Dieters ditch Atkins for healthy carbs in 2005 (Low Carb Diets)

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 Atkins diet, developed by

FULL STORY
Memphis Commercial Appeal - Education Realty Trust Inc. of Memphis has completed the $195 million purchase of 13 college student housing facilities from Place Properties. The deal was originally expected to be completed in November, then in mid-December. The delay was expected

Marlyn Monette: Drop holiday pounds with portion control
Shreveport Times - In a blender or food processor, puree red peppers. Heat olive oil in a saucepan and blend in flour; stir until smooth. Gradually add milk, capers and pureed peppers; stir until creamy and smooth. Serve on vegetables, rice, chicken or fish

Need Wood: Tips for getting timber
Washington Blade - Yes, I do but not in the sense that if you eat, say, blueberries, that somehow you re going to put an extra o in ooohhh. If you want diet to affect your sex life then concentrate on eating food that helps your heart. Why? Because

20 picks for 2006
Philadelphia Inquirer - Darker chocolate and cafes dedicated to serving it are among the food trends forecast for 2006. Gaze into our crystal ball and see the emergence of cardamom herbs in your cocktail darker chocolate and 17 other trends. By Marilynn Marter

Health Watch (Low Carb Foods)

Health Watch
KTRE - A revolutionary new treatment helps a Belgium woman give birth after having an ovarian transplant. British researchers have trained dogs to use their keen sense of smell to detect cancer. A Longview, Washington, man is suing Walmart for mistakenly

BUSINESS BRIEFS
Miami Herald - The nation's largest real estate trade group says the housing market will likely return to a more normal rate of growth this year. The National Association of Realtors sees the median price for all types of previously-owned homes rising 5.1 percent

Shaping up
Calgary Sun - It s time. Time that is, to think about how you re going to get rid of those extra pounds you packed on over the holidays. HOLIDAY A growing number of people are choosing to take vacations in cities hosting marathons, such as New York. A gym

Trends for 2006
Ottawa Citizen - The other day I was invited by a grocery magazine to scribble down a few words about what retail food stores are doing that bugs me. This set me to thinking, which can in itself be scary. Truth is, I believe the grocery industry is doing a pretty

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 Atkins diet, developed by

Health Watch (Low Carb Foods)

Health Watch
KTRE - A revolutionary new treatment helps a Belgium woman give birth after having an ovarian transplant. British researchers have trained dogs to use their keen sense of smell to detect cancer. A Longview, Washington, man is suing Walmart for mistakenly

Party's over: Now keep that weight-loss resolution
Arizona Daily Sun - Help! I've fallen off my

Need a life coach? Read 'Jackie'
Contra Costa Times - Sometimes, it helps to pretend we're someone else when faced with a disagreeable situation. Someone more chic, more articulate, less rattled. Someone richer, braver, smarter. A new book tells us there's one legendary woman whose elegance and poise

FULL STORY
Memphis Commercial Appeal - Education Realty Trust Inc. of Memphis has completed the $195 million purchase of 13 college student housing facilities from Place Properties. The deal was originally expected to be completed in November, then in mid-December. The delay was expected

Health Watch (Low Carb Plans)

Health Watch
KTRE - A revolutionary new treatment helps a Belgium woman give birth after having an ovarian transplant. British researchers have trained dogs to use their keen sense of smell to detect cancer. A Longview, Washington, man is suing Walmart for mistakenly

FULL STORY
Memphis Commercial Appeal - Education Realty Trust Inc. of Memphis has completed the $195 million purchase of 13 college student housing facilities from Place Properties. The deal was originally expected to be completed in November, then in mid-December. The delay was expected

Ah, my little cupcake, you're so sweet
Memphis Commercial Appeal - Carb fear faded, cupcakes ascended and organic milk and Spanish wines washed over us. That, in part, is what last year tasted like to me. Rather than a broad, objective overview, this is primarily a narrow, subjective underview of the culinary

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

Need a life coach? Read 'Jackie'
Contra Costa Times - Sometimes, it helps to pretend we're someone else when faced with a disagreeable situation. Someone more chic, more articulate, less rattled. Someone richer, braver, smarter. A new book tells us there's one legendary woman whose elegance and poise

2005 had its share of changes in the food industry
Hampton Roads Daily Press - 2005 is almost a wrap. In the annual spirit of retrospection, here are a few happenings in the culinary world that made the news on the national and local stages, for better or for worse. The government revamped its healthy eating guidelines

2005 had its share of changes in the food industry (Low Carb Foods)

2005 had its share of changes in the food industry
Hampton Roads Daily Press - 2005 is almost a wrap. In the annual spirit of retrospection, here are a few happenings in the culinary world that made the news on the national and local stages, for better or for worse. The government revamped its healthy eating guidelines

FULL STORY
Memphis Commercial Appeal - Education Realty Trust Inc. of Memphis has completed the $195 million purchase of 13 college student housing facilities from Place Properties. The deal was originally expected to be completed in November, then in mid-December. The delay was expected

Seeking profit in a protein bar
Newsday - Atkins Nutritionals Inc. emerged from bankruptcy yesterday with a business strategy that largely forsakes its low-carb origins in favor of a broader emphasis on high-protein and high-fiber foods designed for health-conscious adults. The company

More Business Digest
Baltimore Sun - Microsoft Corp. released two patches yesterday that carry its maximum rating of critical, to fix software problems that could allow an attacker to take control of another person's computer. Microsoft said one patch is to fix a flaw in Windows desktop

Party's over: Now keep that weight-loss resolution (Low Carb Recipes)

Party's over: Now keep that weight-loss resolution
Arizona Daily Sun - Help! I've fallen off my

Trends for 2006
Ottawa Citizen - The other day I was invited by a grocery magazine to scribble down a few words about what retail food stores are doing that bugs me. This set me to thinking, which can in itself be scary. Truth is, I believe the grocery industry is doing a pretty

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

Seeking profit in a protein bar
Newsday - Atkins Nutritionals Inc. emerged from bankruptcy yesterday with a business strategy that largely forsakes its low-carb origins in favor of a broader emphasis on high-protein and high-fiber foods designed for health-conscious adults. The company

More Business Digest
Baltimore Sun - Microsoft Corp. released two patches yesterday that carry its maximum rating of critical, to fix software problems that could allow an attacker to take control of another person's computer. Microsoft said one patch is to fix a flaw in Windows desktop

Shaping up
Calgary Sun - It s time. Time that is, to think about how you re going to get rid of those extra pounds you packed on over the holidays. HOLIDAY A growing number of people are choosing to take vacations in cities hosting marathons, such as New York. A gym

Beware diet gimmickry, other pitfalls (Low Carb Food)

Beware diet gimmickry, other pitfalls
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette - This morning, you stood in front of the bathroom mirror and looked into the thighs of a stranger. After a few minutes of arguing that the steam from your shower had warped the mirror, you gave up and admitted the truth: A solid month of

Marlyn Monette: Drop holiday pounds with portion control
Shreveport Times - In a blender or food processor, puree red peppers. Heat olive oil in a saucepan and blend in flour; stir until smooth. Gradually add milk, capers and pureed peppers; stir until creamy and smooth. Serve on vegetables, rice, chicken or fish

Ah, my little cupcake, you're so sweet
Memphis Commercial Appeal - Carb fear faded, cupcakes ascended and organic milk and Spanish wines washed over us. That, in part, is what last year tasted like to me. Rather than a broad, objective overview, this is primarily a narrow, subjective underview of the culinary

Shaping up
Calgary Sun - It s time. Time that is, to think about how you re going to get rid of those extra pounds you packed on over the holidays. HOLIDAY A growing number of people are choosing to take vacations in cities hosting marathons, such as New York. A gym

20 picks for 2006 (Low Carb Plans)

20 picks for 2006
Philadelphia Inquirer - Darker chocolate and cafes dedicated to serving it are among the food trends forecast for 2006. Gaze into our crystal ball and see the emergence of cardamom herbs in your cocktail darker chocolate and 17 other trends. By Marilynn Marter

More Business Digest
Baltimore Sun - Microsoft Corp. released two patches yesterday that carry its maximum rating of critical, to fix software problems that could allow an attacker to take control of another person's computer. Microsoft said one patch is to fix a flaw in Windows desktop

Beware diet gimmickry, other pitfalls
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette - This morning, you stood in front of the bathroom mirror and looked into the thighs of a stranger. After a few minutes of arguing that the steam from your shower had warped the mirror, you gave up and admitted the truth: A solid month of

Two new shows count on appeal of eye candy
Everett Herald - There's something you can generally count on from the smaller networks as they try to pull viewers away from the big bullies: eye candy. It isn't always as obvious as, say, stars from "America's Next Top Model" frolicking around half-naked, but on

Ah, my little cupcake, you're so sweet
Memphis Commercial Appeal - Carb fear faded, cupcakes ascended and organic milk and Spanish wines washed over us. That, in part, is what last year tasted like to me. Rather than a broad, objective overview, this is primarily a narrow, subjective underview of the culinary

BUSINESS BRIEFS
Miami Herald - The nation's largest real estate trade group says the housing market will likely return to a more normal rate of growth this year. The National Association of Realtors sees the median price for all types of previously-owned homes rising 5.1 percent

FULL STORY (Low Carb Plans)

FULL STORY
Memphis Commercial Appeal - Education Realty Trust Inc. of Memphis has completed the $195 million purchase of 13 college student housing facilities from Place Properties. The deal was originally expected to be completed in November, then in mid-December. The delay was expected

