Foie gras tops 2005's 'Year in Review' list (Atkins Diet recipes)

Foie gras tops 2005's 'Year in Review' list
News-Review - I didn't even know there was a foie gras controversy in 2005. Actually, I didn't even know what foie gras really was. And I call myself a food reporter. Thanks to the fine people at Hunter Public Relations of New York, I'm finally getting caught up

HealthCheck Reports: January 2005
WPVI - And a baby boy in New York is recovering from heart transplant surgery after the tiniest of organs became available in time. The tiny heart was transplanted into little Jordan Trimarchi's chest when he was just 3 days old. Jordan was born with a

Road Trip Offers Hope
Washington Post - PHOENIX, Dec. 24 -- The Washington Wizards' 2-3 road trip can't be considered a total success, considering it included losses to the Portland Trail Blazers (8-18) and to a Seattle SuperSonics squad the Wizards pounded by 41 points in November. But

Holiday season often means hea
Pasadena Star-News - Between now and New Year's Day, we put a terrible strain on our stomachs. Holiday parties and family feasts mean overindulgence: rich food, and too much of it. For millions of people this means heartburn. The newfangled term is acid reflux, also

Experts Say Low-Carb Craze May Be Over (Dr. Atkins Diets)

Experts Say Low-Carb Craze May Be Over
First Coast News - KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) -- Americans appear to be losing their appetite for low-carb foods. After a glut of protein-heavy cookbooks and advertising in recent years, the latest diet trend may have run its course. A study by NPD Group, an independent

Dieters ditch Atkins for healthy carbs in 2005
CTV - In this ever-changing dieting world, 2005 saw many changes in food fads -- including sweet news on chocolate, and the demise of the most popular carb-free diet, points out Toronto-based nutritional expert Leslie Beck. The

Letters to Editor
Opelika-Auburn News - Here we go again. First, state Sen. Hank Erwin said that Hurricane Katrina was perhaps a divine judgment on New Orleans. I have noticed that lately a big stir has been happening about all the local businesses referring to Merry Christmas as Happy

Tipping the scales
Biloxi Sun Herald - Losing weight is hard and you might say hardly studied. Only recently have scientists clinically shown that the widely used

December 2005 (Atkins Diet menu)

December 2005
Nutra Ingredients USA - The Puritans described its rich ingredients as unfit for God-fearing people . The Quakers referred to it as Ask any child what s most important about Christmas and you re almost sure to hear it s presents, or Disappointing results

Clicked: Laws were made to be broken
MSNBC - You asked "What the heck is Ghost Rider?" in Today's Clicked. FYI, Ghost Rider is an old 1970s Marvel comics character about a stunt biker who was cursed into becoming a flaming-skulled demon. It was hokey and cool all at once. More info is

Area cattle producers hail end of Japan beef embargo
Daily Statesman - File photo Paradoxically, the Japanese embargo on American beef actually helped cattle producers rebuild their herds, since higher prices had encouraged them to sell heifers they would otherwise have bred. It was a very merry Christmas for beef

Historic restaurant reopens in New Orleans' French Quarter
MENAFN - NEW ORLEANS _ Scaffolding still surrounds a huge hole in the southeast wall, the staff is a shadow of its former size, only two of 15 sprawling dining rooms are functioning, half the specialty dishes have been lopped off the menu and there was a last

Modified version of
News-Medical.Net - A modified version of a popular low-carbohydrate, high-fat diet is nearly as effective at controlling seizures as the highly restrictive ketogenic diet, Johns Hopkins Children's Center researchers report. "Our findings suggest relatively good

Crystal clear?
Agriculture Weekly - MOORHEAD, Minn. -- Jim Horvath quietly marked a milestone Oct. 27. "I became the longest-serving president of American Crystal Sugar Co.," Horvath says, sitting in his office to talk Dec. 2. This interview came the day after Crystal's annual meeting

December 2005 (Atkins Diet Food)

December 2005
Nutra Ingredients USA - The Puritans described its rich ingredients as unfit for God-fearing people . The Quakers referred to it as Ask any child what s most important about Christmas and you re almost sure to hear it s presents, or Disappointing results

Doctors Weigh In On Low Carb Diets
First Coast News - JACKSONVILLE, FL -- The South Beach Diet was developed by a cardiologist in South Florida who was looking for a safe diet for his chronically overweight heart patients. The diet and the book are extremely popular. St. Vincent's cardiologist Doctor

HealthCheck Reports: March 2005
WPVI - As the protests and prayers echoed outside the hospice where Terri Schiavo spent her final moments those who specialize in end-of-life care are worried that hospice programs will come away with negative associations because of this high-profile

HealthCheck Reports: January 2005
WPVI - And a baby boy in New York is recovering from heart transplant surgery after the tiniest of organs became available in time. The tiny heart was transplanted into little Jordan Trimarchi's chest when he was just 3 days old. Jordan was born with a

Life & Times (Atkins Diet)

Life & Times
Manila Times - SINCE the

London is as queer as a 3 note!!!!
Podcasting News - We do a weekly podcast of the best bits from our weekly Internet Radio Talk Show, "Timothy Lock's G-Spot!". The three hosts of the show are gay, but the talk is not always gay-centric, it's usually below the belt, gutter humor but damn funny!! The

A guest column by D. Eric Schansberg: Give parents school choice and
Fort Wayne News-Sentinel - With the recent election results in Kansas and Delaware, the debate continues to intensify over teaching evolution and Intelligent Design in the public schools. There is much at stake, from scientific integrity to philosophical baggage. The

HealthCheck Reports: March 2005
WPVI - As the protests and prayers echoed outside the hospice where Terri Schiavo spent her final moments those who specialize in end-of-life care are worried that hospice programs will come away with negative associations because of this high-profile

Area cattle producers hail end of Japan beef embargo
Daily Statesman - File photo Paradoxically, the Japanese embargo on American beef actually helped cattle producers rebuild their herds, since higher prices had encouraged them to sell heifers they would otherwise have bred. It was a very merry Christmas for beef

Read Entire Story
Rapid City Journal - It s true: Murphy s Bar & Restaurant, the venerable watering hole at the corner of Ninth and Main streets, is changing hands. Stan George, owner of Grimm s Pump Service, is buying Murphy s from Tim Norberg, said Emily Em Hoffman, one of

December 2005 (Dr Atkins Diet)

December 2005
Nutra Ingredients USA - The Puritans described its rich ingredients as unfit for God-fearing people . The Quakers referred to it as Ask any child what s most important about Christmas and you re almost sure to hear it s presents, or Disappointing results

COOLBRANDS HOPES DISNEY ICE CREAM WILL ANIMATE SALES
Mickey News - Read some of the greatest articles about Disney. Tips for your next visit, news from the inside and much more. Disney News Here you will find all the latest news and press releases all about Disneyland. Make sure and check it often as it is updated

A guest column by D. Eric Schansberg: Give parents school choice and
Fort Wayne News-Sentinel - With the recent election results in Kansas and Delaware, the debate continues to intensify over teaching evolution and Intelligent Design in the public schools. There is much at stake, from scientific integrity to philosophical baggage. The

Love me slender
Daily Mail - While for most of us Christmas is a time of celebration and excess, it is also, for a minority of women, the most anxious time of the year. Take Catherine. She begins the Christmas preparations months early. Every tempting recipe in a magazine is

Foie gras tops 2005's 'Year in Review' list (Atkins Diet)

Foie gras tops 2005's 'Year in Review' list
News-Review - I didn't even know there was a foie gras controversy in 2005. Actually, I didn't even know what foie gras really was. And I call myself a food reporter. Thanks to the fine people at Hunter Public Relations of New York, I'm finally getting caught up

Trendspotting 2006
Newsday - Uggs, Wikipedia, the

Make My Day
American Reporter - SYRACUSE, Ind. -- In this age of Political Correctness and perpetual victimhood, someone somewhere is always complaining about certain words or phrases. "I don't know if I feel comfortable with the implications of that term," is the battle cry of the

Tipping the scales
Columbus Ledger-Enquirer - Losing weight is hard and you might say hardly studied. Only recently have scientists clinically shown that the widely used

Life & Times
Manila Times - SINCE the

Foie gras tops 2005's 'Year in Review' list (Atkins Diet Food)

Foie gras tops 2005's 'Year in Review' list
News-Review - I didn't even know there was a foie gras controversy in 2005. Actually, I didn't even know what foie gras really was. And I call myself a food reporter. Thanks to the fine people at Hunter Public Relations of New York, I'm finally getting caught up

Read Entire Story
Rapid City Journal - It s true: Murphy s Bar & Restaurant, the venerable watering hole at the corner of Ninth and Main streets, is changing hands. Stan George, owner of Grimm s Pump Service, is buying Murphy s from Tim Norberg, said Emily Em Hoffman, one of

HealthCheck Reports: January 2005
WPVI - And a baby boy in New York is recovering from heart transplant surgery after the tiniest of organs became available in time. The tiny heart was transplanted into little Jordan Trimarchi's chest when he was just 3 days old. Jordan was born with a

Crystal clear?
Agriculture Weekly - MOORHEAD, Minn. -- Jim Horvath quietly marked a milestone Oct. 27. "I became the longest-serving president of American Crystal Sugar Co.," Horvath says, sitting in his office to talk Dec. 2. This interview came the day after Crystal's annual meeting

London is as queer as a 3 note!!!!
Podcasting News - We do a weekly podcast of the best bits from our weekly Internet Radio Talk Show, "Timothy Lock's G-Spot!". The three hosts of the show are gay, but the talk is not always gay-centric, it's usually below the belt, gutter humor but damn funny!! The

Revelations kept coming in 2005 (Dr. Atkins Diets)

Revelations kept coming in 2005
Globe and Mail - Like many other years, 2005 brought a mix of good news and bad news to the world of nutrition. It's fair to say it was a good year for omega-3, whole grains and chocolate. Even coffee lovers rejoiced when their daily brew grabbed positive headlines

Fitness Solutions: Unrealistic eating plans don't lead to permanent
Tribune-Star - Have you had enough of the

Personal Health | News and Notes
Biloxi Sun Herald - Children with epilepsy who benefit from the highly restrictive ketogenic diet may find the popular low-carbohydrate, high-fat

Love me slender
Daily Mail - While for most of us Christmas is a time of celebration and excess, it is also, for a minority of women, the most anxious time of the year. Take Catherine. She begins the Christmas preparations months early. Every tempting recipe in a magazine is

Weighing in on daily weigh-ins
Columbus Ledger-Enquirer - It s sort of like tracking stock prices. You know they re going to vary day to day. Psychologist Patrick M. O Neil, director of the weight management center at the Medical University of South Carolina in Charleston, on daily weigh-ins

Make My Day (Atkins Diet menu)

Make My Day
American Reporter - SYRACUSE, Ind. -- In this age of Political Correctness and perpetual victimhood, someone somewhere is always complaining about certain words or phrases. "I don't know if I feel comfortable with the implications of that term," is the battle cry of the

Love me slender
Daily Mail - While for most of us Christmas is a time of celebration and excess, it is also, for a minority of women, the most anxious time of the year. Take Catherine. She begins the Christmas preparations months early. Every tempting recipe in a magazine is

HealthCheck Reports: March 2005
WPVI - As the protests and prayers echoed outside the hospice where Terri Schiavo spent her final moments those who specialize in end-of-life care are worried that hospice programs will come away with negative associations because of this high-profile

Road Trip Offers Hope
Washington Post - PHOENIX, Dec. 24 -- The Washington Wizards' 2-3 road trip can't be considered a total success, considering it included losses to the Portland Trail Blazers (8-18) and to a Seattle SuperSonics squad the Wizards pounded by 41 points in November. But

Historic restaurant reopens in New Orleans' French Quarter (Atkins Diet menu)

Historic restaurant reopens in New Orleans' French Quarter
MENAFN - NEW ORLEANS _ Scaffolding still surrounds a huge hole in the southeast wall, the staff is a shadow of its former size, only two of 15 sprawling dining rooms are functioning, half the specialty dishes have been lopped off the menu and there was a last

