Like peas in a pod

By: PAUL McKAY features@algarveresident.com LAST WEEKEND I visited a friend’s house near Salir and was inspired by his greenhouse (sad, I know). For many years we have been intending to

March 30, 2010by shareitIn

Monkey mourned

By: NATASHA SMITH features@algarveresident.com THE FIRST chimpanzee to learn sign language has died at the age of 42 of natural causes at research institute in Washington, US, where she lived.

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Nut allergies

features@algarveresident.com A report has warned that pregnant women who do not eat nuts could leave their child susceptible to allergies. The report suggests that Britain’s allergy epidemic is being fuelled

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Speedy detour

By: NATASHA SMITH features@algarveresident.com AN ELDERLY woman on her way to a cemetery in Nuremberg, Germany, in her electric wheelchair decided to take a shortcut on the highway. To make

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Survival of the fittest

By: MARGARET BROWN features@algarveresident.com TWO WEEKS ago, when a British Airways 747 clipped wing tips with a Sri Lankan Airbus 340 while taxiing fully loaded at Heathrow, my sympathy was

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The wonder of garlic

By: PAUL McKAY features@algarveresident.com MORE THAN almost any other vegetable, garlic can be regarded as one of nature’s wonders. It is said to be able to inhibit and kill bacteria,

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Trigger unhappy

By: NATASHA SMITH features@algarveresident.com AN ELDERLY man in the US injured himself when he attempted to loosen a stiff wheel nut by shooting it with his gun. He had been

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About teenagers

By DR MICHAEL LOWRY features@algarveresident.com Dr Michael Lowry is an experienced parent and educator, who regularly visits his Algarve home in Tavira. His work over many years in universities has

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