2005 had its share of changes in the food industry
Hampton Roads Daily Press - 2005 is almost a wrap. In the annual spirit of retrospection, here are a few happenings in the culinary world that made the news on the national and local stages, for better or for worse. The government revamped its healthy eating guidelines

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

Two new shows count on appeal of eye candy
Everett Herald - There's something you can generally count on from the smaller networks as they try to pull viewers away from the big bullies: eye candy. It isn't always as obvious as, say, stars from "America's Next Top Model" frolicking around half-naked, but on

20 picks for 2006
Philadelphia Inquirer - Darker chocolate and cafes dedicated to serving it are among the food trends forecast for 2006. Gaze into our crystal ball and see the emergence of cardamom herbs in your cocktail darker chocolate and 17 other trends. By Marilynn Marter

Ah, my little cupcake, you're so sweet
Memphis Commercial Appeal - Carb fear faded, cupcakes ascended and organic milk and Spanish wines washed over us. That, in part, is what last year tasted like to me. Rather than a broad, objective overview, this is primarily a narrow, subjective underview of the culinary

Atkins not 'no carbs' but protein bars (Low Carb Diets)

Atkins not 'no carbs' but protein bars
Winston-Salem Journal - Atkins Nutritionals has emerged from bankruptcy with a revised business model that hinges less on the popularity of the

Beware diet gimmickry, other pitfalls
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette - This morning, you stood in front of the bathroom mirror and looked into the thighs of a stranger. After a few minutes of arguing that the steam from your shower had warped the mirror, you gave up and admitted the truth: A solid month of

2005 had its share of changes in the food industry
Hampton Roads Daily Press - 2005 is almost a wrap. In the annual spirit of retrospection, here are a few happenings in the culinary world that made the news on the national and local stages, for better or for worse. The government revamped its healthy eating guidelines

Need Wood: Tips for getting timber
Washington Blade - Yes, I do but not in the sense that if you eat, say, blueberries, that somehow you re going to put an extra o in ooohhh. If you want diet to affect your sex life then concentrate on eating food that helps your heart. Why? Because

Shaping up
Calgary Sun - It s time. Time that is, to think about how you re going to get rid of those extra pounds you packed on over the holidays. HOLIDAY A growing number of people are choosing to take vacations in cities hosting marathons, such as New York. A gym

Atkins not 'no carbs' but protein bars (Low Carb Diets)

Atkins not 'no carbs' but protein bars
Winston-Salem Journal - Atkins Nutritionals has emerged from bankruptcy with a revised business model that hinges less on the popularity of 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

Seeking profit in a protein bar
Newsday - Atkins Nutritionals Inc. emerged from bankruptcy yesterday with a business strategy that largely forsakes its low-carb origins in favor of a broader emphasis on high-protein and high-fiber foods designed for health-conscious adults. The company

FULL STORY
Memphis Commercial Appeal - Education Realty Trust Inc. of Memphis has completed the $195 million purchase of 13 college student housing facilities from Place Properties. The deal was originally expected to be completed in November, then in mid-December. The delay was expected

BUSINESS BRIEFS
Miami Herald - The nation's largest real estate trade group says the housing market will likely return to a more normal rate of growth this year. The National Association of Realtors sees the median price for all types of previously-owned homes rising 5.1 percent

More Business Digest (Low Carb Diets)

More Business Digest
Baltimore Sun - Microsoft Corp. released two patches yesterday that carry its maximum rating of critical, to fix software problems that could allow an attacker to take control of another person's computer. Microsoft said one patch is to fix a flaw in Windows desktop

Need a life coach? Read 'Jackie'
Contra Costa Times - Sometimes, it helps to pretend we're someone else when faced with a disagreeable situation. Someone more chic, more articulate, less rattled. Someone richer, braver, smarter. A new book tells us there's one legendary woman whose elegance and poise

20 picks for 2006
Philadelphia Inquirer - Darker chocolate and cafes dedicated to serving it are among the food trends forecast for 2006. Gaze into our crystal ball and see the emergence of cardamom herbs in your cocktail darker chocolate and 17 other trends. By Marilynn Marter

Need Wood: Tips for getting timber
Washington Blade - Yes, I do but not in the sense that if you eat, say, blueberries, that somehow you re going to put an extra o in ooohhh. If you want diet to affect your sex life then concentrate on eating food that helps your heart. Why? Because

FULL STORY (Low Carb Recipe)

FULL STORY
Memphis Commercial Appeal - Education Realty Trust Inc. of Memphis has completed the $195 million purchase of 13 college student housing facilities from Place Properties. The deal was originally expected to be completed in November, then in mid-December. The delay was expected

Party's over: Now keep that weight-loss resolution
Arizona Daily Sun - Help! I've fallen off my

BUSINESS BRIEFS
Miami Herald - The nation's largest real estate trade group says the housing market will likely return to a more normal rate of growth this year. The National Association of Realtors sees the median price for all types of previously-owned homes rising 5.1 percent

Seeking profit in a protein bar
Newsday - Atkins Nutritionals Inc. emerged from bankruptcy yesterday with a business strategy that largely forsakes its low-carb origins in favor of a broader emphasis on high-protein and high-fiber foods designed for health-conscious adults. The company

BUSINESS BRIEFS (Low Carb Recipes)

BUSINESS BRIEFS
Miami Herald - The nation's largest real estate trade group says the housing market will likely return to a more normal rate of growth this year. The National Association of Realtors sees the median price for all types of previously-owned homes rising 5.1 percent

More Business Digest
Baltimore Sun - Microsoft Corp. released two patches yesterday that carry its maximum rating of critical, to fix software problems that could allow an attacker to take control of another person's computer. Microsoft said one patch is to fix a flaw in Windows desktop

Shaping up
Calgary Sun - It s time. Time that is, to think about how you re going to get rid of those extra pounds you packed on over the holidays. HOLIDAY A growing number of people are choosing to take vacations in cities hosting marathons, such as New York. A gym

Ah, my little cupcake, you're so sweet
Memphis Commercial Appeal - Carb fear faded, cupcakes ascended and organic milk and Spanish wines washed over us. That, in part, is what last year tasted like to me. Rather than a broad, objective overview, this is primarily a narrow, subjective underview of the culinary

Two new shows count on appeal of eye candy
Everett Herald - There's something you can generally count on from the smaller networks as they try to pull viewers away from the big bullies: eye candy. It isn't always as obvious as, say, stars from "America's Next Top Model" frolicking around half-naked, but on

Party's over: Now keep that weight-loss resolution
Arizona Daily Sun - Help! I've fallen off my

Marlyn Monette: Drop holiday pounds with portion control (Low Carb Diet)

Marlyn Monette: Drop holiday pounds with portion control
Shreveport Times - In a blender or food processor, puree red peppers. Heat olive oil in a saucepan and blend in flour; stir until smooth. Gradually add milk, capers and pureed peppers; stir until creamy and smooth. Serve on vegetables, rice, chicken or fish

Seeking profit in a protein bar
Newsday - Atkins Nutritionals Inc. emerged from bankruptcy yesterday with a business strategy that largely forsakes its low-carb origins in favor of a broader emphasis on high-protein and high-fiber foods designed for health-conscious adults. The company

BUSINESS BRIEFS
Miami Herald - The nation's largest real estate trade group says the housing market will likely return to a more normal rate of growth this year. The National Association of Realtors sees the median price for all types of previously-owned homes rising 5.1 percent

Trends for 2006
Ottawa Citizen - The other day I was invited by a grocery magazine to scribble down a few words about what retail food stores are doing that bugs me. This set me to thinking, which can in itself be scary. Truth is, I believe the grocery industry is doing a pretty

Shaping up
Calgary Sun - It s time. Time that is, to think about how you re going to get rid of those extra pounds you packed on over the holidays. HOLIDAY A growing number of people are choosing to take vacations in cities hosting marathons, such as New York. A gym

Seeking profit in a protein bar (Low Carb Recipes)

Seeking profit in a protein bar
Newsday - Atkins Nutritionals Inc. emerged from bankruptcy yesterday with a business strategy that largely forsakes its low-carb origins in favor of a broader emphasis on high-protein and high-fiber foods designed for health-conscious adults. The company

Party's over: Now keep that weight-loss resolution
Arizona Daily Sun - Help! I've fallen off my

Need a life coach? Read 'Jackie'
Contra Costa Times - Sometimes, it helps to pretend we're someone else when faced with a disagreeable situation. Someone more chic, more articulate, less rattled. Someone richer, braver, smarter. A new book tells us there's one legendary woman whose elegance and poise

Ah, my little cupcake, you're so sweet
Memphis Commercial Appeal - Carb fear faded, cupcakes ascended and organic milk and Spanish wines washed over us. That, in part, is what last year tasted like to me. Rather than a broad, objective overview, this is primarily a narrow, subjective underview of the culinary

Trends for 2006
Ottawa Citizen - The other day I was invited by a grocery magazine to scribble down a few words about what retail food stores are doing that bugs me. This set me to thinking, which can in itself be scary. Truth is, I believe the grocery industry is doing a pretty

Revelations kept coming in 2005 (Low Carb Programs)

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

20 picks for 2006
Philadelphia Inquirer - Darker chocolate and cafes dedicated to serving it are among the food trends forecast for 2006. Gaze into our crystal ball and see the emergence of cardamom herbs in your cocktail darker chocolate and 17 other trends. By Marilynn Marter

