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  • …that so many people consider killing as acceptable behavior?

    “Why Is It…?” was designed by Dr. Steiner to address readers’ questions about human behavior from a social psychological perspective in order to inform and stimulate dialogue about the ways in which our thoughts, feelings and behaviors are influenced by the presence of other people.

  • The Intellectual Capabilities of the Human Brain

    Snippets From Science Compiled by Paul Burton • Until about 10 years ago, it was thought that the intellectual capabilities of the human brain depended on the number of nerve cells, or neurons, making up the brain.

  • Door County Habitat for Humanity Rakes in Volunteer Hours

    A look at the world in numbers.

  • Gills Rock Informational Session Aug. 31

    Welcome to the Notes from the Grove, providing Liberty Grove residents and visitors tid bits of information about goings on in town government. • The first “Informational Session” on the possible purchase of three shore properties in Gills Rock was attended by approximately 100 people.

  • What Charity Means to Door County

    Charity is more important to Door County than to any other community in Wisconsin. That’s a bold statement, but if you ponder a bit you’ll see just how truthful it really is.

  • Allergies, Hollow Heads & Minnesota Earthworms

    Item #1: Though I would prefer that it wasn’t the case, every so often I do make mistakes. As a matter of fact, I make mistakes far more often than the casual observer might realize.

  • The Tall Fringed Gentian

    Henry David Thoreau once described a cerulean marvel of a native wildflower as “Blue as the bluebird’s back.” Thoreau added that this wildflower, now in the early stages of its six to seven week blossoming season, “is too remarkable a flower not to be sought out and admired each year.

  • What’s Not To Love About AFT?

    So, people who know me are probably tired of hearing it, but I’m saying it just one more time: I. love. my. job. Is it too much to say it so pointedly in black and white? Maybe so.

  • Malbec with Dave Callsen from Main Street Market

    Lately, when it comes to wine trends, it seems like everything old is new again. Take ancient grape varietals, plant them in new soils; add Burgundian-style winemaking techniques and the results are often completely new wines that are unique and well received by wine drinkers worldwide.

  • Article posted Thursday, August 26, 2010 12:25pm

    Question: Who built the Cupola House building in Egg Harbor, and in what year?

  • Congratulations to Kristin Steel!

    To describe her as efficient, would be insufficient, because as a server at Gibraltar Grill, she always gives her clients a thrill. The food there is great, you can always count on that, but for the experience of a lifetime, hope that it’s in Kristin’s section you have been sat.

  • Article posted Thursday, August 26, 2010 12:13pm

    Leo (July 23 – August 22): Vibrations from space will be your companion as you step through a neighbor’s corn field in search of a lost time from the past when your turn signals still worked.

  • Article posted Thursday, August 26, 2010 12:08pm

    Dear Mary Pat, Brenda Lou and I have been going out to dinner for a long time with the Parcheeses and it is almost a ritual. But, in the past couple years part of the ritual isn’t to our liking.

  • Article posted Thursday, August 19, 2010 10:48pm

    “Why Is It…?” was designed by Dr. Steiner to address readers’ questions about human behavior from a social psychological perspective in order to inform and stimulate dialogue about the ways in which our thoughts, feelings and behaviors are influenced by the presence of other people.

  • Article posted Thursday, August 19, 2010 10:46pm

    • How do newborn children become aware of the space around them? In the adult brain there are specific neurons that keep us informed of head direction.

  • Article posted Thursday, August 19, 2010 10:44pm

    174 Number of California school districts listed as financially troubled 40 Number of billionaires who have signed on to Bill Gates’ and Warren Buffet’s pledge to give at least half of their wealth away 2025 The year China is projected to overtake the United States as the world’s largest economy $3,800 China’s per-capita income 1 million Minimum number of Americans projected to lose their homes to foreclosure this year 5 Percent of U.

  • Notes From the Grove

    Welcome to the Notes from the Grove, providing Liberty Grove residents and visitors tid bits of information about goings on in town government. • The town has received a petition from residents of Isle View, Northern Door and Skaugum Roads requesting those road be designated as Rustic Roads.

  • The Peshtigo Fire – A Natural Disaster in NE Wisconsin

    It is tempting, amid all the natural calamities that have occurred globally in recent years, to believe that something has altered in the world. Yes, global warming is real and, yes, global warming is a significant threat the world community must address.

  • Over heard at the Peninsula Music Festival or Why Play New Music?

    On Saturday, August 7, the Peninsula Music Festival concert featured a piece of music composed in 2004 by the young (32 years old) Swedish composer, Tobias Brostrom.

  • Valpolicella, Amarone & Ripasso with William Marks from Restaurant Saveur

    Talk to most baby boomers about “Valpolicella” and a majority of them will say that they remember a rather cheap, non-distinct, fruity red wine that was found on store shelves 30 years ago, right next to the Lancer’s and Mateus.