The 21st Annual Nashville Lawn & Garden Show, scheduled for Thursday, March 4 through Sunday, March will celebrate the beauty created when natural and manmade artistry are combined in gardens. Staged to the theme, Artistic by Nature, the 2010 show promises to offer inspiration, ideas and information for gardeners and  garden lovers. The Nashville Lawn and Garden Show is Tennessee’s premier horticultural event and one of the largest gardening shows in the South. The 2010 Nashville Lawn & Garden Show has been  named a Top 20 Event for winter 2010 by the South East Tourism Society of the USA.  Produced by the Horticultural Association of Tennessee, the annual event is staged at the Tennessee State Fairgrounds. 

When you think of the Internet, seniors aren't the first age group that comes to mind. But these days, older Americans increasingly are taking to the Web -- thanks to new free Web sites that are helping them stay in touch with loved ones and even keeping their daily lives organized.

Many of the skeptical seniors that were initially slow to engage the World Wide Web head-on are now discovering what they've been missing. In fact, helpful sites are taking tasks that generally give seniors headaches and making them considerably more manageable -- and even fun. 

Here are just some of the more popular activities and free Web sites that seniors are relying on to make life easier:

By Norma Bixler
Publisher/Editor

Her faith kept her going and she prayed constantly said 69-year old Ena Zizi. She had spent seven days in the rubble. One of the Mexican rescuers said that the team kept working until they could reach the woman and he felt her grab his hand and squeeze it. “I felt that God had touched my hand. I could kiss the hand and she called me ‘son’.”  She was singing as she was carried on the stretcher. And, her son called it a miracle.

A baby girl survives without injuries after six days buried in the rubble of her home. Her name is unknown and it is thought her family had been killed in the quake. After giving her water and washing off the dust that covered her little body from head the toe, the nurses called it “incredible.”