Trends for 2006
Ottawa Citizen - The other day I was invited by a grocery magazine to scribble down a few words about what retail food stores are doing that bugs me. This set me to thinking, which can in itself be scary. Truth is, I believe the grocery industry is doing a pretty

More Business Digest
Baltimore Sun - Microsoft Corp. released two patches yesterday that carry its maximum rating of critical, to fix software problems that could allow an attacker to take control of another person's computer. Microsoft said one patch is to fix a flaw in Windows desktop

2005 had its share of changes in the food industry
Hampton Roads Daily Press - 2005 is almost a wrap. In the annual spirit of retrospection, here are a few happenings in the culinary world that made the news on the national and local stages, for better or for worse. The government revamped its healthy eating guidelines

Health Watch
KTRE - A revolutionary new treatment helps a Belgium woman give birth after having an ovarian transplant. British researchers have trained dogs to use their keen sense of smell to detect cancer. A Longview, Washington, man is suing Walmart for mistakenly

Two new shows count on appeal of eye candy (Low Carb Recipes)

Two new shows count on appeal of eye candy
Everett Herald - There's something you can generally count on from the smaller networks as they try to pull viewers away from the big bullies: eye candy. It isn't always as obvious as, say, stars from "America's Next Top Model" frolicking around half-naked, but on

Atkins out of bankruptcy
Beaver County Times - NEW YORK - Atkins Nutritionals has emerged from bankruptcy with a revised business model that hinges less on the popularity of the

FULL STORY
Memphis Commercial Appeal - Education Realty Trust Inc. of Memphis has completed the $195 million purchase of 13 college student housing facilities from Place Properties. The deal was originally expected to be completed in November, then in mid-December. The delay was expected

20 picks for 2006
Philadelphia Inquirer - Darker chocolate and cafes dedicated to serving it are among the food trends forecast for 2006. Gaze into our crystal ball and see the emergence of cardamom herbs in your cocktail darker chocolate and 17 other trends. By Marilynn Marter

BUSINESS BRIEFS
Miami Herald - The nation's largest real estate trade group says the housing market will likely return to a more normal rate of growth this year. The National Association of Realtors sees the median price for all types of previously-owned homes rising 5.1 percent

Party's over: Now keep that weight-loss resolution
Arizona Daily Sun - Help! I've fallen off my

Need a life coach? Read 'Jackie' (Low Carb Recipe)

Need a life coach? Read 'Jackie'
Contra Costa Times - Sometimes, it helps to pretend we're someone else when faced with a disagreeable situation. Someone more chic, more articulate, less rattled. Someone richer, braver, smarter. A new book tells us there's one legendary woman whose elegance and poise

Shaping up
Calgary Sun - It s time. Time that is, to think about how you re going to get rid of those extra pounds you packed on over the holidays. HOLIDAY A growing number of people are choosing to take vacations in cities hosting marathons, such as New York. A gym

Atkins out of bankruptcy
Beaver County Times - NEW YORK - Atkins Nutritionals has emerged from bankruptcy with a revised business model that hinges less on the popularity of the

More Business Digest
Baltimore Sun - Microsoft Corp. released two patches yesterday that carry its maximum rating of critical, to fix software problems that could allow an attacker to take control of another person's computer. Microsoft said one patch is to fix a flaw in Windows desktop

Marlyn Monette: Drop holiday pounds with portion control (Low Carb Programs)

Marlyn Monette: Drop holiday pounds with portion control
Shreveport Times - In a blender or food processor, puree red peppers. Heat olive oil in a saucepan and blend in flour; stir until smooth. Gradually add milk, capers and pureed peppers; stir until creamy and smooth. Serve on vegetables, rice, chicken or fish

FULL STORY
Memphis Commercial Appeal - Education Realty Trust Inc. of Memphis has completed the $195 million purchase of 13 college student housing facilities from Place Properties. The deal was originally expected to be completed in November, then in mid-December. The delay was expected

Ah, my little cupcake, you're so sweet
Memphis Commercial Appeal - Carb fear faded, cupcakes ascended and organic milk and Spanish wines washed over us. That, in part, is what last year tasted like to me. Rather than a broad, objective overview, this is primarily a narrow, subjective underview of the culinary

Atkins out of bankruptcy
Beaver County Times - NEW YORK - Atkins Nutritionals has emerged from bankruptcy with a revised business model that hinges less on the popularity of the

Need a life coach? Read 'Jackie' (Low Carb Recipe)

Need a life coach? Read 'Jackie'
Contra Costa Times - Sometimes, it helps to pretend we're someone else when faced with a disagreeable situation. Someone more chic, more articulate, less rattled. Someone richer, braver, smarter. A new book tells us there's one legendary woman whose elegance and poise

Marlyn Monette: Drop holiday pounds with portion control
Shreveport Times - In a blender or food processor, puree red peppers. Heat olive oil in a saucepan and blend in flour; stir until smooth. Gradually add milk, capers and pureed peppers; stir until creamy and smooth. Serve on vegetables, rice, chicken or fish

Health Watch
KTRE - A revolutionary new treatment helps a Belgium woman give birth after having an ovarian transplant. British researchers have trained dogs to use their keen sense of smell to detect cancer. A Longview, Washington, man is suing Walmart for mistakenly

Seeking profit in a protein bar
Newsday - Atkins Nutritionals Inc. emerged from bankruptcy yesterday with a business strategy that largely forsakes its low-carb origins in favor of a broader emphasis on high-protein and high-fiber foods designed for health-conscious adults. The company

Beware diet gimmickry, other pitfalls (Low Carb Foods)

Beware diet gimmickry, other pitfalls
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette - This morning, you stood in front of the bathroom mirror and looked into the thighs of a stranger. After a few minutes of arguing that the steam from your shower had warped the mirror, you gave up and admitted the truth: A solid month of

Need Wood: Tips for getting timber
Washington Blade - Yes, I do but not in the sense that if you eat, say, blueberries, that somehow you re going to put an extra o in ooohhh. If you want diet to affect your sex life then concentrate on eating food that helps your heart. Why? Because

Need a life coach? Read 'Jackie'
Contra Costa Times - Sometimes, it helps to pretend we're someone else when faced with a disagreeable situation. Someone more chic, more articulate, less rattled. Someone richer, braver, smarter. A new book tells us there's one legendary woman whose elegance and poise

Shaping up
Calgary Sun - It s time. Time that is, to think about how you re going to get rid of those extra pounds you packed on over the holidays. HOLIDAY A growing number of people are choosing to take vacations in cities hosting marathons, such as New York. A gym

Two new shows count on appeal of eye candy
Everett Herald - There's something you can generally count on from the smaller networks as they try to pull viewers away from the big bullies: eye candy. It isn't always as obvious as, say, stars from "America's Next Top Model" frolicking around half-naked, but on

Shaping up (Low Carb Foods)

Shaping up
Calgary Sun - It s time. Time that is, to think about how you re going to get rid of those extra pounds you packed on over the holidays. HOLIDAY A growing number of people are choosing to take vacations in cities hosting marathons, such as New York. A gym

20 picks for 2006
Philadelphia Inquirer - Darker chocolate and cafes dedicated to serving it are among the food trends forecast for 2006. Gaze into our crystal ball and see the emergence of cardamom herbs in your cocktail darker chocolate and 17 other trends. By Marilynn Marter

Two new shows count on appeal of eye candy
Everett Herald - There's something you can generally count on from the smaller networks as they try to pull viewers away from the big bullies: eye candy. It isn't always as obvious as, say, stars from "America's Next Top Model" frolicking around half-naked, but on

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

FULL STORY
Memphis Commercial Appeal - Education Realty Trust Inc. of Memphis has completed the $195 million purchase of 13 college student housing facilities from Place Properties. The deal was originally expected to be completed in November, then in mid-December. The delay was expected

Revelations kept coming in 2005 (Low Carb Diet)

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

Need Wood: Tips for getting timber
Washington Blade - Yes, I do but not in the sense that if you eat, say, blueberries, that somehow you re going to put an extra o in ooohhh. If you want diet to affect your sex life then concentrate on eating food that helps your heart. Why? Because

Marlyn Monette: Drop holiday pounds with portion control
Shreveport Times - In a blender or food processor, puree red peppers. Heat olive oil in a saucepan and blend in flour; stir until smooth. Gradually add milk, capers and pureed peppers; stir until creamy and smooth. Serve on vegetables, rice, chicken or fish

Ah, my little cupcake, you're so sweet
Memphis Commercial Appeal - Carb fear faded, cupcakes ascended and organic milk and Spanish wines washed over us. That, in part, is what last year tasted like to me. Rather than a broad, objective overview, this is primarily a narrow, subjective underview of the culinary

Seeking profit in a protein bar
Newsday - Atkins Nutritionals Inc. emerged from bankruptcy yesterday with a business strategy that largely forsakes its low-carb origins in favor of a broader emphasis on high-protein and high-fiber foods designed for health-conscious adults. The company

Party's over: Now keep that weight-loss resolution
Arizona Daily Sun - Help! I've fallen off my

Need Wood: Tips for getting timber (Low Carb Recipes)

Need Wood: Tips for getting timber
Washington Blade - Yes, I do but not in the sense that if you eat, say, blueberries, that somehow you re going to put an extra o in ooohhh. If you want diet to affect your sex life then concentrate on eating food that helps your heart. Why? Because

BUSINESS BRIEFS
Miami Herald - The nation's largest real estate trade group says the housing market will likely return to a more normal rate of growth this year. The National Association of Realtors sees the median price for all types of previously-owned homes rising 5.1 percent

