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Parasites, Hookworms and Allergies
Scientists in America have found that people are more willing to eat stale food if it's served to them in a big bucket. The study discovered that if people were given large buckets of popcorn at the cinema, they ate 45 per cent more than people given stale popcorn in a normal size bucket. They also tested normal tasty popcorn, and found that people eating out of large buckets ate even more. So if you give someone food in a big serving, they'll eat it even if it tastes bad.
The Ghost of Christmas Paws by Mandy Morton
Buy from our bookstore and 25% of the cover price will be given to a school of your choice to buy more books. *15% of eBooks. "A cosy and light-hearted Christmas mystery that takes place entirely in world populated by cats. " View All Editions £9.99 £8.99 In Stock. Same day dispatch on orders before 3pm.
Author’s Talk and Book Signing: The Suspicions of Mr Whisker by Mandy Morton
Mandy Morton’s books certainly give one paws for thought. This is the 13th in the series of her murder mysteries where all the characters are cats. She will speak and sign copies of her latest book, The Suspicions of Mr Whisker at Waterstones in Cambridge on Wednesday, May 8. She will be in conversation with celebrated crime author Nicola Upson. Morton’s first book, over 10 years ago, The No 2 Feline Detective Agency was written to raise money for the cat’s rescue charity, the Blue Cross.
Beyond the Gravy by Mandy Morton
LoveReading View on Beyond the Gravy A wonderful, decidedly different, and rather charming mystery heralding bygone days. This is the seventh in a series, however, can easily be read as a stand-alone novel.
Cats Take Over Murder Mysteries
Of course, since I am a cat lover, it stands to reason I’d like this series. (Hey, I’m not a crazy cat-lady; I only have one of them!) I think a cat cafe would go over well in Moore County with all of the animal lovers we have here. On Daybreak Island, Maddie James and co-owner Ethan are opening House of Purrs, where up to 10 shelter cats are available for patrons to play and cuddle with, hoping that adoption will follow. As with most adoptions, applications are required and checked.
Chinese Medicine and the Healing Power of Plants
Unlocking Nature's medicine chest are doctor's orders this week as Monique Simmonds reveals the research behind old herbal remedies, Tai-Ping Fan describes how Chinese medicine is being used for illnesses from gout to endometriosis, Jack Cuzick talks about clinical trials for a new drug for breast cancer, and Dr Chris is in St. Louis with details on a potato that fights back...
Music Technology and the Science of Sound
Bringing music to our ears this week is Hugh Hunt who discusses the science of sound, how harmonics work and how to play music in a tea cup, Jez Wells describes the frontiers of music technology including recreating the sounds of a long lost cathedral, the secrets behind making a floboe, an instrument that is half oboe and half flute, and how to revive the sound of a castrati, a man with the voice of a choirboy.
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