Revelations kept coming in 2005
Globe and Mail - Like many other years, 2005 brought a mix of good news and bad news to the world of nutrition. It's fair to say it was a good year for omega-3, whole grains and chocolate. Even coffee lovers rejoiced when their daily brew grabbed positive headlines

Fitness Solutions: Unrealistic eating plans don't lead to permanent
Tribune-Star - Have you had enough of the

Foie gras tops 2005's 'Year in Review' list
News-Review - I didn't even know there was a foie gras controversy in 2005. Actually, I didn't even know what foie gras really was. And I call myself a food reporter. Thanks to the fine people at Hunter Public Relations of New York, I'm finally getting caught up

Road Trip Offers Hope
Washington Post - PHOENIX, Dec. 24 -- The Washington Wizards' 2-3 road trip can't be considered a total success, considering it included losses to the Portland Trail Blazers (8-18) and to a Seattle SuperSonics squad the Wizards pounded by 41 points in November. But

Weight Watchers, Slim-Fast Top Diets
First Coast News - Meetings and shakes trump counting carbs when it comes to long-term weight loss, according to a recent analysis of diets by Consumer Reports magazine. The publication, best known for rating cars and electronics, put Weight Watchers, with its support

COOLBRANDS HOPES DISNEY ICE CREAM WILL ANIMATE SALES (The Atkins Diet)

COOLBRANDS HOPES DISNEY ICE CREAM WILL ANIMATE SALES
Mickey News - Read some of the greatest articles about Disney. Tips for your next visit, news from the inside and much more. Disney News Here you will find all the latest news and press releases all about Disneyland. Make sure and check it often as it is updated

London is as queer as a 3 note!!!!
Podcasting News - We do a weekly podcast of the best bits from our weekly Internet Radio Talk Show, "Timothy Lock's G-Spot!". The three hosts of the show are gay, but the talk is not always gay-centric, it's usually below the belt, gutter humor but damn funny!! The

Brave Derry girl waits on Santa date
Belfast Telegraph - AN ULSTER five-year-old with an incurable brain disease was today hoping to visit Santa in Lapland after a new diet transformed her life. Little Rhiannon Bates's progress has stunned her parents Alan and Shauna since they introduced her to the

Tipping the scales
Biloxi Sun Herald - Losing weight is hard and you might say hardly studied. Only recently have scientists clinically shown that the widely used

Life & Times
Manila Times - SINCE the

Make My Day (Atkins Diet Food)

Make My Day
American Reporter - SYRACUSE, Ind. -- In this age of Political Correctness and perpetual victimhood, someone somewhere is always complaining about certain words or phrases. "I don't know if I feel comfortable with the implications of that term," is the battle cry of the

December 2005
Nutra Ingredients USA - The Puritans described its rich ingredients as unfit for God-fearing people . The Quakers referred to it as Ask any child what s most important about Christmas and you re almost sure to hear it s presents, or Disappointing results

Experts Say Low-Carb Craze May Be Over
First Coast News - KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) -- Americans appear to be losing their appetite for low-carb foods. After a glut of protein-heavy cookbooks and advertising in recent years, the latest diet trend may have run its course. A study by NPD Group, an independent

London is as queer as a 3 note!!!!
Podcasting News - We do a weekly podcast of the best bits from our weekly Internet Radio Talk Show, "Timothy Lock's G-Spot!". The three hosts of the show are gay, but the talk is not always gay-centric, it's usually below the belt, gutter humor but damn funny!! The

Fitness Solutions: Unrealistic eating plans don't lead to permanent
Tribune-Star - Have you had enough of the

Crystal clear?
Agriculture Weekly - MOORHEAD, Minn. -- Jim Horvath quietly marked a milestone Oct. 27. "I became the longest-serving president of American Crystal Sugar Co.," Horvath says, sitting in his office to talk Dec. 2. This interview came the day after Crystal's annual meeting

Foie gras tops 2005's 'Year in Review' list (Atkins Diet Food)

Foie gras tops 2005's 'Year in Review' list
News-Review - I didn't even know there was a foie gras controversy in 2005. Actually, I didn't even know what foie gras really was. And I call myself a food reporter. Thanks to the fine people at Hunter Public Relations of New York, I'm finally getting caught up

High protein diet 'under attack'
BBC News - The benefits of high-protein diets have again been questioned. The Total Wellbeing Diet, similar to the

Read Entire Story
Rapid City Journal - It s true: Murphy s Bar & Restaurant, the venerable watering hole at the corner of Ninth and Main streets, is changing hands. Stan George, owner of Grimm s Pump Service, is buying Murphy s from Tim Norberg, said Emily Em Hoffman, one of

Fitness Solutions: Unrealistic eating plans don't lead to permanent
Tribune-Star - Have you had enough of the

A guest column by D. Eric Schansberg: Give parents school choice and
Fort Wayne News-Sentinel - With the recent election results in Kansas and Delaware, the debate continues to intensify over teaching evolution and Intelligent Design in the public schools. There is much at stake, from scientific integrity to philosophical baggage. The

Modified version of
News-Medical.Net - A modified version of a popular low-carbohydrate, high-fat diet is nearly as effective at controlling seizures as the highly restrictive ketogenic diet, Johns Hopkins Children's Center researchers report. "Our findings suggest relatively good

more (Atkins Diet Plans)

more
Discovery Animal Planet - Dec. 28, 2005 Horses prefer fenugreek, banana and cherry-flavored feed to all other flavors, according to one of the most detailed studies yet on horse flavor preferences. Three of the most popular flavors added to commercial horse feed

London is as queer as a 3 note!!!!
Podcasting News - We do a weekly podcast of the best bits from our weekly Internet Radio Talk Show, "Timothy Lock's G-Spot!". The three hosts of the show are gay, but the talk is not always gay-centric, it's usually below the belt, gutter humor but damn funny!! The

COOLBRANDS HOPES DISNEY ICE CREAM WILL ANIMATE SALES
Mickey News - Read some of the greatest articles about Disney. Tips for your next visit, news from the inside and much more. Disney News Here you will find all the latest news and press releases all about Disneyland. Make sure and check it often as it is updated

Experts Say Low-Carb Craze May Be Over
First Coast News - KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) -- Americans appear to be losing their appetite for low-carb foods. After a glut of protein-heavy cookbooks and advertising in recent years, the latest diet trend may have run its course. A study by NPD Group, an independent

Trendspotting 2006 (Atkins Diet recipes)

Trendspotting 2006
Newsday - Uggs, Wikipedia, the

Fitness Solutions: Unrealistic eating plans don't lead to permanent
Tribune-Star - Have you had enough of the

Love me slender
Daily Mail - While for most of us Christmas is a time of celebration and excess, it is also, for a minority of women, the most anxious time of the year. Take Catherine. She begins the Christmas preparations months early. Every tempting recipe in a magazine is

Columnists need new pictures to avoid Dear Abby Syndrome
Kingsport Times-News - Gorman Waddell accused me of turning my column-writing duties over to someone else. Kenny Stallard accused me of cleaning up my act. What they were talking about is my new column picture that debuted last week. I didn't turn over my column-writing

Holiday season often means hea
Pasadena Star-News - Between now and New Year's Day, we put a terrible strain on our stomachs. Holiday parties and family feasts mean overindulgence: rich food, and too much of it. For millions of people this means heartburn. The newfangled term is acid reflux, also

December 2005 (Atkins Diet Food)

December 2005
Nutra Ingredients USA - The Puritans described its rich ingredients as unfit for God-fearing people . The Quakers referred to it as Ask any child what s most important about Christmas and you re almost sure to hear it s presents, or Disappointing results

Modified version of
News-Medical.Net - A modified version of a popular low-carbohydrate, high-fat diet is nearly as effective at controlling seizures as the highly restrictive ketogenic diet, Johns Hopkins Children's Center researchers report. "Our findings suggest relatively good

Foie gras tops 2005's 'Year in Review' list
News-Review - I didn't even know there was a foie gras controversy in 2005. Actually, I didn't even know what foie gras really was. And I call myself a food reporter. Thanks to the fine people at Hunter Public Relations of New York, I'm finally getting caught up

Recycling center makes use of old clothes
Public Opinion - There's a place for clothing you want to discard even snagged sweaters and worn and torn shirts. Local thrift shops prefer the best of clothes all the buttons on and very little wear. The latest place to drop off old clothes in Franklin

HealthCheck Reports: March 2005
WPVI - As the protests and prayers echoed outside the hospice where Terri Schiavo spent her final moments those who specialize in end-of-life care are worried that hospice programs will come away with negative associations because of this high-profile

December 2005 (Atkins Diet)

December 2005
Nutra Ingredients USA - The Puritans described its rich ingredients as unfit for God-fearing people . The Quakers referred to it as Ask any child what s most important about Christmas and you re almost sure to hear it s presents, or Disappointing results

Columnists need new pictures to avoid Dear Abby Syndrome
Kingsport Times-News - Gorman Waddell accused me of turning my column-writing duties over to someone else. Kenny Stallard accused me of cleaning up my act. What they were talking about is my new column picture that debuted last week. I didn't turn over my column-writing

more
Discovery Animal Planet - Dec. 28, 2005 Horses prefer fenugreek, banana and cherry-flavored feed to all other flavors, according to one of the most detailed studies yet on horse flavor preferences. Three of the most popular flavors added to commercial horse feed

Life & Times
Manila Times - SINCE the

Trendspotting 2006
Newsday - Uggs, Wikipedia, the

Holiday season often means hea
Pasadena Star-News - Between now and New Year's Day, we put a terrible strain on our stomachs. Holiday parties and family feasts mean overindulgence: rich food, and too much of it. For millions of people this means heartburn. The newfangled term is acid reflux, also

Revelations kept coming in 2005 (Atkins Diet Plans)

Revelations kept coming in 2005
Globe and Mail - Like many other years, 2005 brought a mix of good news and bad news to the world of nutrition. It's fair to say it was a good year for omega-3, whole grains and chocolate. Even coffee lovers rejoiced when their daily brew grabbed positive headlines

High protein diet 'under attack'
BBC News - The benefits of high-protein diets have again been questioned. The Total Wellbeing Diet, similar to the

Modified version of
News-Medical.Net - A modified version of a popular low-carbohydrate, high-fat diet is nearly as effective at controlling seizures as the highly restrictive ketogenic diet, Johns Hopkins Children's Center researchers report. "Our findings suggest relatively good

London is as queer as a 3 note!!!!
Podcasting News - We do a weekly podcast of the best bits from our weekly Internet Radio Talk Show, "Timothy Lock's G-Spot!". The three hosts of the show are gay, but the talk is not always gay-centric, it's usually below the belt, gutter humor but damn funny!! The

Love me slender
Daily Mail - While for most of us Christmas is a time of celebration and excess, it is also, for a minority of women, the most anxious time of the year. Take Catherine. She begins the Christmas preparations months early. Every tempting recipe in a magazine is

Life & Times
Manila Times - SINCE the

Experts Say Low-Carb Craze May Be Over (Atkins Diet menu)

Experts Say Low-Carb Craze May Be Over
First Coast News - KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) -- Americans appear to be losing their appetite for low-carb foods. After a glut of protein-heavy cookbooks and advertising in recent years, the latest diet trend may have run its course. A study by NPD Group, an independent

Trendspotting 2006
Newsday - Uggs, Wikipedia, the

Personal Health | News and Notes
Biloxi Sun Herald - Children with epilepsy who benefit from the highly restrictive ketogenic diet may find the popular low-carbohydrate, high-fat

Columnists need new pictures to avoid Dear Abby Syndrome
Kingsport Times-News - Gorman Waddell accused me of turning my column-writing duties over to someone else. Kenny Stallard accused me of cleaning up my act. What they were talking about is my new column picture that debuted last week. I didn't turn over my column-writing

Weight Watchers, Slim-Fast Top Diets (Atkins Diet Food)

Weight Watchers, Slim-Fast Top Diets
First Coast News - Meetings and shakes trump counting carbs when it comes to long-term weight loss, according to a recent analysis of diets by Consumer Reports magazine. The publication, best known for rating cars and electronics, put Weight Watchers, with its support