2005 had its share of changes in the food industry
Hampton Roads Daily Press - 2005 is almost a wrap. In the annual spirit of retrospection, here are a few happenings in the culinary world that made the news on the national and local stages, for better or for worse. The government revamped its healthy eating guidelines

Shaping up
Calgary Sun - It s time. Time that is, to think about how you re going to get rid of those extra pounds you packed on over the holidays. HOLIDAY A growing number of people are choosing to take vacations in cities hosting marathons, such as New York. A gym

Outback brand gets new president (Low Carb Programs)

Outback brand gets new president
St. Petersburg Times - Debbie Eybers, president of Outback Steakhouse's Cheeseburger in Paradise brand, has resigned and will be replaced by Dennis Prescott, the Tampa restaurant chain said Tuesday. Outback chief operating officer Paul Avery said Eybers, 52, is exploring

Shaping up
Calgary Sun - It s time. Time that is, to think about how you re going to get rid of those extra pounds you packed on over the holidays. HOLIDAY A growing number of people are choosing to take vacations in cities hosting marathons, such as New York. A gym

Party's over: Now keep that weight-loss resolution
Arizona Daily Sun - Help! I've fallen off my

More Business Digest
Baltimore Sun - Microsoft Corp. released two patches yesterday that carry its maximum rating of critical, to fix software problems that could allow an attacker to take control of another person's computer. Microsoft said one patch is to fix a flaw in Windows desktop

More Business Digest (Low Carb Food)

More Business Digest
Baltimore Sun - Microsoft Corp. released two patches yesterday that carry its maximum rating of critical, to fix software problems that could allow an attacker to take control of another person's computer. Microsoft said one patch is to fix a flaw in Windows desktop

Need a life coach? Read 'Jackie'
Contra Costa Times - Sometimes, it helps to pretend we're someone else when faced with a disagreeable situation. Someone more chic, more articulate, less rattled. Someone richer, braver, smarter. A new book tells us there's one legendary woman whose elegance and poise

Atkins not 'no carbs' but protein bars
Winston-Salem Journal - Atkins Nutritionals has emerged from bankruptcy with a revised business model that hinges less on the popularity of the

Marlyn Monette: Drop holiday pounds with portion control
Shreveport Times - In a blender or food processor, puree red peppers. Heat olive oil in a saucepan and blend in flour; stir until smooth. Gradually add milk, capers and pureed peppers; stir until creamy and smooth. Serve on vegetables, rice, chicken or fish

Beware diet gimmickry, other pitfalls (Low Carb Recipes)

Beware diet gimmickry, other pitfalls
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette - This morning, you stood in front of the bathroom mirror and looked into the thighs of a stranger. After a few minutes of arguing that the steam from your shower had warped the mirror, you gave up and admitted the truth: A solid month of

Two new shows count on appeal of eye candy
Everett Herald - There's something you can generally count on from the smaller networks as they try to pull viewers away from the big bullies: eye candy. It isn't always as obvious as, say, stars from "America's Next Top Model" frolicking around half-naked, but on

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

Daily Briefing
Atlanta Journal Constitution - New York --- Loews Corp. said Tuesday it named Andrew Tisch and Jonathan Tisch co-chairmen, succeeding Preston Tisch, who died in November. The diversified holding company also said it named Ann Berman to the board. Berman is vice president of

FULL STORY
Memphis Commercial Appeal - Education Realty Trust Inc. of Memphis has completed the $195 million purchase of 13 college student housing facilities from Place Properties. The deal was originally expected to be completed in November, then in mid-December. The delay was expected

Atkins not 'no carbs' but protein bars
Winston-Salem Journal - Atkins Nutritionals has emerged from bankruptcy with a revised business model that hinges less on the popularity of the

Need Wood: Tips for getting timber (Low Carb Diets)

Need Wood: Tips for getting timber
Washington Blade - Yes, I do but not in the sense that if you eat, say, blueberries, that somehow you re going to put an extra o in ooohhh. If you want diet to affect your sex life then concentrate on eating food that helps your heart. Why? Because

Atkins not 'no carbs' but protein bars
Winston-Salem Journal - Atkins Nutritionals has emerged from bankruptcy with a revised business model that hinges less on the popularity of the

20 picks for 2006
Philadelphia Inquirer - Darker chocolate and cafes dedicated to serving it are among the food trends forecast for 2006. Gaze into our crystal ball and see the emergence of cardamom herbs in your cocktail darker chocolate and 17 other trends. By Marilynn Marter

Party's over: Now keep that weight-loss resolution
Arizona Daily Sun - Help! I've fallen off my

Marlyn Monette: Drop holiday pounds with portion control (Low Carb Diets)

Marlyn Monette: Drop holiday pounds with portion control
Shreveport Times - In a blender or food processor, puree red peppers. Heat olive oil in a saucepan and blend in flour; stir until smooth. Gradually add milk, capers and pureed peppers; stir until creamy and smooth. Serve on vegetables, rice, chicken or fish

FULL STORY
Memphis Commercial Appeal - Education Realty Trust Inc. of Memphis has completed the $195 million purchase of 13 college student housing facilities from Place Properties. The deal was originally expected to be completed in November, then in mid-December. The delay was expected

Two new shows count on appeal of eye candy
Everett Herald - There's something you can generally count on from the smaller networks as they try to pull viewers away from the big bullies: eye candy. It isn't always as obvious as, say, stars from "America's Next Top Model" frolicking around half-naked, but on

Ah, my little cupcake, you're so sweet
Memphis Commercial Appeal - Carb fear faded, cupcakes ascended and organic milk and Spanish wines washed over us. That, in part, is what last year tasted like to me. Rather than a broad, objective overview, this is primarily a narrow, subjective underview of the culinary

2005 had its share of changes in the food industry (Low Carb Food)

2005 had its share of changes in the food industry
Hampton Roads Daily Press - 2005 is almost a wrap. In the annual spirit of retrospection, here are a few happenings in the culinary world that made the news on the national and local stages, for better or for worse. The government revamped its healthy eating guidelines

Need Wood: Tips for getting timber
Washington Blade - Yes, I do but not in the sense that if you eat, say, blueberries, that somehow you re going to put an extra o in ooohhh. If you want diet to affect your sex life then concentrate on eating food that helps your heart. Why? Because

Shaping up
Calgary Sun - It s time. Time that is, to think about how you re going to get rid of those extra pounds you packed on over the holidays. HOLIDAY A growing number of people are choosing to take vacations in cities hosting marathons, such as New York. A gym

Daily Briefing
Atlanta Journal Constitution - New York --- Loews Corp. said Tuesday it named Andrew Tisch and Jonathan Tisch co-chairmen, succeeding Preston Tisch, who died in November. The diversified holding company also said it named Ann Berman to the board. Berman is vice president of

Health Watch
KTRE - A revolutionary new treatment helps a Belgium woman give birth after having an ovarian transplant. British researchers have trained dogs to use their keen sense of smell to detect cancer. A Longview, Washington, man is suing Walmart for mistakenly

Seeking profit in a protein bar
Newsday - Atkins Nutritionals Inc. emerged from bankruptcy yesterday with a business strategy that largely forsakes its low-carb origins in favor of a broader emphasis on high-protein and high-fiber foods designed for health-conscious adults. The company

Atkins Nutritionals Out of Bankruptcy (Low Carb Recipes)

Atkins Nutritionals Out of Bankruptcy
ABC News - NEW YORK Jan 10, 2006 Atkins Nutritionals has emerged from bankruptcy with a revised business model that hinges less on the popularity of the

20 picks for 2006
Philadelphia Inquirer - Darker chocolate and cafes dedicated to serving it are among the food trends forecast for 2006. Gaze into our crystal ball and see the emergence of cardamom herbs in your cocktail darker chocolate and 17 other trends. By Marilynn Marter

Two new shows count on appeal of eye candy
Everett Herald - There's something you can generally count on from the smaller networks as they try to pull viewers away from the big bullies: eye candy. It isn't always as obvious as, say, stars from "America's Next Top Model" frolicking around half-naked, but on

2005 had its share of changes in the food industry
Hampton Roads Daily Press - 2005 is almost a wrap. In the annual spirit of retrospection, here are a few happenings in the culinary world that made the news on the national and local stages, for better or for worse. The government revamped its healthy eating guidelines

Party's over: Now keep that weight-loss resolution
Arizona Daily Sun - Help! I've fallen off my

Trends for 2006 (Low Carb Recipe)

Trends for 2006
Ottawa Citizen - The other day I was invited by a grocery magazine to scribble down a few words about what retail food stores are doing that bugs me. This set me to thinking, which can in itself be scary. Truth is, I believe the grocery industry is doing a pretty

BUSINESS BRIEFS
Miami Herald - The nation's largest real estate trade group says the housing market will likely return to a more normal rate of growth this year. The National Association of Realtors sees the median price for all types of previously-owned homes rising 5.1 percent

Beware diet gimmickry, other pitfalls
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette - This morning, you stood in front of the bathroom mirror and looked into the thighs of a stranger. After a few minutes of arguing that the steam from your shower had warped the mirror, you gave up and admitted the truth: A solid month of

Shaping up
Calgary Sun - It s time. Time that is, to think about how you re going to get rid of those extra pounds you packed on over the holidays. HOLIDAY A growing number of people are choosing to take vacations in cities hosting marathons, such as New York. A gym

