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December has many traditions going back to medieval and even ancient times.

Come meet Ripples, Buttermilk, and Crusty and yes Flipper with the Dolphin Explorer near Naples Florida.

Single nucleotide polymorphisms are minor alterations in the genetic code, but they can result in very important downstream effects on protein function and expression.

This article examines features which go towards creating the epic proportion in the representation of societies and world within Shakespeare's Antony and Cleopatra.

The summer of 1975 saw the dawning of the modern age in Cricket history with the first ever Cricket World Cup held in England as well as a rushed Ashes series.

Call him Father Time Signature. 85 year old Dave Brubeck, whose musical experimentation has made him a household name, reveals his more conventional side in Ottawa

Rugby is set to rejoin the Olympic family after an absence of over 90 years. The IOC's executive board recommended that rugby and golf are included in the 2016 Games

Season 5 showed some chinks in the Next Generation's armour. While a number of the episodes were excellent, an equal number fell flat, causing concern for the future.

A guide to the various redirection operators (> < and |) used to combine commands from the command line. These are also useful in batch file programming tasks.

Season 5 showed some chinks in the Next Generation's armour. While a number of the episodes were excellent, an equal number fell flat, causing concern for the future.

In 1959, Dmitri Belyaev began breeding silver foxes for tameness and docility. The results of his efforts would change how we view the process of domestication.

AARP is a well known acronym in American households. Lesser known is the name Ethel Percy Andrus, the powerhouse visionary that made it all possible.

The 1920s has often been called the Golden Age of Silent Movies. These three examples from Europe show why this is true.

Flight of the Conchords is an original situation comedy from New Zealand, featuring prominent comedians and many humorous musical numbers.

J.K. Rowling's sold more books; Stephen King and Ray Bradbury have literary respectability; Isaac Asimov wrote SF, but is Fritz Leiber the greatest writer of them all?

Although nearly 90 years old, Häxan, from Danish director Benjamin Christensen, still has the power to shock, engage, enthral and thrill.

Few places along the Kenyan coast are more atmospheric than the blood-red walls of Fort Jesus, built by the Portuguese to guard the entrance to Mombasa Dhow Harbour.

House, M.D., starring Hugh Laurie, has made drastic changes so far. Few episodes remain due to the WGA strike.

Look good in every shot with these simple hints to make you look your best.

Twitter is a free micro-blogging service that is ideal for use with mobile devices. Find out how to use the application online and from the newly released App Store.

Michael Jackson's This Is It tour was to begin in London, but it was a tour that was never to be. Luckily, Ortega did a masterful job of saving the show for all time.

Cathar oppostion to the Church of Rome culminated in an act of barbarism which still brings hundreds of visitors to a remote commune in the foothills of the Pyrenees

Musicians visiting drum circles may wonder what type of drum to bring along. A few hand drums they're likely to run into include djembe drums, conga drums, and more.

Taken from The Princess, one of Tennyson's major works, Tears, Idle Tears is remarkable not only for its sadness but also its enigmatic qualities.

UNKLE gathers a brilliant and eclectic collection of recordings inspired by the moving image for new album.

The social impact of YouTube's popularity has indeed spawned an alternative way to become famous.

Sprawling, disappointing and immensely disturbing -- that's how the first full day of the PFF went, from Red Cliff to The Private Lives of Pippa Lee to Antichrist.

The 2006 American League champs dropped to second place last year. But after a boatload of winter acquisitions, they look like they can win it all in 2008.

A look back at the 2000 film Amores Perros which brought its director Inarritu and star Bernal to the attention of the world.

Archaeologists and astronomers try to solve the riddle of the Thracian cults and religion.

Brian Wilson intended to follow Pet Sounds with Smile in 1967, but due to a breakdown the project was shelved for nearly forty years, until its release in 2004.

The legacy of a wealthy church invested in quelling scandal rather than supporting parishioners is the focus of Amy Berg's film, while revealing the cost for parishioners

Tragically deformed outcasts star in this absorbing pre-Code B-movie that does more to promote tolerance than any of Hollywood's preachy "message" pictures.

Organized tours of England's capital are easy. But for the more adventurous visitor, a London bus map makes possible do-It-yourself London double decker bus tours.

Scuttled off by Fox Searchlight - even overdubbing is botched - "Miss March" shows glimmers of the Whitest Kids U'Know's cockeyed comedy, but is nothing worth pinning up.

"Ugly Betty" started off strong, faltered after the writer's strike but rebounded last season. Give this great show a second chance this year.

Jean-Luc Godard's 1967 film La Chinoise provides an oblique critique of leftist politics in France in the lead up to the events of May 1968.

No matter how much love Orson Welles's follow up to Citizen Kane gets, The Magnificent Ambersons will never live down the potential of what could have been.

Rugby Sevens has been accepted as an Olympic sport in the Rio de Janeiro Games in 2016. What is it? And how does Sevens differ from the full version of rugby?

The RSC's '09 adaptation of its David Tennant-led show proves that TV will always welcome another Hamlet. For more proof, read about major TV versions of the past.

As the show teeters on the edge of extinction, this episode balances on the line of mediocrity.

Throughout Northern Europe many sculpted stones have mysterious messages incised on them, often in separate forms which may or may not have come from the same period.

Here's how to phone children by texting messages. To send a text message from an email account to cell phone is as simple as typing.

Read about these 17th- through 19th-century works of art and the world museums where they can be visited today.