Study Ranks Horses' Favorite Flavours
Standardbred Canada - Horses prefer fenugreek, banana and cherry-flavoured feed to all other flavours, according to one of the most detailed studies yet on horse flavour preferences. Three of the most popular flavours added to commercial horse feed molasses, garlic and

Recycling center makes use of old clothes
Public Opinion - There's a place for clothing you want to discard even snagged sweaters and worn and torn shirts. Local thrift shops prefer the best of clothes all the buttons on and very little wear. The latest place to drop off old clothes in Franklin

Life & Times
Manila Times - SINCE the

Recycling center makes use of old clothes (Dr. Atkins Diets)

Recycling center makes use of old clothes
Public Opinion - There's a place for clothing you want to discard even snagged sweaters and worn and torn shirts. Local thrift shops prefer the best of clothes all the buttons on and very little wear. The latest place to drop off old clothes in Franklin

Fitness Solutions: Unrealistic eating plans don't lead to permanent
Tribune-Star - Have you had enough of the

Historic restaurant reopens in New Orleans' French Quarter
MENAFN - NEW ORLEANS _ Scaffolding still surrounds a huge hole in the southeast wall, the staff is a shadow of its former size, only two of 15 sprawling dining rooms are functioning, half the specialty dishes have been lopped off the menu and there was a last

Columnists need new pictures to avoid Dear Abby Syndrome
Kingsport Times-News - Gorman Waddell accused me of turning my column-writing duties over to someone else. Kenny Stallard accused me of cleaning up my act. What they were talking about is my new column picture that debuted last week. I didn't turn over my column-writing

COOLBRANDS HOPES DISNEY ICE CREAM WILL ANIMATE SALES
Mickey News - Read some of the greatest articles about Disney. Tips for your next visit, news from the inside and much more. Disney News Here you will find all the latest news and press releases all about Disneyland. Make sure and check it often as it is updated

A guest column by D. Eric Schansberg: Give parents school choice and
Fort Wayne News-Sentinel - With the recent election results in Kansas and Delaware, the debate continues to intensify over teaching evolution and Intelligent Design in the public schools. There is much at stake, from scientific integrity to philosophical baggage. The

Doctors Weigh In On Low Carb Diets (Atkins Diet Plans)

Doctors Weigh In On Low Carb Diets
First Coast News - JACKSONVILLE, FL -- The South Beach Diet was developed by a cardiologist in South Florida who was looking for a safe diet for his chronically overweight heart patients. The diet and the book are extremely popular. St. Vincent's cardiologist Doctor

Study Ranks Horses' Favorite Flavours
Standardbred Canada - Horses prefer fenugreek, banana and cherry-flavoured feed to all other flavours, according to one of the most detailed studies yet on horse flavour preferences. Three of the most popular flavours added to commercial horse feed molasses, garlic and

Tipping the scales
Columbus Ledger-Enquirer - Losing weight is hard and you might say hardly studied. Only recently have scientists clinically shown that the widely used

Area cattle producers hail end of Japan beef embargo
Daily Statesman - File photo Paradoxically, the Japanese embargo on American beef actually helped cattle producers rebuild their herds, since higher prices had encouraged them to sell heifers they would otherwise have bred. It was a very merry Christmas for beef

Fitness Solutions: Unrealistic eating plans don't lead to permanent
Tribune-Star - Have you had enough of the

Personal Health | News and Notes (Atkins Diet menu)

Personal Health | News and Notes
Biloxi Sun Herald - Children with epilepsy who benefit from the highly restrictive ketogenic diet may find the popular low-carbohydrate, high-fat

Study Ranks Horses' Favorite Flavours
Standardbred Canada - Horses prefer fenugreek, banana and cherry-flavoured feed to all other flavours, according to one of the most detailed studies yet on horse flavour preferences. Three of the most popular flavours added to commercial horse feed molasses, garlic and

COOLBRANDS HOPES DISNEY ICE CREAM WILL ANIMATE SALES
Mickey News - Read some of the greatest articles about Disney. Tips for your next visit, news from the inside and much more. Disney News Here you will find all the latest news and press releases all about Disneyland. Make sure and check it often as it is updated

Fitness Solutions: Unrealistic eating plans don't lead to permanent
Tribune-Star - Have you had enough of the

Area cattle producers hail end of Japan beef embargo
Daily Statesman - File photo Paradoxically, the Japanese embargo on American beef actually helped cattle producers rebuild their herds, since higher prices had encouraged them to sell heifers they would otherwise have bred. It was a very merry Christmas for beef

Recycling center makes use of old clothes
Public Opinion - There's a place for clothing you want to discard even snagged sweaters and worn and torn shirts. Local thrift shops prefer the best of clothes all the buttons on and very little wear. The latest place to drop off old clothes in Franklin

Doctors Weigh In On Low Carb Diets (The Atkins Diet)

Doctors Weigh In On Low Carb Diets
First Coast News - JACKSONVILLE, FL -- The South Beach Diet was developed by a cardiologist in South Florida who was looking for a safe diet for his chronically overweight heart patients. The diet and the book are extremely popular. St. Vincent's cardiologist Doctor

Weighing in on daily weigh-ins
Biloxi Sun Herald - It s sort of like tracking stock prices. You know they re going to vary day to day. Psychologist Patrick M. O Neil, director of the weight management center at the Medical University of South Carolina in Charleston, on daily weigh-ins

Study:
First Coast News - LONDON (AP) -- Dieters on the popular high-fat, low-carb Atkins approach lose just as much body fat as those on low-fat diets, but the annoying low-carb side effects could mean problems down the road, according to a scientist who reviewed five dozen

Area cattle producers hail end of Japan beef embargo
Daily Statesman - File photo Paradoxically, the Japanese embargo on American beef actually helped cattle producers rebuild their herds, since higher prices had encouraged them to sell heifers they would otherwise have bred. It was a very merry Christmas for beef

HealthCheck Reports: January 2005 (Atkins Diet menu)

HealthCheck Reports: January 2005
WPVI - And a baby boy in New York is recovering from heart transplant surgery after the tiniest of organs became available in time. The tiny heart was transplanted into little Jordan Trimarchi's chest when he was just 3 days old. Jordan was born with a

Clicked: Laws were made to be broken
MSNBC - You asked "What the heck is Ghost Rider?" in Today's Clicked. FYI, Ghost Rider is an old 1970s Marvel comics character about a stunt biker who was cursed into becoming a flaming-skulled demon. It was hokey and cool all at once. More info is

Weighing in on daily weigh-ins
Biloxi Sun Herald - It s sort of like tracking stock prices. You know they re going to vary day to day. Psychologist Patrick M. O Neil, director of the weight management center at the Medical University of South Carolina in Charleston, on daily weigh-ins

Brave Derry girl waits on Santa date
Belfast Telegraph - AN ULSTER five-year-old with an incurable brain disease was today hoping to visit Santa in Lapland after a new diet transformed her life. Little Rhiannon Bates's progress has stunned her parents Alan and Shauna since they introduced her to the

Dr Atkins: 18st when he died (Atkins Diet)

Dr Atkins: 18st when he died
Daily Mail - By BARRY WIGMORE, Daily Mail 08:16am 11th February 2004 Dr Robert Atkins - whose diet is followed by three million Britons - had a serious heart disease and was a clinically obese 18-and-a-half stone when he died, a report revealed yesterday. The 72

Clicked: Laws were made to be broken
MSNBC - You asked "What the heck is Ghost Rider?" in Today's Clicked. FYI, Ghost Rider is an old 1970s Marvel comics character about a stunt biker who was cursed into becoming a flaming-skulled demon. It was hokey and cool all at once. More info is

Personal Health | News and Notes
Biloxi Sun Herald - Children with epilepsy who benefit from the highly restrictive ketogenic diet may find the popular low-carbohydrate, high-fat

Tipping the scales
Biloxi Sun Herald - Losing weight is hard and you might say hardly studied. Only recently have scientists clinically shown that the widely used

Experts Say Low-Carb Craze May Be Over (Atkins Diet)

Experts Say Low-Carb Craze May Be Over
First Coast News - KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) -- Americans appear to be losing their appetite for low-carb foods. After a glut of protein-heavy cookbooks and advertising in recent years, the latest diet trend may have run its course. A study by NPD Group, an independent

Weight Watchers, Slim-Fast Top Diets
First Coast News - Meetings and shakes trump counting carbs when it comes to long-term weight loss, according to a recent analysis of diets by Consumer Reports magazine. The publication, best known for rating cars and electronics, put Weight Watchers, with its support

Study Ranks Horses' Favorite Flavours
Standardbred Canada - Horses prefer fenugreek, banana and cherry-flavoured feed to all other flavours, according to one of the most detailed studies yet on horse flavour preferences. Three of the most popular flavours added to commercial horse feed molasses, garlic and

Tipping the scales
Biloxi Sun Herald - Losing weight is hard and you might say hardly studied. Only recently have scientists clinically shown that the widely used

Market basket, 12/28
Denver Post - A holiday-season gesture by the Food Network is aimed at helping restaurant workers in New Orleans. The launch of a 2006 Food Network calendar, its first chef-recipe calendar, will benefit the New Orleans Hospitality Workers Disaster Relief Fund, the

Home Depot, Yardbird deal needs review
Contra Costa Times - I want to thank the Nov. 26 letter writers for laying out before me a wonderful murder mystery dinner theater -- a soap opera of the American psyche fit for analysis by Carl Jung. Enter stage right: the victim, our no-more-sand-in-the-face Shadow of

Recycling center makes use of old clothes (Atkins Diet)

Recycling center makes use of old clothes
Public Opinion - There's a place for clothing you want to discard even snagged sweaters and worn and torn shirts. Local thrift shops prefer the best of clothes all the buttons on and very little wear. The latest place to drop off old clothes in Franklin

Market basket, 12/28
Denver Post - A holiday-season gesture by the Food Network is aimed at helping restaurant workers in New Orleans. The launch of a 2006 Food Network calendar, its first chef-recipe calendar, will benefit the New Orleans Hospitality Workers Disaster Relief Fund, the

Brave Derry girl waits on Santa date
Belfast Telegraph - AN ULSTER five-year-old with an incurable brain disease was today hoping to visit Santa in Lapland after a new diet transformed her life. Little Rhiannon Bates's progress has stunned her parents Alan and Shauna since they introduced her to the

Personal Health | News and Notes
Biloxi Sun Herald - Children with epilepsy who benefit from the highly restrictive ketogenic diet may find the popular low-carbohydrate, high-fat

Dieters ditch Atkins for healthy carbs in 2005
CTV - In this ever-changing dieting world, 2005 saw many changes in food fads -- including sweet news on chocolate, and the demise of the most popular carb-free diet, points out Toronto-based nutritional expert Leslie Beck. The

Clicked: Laws were made to be broken (Atkins Diet)

Clicked: Laws were made to be broken
MSNBC - You asked "What the heck is Ghost Rider?" in Today's Clicked. FYI, Ghost Rider is an old 1970s Marvel comics character about a stunt biker who was cursed into becoming a flaming-skulled demon. It was hokey and cool all at once. More info is

Holiday season often means hea
Pasadena Star-News - Between now and New Year's Day, we put a terrible strain on our stomachs. Holiday parties and family feasts mean overindulgence: rich food, and too much of it. For millions of people this means heartburn. The newfangled term is acid reflux, also

Doctors Weigh In On Low Carb Diets
First Coast News - JACKSONVILLE, FL -- The South Beach Diet was developed by a cardiologist in South Florida who was looking for a safe diet for his chronically overweight heart patients. The diet and the book are extremely popular. St. Vincent's cardiologist Doctor

Dr Atkins: 18st when he died
Daily Mail - By BARRY WIGMORE, Daily Mail 08:16am 11th February 2004 Dr Robert Atkins - whose diet is followed by three million Britons - had a serious heart disease and was a clinically obese 18-and-a-half stone when he died, a report revealed yesterday. The 72

In brief
Baltimore Sun - A government study has found no fatalities or unexpected side effects among 2.5 million people who took FluMist in the two influenza seasons since the nasal-spray vaccine was licensed, according to this week's Journal of the American Medical

Revelations kept coming in 2005 (Atkins Diet Food)