Need Wood: Tips for getting timber
Washington Blade - Yes, I do but not in the sense that if you eat, say, blueberries, that somehow you re going to put an extra o in ooohhh. If you want diet to affect your sex life then concentrate on eating food that helps your heart. Why? Because

2005 had its share of changes in the food industry
Hampton Roads Daily Press - 2005 is almost a wrap. In the annual spirit of retrospection, here are a few happenings in the culinary world that made the news on the national and local stages, for better or for worse. The government revamped its healthy eating guidelines

Brave Derry girl waits on Santa date (Low Carb Recipes)

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

More Business Digest
Baltimore Sun - Microsoft Corp. released two patches yesterday that carry its maximum rating of critical, to fix software problems that could allow an attacker to take control of another person's computer. Microsoft said one patch is to fix a flaw in Windows desktop

Atkins Nutritionals Out of Bankruptcy
ABC News - NEW YORK Jan 10, 2006 Atkins Nutritionals has emerged from bankruptcy with a revised business model that hinges less on the popularity of the

2005 had its share of changes in the food industry
Hampton Roads Daily Press - 2005 is almost a wrap. In the annual spirit of retrospection, here are a few happenings in the culinary world that made the news on the national and local stages, for better or for worse. The government revamped its healthy eating guidelines

Brave Derry girl waits on Santa date (Low Carb Plans)

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

Trends for 2006
Ottawa Citizen - The other day I was invited by a grocery magazine to scribble down a few words about what retail food stores are doing that bugs me. This set me to thinking, which can in itself be scary. Truth is, I believe the grocery industry is doing a pretty

2005 had its share of changes in the food industry
Hampton Roads Daily Press - 2005 is almost a wrap. In the annual spirit of retrospection, here are a few happenings in the culinary world that made the news on the national and local stages, for better or for worse. The government revamped its healthy eating guidelines

Beware diet gimmickry, other pitfalls
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette - This morning, you stood in front of the bathroom mirror and looked into the thighs of a stranger. After a few minutes of arguing that the steam from your shower had warped the mirror, you gave up and admitted the truth: A solid month of

Party's over: Now keep that weight-loss resolution
Arizona Daily Sun - Help! I've fallen off my

Beware diet gimmickry, other pitfalls (Low Carb Recipes)

Beware diet gimmickry, other pitfalls
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette - This morning, you stood in front of the bathroom mirror and looked into the thighs of a stranger. After a few minutes of arguing that the steam from your shower had warped the mirror, you gave up and admitted the truth: A solid month of

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

Ah, my little cupcake, you're so sweet
Memphis Commercial Appeal - Carb fear faded, cupcakes ascended and organic milk and Spanish wines washed over us. That, in part, is what last year tasted like to me. Rather than a broad, objective overview, this is primarily a narrow, subjective underview of the culinary

Two new shows count on appeal of eye candy
Everett Herald - There's something you can generally count on from the smaller networks as they try to pull viewers away from the big bullies: eye candy. It isn't always as obvious as, say, stars from "America's Next Top Model" frolicking around half-naked, but on

2005 had its share of changes in the food industry
Hampton Roads Daily Press - 2005 is almost a wrap. In the annual spirit of retrospection, here are a few happenings in the culinary world that made the news on the national and local stages, for better or for worse. The government revamped its healthy eating guidelines

Atkins Nutritionals Out of Bankruptcy
ABC News - NEW YORK Jan 10, 2006 Atkins Nutritionals has emerged from bankruptcy with a revised business model that hinges less on the popularity of the

Ah, my little cupcake, you're so sweet (Low Carb Recipes)

Ah, my little cupcake, you're so sweet
Memphis Commercial Appeal - Carb fear faded, cupcakes ascended and organic milk and Spanish wines washed over us. That, in part, is what last year tasted like to me. Rather than a broad, objective overview, this is primarily a narrow, subjective underview of the culinary

Party's over: Now keep that weight-loss resolution
Arizona Daily Sun - Help! I've fallen off my

Need Wood: Tips for getting timber
Washington Blade - Yes, I do but not in the sense that if you eat, say, blueberries, that somehow you re going to put an extra o in ooohhh. If you want diet to affect your sex life then concentrate on eating food that helps your heart. Why? Because

Seeking profit in a protein bar
Newsday - Atkins Nutritionals Inc. emerged from bankruptcy yesterday with a business strategy that largely forsakes its low-carb origins in favor of a broader emphasis on high-protein and high-fiber foods designed for health-conscious adults. The company

Marlyn Monette: Drop holiday pounds with portion control
Shreveport Times - In a blender or food processor, puree red peppers. Heat olive oil in a saucepan and blend in flour; stir until smooth. Gradually add milk, capers and pureed peppers; stir until creamy and smooth. Serve on vegetables, rice, chicken or fish

Seeking profit in a protein bar (Low Carb Diets)

Seeking profit in a protein bar
Newsday - Atkins Nutritionals Inc. emerged from bankruptcy yesterday with a business strategy that largely forsakes its low-carb origins in favor of a broader emphasis on high-protein and high-fiber foods designed for health-conscious adults. The company

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 Atkins diet, developed by

2005 had its share of changes in the food industry
Hampton Roads Daily Press - 2005 is almost a wrap. In the annual spirit of retrospection, here are a few happenings in the culinary world that made the news on the national and local stages, for better or for worse. The government revamped its healthy eating guidelines

Two new shows count on appeal of eye candy
Everett Herald - There's something you can generally count on from the smaller networks as they try to pull viewers away from the big bullies: eye candy. It isn't always as obvious as, say, stars from "America's Next Top Model" frolicking around half-naked, but on

Brave Derry girl waits on Santa date (Low Carb Diets)

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

Health Watch
KTRE - A revolutionary new treatment helps a Belgium woman give birth after having an ovarian transplant. British researchers have trained dogs to use their keen sense of smell to detect cancer. A Longview, Washington, man is suing Walmart for mistakenly

Atkins Nutritionals Out of Bankruptcy
ABC News - NEW YORK Jan 10, 2006 Atkins Nutritionals has emerged from bankruptcy with a revised business model that hinges less on the popularity of the

2005 had its share of changes in the food industry
Hampton Roads Daily Press - 2005 is almost a wrap. In the annual spirit of retrospection, here are a few happenings in the culinary world that made the news on the national and local stages, for better or for worse. The government revamped its healthy eating guidelines

Marlyn Monette: Drop holiday pounds with portion control
Shreveport Times - In a blender or food processor, puree red peppers. Heat olive oil in a saucepan and blend in flour; stir until smooth. Gradually add milk, capers and pureed peppers; stir until creamy and smooth. Serve on vegetables, rice, chicken or fish

Shaping up
Calgary Sun - It s time. Time that is, to think about how you re going to get rid of those extra pounds you packed on over the holidays. HOLIDAY A growing number of people are choosing to take vacations in cities hosting marathons, such as New York. A gym

20 picks for 2006 (Low Carb Recipes)

20 picks for 2006
Philadelphia Inquirer - Darker chocolate and cafes dedicated to serving it are among the food trends forecast for 2006. Gaze into our crystal ball and see the emergence of cardamom herbs in your cocktail darker chocolate and 17 other trends. By Marilynn Marter

Party's over: Now keep that weight-loss resolution
Arizona Daily Sun - Help! I've fallen off my

Two new shows count on appeal of eye candy
Everett Herald - There's something you can generally count on from the smaller networks as they try to pull viewers away from the big bullies: eye candy. It isn't always as obvious as, say, stars from "America's Next Top Model" frolicking around half-naked, but on

Beware diet gimmickry, other pitfalls
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette - This morning, you stood in front of the bathroom mirror and looked into the thighs of a stranger. After a few minutes of arguing that the steam from your shower had warped the mirror, you gave up and admitted the truth: A solid month of

20 picks for 2006 (Low Carb Plans)

20 picks for 2006
Philadelphia Inquirer - Darker chocolate and cafes dedicated to serving it are among the food trends forecast for 2006. Gaze into our crystal ball and see the emergence of cardamom herbs in your cocktail darker chocolate and 17 other trends. By Marilynn Marter

Party's over: Now keep that weight-loss resolution
Arizona Daily Sun - Help! I've fallen off my

Ah, my little cupcake, you're so sweet
Memphis Commercial Appeal - Carb fear faded, cupcakes ascended and organic milk and Spanish wines washed over us. That, in part, is what last year tasted like to me. Rather than a broad, objective overview, this is primarily a narrow, subjective underview of the culinary

Health Watch
KTRE - A revolutionary new treatment helps a Belgium woman give birth after having an ovarian transplant. British researchers have trained dogs to use their keen sense of smell to detect cancer. A Longview, Washington, man is suing Walmart for mistakenly

Dieters ditch Atkins for healthy carbs in 2005 (Low Carb Diet)

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 Atkins diet, developed by

20 picks for 2006
Philadelphia Inquirer - Darker chocolate and cafes dedicated to serving it are among the food trends forecast for 2006. Gaze into our crystal ball and see the emergence of cardamom herbs in your cocktail darker chocolate and 17 other trends. By Marilynn Marter

Atkins Nutritionals Out of Bankruptcy
ABC News - NEW YORK Jan 10, 2006 Atkins Nutritionals has emerged from bankruptcy with a revised business model that hinges less on the popularity of 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

2005 had its share of changes in the food industry (Low Carb Recipes)

2005 had its share of changes in the food industry
Hampton Roads Daily Press - 2005 is almost a wrap. In the annual spirit of retrospection, here are a few happenings in the culinary world that made the news on the national and local stages, for better or for worse. The government revamped its healthy eating guidelines

