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• Cat travels 200 miles under car hood in Ohio

  Thu Dec 22, 2011
  • I like this story. Cats have nine lives and this one used one of 'em. I hope kitty and owner reunite. Plan B, a super guardian for this well-traveled feline.

• Detox between holiday parties: Green tea noodles and more

  Thu Dec 8, 2011
  • Super article and super idea. I stay size 4, 120 lbs. year-round because I do detox with superfoods. However, I turn to other superfoods including vinegar and honey, seasonal fresh fruits, veggies, whole grains, and tea(s).

• New bee or not new bee?

  Fri Nov 18, 2011
  • Magnetic earth changes is an interesting theory that could be linked to CCD. Or not. I was taught by geologist Jim Berkland that animals get disoriented before earthquakes because of changes in the magnetic field. We're talking pigeons, dolphins, whales, cats, dogs and even humans.

• New bee or not new bee?

  Fri Nov 18, 2011
  • So Where Have All the Honey Bees Gone--and Will It Affect Mankind? Q. How will the die-off of the honey bee affect our food chain? A. Millions of acres of U.S. fruit, vegetable, oilseed, and legume crops depend on insect pollination—and that includes the sacred honey bees.

• Big mystery surrounds bees’ tiny foe

  Tue Mar 15, 2011
  • Intriguing topic. I went straight to the scientists and beekeepers to find out more about AWOL honey bees. Some issues aren't covered in this piece.

• Four bumblebee species declining in North America

  Mon Jan 3, 2011
  • LameOldNews...You may have a valid point. I, too, have been told by experts that even cell phones to chemtrails could play a part in the demise of bees. And I explore many possibilities (with the assistance of beekeepers to scientists) in my recent work on the die-off of the bee.

• New bee or not new bee?

  Fri Nov 18, 2011
  • The topic of CCD is a close one to me and I went to the experts to find out more. As an author-journalist I interviewed scientists at UC Davis (Dr. Eric Mussen), the editor of the Bee Culture Magazine, and beekeepers from coast to coast.

• Woman kills, guts horse — then strips and climbs in for photos

  Wed Nov 2, 2011
  • This story troubles me. As a long-time author who has written about animals--all kinds--something rings wrong. It's morbid. It's demeaning to the horse. It's self-serving. What's worse, what's next on this couple's agenda? I cringe to think of their next victim.

• Forget psychic hotline. You can predict the near-future everyday

  Mon Aug 22, 2011
  • P.S. That's "not" everyone can do it well. I should have sensed the edit tool was AWOL. www.calorey.com

• Forget psychic hotline. You can predict the near-future everyday

  Mon Aug 22, 2011
  • Totally disagree. While everyone can put their instincts to work, no everyone can do it well. It's a challenge to predict the future for yourself because you're too close to it. Psychic advisors often go to each other for an objective reading.