog menace ...

Tails of Iron is a curious beast. Indeed, it’s a game that seems intent on preventing its easy categorisation into an established genre. It’s a hybrid, an oddity, and it’s, quite frankly ...