Party's over: Now keep that weight-loss resolution
Arizona Daily Sun - Help! I've fallen off my

Two new shows count on appeal of eye candy
Everett Herald - There's something you can generally count on from the smaller networks as they try to pull viewers away from the big bullies: eye candy. It isn't always as obvious as, say, stars from "America's Next Top Model" frolicking around half-naked, but on

Atkins Nutritionals Out of Bankruptcy
ABC News - NEW YORK Jan 10, 2006 Atkins Nutritionals has emerged from bankruptcy with a revised business model that hinges less on the popularity of the

Ah, my little cupcake, you're so sweet (Low Carb Diets)

Ah, my little cupcake, you're so sweet
Memphis Commercial Appeal - Carb fear faded, cupcakes ascended and organic milk and Spanish wines washed over us. That, in part, is what last year tasted like to me. Rather than a broad, objective overview, this is primarily a narrow, subjective underview of the culinary

Party's over: Now keep that weight-loss resolution
Arizona Daily Sun - Help! I've fallen off my

Trends for 2006
Ottawa Citizen - The other day I was invited by a grocery magazine to scribble down a few words about what retail food stores are doing that bugs me. This set me to thinking, which can in itself be scary. Truth is, I believe the grocery industry is doing a pretty

20 picks for 2006
Philadelphia Inquirer - Darker chocolate and cafes dedicated to serving it are among the food trends forecast for 2006. Gaze into our crystal ball and see the emergence of cardamom herbs in your cocktail darker chocolate and 17 other trends. By Marilynn Marter

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

2005 had its share of changes in the food industry
Hampton Roads Daily Press - 2005 is almost a wrap. In the annual spirit of retrospection, here are a few happenings in the culinary world that made the news on the national and local stages, for better or for worse. The government revamped its healthy eating guidelines

Health buzz (Low Carb Diet)

Health buzz
Jackson Clarion-Ledger - A study of protein-munching rats shows that a

Shaping up
Calgary Sun - It s time. Time that is, to think about how you re going to get rid of those extra pounds you packed on over the holidays. HOLIDAY A growing number of people are choosing to take vacations in cities hosting marathons, such as New York. A gym

2005 had its share of changes in the food industry
Hampton Roads Daily Press - 2005 is almost a wrap. In the annual spirit of retrospection, here are a few happenings in the culinary world that made the news on the national and local stages, for better or for worse. The government revamped its healthy eating guidelines

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

Two new shows count on appeal of eye candy (Low Carb Programs)

Two new shows count on appeal of eye candy
Everett Herald - There's something you can generally count on from the smaller networks as they try to pull viewers away from the big bullies: eye candy. It isn't always as obvious as, say, stars from "America's Next Top Model" frolicking around half-naked, but on

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

Marlyn Monette: Drop holiday pounds with portion control
Shreveport Times - In a blender or food processor, puree red peppers. Heat olive oil in a saucepan and blend in flour; stir until smooth. Gradually add milk, capers and pureed peppers; stir until creamy and smooth. Serve on vegetables, rice, chicken or fish

Health Watch
KTRE - A revolutionary new treatment helps a Belgium woman give birth after having an ovarian transplant. British researchers have trained dogs to use their keen sense of smell to detect cancer. A Longview, Washington, man is suing Walmart for mistakenly

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

Brave Derry girl waits on Santa date (Low Carb Food)

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

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 Atkins diet, developed by

Two new shows count on appeal of eye candy
Everett Herald - There's something you can generally count on from the smaller networks as they try to pull viewers away from the big bullies: eye candy. It isn't always as obvious as, say, stars from "America's Next Top Model" frolicking around half-naked, but on

20 picks for 2006
Philadelphia Inquirer - Darker chocolate and cafes dedicated to serving it are among the food trends forecast for 2006. Gaze into our crystal ball and see the emergence of cardamom herbs in your cocktail darker chocolate and 17 other trends. By Marilynn Marter

Atkins Nutritionals Out of Bankruptcy
ABC News - NEW YORK Jan 10, 2006 Atkins Nutritionals has emerged from bankruptcy with a revised business model that hinges less on the popularity of the

Health Watch (Low Carb Diet)

Health Watch
KTRE - A revolutionary new treatment helps a Belgium woman give birth after having an ovarian transplant. British researchers have trained dogs to use their keen sense of smell to detect cancer. A Longview, Washington, man is suing Walmart for mistakenly

Trends for 2006
Ottawa Citizen - The other day I was invited by a grocery magazine to scribble down a few words about what retail food stores are doing that bugs me. This set me to thinking, which can in itself be scary. Truth is, I believe the grocery industry is doing a pretty

BUSINESS BRIEFS
Miami Herald - The nation's largest real estate trade group says the housing market will likely return to a more normal rate of growth this year. The National Association of Realtors sees the median price for all types of previously-owned homes rising 5.1 percent

Party's over: Now keep that weight-loss resolution
Arizona Daily Sun - Help! I've fallen off my

Two new shows count on appeal of eye candy (Low Carb Food)

Two new shows count on appeal of eye candy
Everett Herald - There's something you can generally count on from the smaller networks as they try to pull viewers away from the big bullies: eye candy. It isn't always as obvious as, say, stars from "America's Next Top Model" frolicking around half-naked, but on

FULL STORY
Memphis Commercial Appeal - Education Realty Trust Inc. of Memphis has completed the $195 million purchase of 13 college student housing facilities from Place Properties. The deal was originally expected to be completed in November, then in mid-December. The delay was expected

Atkins not 'no carbs' but protein bars
Winston-Salem Journal - Atkins Nutritionals has emerged from bankruptcy with a revised business model that hinges less on the popularity of the

Ah, my little cupcake, you're so sweet
Memphis Commercial Appeal - Carb fear faded, cupcakes ascended and organic milk and Spanish wines washed over us. That, in part, is what last year tasted like to me. Rather than a broad, objective overview, this is primarily a narrow, subjective underview of the culinary

2005 had its share of changes in the food industry (Low Carb Diets)

2005 had its share of changes in the food industry
Hampton Roads Daily Press - 2005 is almost a wrap. In the annual spirit of retrospection, here are a few happenings in the culinary world that made the news on the national and local stages, for better or for worse. The government revamped its healthy eating guidelines

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

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

Atkins Nutritionals Out of Bankruptcy
ABC News - NEW YORK Jan 10, 2006 Atkins Nutritionals has emerged from bankruptcy with a revised business model that hinges less on the popularity of the

Health Watch
KTRE - A revolutionary new treatment helps a Belgium woman give birth after having an ovarian transplant. British researchers have trained dogs to use their keen sense of smell to detect cancer. A Longview, Washington, man is suing Walmart for mistakenly

Ah, my little cupcake, you're so sweet
Memphis Commercial Appeal - Carb fear faded, cupcakes ascended and organic milk and Spanish wines washed over us. That, in part, is what last year tasted like to me. Rather than a broad, objective overview, this is primarily a narrow, subjective underview of the culinary

Shaping up (Low Carb Programs)

Shaping up
Calgary Sun - It s time. Time that is, to think about how you re going to get rid of those extra pounds you packed on over the holidays. HOLIDAY A growing number of people are choosing to take vacations in cities hosting marathons, such as New York. A gym

Trends for 2006
Ottawa Citizen - The other day I was invited by a grocery magazine to scribble down a few words about what retail food stores are doing that bugs me. This set me to thinking, which can in itself be scary. Truth is, I believe the grocery industry is doing a pretty

Cookie exchange in 14th year
Bozeman Daily Chronicle - Like sugary jewels, Christmas cookies by the dozens made Jane Quinn's dining table the center of delight and temptation. Some were sparkling with cranberries, others bursting with nuts, or shaped like little Christmas trees or delicate snowflakes

2005 had its share of changes in the food industry
Hampton Roads Daily Press - 2005 is almost a wrap. In the annual spirit of retrospection, here are a few happenings in the culinary world that made the news on the national and local stages, for better or for worse. The government revamped its healthy eating guidelines

Ah, my little cupcake, you're so sweet
Memphis Commercial Appeal - Carb fear faded, cupcakes ascended and organic milk and Spanish wines washed over us. That, in part, is what last year tasted like to me. Rather than a broad, objective overview, this is primarily a narrow, subjective underview of the culinary

Cookie exchange in 14th year (Low Carb Diet)

Cookie exchange in 14th year
Bozeman Daily Chronicle - Like sugary jewels, Christmas cookies by the dozens made Jane Quinn's dining table the center of delight and temptation. Some were sparkling with cranberries, others bursting with nuts, or shaped like little Christmas trees or delicate snowflakes

Two new shows count on appeal of eye candy
Everett Herald - There's something you can generally count on from the smaller networks as they try to pull viewers away from the big bullies: eye candy. It isn't always as obvious as, say, stars from "America's Next Top Model" frolicking around half-naked, but on

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 Atkins diet, developed by

Need Wood: Tips for getting timber
Washington Blade - Yes, I do but not in the sense that if you eat, say, blueberries, that somehow you re going to put an extra o in ooohhh. If you want diet to affect your sex life then concentrate on eating food that helps your heart. Why? Because

Beware diet gimmickry, other pitfalls
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette - This morning, you stood in front of the bathroom mirror and looked into the thighs of a stranger. After a few minutes of arguing that the steam from your shower had warped the mirror, you gave up and admitted the truth: A solid month of

Brave Derry girl waits on Santa date (Low Carb Programs)