Revelations kept coming in 2005
Globe and Mail - Like many other years, 2005 brought a mix of good news and bad news to the world of nutrition. It's fair to say it was a good year for omega-3, whole grains and chocolate. Even coffee lovers rejoiced when their daily brew grabbed positive headlines

Personal Health | News and Notes
Biloxi Sun Herald - Children with epilepsy who benefit from the highly restrictive ketogenic diet may find the popular low-carbohydrate, high-fat

A guest column by D. Eric Schansberg: Give parents school choice and
Fort Wayne News-Sentinel - With the recent election results in Kansas and Delaware, the debate continues to intensify over teaching evolution and Intelligent Design in the public schools. There is much at stake, from scientific integrity to philosophical baggage. The

HealthCheck Reports: March 2005
WPVI - As the protests and prayers echoed outside the hospice where Terri Schiavo spent her final moments those who specialize in end-of-life care are worried that hospice programs will come away with negative associations because of this high-profile

Personal Health | News and Notes (Atkins Diet menu)

Personal Health | News and Notes
Biloxi Sun Herald - Children with epilepsy who benefit from the highly restrictive ketogenic diet may find the popular low-carbohydrate, high-fat

Tipping the scales
Biloxi Sun Herald - Losing weight is hard and you might say hardly studied. Only recently have scientists clinically shown that the widely used

Experts Say Low-Carb Craze May Be Over
First Coast News - KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) -- Americans appear to be losing their appetite for low-carb foods. After a glut of protein-heavy cookbooks and advertising in recent years, the latest diet trend may have run its course. A study by NPD Group, an independent

COOLBRANDS HOPES DISNEY ICE CREAM WILL ANIMATE SALES
Mickey News - Read some of the greatest articles about Disney. Tips for your next visit, news from the inside and much more. Disney News Here you will find all the latest news and press releases all about Disneyland. Make sure and check it often as it is updated

Tipping the scales (Dr Atkins Diet)

Tipping the scales
Biloxi Sun Herald - Losing weight is hard and you might say hardly studied. Only recently have scientists clinically shown that the widely used

Love me slender
Daily Mail - While for most of us Christmas is a time of celebration and excess, it is also, for a minority of women, the most anxious time of the year. Take Catherine. She begins the Christmas preparations months early. Every tempting recipe in a magazine is

Revelations kept coming in 2005
Globe and Mail - Like many other years, 2005 brought a mix of good news and bad news to the world of nutrition. It's fair to say it was a good year for omega-3, whole grains and chocolate. Even coffee lovers rejoiced when their daily brew grabbed positive headlines

Market basket, 12/28
Denver Post - A holiday-season gesture by the Food Network is aimed at helping restaurant workers in New Orleans. The launch of a 2006 Food Network calendar, its first chef-recipe calendar, will benefit the New Orleans Hospitality Workers Disaster Relief Fund, the

Read Entire Story (Atkins Diet menu)

Read Entire Story
Rapid City Journal - It s true: Murphy s Bar & Restaurant, the venerable watering hole at the corner of Ninth and Main streets, is changing hands. Stan George, owner of Grimm s Pump Service, is buying Murphy s from Tim Norberg, said Emily Em Hoffman, one of

Crystal clear?
Agriculture Weekly - MOORHEAD, Minn. -- Jim Horvath quietly marked a milestone Oct. 27. "I became the longest-serving president of American Crystal Sugar Co.," Horvath says, sitting in his office to talk Dec. 2. This interview came the day after Crystal's annual meeting

Life & Times
Manila Times - SINCE the

Fitness Solutions: Unrealistic eating plans don't lead to permanent
Tribune-Star - Have you had enough of the

Obese Wasilla man sheds pounds on path to healthier choices
Anchorage Daily News - WASILLA -- Buster Barlow loses five to seven pounds a week. He does this, he says, by eating nothing solid and subsisting instead on relatively tasty chocolate protein shakes and smelly liquid vitamins. Barlow enjoyed mild success on the

Dr Atkins: 18st when he died
Daily Mail - By BARRY WIGMORE, Daily Mail 08:16am 11th February 2004 Dr Robert Atkins - whose diet is followed by three million Britons - had a serious heart disease and was a clinically obese 18-and-a-half stone when he died, a report revealed yesterday. The 72

Personal Health | News and Notes (Atkins Diet menu)

Personal Health | News and Notes
Biloxi Sun Herald - Children with epilepsy who benefit from the highly restrictive ketogenic diet may find the popular low-carbohydrate, high-fat

Dr Atkins: 18st when he died
Daily Mail - By BARRY WIGMORE, Daily Mail 08:16am 11th February 2004 Dr Robert Atkins - whose diet is followed by three million Britons - had a serious heart disease and was a clinically obese 18-and-a-half stone when he died, a report revealed yesterday. The 72

HealthCheck Reports: January 2005
WPVI - And a baby boy in New York is recovering from heart transplant surgery after the tiniest of organs became available in time. The tiny heart was transplanted into little Jordan Trimarchi's chest when he was just 3 days old. Jordan was born with a

A guest column by D. Eric Schansberg: Give parents school choice and
Fort Wayne News-Sentinel - With the recent election results in Kansas and Delaware, the debate continues to intensify over teaching evolution and Intelligent Design in the public schools. There is much at stake, from scientific integrity to philosophical baggage. The

Revelations kept coming in 2005
Globe and Mail - Like many other years, 2005 brought a mix of good news and bad news to the world of nutrition. It's fair to say it was a good year for omega-3, whole grains and chocolate. Even coffee lovers rejoiced when their daily brew grabbed positive headlines

Fitness Solutions: Unrealistic eating plans don't lead to permanent (Dr. Atkins Diets)

Fitness Solutions: Unrealistic eating plans don't lead to permanent
Tribune-Star - Have you had enough of the

Doctors Weigh In On Low Carb Diets
First Coast News - JACKSONVILLE, FL -- The South Beach Diet was developed by a cardiologist in South Florida who was looking for a safe diet for his chronically overweight heart patients. The diet and the book are extremely popular. St. Vincent's cardiologist Doctor

Weight Watchers, Slim-Fast Top Diets
First Coast News - Meetings and shakes trump counting carbs when it comes to long-term weight loss, according to a recent analysis of diets by Consumer Reports magazine. The publication, best known for rating cars and electronics, put Weight Watchers, with its support

Revelations kept coming in 2005
Globe and Mail - Like many other years, 2005 brought a mix of good news and bad news to the world of nutrition. It's fair to say it was a good year for omega-3, whole grains and chocolate. Even coffee lovers rejoiced when their daily brew grabbed positive headlines

Foie gras tops 2005's 'Year in Review' list (Atkins Diet Food)

Foie gras tops 2005's 'Year in Review' list
News-Review - I didn't even know there was a foie gras controversy in 2005. Actually, I didn't even know what foie gras really was. And I call myself a food reporter. Thanks to the fine people at Hunter Public Relations of New York, I'm finally getting caught up

Obese Wasilla man sheds pounds on path to healthier choices
Anchorage Daily News - WASILLA -- Buster Barlow loses five to seven pounds a week. He does this, he says, by eating nothing solid and subsisting instead on relatively tasty chocolate protein shakes and smelly liquid vitamins. Barlow enjoyed mild success on the

Tipping the scales
Columbus Ledger-Enquirer - Losing weight is hard and you might say hardly studied. Only recently have scientists clinically shown that the widely used

In brief
Baltimore Sun - A government study has found no fatalities or unexpected side effects among 2.5 million people who took FluMist in the two influenza seasons since the nasal-spray vaccine was licensed, according to this week's Journal of the American Medical

Love me slender
Daily Mail - While for most of us Christmas is a time of celebration and excess, it is also, for a minority of women, the most anxious time of the year. Take Catherine. She begins the Christmas preparations months early. Every tempting recipe in a magazine is

Read Entire Story (Dr. Atkins Diets)

Read Entire Story
Rapid City Journal - It s true: Murphy s Bar & Restaurant, the venerable watering hole at the corner of Ninth and Main streets, is changing hands. Stan George, owner of Grimm s Pump Service, is buying Murphy s from Tim Norberg, said Emily Em Hoffman, one of

Intractable Pediatric Epilepsy Responds to Ketogenic-
Medscape News - Dec. 7, 2005 (Washington) A diet that combines the principles of the

COOLBRANDS HOPES DISNEY ICE CREAM WILL ANIMATE SALES
Mickey News - Read some of the greatest articles about Disney. Tips for your next visit, news from the inside and much more. Disney News Here you will find all the latest news and press releases all about Disneyland. Make sure and check it often as it is updated

Trendspotting 2006
Newsday - Uggs, Wikipedia, the

Experts Say Low-Carb Craze May Be Over
First Coast News - KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) -- Americans appear to be losing their appetite for low-carb foods. After a glut of protein-heavy cookbooks and advertising in recent years, the latest diet trend may have run its course. A study by NPD Group, an independent

Crystal clear? (Atkins Diet)

Crystal clear?
Agriculture Weekly - MOORHEAD, Minn. -- Jim Horvath quietly marked a milestone Oct. 27. "I became the longest-serving president of American Crystal Sugar Co.," Horvath says, sitting in his office to talk Dec. 2. This interview came the day after Crystal's annual meeting

Doctors Weigh In On Low Carb Diets
First Coast News - JACKSONVILLE, FL -- The South Beach Diet was developed by a cardiologist in South Florida who was looking for a safe diet for his chronically overweight heart patients. The diet and the book are extremely popular. St. Vincent's cardiologist Doctor

Intractable Pediatric Epilepsy Responds to Ketogenic-
Medscape News - Dec. 7, 2005 (Washington) A diet that combines the principles of the

Personal Health | News and Notes
Biloxi Sun Herald - Children with epilepsy who benefit from the highly restrictive ketogenic diet may find the popular low-carbohydrate, high-fat

Trendspotting 2006
Newsday - Uggs, Wikipedia, the

Holiday season often means hea (Atkins Diet Plans)

Holiday season often means hea
Pasadena Star-News - Between now and New Year's Day, we put a terrible strain on our stomachs. Holiday parties and family feasts mean overindulgence: rich food, and too much of it. For millions of people this means heartburn. The newfangled term is acid reflux, also

Love me slender
Daily Mail - While for most of us Christmas is a time of celebration and excess, it is also, for a minority of women, the most anxious time of the year. Take Catherine. She begins the Christmas preparations months early. Every tempting recipe in a magazine is

Epicurious Reveals 2005 Best & Worst Food Trends
All American Patriots - Transcript of the Democratic Response to President George W. Bush's 2005 State of the Union Address NEW YORK, Dec. 22 /PRNewswire/ -- Epicurious, the premier food Web site, has issued its list of 2005's best and worst food trends and happenings

Life & Times
Manila Times - SINCE the

Market basket, 12/28 (Atkins Diet Plans)

Market basket, 12/28
Denver Post - A holiday-season gesture by the Food Network is aimed at helping restaurant workers in New Orleans. The launch of a 2006 Food Network calendar, its first chef-recipe calendar, will benefit the New Orleans Hospitality Workers Disaster Relief Fund, the

Trendspotting 2006
Newsday - Uggs, Wikipedia, the

COOLBRANDS HOPES DISNEY ICE CREAM WILL ANIMATE SALES
Mickey News - Read some of the greatest articles about Disney. Tips for your next visit, news from the inside and much more. Disney News Here you will find all the latest news and press releases all about Disneyland. Make sure and check it often as it is updated

Slim king of the Big Apple
Stuff - Move over the

Make My Day
American Reporter - SYRACUSE, Ind. -- In this age of Political Correctness and perpetual victimhood, someone somewhere is always complaining about certain words or phrases. "I don't know if I feel comfortable with the implications of that term," is the battle cry of the

Foie gras tops 2005's 'Year in Review' list
News-Review - I didn't even know there was a foie gras controversy in 2005. Actually, I didn't even know what foie gras really was. And I call myself a food reporter. Thanks to the fine people at Hunter Public Relations of New York, I'm finally getting caught up

Tipping the scales (The Atkins Diet)

Tipping the scales
Columbus Ledger-Enquirer - Losing weight is hard and you might say hardly studied. Only recently have scientists clinically shown that the widely used