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

2005 had its share of changes in the food industry
Hampton Roads Daily Press - 2005 is almost a wrap. In the annual spirit of retrospection, here are a few happenings in the culinary world that made the news on the national and local stages, for better or for worse. The government revamped its healthy eating guidelines

Cookie exchange in 14th year
Bozeman Daily Chronicle - Like sugary jewels, Christmas cookies by the dozens made Jane Quinn's dining table the center of delight and temptation. Some were sparkling with cranberries, others bursting with nuts, or shaped like little Christmas trees or delicate snowflakes

Beware diet gimmickry, other pitfalls
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette - This morning, you stood in front of the bathroom mirror and looked into the thighs of a stranger. After a few minutes of arguing that the steam from your shower had warped the mirror, you gave up and admitted the truth: A solid month of

Two new shows count on appeal of eye candy
Everett Herald - There's something you can generally count on from the smaller networks as they try to pull viewers away from the big bullies: eye candy. It isn't always as obvious as, say, stars from "America's Next Top Model" frolicking around half-naked, but on

2005 had its share of changes in the food industry (Low Carb Recipes)

2005 had its share of changes in the food industry
Hampton Roads Daily Press - 2005 is almost a wrap. In the annual spirit of retrospection, here are a few happenings in the culinary world that made the news on the national and local stages, for better or for worse. The government revamped its healthy eating guidelines

Marlyn Monette: Drop holiday pounds with portion control
Shreveport Times - In a blender or food processor, puree red peppers. Heat olive oil in a saucepan and blend in flour; stir until smooth. Gradually add milk, capers and pureed peppers; stir until creamy and smooth. Serve on vegetables, rice, chicken or fish

Ah, my little cupcake, you're so sweet
Memphis Commercial Appeal - Carb fear faded, cupcakes ascended and organic milk and Spanish wines washed over us. That, in part, is what last year tasted like to me. Rather than a broad, objective overview, this is primarily a narrow, subjective underview of the culinary

20 picks for 2006
Philadelphia Inquirer - Darker chocolate and cafes dedicated to serving it are among the food trends forecast for 2006. Gaze into our crystal ball and see the emergence of cardamom herbs in your cocktail darker chocolate and 17 other trends. By Marilynn Marter

Beware diet gimmickry, other pitfalls
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette - This morning, you stood in front of the bathroom mirror and looked into the thighs of a stranger. After a few minutes of arguing that the steam from your shower had warped the mirror, you gave up and admitted the truth: A solid month of

Atkins Nutritionals out of bankruptcy
Lexington Herald-Leader - NEW YORK - Atkins Nutritionals has emerged from bankruptcy with a revised business model that hinges less on the popularity of the

2005 had its share of changes in the food industry (Low Carb Food)

2005 had its share of changes in the food industry
Hampton Roads Daily Press - 2005 is almost a wrap. In the annual spirit of retrospection, here are a few happenings in the culinary world that made the news on the national and local stages, for better or for worse. The government revamped its healthy eating guidelines

Health buzz
Jackson Clarion-Ledger - A study of protein-munching rats shows that a

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

Need Wood: Tips for getting timber
Washington Blade - Yes, I do but not in the sense that if you eat, say, blueberries, that somehow you re going to put an extra o in ooohhh. If you want diet to affect your sex life then concentrate on eating food that helps your heart. Why? Because

Two new shows count on appeal of eye candy (Low Carb Plans)

Two new shows count on appeal of eye candy
Everett Herald - There's something you can generally count on from the smaller networks as they try to pull viewers away from the big bullies: eye candy. It isn't always as obvious as, say, stars from "America's Next Top Model" frolicking around half-naked, but on

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 Atkins diet, developed by

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

Cookie exchange in 14th year
Bozeman Daily Chronicle - Like sugary jewels, Christmas cookies by the dozens made Jane Quinn's dining table the center of delight and temptation. Some were sparkling with cranberries, others bursting with nuts, or shaped like little Christmas trees or delicate snowflakes

Shaping up
Calgary Sun - It s time. Time that is, to think about how you re going to get rid of those extra pounds you packed on over the holidays. HOLIDAY A growing number of people are choosing to take vacations in cities hosting marathons, such as New York. A gym

Trends for 2006
Ottawa Citizen - The other day I was invited by a grocery magazine to scribble down a few words about what retail food stores are doing that bugs me. This set me to thinking, which can in itself be scary. Truth is, I believe the grocery industry is doing a pretty

Ah, my little cupcake, you're so sweet (Low Carb Recipe)

Ah, my little cupcake, you're so sweet
Memphis Commercial Appeal - Carb fear faded, cupcakes ascended and organic milk and Spanish wines washed over us. That, in part, is what last year tasted like to me. Rather than a broad, objective overview, this is primarily a narrow, subjective underview of the culinary

2005 had its share of changes in the food industry
Hampton Roads Daily Press - 2005 is almost a wrap. In the annual spirit of retrospection, here are a few happenings in the culinary world that made the news on the national and local stages, for better or for worse. The government revamped its healthy eating guidelines

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

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 Atkins diet, developed by

Beware diet gimmickry, other pitfalls
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette - This morning, you stood in front of the bathroom mirror and looked into the thighs of a stranger. After a few minutes of arguing that the steam from your shower had warped the mirror, you gave up and admitted the truth: A solid month of

20 picks for 2006
Philadelphia Inquirer - Darker chocolate and cafes dedicated to serving it are among the food trends forecast for 2006. Gaze into our crystal ball and see the emergence of cardamom herbs in your cocktail darker chocolate and 17 other trends. By Marilynn Marter

Health buzz (Low Carb Diets)

Health buzz
Jackson Clarion-Ledger - A study of protein-munching rats shows that a

Marlyn Monette: Drop holiday pounds with portion control
Shreveport Times - In a blender or food processor, puree red peppers. Heat olive oil in a saucepan and blend in flour; stir until smooth. Gradually add milk, capers and pureed peppers; stir until creamy and smooth. Serve on vegetables, rice, chicken or fish

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

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 Atkins diet, developed by

Shaping up (Low Carb Food)

Shaping up
Calgary Sun - It s time. Time that is, to think about how you re going to get rid of those extra pounds you packed on over the holidays. HOLIDAY A growing number of people are choosing to take vacations in cities hosting marathons, such as New York. A gym

Beware diet gimmickry, other pitfalls
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette - This morning, you stood in front of the bathroom mirror and looked into the thighs of a stranger. After a few minutes of arguing that the steam from your shower had warped the mirror, you gave up and admitted the truth: A solid month of

Marlyn Monette: Drop holiday pounds with portion control
Shreveport Times - In a blender or food processor, puree red peppers. Heat olive oil in a saucepan and blend in flour; stir until smooth. Gradually add milk, capers and pureed peppers; stir until creamy and smooth. Serve on vegetables, rice, chicken or fish

Health Watch
KTRE - A revolutionary new treatment helps a Belgium woman give birth after having an ovarian transplant. British researchers have trained dogs to use their keen sense of smell to detect cancer. A Longview, Washington, man is suing Walmart for mistakenly

Beware diet gimmickry, other pitfalls (Low Carb Diet)

Beware diet gimmickry, other pitfalls
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette - This morning, you stood in front of the bathroom mirror and looked into the thighs of a stranger. After a few minutes of arguing that the steam from your shower had warped the mirror, you gave up and admitted the truth: A solid month of

Two new shows count on appeal of eye candy
Everett Herald - There's something you can generally count on from the smaller networks as they try to pull viewers away from the big bullies: eye candy. It isn't always as obvious as, say, stars from "America's Next Top Model" frolicking around half-naked, but on

Party's over: Now keep that weight-loss resolution (Low Carb Recipe)

Party's over: Now keep that weight-loss resolution
Arizona Daily Sun - Help! I've fallen off my

20 picks for 2006
Philadelphia Inquirer - Darker chocolate and cafes dedicated to serving it are among the food trends forecast for 2006. Gaze into our crystal ball and see the emergence of cardamom herbs in your cocktail darker chocolate and 17 other trends. By Marilynn Marter

Ah, my little cupcake, you're so sweet
Memphis Commercial Appeal - Carb fear faded, cupcakes ascended and organic milk and Spanish wines washed over us. That, in part, is what last year tasted like to me. Rather than a broad, objective overview, this is primarily a narrow, subjective underview of the culinary

Cookie exchange in 14th year
Bozeman Daily Chronicle - Like sugary jewels, Christmas cookies by the dozens made Jane Quinn's dining table the center of delight and temptation. Some were sparkling with cranberries, others bursting with nuts, or shaped like little Christmas trees or delicate snowflakes

Shaping up
Calgary Sun - It s time. Time that is, to think about how you re going to get rid of those extra pounds you packed on over the holidays. HOLIDAY A growing number of people are choosing to take vacations in cities hosting marathons, such as New York. A gym

2005 had its share of changes in the food industry
Hampton Roads Daily Press - 2005 is almost a wrap. In the annual spirit of retrospection, here are a few happenings in the culinary world that made the news on the national and local stages, for better or for worse. The government revamped its healthy eating guidelines

Dieters ditch Atkins for healthy carbs in 2005 (Low Carb Foods)

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 Atkins diet, developed by

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

Need Wood: Tips for getting timber
Washington Blade - Yes, I do but not in the sense that if you eat, say, blueberries, that somehow you re going to put an extra o in ooohhh. If you want diet to affect your sex life then concentrate on eating food that helps your heart. Why? Because