Home Depot, Yardbird deal needs review
Pioneer Press - I want to thank the Nov. 26 letter writers for laying out before me a wonderful murder mystery dinner theater -- a soap opera of the American psyche fit for analysis by Carl Jung. Enter stage right: the victim, our no-more-sand-in-the-face Shadow of

Modified
Nutra Ingredients USA - 12/6/2005 - The

A guest column by D. Eric Schansberg: Give parents school choice and
Fort Wayne News-Sentinel - With the recent election results in Kansas and Delaware, the debate continues to intensify over teaching evolution and Intelligent Design in the public schools. There is much at stake, from scientific integrity to philosophical baggage. The

Love me slender
Daily Mail - While for most of us Christmas is a time of celebration and excess, it is also, for a minority of women, the most anxious time of the year. Take Catherine. She begins the Christmas preparations months early. Every tempting recipe in a magazine is

Foie gras tops 2005's 'Year in Review' list
News-Review - I didn't even know there was a foie gras controversy in 2005. Actually, I didn't even know what foie gras really was. And I call myself a food reporter. Thanks to the fine people at Hunter Public Relations of New York, I'm finally getting caught up

Trendspotting 2006 (Dr Atkins Diet)

Trendspotting 2006
Newsday - Uggs, Wikipedia, the

A guest column by D. Eric Schansberg: Give parents school choice and
Contra Costa Times - With the recent election results in Kansas and Delaware, the debate continues to intensify over teaching evolution and Intelligent Design in the public schools. There is much at stake, from scientific integrity to philosophical baggage. The

Foie gras tops 2005's 'Year in Review' list
News-Review - I didn't even know there was a foie gras controversy in 2005. Actually, I didn't even know what foie gras really was. And I call myself a food reporter. Thanks to the fine people at Hunter Public Relations of New York, I'm finally getting caught up

Recycling center makes use of old clothes
Public Opinion - There's a place for clothing you want to discard even snagged sweaters and worn and torn shirts. Local thrift shops prefer the best of clothes all the buttons on and very little wear. The latest place to drop off old clothes in Franklin

HealthCheck Reports: March 2005
WPVI - As the protests and prayers echoed outside the hospice where Terri Schiavo spent her final moments those who specialize in end-of-life care are worried that hospice programs will come away with negative associations because of this high-profile

Personal Health | News and Notes (Atkins Diet)

Personal Health | News and Notes
Biloxi Sun Herald - Children with epilepsy who benefit from the highly restrictive ketogenic diet may find the popular low-carbohydrate, high-fat

Modified
HealthCentral.com - A modified form of the

Road Trip Offers Hope
Washington Post - PHOENIX, Dec. 24 -- The Washington Wizards' 2-3 road trip can't be considered a total success, considering it included losses to the Portland Trail Blazers (8-18) and to a Seattle SuperSonics squad the Wizards pounded by 41 points in November. But

Weighing in on daily weigh-ins
Columbus Ledger-Enquirer - It s sort of like tracking stock prices. You know they re going to vary day to day. Psychologist Patrick M. O Neil, director of the weight management center at the Medical University of South Carolina in Charleston, on daily weigh-ins

Modified version of
News-Medical.Net - A modified version of a popular low-carbohydrate, high-fat diet is nearly as effective at controlling seizures as the highly restrictive ketogenic diet, Johns Hopkins Children's Center researchers report. "Our findings suggest relatively good

Holiday season often means hea (Dr. Atkins Diets)

Holiday season often means hea
Pasadena Star-News - Between now and New Year's Day, we put a terrible strain on our stomachs. Holiday parties and family feasts mean overindulgence: rich food, and too much of it. For millions of people this means heartburn. The newfangled term is acid reflux, also

COOLBRANDS HOPES DISNEY ICE CREAM WILL ANIMATE SALES
Mickey News - Read some of the greatest articles about Disney. Tips for your next visit, news from the inside and much more. Disney News Here you will find all the latest news and press releases all about Disneyland. Make sure and check it often as it is updated

Fitness Solutions: Unrealistic eating plans don't lead to permanent
Tribune-Star - Have you had enough of the

Experts Say Low-Carb Craze May Be Over
First Coast News - KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) -- Americans appear to be losing their appetite for low-carb foods. After a glut of protein-heavy cookbooks and advertising in recent years, the latest diet trend may have run its course. A study by NPD Group, an independent

Weight Watchers, Slim-Fast Top Diets (Atkins Diet Plans)

Weight Watchers, Slim-Fast Top Diets
First Coast News - Meetings and shakes trump counting carbs when it comes to long-term weight loss, according to a recent analysis of diets by Consumer Reports magazine. The publication, best known for rating cars and electronics, put Weight Watchers, with its support

Revelations kept coming in 2005
Globe and Mail - Like many other years, 2005 brought a mix of good news and bad news to the world of nutrition. It's fair to say it was a good year for omega-3, whole grains and chocolate. Even coffee lovers rejoiced when their daily brew grabbed positive headlines

In a giving spirit, readers take aim
Boston Globe - I like to end each year with a healthy measure of bile and vituperation -- not my own, but readers' vitriol directed against me. A scheduling snafu torpedoed last year's readers-strike-back column, so now I have two years' worth of sputtering outrage

Life & Times
Manila Times - SINCE the

Weight Watchers, Slim-Fast Top Diets (Dr. Atkins Diets)

Weight Watchers, Slim-Fast Top Diets
First Coast News - Meetings and shakes trump counting carbs when it comes to long-term weight loss, according to a recent analysis of diets by Consumer Reports magazine. The publication, best known for rating cars and electronics, put Weight Watchers, with its support

HealthCheck Reports: January 2005
WPVI - And a baby boy in New York is recovering from heart transplant surgery after the tiniest of organs became available in time. The tiny heart was transplanted into little Jordan Trimarchi's chest when he was just 3 days old. Jordan was born with a

Fitness Solutions: Unrealistic eating plans don't lead to permanent
Tribune-Star - Have you had enough of the

Modified
Nutra Ingredients USA - 12/6/2005 - The

Epicurious Reveals 2005 Best & Worst Food Trends
All American Patriots - Transcript of the Democratic Response to President George W. Bush's 2005 State of the Union Address NEW YORK, Dec. 22 /PRNewswire/ -- Epicurious, the premier food Web site, has issued its list of 2005's best and worst food trends and happenings

Holiday season often means hea (Atkins Diet Food)

Holiday season often means hea
Pasadena Star-News - Between now and New Year's Day, we put a terrible strain on our stomachs. Holiday parties and family feasts mean overindulgence: rich food, and too much of it. For millions of people this means heartburn. The newfangled term is acid reflux, also

A guest column by D. Eric Schansberg: Give parents school choice and
Fort Wayne News-Sentinel - With the recent election results in Kansas and Delaware, the debate continues to intensify over teaching evolution and Intelligent Design in the public schools. There is much at stake, from scientific integrity to philosophical baggage. The

Experts Say Low-Carb Craze May Be Over
First Coast News - KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) -- Americans appear to be losing their appetite for low-carb foods. After a glut of protein-heavy cookbooks and advertising in recent years, the latest diet trend may have run its course. A study by NPD Group, an independent

Columnists need new pictures to avoid Dear Abby Syndrome
Kingsport Times-News - Gorman Waddell accused me of turning my column-writing duties over to someone else. Kenny Stallard accused me of cleaning up my act. What they were talking about is my new column picture that debuted last week. I didn't turn over my column-writing

Weighing in on daily weigh-ins
Biloxi Sun Herald - It s sort of like tracking stock prices. You know they re going to vary day to day. Psychologist Patrick M. O Neil, director of the weight management center at the Medical University of South Carolina in Charleston, on daily weigh-ins

Epicurious Reveals 2005 Best & Worst Food Trends
All American Patriots - Transcript of the Democratic Response to President George W. Bush's 2005 State of the Union Address NEW YORK, Dec. 22 /PRNewswire/ -- Epicurious, the premier food Web site, has issued its list of 2005's best and worst food trends and happenings

Make My Day (Atkins Diet)

Make My Day
American Reporter - SYRACUSE, Ind. -- In this age of Political Correctness and perpetual victimhood, someone somewhere is always complaining about certain words or phrases. "I don't know if I feel comfortable with the implications of that term," is the battle cry of the

HealthCheck Reports: January 2005
WPVI - And a baby boy in New York is recovering from heart transplant surgery after the tiniest of organs became available in time. The tiny heart was transplanted into little Jordan Trimarchi's chest when he was just 3 days old. Jordan was born with a

Intractable Pediatric Epilepsy Responds to Ketogenic-
Medscape News - Dec. 7, 2005 (Washington) A diet that combines the principles of the

Road Trip Offers Hope
Washington Post - PHOENIX, Dec. 24 -- The Washington Wizards' 2-3 road trip can't be considered a total success, considering it included losses to the Portland Trail Blazers (8-18) and to a Seattle SuperSonics squad the Wizards pounded by 41 points in November. But

Study:
First Coast News - LONDON (AP) -- Dieters on the popular high-fat, low-carb Atkins approach lose just as much body fat as those on low-fat diets, but the annoying low-carb side effects could mean problems down the road, according to a scientist who reviewed five dozen

Trendspotting 2006
Newsday - Uggs, Wikipedia, the

In a giving spirit, readers take aim (Atkins Diet Plans)

In a giving spirit, readers take aim
Boston Globe - I like to end each year with a healthy measure of bile and vituperation -- not my own, but readers' vitriol directed against me. A scheduling snafu torpedoed last year's readers-strike-back column, so now I have two years' worth of sputtering outrage

Dr Atkins: 18st when he died
Daily Mail - By BARRY WIGMORE, Daily Mail 08:16am 11th February 2004 Dr Robert Atkins - whose diet is followed by three million Britons - had a serious heart disease and was a clinically obese 18-and-a-half stone when he died, a report revealed yesterday. The 72

HealthCheck Reports: January 2005
WPVI - And a baby boy in New York is recovering from heart transplant surgery after the tiniest of organs became available in time. The tiny heart was transplanted into little Jordan Trimarchi's chest when he was just 3 days old. Jordan was born with a

Home Depot, Yardbird deal needs review
Pioneer Press - I want to thank the Nov. 26 letter writers for laying out before me a wonderful murder mystery dinner theater -- a soap opera of the American psyche fit for analysis by Carl Jung. Enter stage right: the victim, our no-more-sand-in-the-face Shadow of

COOLBRANDS HOPES DISNEY ICE CREAM WILL ANIMATE SALES
Mickey News - Read some of the greatest articles about Disney. Tips for your next visit, news from the inside and much more. Disney News Here you will find all the latest news and press releases all about Disneyland. Make sure and check it often as it is updated

Home Depot, Yardbird deal needs review (The Atkins Diet)

Home Depot, Yardbird deal needs review
Contra Costa Times - I want to thank the Nov. 26 letter writers for laying out before me a wonderful murder mystery dinner theater -- a soap opera of the American psyche fit for analysis by Carl Jung. Enter stage right: the victim, our no-more-sand-in-the-face Shadow of

Trendspotting 2006
Newsday - Uggs, Wikipedia, the

Intractable Pediatric Epilepsy Responds to Ketogenic/
Medscape News - Dec. 7, 2005 (Washington) A diet that combines the principles of the

In a giving spirit, readers take aim
Boston Globe - I like to end each year with a healthy measure of bile and vituperation -- not my own, but readers' vitriol directed against me. A scheduling snafu torpedoed last year's readers-strike-back column, so now I have two years' worth of sputtering outrage

Dr Atkins: 18st when he died (Atkins Diet Food)

Dr Atkins: 18st when he died
Daily Mail - By BARRY WIGMORE, Daily Mail 08:16am 11th February 2004 Dr Robert Atkins - whose diet is followed by three million Britons - had a serious heart disease and was a clinically obese 18-and-a-half stone when he died, a report revealed yesterday. The 72

Intractable Pediatric Epilepsy Responds to Ketogenic-
Medscape News - Dec. 7, 2005 (Washington) A diet that combines the principles of the

Fitness Solutions: Unrealistic eating plans don't lead to permanent
Tribune-Star - Have you had enough of the

HealthCheck Reports: March 2005
WPVI - As the protests and prayers echoed outside the hospice where Terri Schiavo spent her final moments those who specialize in end-of-life care are worried that hospice programs will come away with negative associations because of this high-profile

Experts Say Low-Carb Craze May Be Over (Dr Atkins Diet)

Experts Say Low-Carb Craze May Be Over
First Coast News - KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) -- Americans appear to be losing their appetite for low-carb foods. After a glut of protein-heavy cookbooks and advertising in recent years, the latest diet trend may have run its course. A study by NPD Group, an independent

HealthCheck Reports: March 2005
WPVI - As the protests and prayers echoed outside the hospice where Terri Schiavo spent her final moments those who specialize in end-of-life care are worried that hospice programs will come away with negative associations because of this high-profile

Intractable Pediatric Epilepsy Responds to Ketogenic-
Medscape News - Dec. 7, 2005 (Washington) A diet that combines the principles of the

Trendspotting 2006
Newsday - Uggs, Wikipedia, the

HealthCheck Reports: January 2005
WPVI - And a baby boy in New York is recovering from heart transplant surgery after the tiniest of organs became available in time. The tiny heart was transplanted into little Jordan Trimarchi's chest when he was just 3 days old. Jordan was born with a

Make My Day (Atkins Diet Food)

Make My Day
American Reporter - SYRACUSE, Ind. -- In this age of Political Correctness and perpetual victimhood, someone somewhere is always complaining about certain words or phrases. "I don't know if I feel comfortable with the implications of that term," is the battle cry of the

Columnists need new pictures to avoid Dear Abby Syndrome
Kingsport Times-News - Gorman Waddell accused me of turning my column-writing duties over to someone else. Kenny Stallard accused me of cleaning up my act. What they were talking about is my new column picture that debuted last week. I didn't turn over my column-writing

Fitness Solutions: Unrealistic eating plans don't lead to permanent
Tribune-Star - Have you had enough of the

Epicurious Reveals 2005 Best & Worst Food Trends
All American Patriots - Transcript of the Democratic Response to President George W. Bush's 2005 State of the Union Address NEW YORK, Dec. 22 /PRNewswire/ -- Epicurious, the premier food Web site, has issued its list of 2005's best and worst food trends and happenings

Study:
First Coast News - LONDON (AP) -- Dieters on the popular high-fat, low-carb Atkins approach lose just as much body fat as those on low-fat diets, but the annoying low-carb side effects could mean problems down the road, according to a scientist who reviewed five dozen

Love me slender (Atkins Diet Plans)

Love me slender
Daily Mail - While for most of us Christmas is a time of celebration and excess, it is also, for a minority of women, the most anxious time of the year. Take Catherine. She begins the Christmas preparations months early. Every tempting recipe in a magazine is

Study:
First Coast News - LONDON (AP) -- Dieters on the popular high-fat, low-carb Atkins approach lose just as much body fat as those on low-fat diets, but the annoying low-carb side effects could mean problems down the road, according to a scientist who reviewed five dozen

Make My Day
American Reporter - SYRACUSE, Ind. -- In this age of Political Correctness and perpetual victimhood, someone somewhere is always complaining about certain words or phrases. "I don't know if I feel comfortable with the implications of that term," is the battle cry of the

Doctors Weigh In On Low Carb Diets
First Coast News - JACKSONVILLE, FL -- The South Beach Diet was developed by a cardiologist in South Florida who was looking for a safe diet for his chronically overweight heart patients. The diet and the book are extremely popular. St. Vincent's cardiologist Doctor

HealthCheck Reports: March 2005
WPVI - As the protests and prayers echoed outside the hospice where Terri Schiavo spent her final moments those who specialize in end-of-life care are worried that hospice programs will come away with negative associations because of this high-profile

Experts Say Low-Carb Craze May Be Over
First Coast News - KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) -- Americans appear to be losing their appetite for low-carb foods. After a glut of protein-heavy cookbooks and advertising in recent years, the latest diet trend may have run its course. A study by NPD Group, an independent

Life & Times (Atkins Diet Food)

Life & Times
Manila Times - SINCE the

Intractable Pediatric Epilepsy Responds to Ketogenic-
Medscape News - Dec. 7, 2005 (Washington) A diet that combines the principles of the

Crystal clear?
Agriculture Weekly - MOORHEAD, Minn. -- Jim Horvath quietly marked a milestone Oct. 27. "I became the longest-serving president of American Crystal Sugar Co.," Horvath says, sitting in his office to talk Dec. 2. This interview came the day after Crystal's annual meeting

Foie gras tops 2005's 'Year in Review' list
News-Review - I didn't even know there was a foie gras controversy in 2005. Actually, I didn't even know what foie gras really was. And I call myself a food reporter. Thanks to the fine people at Hunter Public Relations of New York, I'm finally getting caught up

Epicurious Reveals 2005 Best & Worst Food Trends
All American Patriots - Transcript of the Democratic Response to President George W. Bush's 2005 State of the Union Address NEW YORK, Dec. 22 /PRNewswire/ -- Epicurious, the premier food Web site, has issued its list of 2005's best and worst food trends and happenings

In a giving spirit, readers take aim (Atkins Diet menu)

In a giving spirit, readers take aim
Boston Globe - I like to end each year with a healthy measure of bile and vituperation -- not my own, but readers' vitriol directed against me. A scheduling snafu torpedoed last year's readers-strike-back column, so now I have two years' worth of sputtering outrage

Experts Say Low-Carb Craze May Be Over
First Coast News - KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) -- Americans appear to be losing their appetite for low-carb foods. After a glut of protein-heavy cookbooks and advertising in recent years, the latest diet trend may have run its course. A study by NPD Group, an independent

Weighing in on daily weigh-ins
Biloxi Sun Herald - It s sort of like tracking stock prices. You know they re going to vary day to day. Psychologist Patrick M. O Neil, director of the weight management center at the Medical University of South Carolina in Charleston, on daily weigh-ins

Life & Times
Manila Times - SINCE the

Epicurious Reveals 2005 Best & Worst Food Trends
All American Patriots - Transcript of the Democratic Response to President George W. Bush's 2005 State of the Union Address NEW YORK, Dec. 22 /PRNewswire/ -- Epicurious, the premier food Web site, has issued its list of 2005's best and worst food trends and happenings

Obese Wasilla man sheds pounds on path to healthier choices (Atkins Diet menu)

Obese Wasilla man sheds pounds on path to healthier choices
Anchorage Daily News - WASILLA -- Buster Barlow loses five to seven pounds a week. He does this, he says, by eating nothing solid and subsisting instead on relatively tasty chocolate protein shakes and smelly liquid vitamins. Barlow enjoyed mild success on the

Weighing in on daily weigh-ins
Biloxi Sun Herald - It s sort of like tracking stock prices. You know they re going to vary day to day. Psychologist Patrick M. O Neil, director of the weight management center at the Medical University of South Carolina in Charleston, on daily weigh-ins

Crystal clear?
Agriculture Weekly - MOORHEAD, Minn. -- Jim Horvath quietly marked a milestone Oct. 27. "I became the longest-serving president of American Crystal Sugar Co.," Horvath says, sitting in his office to talk Dec. 2. This interview came the day after Crystal's annual meeting

Study:
First Coast News - LONDON (AP) -- Dieters on the popular high-fat, low-carb Atkins approach lose just as much body fat as those on low-fat diets, but the annoying low-carb side effects could mean problems down the road, according to a scientist who reviewed five dozen

In a giving spirit, readers take aim
Boston Globe - I like to end each year with a healthy measure of bile and vituperation -- not my own, but readers' vitriol directed against me. A scheduling snafu torpedoed last year's readers-strike-back column, so now I have two years' worth of sputtering outrage

In a giving spirit, readers take aim (Atkins Diet menu)

In a giving spirit, readers take aim
Boston Globe - I like to end each year with a healthy measure of bile and vituperation -- not my own, but readers' vitriol directed against me. A scheduling snafu torpedoed last year's readers-strike-back column, so now I have two years' worth of sputtering outrage

Recycling center makes use of old clothes
Public Opinion - There's a place for clothing you want to discard even snagged sweaters and worn and torn shirts. Local thrift shops prefer the best of clothes all the buttons on and very little wear. The latest place to drop off old clothes in Franklin

In brief
Baltimore Sun - A government study has found no fatalities or unexpected side effects among 2.5 million people who took FluMist in the two influenza seasons since the nasal-spray vaccine was licensed, according to this week's Journal of the American Medical

Road Trip Offers Wizards Hope
Washington Post - PHOENIX, Dec. 24 -- The Washington Wizards' 2-3 road trip can't be considered a total success, considering it included losses to the Portland Trail Blazers (8-18) and to a Seattle SuperSonics squad the Wizards pounded by 41 points in November. But

Personal Health | News and Notes
Biloxi Sun Herald - Children with epilepsy who benefit from the highly restrictive ketogenic diet may find the popular low-carbohydrate, high-fat

Make My Day (Atkins Diet)

Make My Day
American Reporter - SYRACUSE, Ind. -- In this age of Political Correctness and perpetual victimhood, someone somewhere is always complaining about certain words or phrases. "I don't know if I feel comfortable with the implications of that term," is the battle cry of the

Intractable Pediatric Epilepsy Responds to Ketogenic-
Medscape News - Dec. 7, 2005 (Washington) A diet that combines the principles of the

In brief
Baltimore Sun - A government study has found no fatalities or unexpected side effects among 2.5 million people who took FluMist in the two influenza seasons since the nasal-spray vaccine was licensed, according to this week's Journal of the American Medical

Modified
Nutra Ingredients USA - 12/6/2005 - The

Obese Wasilla man sheds pounds on path to healthier choices (Atkins Diet recipes)

Obese Wasilla man sheds pounds on path to healthier choices
Anchorage Daily News - WASILLA -- Buster Barlow loses five to seven pounds a week. He does this, he says, by eating nothing solid and subsisting instead on relatively tasty chocolate protein shakes and smelly liquid vitamins. Barlow enjoyed mild success on the

Personal Health | News and Notes
Biloxi Sun Herald - Children with epilepsy who benefit from the highly restrictive ketogenic diet may find the popular low-carbohydrate, high-fat

Home Depot, Yardbird deal needs review
Pioneer Press - I want to thank the Nov. 26 letter writers for laying out before me a wonderful murder mystery dinner theater -- a soap opera of the American psyche fit for analysis by Carl Jung. Enter stage right: the victim, our no-more-sand-in-the-face Shadow of

Make My Day
American Reporter - SYRACUSE, Ind. -- In this age of Political Correctness and perpetual victimhood, someone somewhere is always complaining about certain words or phrases. "I don't know if I feel comfortable with the implications of that term," is the battle cry of the

Intractable Pediatric Epilepsy Responds to Ketogenic-
Medscape News - Dec. 7, 2005 (Washington) A diet that combines the principles of the

Road Trip Offers Wizards Hope (Dr. Atkins Diets)

Road Trip Offers Wizards Hope
Washington Post - PHOENIX, Dec. 24 -- The Washington Wizards' 2-3 road trip can't be considered a total success, considering it included losses to the Portland Trail Blazers (8-18) and to a Seattle SuperSonics squad the Wizards pounded by 41 points in November. But

Clicked: 'Tis the season to be clicking
MSNBC - Considering the season, it seems like there's a lot of heavy news going on. That's making for some dense blog surfing, so while I squint through angry pundit bloggers, this is what else I clicked. The real story of Christmas - A look at the origins

Intractable Pediatric Epilepsy Responds to Ketogenic-
Medscape News - Dec. 7, 2005 (Washington) A diet that combines the principles of the


Health 24 - A modified form of the

Make My Day
American Reporter - SYRACUSE, Ind. -- In this age of Political Correctness and perpetual victimhood, someone somewhere is always complaining about certain words or phrases. "I don't know if I feel comfortable with the implications of that term," is the battle cry of the

Intractable Pediatric Epilepsy Responds to Ketogenic- (The Atkins Diet)

Intractable Pediatric Epilepsy Responds to Ketogenic-
Medscape News - Dec. 7, 2005 (Washington) A diet that combines the principles of the

Study:
First Coast News - LONDON (AP) -- Dieters on the popular high-fat, low-carb Atkins approach lose just as much body fat as those on low-fat diets, but the annoying low-carb side effects could mean problems down the road, according to a scientist who reviewed five dozen

Only a Slice: The Editor's Blog
Pizza Marketplace - Eager to generate some community spirit and some new business for her pizzeria, Debbie Taranto-Antoun decided to organize a parade. Yes, a parade. Creating a new pizza or developing a new marketing program would only address the business end of her

Modified
Nutra Ingredients USA - 12/6/2005 - The

Foie gras tops 2005's 'Year in Review' list
News-Review - I didn't even know there was a foie gras controversy in 2005. Actually, I didn't even know what foie gras really was. And I call myself a food reporter. Thanks to the fine people at Hunter Public Relations of New York, I'm finally getting caught up

Columnists need new pictures to avoid Dear Abby Syndrome
Kingsport Times-News - Gorman Waddell accused me of turning my column-writing duties over to someone else. Kenny Stallard accused me of cleaning up my act. What they were talking about is my new column picture that debuted last week. I didn't turn over my column-writing

Intractable Pediatric Epilepsy Responds to Ketogenic- (Atkins Diet menu)

Intractable Pediatric Epilepsy Responds to Ketogenic-
Medscape News - Dec. 7, 2005 (Washington) A diet that combines the principles of the

Obese Wasilla man sheds pounds on path to healthier choices
Anchorage Daily News - WASILLA -- Buster Barlow loses five to seven pounds a week. He does this, he says, by eating nothing solid and subsisting instead on relatively tasty chocolate protein shakes and smelly liquid vitamins. Barlow enjoyed mild success on the

COOLBRANDS HOPES DISNEY ICE CREAM WILL ANIMATE SALES
Mickey News - Read some of the greatest articles about Disney. Tips for your next visit, news from the inside and much more. Disney News Here you will find all the latest news and press releases all about Disneyland. Make sure and check it often as it is updated

Road Trip Offers Hope
Washington Post - PHOENIX, Dec. 24 -- The Washington Wizards' 2-3 road trip can't be considered a total success, considering it included losses to the Portland Trail Blazers (8-18) and to a Seattle SuperSonics squad the Wizards pounded by 41 points in November. But

Tipping the scales (Atkins Diet recipes)

Tipping the scales
Biloxi Sun Herald - Losing weight is hard and you might say hardly studied. Only recently have scientists clinically shown that the widely used

Study:
First Coast News - LONDON (AP) -- Dieters on the popular high-fat, low-carb Atkins approach lose just as much body fat as those on low-fat diets, but the annoying low-carb side effects could mean problems down the road, according to a scientist who reviewed five dozen

Road Trip Offers Hope
Washington Post - PHOENIX, Dec. 24 -- The Washington Wizards' 2-3 road trip can't be considered a total success, considering it included losses to the Portland Trail Blazers (8-18) and to a Seattle SuperSonics squad the Wizards pounded by 41 points in November. But

Epicurious Reveals 2005 Best & Worst Food Trends
All American Patriots - Transcript of the Democratic Response to President George W. Bush's 2005 State of the Union Address NEW YORK, Dec. 22 /PRNewswire/ -- Epicurious, the premier food Web site, has issued its list of 2005's best and worst food trends and happenings

Weight Watchers, Slim-Fast Top Diets
First Coast News - Meetings and shakes trump counting carbs when it comes to long-term weight loss, according to a recent analysis of diets by Consumer Reports magazine. The publication, best known for rating cars and electronics, put Weight Watchers, with its support

Clicked: 'Tis the season to be clicking (Dr Atkins Diet)

Clicked: 'Tis the season to be clicking
MSNBC - Considering the season, it seems like there's a lot of heavy news going on. That's making for some dense blog surfing, so while I squint through angry pundit bloggers, this is what else I clicked. The real story of Christmas - A look at the origins

Epicurious Reveals 2005 Best & Worst Food Trends
All American Patriots - Transcript of the Democratic Response to President George W. Bush's 2005 State of the Union Address NEW YORK, Dec. 22 /PRNewswire/ -- Epicurious, the premier food Web site, has issued its list of 2005's best and worst food trends and happenings

A guest column by D. Eric Schansberg: Give parents school choice and
Fort Wayne News-Sentinel - With the recent election results in Kansas and Delaware, the debate continues to intensify over teaching evolution and Intelligent Design in the public schools. There is much at stake, from scientific integrity to philosophical baggage. The

Road Trip Offers Wizards Hope
Washington Post - PHOENIX, Dec. 24 -- The Washington Wizards' 2-3 road trip can't be considered a total success, considering it included losses to the Portland Trail Blazers (8-18) and to a Seattle SuperSonics squad the Wizards pounded by 41 points in November. But

Doctors Weigh In On Low Carb Diets
First Coast News - JACKSONVILLE, FL -- The South Beach Diet was developed by a cardiologist in South Florida who was looking for a safe diet for his chronically overweight heart patients. The diet and the book are extremely popular. St. Vincent's cardiologist Doctor

Experts Say Low-Carb Craze May Be Over
First Coast News - KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) -- Americans appear to be losing their appetite for low-carb foods. After a glut of protein-heavy cookbooks and advertising in recent years, the latest diet trend may have run its course. A study by NPD Group, an independent

Road Trip Offers Wizards Hope (Dr Atkins Diet)

Road Trip Offers Wizards Hope
Washington Post - PHOENIX, Dec. 24 -- The Washington Wizards' 2-3 road trip can't be considered a total success, considering it included losses to the Portland Trail Blazers (8-18) and to a Seattle SuperSonics squad the Wizards pounded by 41 points in November. But

Crystal clear?
Agriculture Weekly - MOORHEAD, Minn. -- Jim Horvath quietly marked a milestone Oct. 27. "I became the longest-serving president of American Crystal Sugar Co.," Horvath says, sitting in his office to talk Dec. 2. This interview came the day after Crystal's annual meeting

COOLBRANDS HOPES DISNEY ICE CREAM WILL ANIMATE SALES
Mickey News - Read some of the greatest articles about Disney. Tips for your next visit, news from the inside and much more. Disney News Here you will find all the latest news and press releases all about Disneyland. Make sure and check it often as it is updated

Intractable Pediatric Epilepsy Responds to Ketogenic-
Medscape News - Dec. 7, 2005 (Washington) A diet that combines the principles of the

Recycling center makes use of old clothes (The Atkins Diet)

Recycling center makes use of old clothes
Public Opinion - There's a place for clothing you want to discard even snagged sweaters and worn and torn shirts. Local thrift shops prefer the best of clothes all the buttons on and very little wear. The latest place to drop off old clothes in Franklin

Foie gras tops 2005's 'Year in Review' list
News-Review - I didn't even know there was a foie gras controversy in 2005. Actually, I didn't even know what foie gras really was. And I call myself a food reporter. Thanks to the fine people at Hunter Public Relations of New York, I'm finally getting caught up

Experts Say Low-Carb Craze May Be Over
First Coast News - KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) -- Americans appear to be losing their appetite for low-carb foods. After a glut of protein-heavy cookbooks and advertising in recent years, the latest diet trend may have run its course. A study by NPD Group, an independent

In brief
Baltimore Sun - A government study has found no fatalities or unexpected side effects among 2.5 million people who took FluMist in the two influenza seasons since the nasal-spray vaccine was licensed, according to this week's Journal of the American Medical

Brave Derry girl waits on Santa date
Belfast Telegraph - AN ULSTER five-year-old with an incurable brain disease was today hoping to visit Santa in Lapland after a new diet transformed her life. Little Rhiannon Bates's progress has stunned her parents Alan and Shauna since they introduced her to the

Life & Times
Manila Times - SINCE the

Fitness Solutions: Unrealistic eating plans don't lead to permanent (Dr. Atkins Diets)

Fitness Solutions: Unrealistic eating plans don't lead to permanent
Tribune-Star - Have you had enough of the

Personal Health | News and Notes
Philadelphia Inquirer - Children with epilepsy who benefit from the highly restrictive ketogenic diet may find the popular low-carbohydrate, high-fat

Make My Day
American Reporter - SYRACUSE, Ind. -- In this age of Political Correctness and perpetual victimhood, someone somewhere is always complaining about certain words or phrases. "I don't know if I feel comfortable with the implications of that term," is the battle cry of the

Tipping the scales
Biloxi Sun Herald - Losing weight is hard and you might say hardly studied. Only recently have scientists clinically shown that the widely used

Epicurious Reveals 2005 Best & Worst Food Trends
All American Patriots - Transcript of the Democratic Response to President George W. Bush's 2005 State of the Union Address NEW YORK, Dec. 22 /PRNewswire/ -- Epicurious, the premier food Web site, has issued its list of 2005's best and worst food trends and happenings

Clicked: 'Tis the season to be clicking
MSNBC - Considering the season, it seems like there's a lot of heavy news going on. That's making for some dense blog surfing, so while I squint through angry pundit bloggers, this is what else I clicked. The real story of Christmas - A look at the origins

Obese Wasilla man sheds pounds on path to healthier choices (Atkins Diet menu)

Obese Wasilla man sheds pounds on path to healthier choices
Anchorage Daily News - WASILLA -- Buster Barlow loses five to seven pounds a week. He does this, he says, by eating nothing solid and subsisting instead on relatively tasty chocolate protein shakes and smelly liquid vitamins. Barlow enjoyed mild success on the

Weight Watchers, Slim-Fast Top Diets
First Coast News - Meetings and shakes trump counting carbs when it comes to long-term weight loss, according to a recent analysis of diets by Consumer Reports magazine. The publication, best known for rating cars and electronics, put Weight Watchers, with its support

HealthCheck Reports: January 2005
WPVI - And a baby boy in New York is recovering from heart transplant surgery after the tiniest of organs became available in time. The tiny heart was transplanted into little Jordan Trimarchi's chest when he was just 3 days old. Jordan was born with a

Slim king of the Big Apple
Stuff - Move over the

Brave Derry girl waits on Santa date
Belfast Telegraph - AN ULSTER five-year-old with an incurable brain disease was today hoping to visit Santa in Lapland after a new diet transformed her life. Little Rhiannon Bates's progress has stunned her parents Alan and Shauna since they introduced her to the

Road Trip Offers Hope
Washington Post - PHOENIX, Dec. 24 -- The Washington Wizards' 2-3 road trip can't be considered a total success, considering it included losses to the Portland Trail Blazers (8-18) and to a Seattle SuperSonics squad the Wizards pounded by 41 points in November. But

COOLBRANDS HOPES DISNEY ICE CREAM WILL ANIMATE SALES (Dr Atkins Diet)

COOLBRANDS HOPES DISNEY ICE CREAM WILL ANIMATE SALES
Mickey News - Read some of the greatest articles about Disney. Tips for your next visit, news from the inside and much more. Disney News Here you will find all the latest news and press releases all about Disneyland. Make sure and check it often as it is updated

Weight Watchers, Slim-Fast Top Diets
First Coast News - Meetings and shakes trump counting carbs when it comes to long-term weight loss, according to a recent analysis of diets by Consumer Reports magazine. The publication, best known for rating cars and electronics, put Weight Watchers, with its support

In brief
Baltimore Sun - A government study has found no fatalities or unexpected side effects among 2.5 million people who took FluMist in the two influenza seasons since the nasal-spray vaccine was licensed, according to this week's Journal of the American Medical

Tipping the scales
Biloxi Sun Herald - Losing weight is hard and you might say hardly studied. Only recently have scientists clinically shown that the widely used

Foie gras tops 2005's 'Year in Review' list
News-Review - I didn't even know there was a foie gras controversy in 2005. Actually, I didn't even know what foie gras really was. And I call myself a food reporter. Thanks to the fine people at Hunter Public Relations of New York, I'm finally getting caught up

Only a Slice: The Editor's Blog
Pizza Marketplace - Eager to generate some community spirit and some new business for her pizzeria, Debbie Taranto-Antoun decided to organize a parade. Yes, a parade. Creating a new pizza or developing a new marketing program would only address the business end of her

Life & Times (Atkins Diet recipes)

Life & Times
Manila Times - SINCE the


Health 24 - A modified form of the

Make My Day
American Reporter - SYRACUSE, Ind. -- In this age of Political Correctness and perpetual victimhood, someone somewhere is always complaining about certain words or phrases. "I don't know if I feel comfortable with the implications of that term," is the battle cry of the

Clicked: 'Tis the season to be clicking
MSNBC - Considering the season, it seems like there's a lot of heavy news going on. That's making for some dense blog surfing, so while I squint through angry pundit bloggers, this is what else I clicked. The real story of Christmas - A look at the origins

Love me slender (Atkins Diet recipes)

Love me slender
Daily Mail - While for most of us Christmas is a time of celebration and excess, it is also, for a minority of women, the most anxious time of the year. Take Catherine. She begins the Christmas preparations months early. Every tempting recipe in a magazine is

Slim king of the Big Apple
Stuff - Move over the

Weight Watchers, Slim-Fast Top Diets
First Coast News - Meetings and shakes trump counting carbs when it comes to long-term weight loss, according to a recent analysis of diets by Consumer Reports magazine. The publication, best known for rating cars and electronics, put Weight Watchers, with its support

COOLBRANDS HOPES DISNEY ICE CREAM WILL ANIMATE SALES
Mickey News - Read some of the greatest articles about Disney. Tips for your next visit, news from the inside and much more. Disney News Here you will find all the latest news and press releases all about Disneyland. Make sure and check it often as it is updated

In brief
Baltimore Sun - A government study has found no fatalities or unexpected side effects among 2.5 million people who took FluMist in the two influenza seasons since the nasal-spray vaccine was licensed, according to this week's Journal of the American Medical

Study: (Atkins Diet Food)

Study:
First Coast News - LONDON (AP) -- Dieters on the popular high-fat, low-carb Atkins approach lose just as much body fat as those on low-fat diets, but the annoying low-carb side effects could mean problems down the road, according to a scientist who reviewed five dozen

Road Trip Offers Hope
Washington Post - PHOENIX, Dec. 24 -- The Washington Wizards' 2-3 road trip can't be considered a total success, considering it included losses to the Portland Trail Blazers (8-18) and to a Seattle SuperSonics squad the Wizards pounded by 41 points in November. But

Cognitive and mental function
Nutra Ingredients USA - 13/12/2005 - The mental health market for dietary supplements is emerging as a new health platform, according Omega oils could improve child's behaviour, learning 12/12/2005 - Supplements of omega-3 and omega-6 oils can improve the behaviour of

Weighing in on daily weigh-ins
Biloxi Sun Herald - It s sort of like tracking stock prices. You know they re going to vary day to day. Psychologist Patrick M. O Neil, director of the weight management center at the Medical University of South Carolina in Charleston, on daily weigh-ins


Health 24 - A modified form of the

Holiday season often means hea (Dr Atkins Diet)

Holiday season often means hea
Pasadena Star-News - Between now and New Year's Day, we put a terrible strain on our stomachs. Holiday parties and family feasts mean overindulgence: rich food, and too much of it. For millions of people this means heartburn. The newfangled term is acid reflux, also

Crystal clear?
Agriculture Weekly - MOORHEAD, Minn. -- Jim Horvath quietly marked a milestone Oct. 27. "I became the longest-serving president of American Crystal Sugar Co.," Horvath says, sitting in his office to talk Dec. 2. This interview came the day after Crystal's annual meeting

Experts Say Low-Carb Craze May Be Over
First Coast News - KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) -- Americans appear to be losing their appetite for low-carb foods. After a glut of protein-heavy cookbooks and advertising in recent years, the latest diet trend may have run its course. A study by NPD Group, an independent

Columnists need new pictures to avoid Dear Abby Syndrome
Kingsport Times-News - Gorman Waddell accused me of turning my column-writing duties over to someone else. Kenny Stallard accused me of cleaning up my act. What they were talking about is my new column picture that debuted last week. I didn't turn over my column-writing

Weight Watchers, Slim-Fast Top Diets (The Atkins Diet)

Weight Watchers, Slim-Fast Top Diets
First Coast News - Meetings and shakes trump counting carbs when it comes to long-term weight loss, according to a recent analysis of diets by Consumer Reports magazine. The publication, best known for rating cars and electronics, put Weight Watchers, with its support

Cognitive and mental function
Nutra Ingredients USA - 13/12/2005 - The mental health market for dietary supplements is emerging as a new health platform, according Omega oils could improve child's behaviour, learning 12/12/2005 - Supplements of omega-3 and omega-6 oils can improve the behaviour of

Columnists need new pictures to avoid Dear Abby Syndrome
Kingsport Times-News - Gorman Waddell accused me of turning my column-writing duties over to someone else. Kenny Stallard accused me of cleaning up my act. What they were talking about is my new column picture that debuted last week. I didn't turn over my column-writing

Life & Times
Manila Times - SINCE the

Dr Atkins: 18st when he died
Daily Mail - By BARRY WIGMORE, Daily Mail 08:16am 11th February 2004 Dr Robert Atkins - whose diet is followed by three million Britons - had a serious heart disease and was a clinically obese 18-and-a-half stone when he died, a report revealed yesterday. The 72

Recycling center makes use of old clothes
Public Opinion - There's a place for clothing you want to discard even snagged sweaters and worn and torn shirts. Local thrift shops prefer the best of clothes all the buttons on and very little wear. The latest place to drop off old clothes in Franklin

Doctors Weigh In On Low Carb Diets (Atkins Diet menu)

Doctors Weigh In On Low Carb Diets
First Coast News - JACKSONVILLE, FL -- The South Beach Diet was developed by a cardiologist in South Florida who was looking for a safe diet for his chronically overweight heart patients. The diet and the book are extremely popular. St. Vincent's cardiologist Doctor

Dr Atkins: 18st when he died
Daily Mail - By BARRY WIGMORE, Daily Mail 08:16am 11th February 2004 Dr Robert Atkins - whose diet is followed by three million Britons - had a serious heart disease and was a clinically obese 18-and-a-half stone when he died, a report revealed yesterday. The 72

A guest column by D. Eric Schansberg: Give parents school choice and
Fort Wayne News-Sentinel - With the recent election results in Kansas and Delaware, the debate continues to intensify over teaching evolution and Intelligent Design in the public schools. There is much at stake, from scientific integrity to philosophical baggage. The

December 2005
Nutra Ingredients USA - High levels of vitamin D may help our lungs stay healthy, according to researchers from New Tea drinkers have lower ovarian cancer risk Drinking more than two cups of tea daily can reduce the risk of ovarian cancer by half, according Science is

Weighing in on daily weigh-ins
Biloxi Sun Herald - It s sort of like tracking stock prices. You know they re going to vary day to day. Psychologist Patrick M. O Neil, director of the weight management center at the Medical University of South Carolina in Charleston, on daily weigh-ins

HealthCheck Reports: January 2005
WPVI - And a baby boy in New York is recovering from heart transplant surgery after the tiniest of organs became available in time. The tiny heart was transplanted into little Jordan Trimarchi's chest when he was just 3 days old. Jordan was born with a

Study: (Atkins Diet Plans)

Study:
First Coast News - LONDON (AP) -- Dieters on the popular high-fat, low-carb Atkins approach lose just as much body fat as those on low-fat diets, but the annoying low-carb side effects could mean problems down the road, according to a scientist who reviewed five dozen

Doctors Weigh In On Low Carb Diets
First Coast News - JACKSONVILLE, FL -- The South Beach Diet was developed by a cardiologist in South Florida who was looking for a safe diet for his chronically overweight heart patients. The diet and the book are extremely popular. St. Vincent's cardiologist Doctor

Modified
Nutra Ingredients USA - 12/6/2005 - The

Cognitive and mental function
Nutra Ingredients USA - 13/12/2005 - The mental health market for dietary supplements is emerging as a new health platform, according Omega oils could improve child's behaviour, learning 12/12/2005 - Supplements of omega-3 and omega-6 oils can improve the behaviour of

Weight Watchers, Slim-Fast Top Diets (Atkins Diet Food)

Weight Watchers, Slim-Fast Top Diets
First Coast News - Meetings and shakes trump counting carbs when it comes to long-term weight loss, according to a recent analysis of diets by Consumer Reports magazine. The publication, best known for rating cars and electronics, put Weight Watchers, with its support

Cognitive and mental function
Nutra Ingredients USA - 13/12/2005 - The mental health market for dietary supplements is emerging as a new health platform, according Omega oils could improve child's behaviour, learning 12/12/2005 - Supplements of omega-3 and omega-6 oils can improve the behaviour of

Make My Day
American Reporter - SYRACUSE, Ind. -- In this age of Political Correctness and perpetual victimhood, someone somewhere is always complaining about certain words or phrases. "I don't know if I feel comfortable with the implications of that term," is the battle cry of the

Weighing in on daily weigh-ins
Biloxi Sun Herald - It s sort of like tracking stock prices. You know they re going to vary day to day. Psychologist Patrick M. O Neil, director of the weight management center at the Medical University of South Carolina in Charleston, on daily weigh-ins

Study:
First Coast News - LONDON (AP) -- Dieters on the popular high-fat, low-carb Atkins approach lose just as much body fat as those on low-fat diets, but the annoying low-carb side effects could mean problems down the road, according to a scientist who reviewed five dozen

Love me slender
Daily Mail - While for most of us Christmas is a time of celebration and excess, it is also, for a minority of women, the most anxious time of the year. Take Catherine. She begins the Christmas preparations months early. Every tempting recipe in a magazine is

Intractable Pediatric Epilepsy Responds to Ketogenic- (Dr. Atkins Diets)

Intractable Pediatric Epilepsy Responds to Ketogenic-
Medscape News - Dec. 7, 2005 (Washington) A diet that combines the principles of the


Health 24 - A modified form of the

Cognitive and mental function
Nutra Ingredients USA - 13/12/2005 - The mental health market for dietary supplements is emerging as a new health platform, according Omega oils could improve child's behaviour, learning 12/12/2005 - Supplements of omega-3 and omega-6 oils can improve the behaviour of

Only a Slice: The Editor's Blog
Pizza Marketplace - Eager to generate some community spirit and some new business for her pizzeria, Debbie Taranto-Antoun decided to organize a parade. Yes, a parade. Creating a new pizza or developing a new marketing program would only address the business end of her

Columnists need new pictures to avoid Dear Abby Syndrome
Kingsport Times-News - Gorman Waddell accused me of turning my column-writing duties over to someone else. Kenny Stallard accused me of cleaning up my act. What they were talking about is my new column picture that debuted last week. I didn't turn over my column-writing

Recycling center makes use of old clothes
Public Opinion - There's a place for clothing you want to discard even snagged sweaters and worn and torn shirts. Local thrift shops prefer the best of clothes all the buttons on and very little wear. The latest place to drop off old clothes in Franklin

Dr Atkins: 18st when he died (Atkins Diet menu)

Dr Atkins: 18st when he died
Daily Mail - By BARRY WIGMORE, Daily Mail 08:16am 11th February 2004 Dr Robert Atkins - whose diet is followed by three million Britons - had a serious heart disease and was a clinically obese 18-and-a-half stone when he died, a report revealed yesterday. The 72

Foie gras tops 2005's 'Year in Review' list
News-Review - I didn't even know there was a foie gras controversy in 2005. Actually, I didn't even know what foie gras really was. And I call myself a food reporter. Thanks to the fine people at Hunter Public Relations of New York, I'm finally getting caught up

COOLBRANDS HOPES DISNEY ICE CREAM WILL ANIMATE SALES
Mickey News - Read some of the greatest articles about Disney. Tips for your next visit, news from the inside and much more. Disney News Here you will find all the latest news and press releases all about Disneyland. Make sure and check it often as it is updated

HealthCheck Reports: January 2005
WPVI - And a baby boy in New York is recovering from heart transplant surgery after the tiniest of organs became available in time. The tiny heart was transplanted into little Jordan Trimarchi's chest when he was just 3 days old. Jordan was born with a

Make My Day
American Reporter - SYRACUSE, Ind. -- In this age of Political Correctness and perpetual victimhood, someone somewhere is always complaining about certain words or phrases. "I don't know if I feel comfortable with the implications of that term," is the battle cry of the