Ah, my little cupcake, you're so sweet
Memphis Commercial Appeal - Carb fear faded, cupcakes ascended and organic milk and Spanish wines washed over us. That, in part, is what last year tasted like to me. Rather than a broad, objective overview, this is primarily a narrow, subjective underview of the culinary

Shaping up
Calgary Sun - It s time. Time that is, to think about how you re going to get rid of those extra pounds you packed on over the holidays. HOLIDAY A growing number of people are choosing to take vacations in cities hosting marathons, such as New York. A gym

Need Wood: Tips for getting timber (Low Carb Programs)

Need Wood: Tips for getting timber
Washington Blade - Yes, I do but not in the sense that if you eat, say, blueberries, that somehow you re going to put an extra o in ooohhh. If you want diet to affect your sex life then concentrate on eating food that helps your heart. Why? Because

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

Party's over: Now keep that weight-loss resolution
Arizona Daily Sun - Help! I've fallen off my

2005 had its share of changes in the food industry
Hampton Roads Daily Press - 2005 is almost a wrap. In the annual spirit of retrospection, here are a few happenings in the culinary world that made the news on the national and local stages, for better or for worse. The government revamped its healthy eating guidelines

Health buzz (Low Carb Diets)

Health buzz
Jackson Clarion-Ledger - A study of protein-munching rats shows that a

Beware diet gimmickry, other pitfalls
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette - This morning, you stood in front of the bathroom mirror and looked into the thighs of a stranger. After a few minutes of arguing that the steam from your shower had warped the mirror, you gave up and admitted the truth: A solid month of

Two new shows count on appeal of eye candy
Everett Herald - There's something you can generally count on from the smaller networks as they try to pull viewers away from the big bullies: eye candy. It isn't always as obvious as, say, stars from "America's Next Top Model" frolicking around half-naked, but on

Cookie exchange in 14th year
Bozeman Daily Chronicle - Like sugary jewels, Christmas cookies by the dozens made Jane Quinn's dining table the center of delight and temptation. Some were sparkling with cranberries, others bursting with nuts, or shaped like little Christmas trees or delicate snowflakes

Party's over: Now keep that weight-loss resolution
Arizona Daily Sun - Help! I've fallen off my

Health Watch
KTRE - A revolutionary new treatment helps a Belgium woman give birth after having an ovarian transplant. British researchers have trained dogs to use their keen sense of smell to detect cancer. A Longview, Washington, man is suing Walmart for mistakenly

Ah, my little cupcake, you're so sweet (Low Carb Foods)

Ah, my little cupcake, you're so sweet
Memphis Commercial Appeal - Carb fear faded, cupcakes ascended and organic milk and Spanish wines washed over us. That, in part, is what last year tasted like to me. Rather than a broad, objective overview, this is primarily a narrow, subjective underview of the culinary

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 Atkins diet, developed by

Party's over: Now keep that weight-loss resolution
Arizona Daily Sun - Help! I've fallen off my

Trends for 2006
Ottawa Citizen - The other day I was invited by a grocery magazine to scribble down a few words about what retail food stores are doing that bugs me. This set me to thinking, which can in itself be scary. Truth is, I believe the grocery industry is doing a pretty

Marlyn Monette: Drop holiday pounds with portion control
Shreveport Times - In a blender or food processor, puree red peppers. Heat olive oil in a saucepan and blend in flour; stir until smooth. Gradually add milk, capers and pureed peppers; stir until creamy and smooth. Serve on vegetables, rice, chicken or fish

2005 had its share of changes in the food industry
Hampton Roads Daily Press - 2005 is almost a wrap. In the annual spirit of retrospection, here are a few happenings in the culinary world that made the news on the national and local stages, for better or for worse. The government revamped its healthy eating guidelines

Trends for 2006 (Low Carb Diets)

Trends for 2006
Ottawa Citizen - The other day I was invited by a grocery magazine to scribble down a few words about what retail food stores are doing that bugs me. This set me to thinking, which can in itself be scary. Truth is, I believe the grocery industry is doing a pretty

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 Atkins diet, developed by

Health Watch
KTRE - A revolutionary new treatment helps a Belgium woman give birth after having an ovarian transplant. British researchers have trained dogs to use their keen sense of smell to detect cancer. A Longview, Washington, man is suing Walmart for mistakenly

2005 had its share of changes in the food industry
Hampton Roads Daily Press - 2005 is almost a wrap. In the annual spirit of retrospection, here are a few happenings in the culinary world that made the news on the national and local stages, for better or for worse. The government revamped its healthy eating guidelines

Marlyn Monette: Drop holiday pounds with portion control (Low Carb Plans)

Marlyn Monette: Drop holiday pounds with portion control
Shreveport Times - In a blender or food processor, puree red peppers. Heat olive oil in a saucepan and blend in flour; stir until smooth. Gradually add milk, capers and pureed peppers; stir until creamy and smooth. Serve on vegetables, rice, chicken or fish

2005 had its share of changes in the food industry
Hampton Roads Daily Press - 2005 is almost a wrap. In the annual spirit of retrospection, here are a few happenings in the culinary world that made the news on the national and local stages, for better or for worse. The government revamped its healthy eating guidelines

Shaping up
Calgary Sun - It s time. Time that is, to think about how you re going to get rid of those extra pounds you packed on over the holidays. HOLIDAY A growing number of people are choosing to take vacations in cities hosting marathons, such as New York. A gym

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

Health Watch
KTRE - A revolutionary new treatment helps a Belgium woman give birth after having an ovarian transplant. British researchers have trained dogs to use their keen sense of smell to detect cancer. A Longview, Washington, man is suing Walmart for mistakenly

Dieters ditch Atkins for healthy carbs in 2005 (Low Carb Programs)

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 Atkins diet, developed by

20 picks for 2006
Philadelphia Inquirer - Darker chocolate and cafes dedicated to serving it are among the food trends forecast for 2006. Gaze into our crystal ball and see the emergence of cardamom herbs in your cocktail darker chocolate and 17 other trends. By Marilynn Marter

Cookie exchange in 14th year
Bozeman Daily Chronicle - Like sugary jewels, Christmas cookies by the dozens made Jane Quinn's dining table the center of delight and temptation. Some were sparkling with cranberries, others bursting with nuts, or shaped like little Christmas trees or delicate snowflakes

Trends for 2006
Ottawa Citizen - The other day I was invited by a grocery magazine to scribble down a few words about what retail food stores are doing that bugs me. This set me to thinking, which can in itself be scary. Truth is, I believe the grocery industry is doing a pretty

Health Watch (Low Carb Plans)

Health Watch
KTRE - A revolutionary new treatment helps a Belgium woman give birth after having an ovarian transplant. British researchers have trained dogs to use their keen sense of smell to detect cancer. A Longview, Washington, man is suing Walmart for mistakenly

Party's over: Now keep that weight-loss resolution
Arizona Daily Sun - Help! I've fallen off my

Shaping up
Calgary Sun - It s time. Time that is, to think about how you re going to get rid of those extra pounds you packed on over the holidays. HOLIDAY A growing number of people are choosing to take vacations in cities hosting marathons, such as New York. A gym

Health buzz
Jackson Clarion-Ledger - A study of protein-munching rats shows that a

2005 had its share of changes in the food industry
Hampton Roads Daily Press - 2005 is almost a wrap. In the annual spirit of retrospection, here are a few happenings in the culinary world that made the news on the national and local stages, for better or for worse. The government revamped its healthy eating guidelines

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 Atkins diet, developed by

Health buzz (Low Carb Diets)

Health buzz
Jackson Clarion-Ledger - A study of protein-munching rats shows that a

Marlyn Monette: Drop holiday pounds with portion control
Shreveport Times - In a blender or food processor, puree red peppers. Heat olive oil in a saucepan and blend in flour; stir until smooth. Gradually add milk, capers and pureed peppers; stir until creamy and smooth. Serve on vegetables, rice, chicken or fish

2005 had its share of changes in the food industry
Hampton Roads Daily Press - 2005 is almost a wrap. In the annual spirit of retrospection, here are a few happenings in the culinary world that made the news on the national and local stages, for better or for worse. The government revamped its healthy eating guidelines

20 picks for 2006
Philadelphia Inquirer - Darker chocolate and cafes dedicated to serving it are among the food trends forecast for 2006. Gaze into our crystal ball and see the emergence of cardamom herbs in your cocktail darker chocolate and 17 other trends. By Marilynn Marter

Shaping up
Calgary Sun - It s time. Time that is, to think about how you re going to get rid of those extra pounds you packed on over the holidays. HOLIDAY A growing number of people are choosing to take vacations in cities hosting marathons, such as New York. A gym

Health buzz (Low Carb Food)

Health buzz
Jackson Clarion-Ledger - A study of protein-munching rats shows that a

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

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 Atkins diet, developed by

Shaping up
Calgary Sun - It s time. Time that is, to think about how you re going to get rid of those extra pounds you packed on over the holidays. HOLIDAY A growing number of people are choosing to take vacations in cities hosting marathons, such as New York. A gym

Shaping up (Low Carb Diet)

Shaping up
Calgary Sun - It s time. Time that is, to think about how you re going to get rid of those extra pounds you packed on over the holidays. HOLIDAY A growing number of people are choosing to take vacations in cities hosting marathons, such as New York. A gym

Ah, my little cupcake, you're so sweet
Memphis Commercial Appeal - Carb fear faded, cupcakes ascended and organic milk and Spanish wines washed over us. That, in part, is what last year tasted like to me. Rather than a broad, objective overview, this is primarily a narrow, subjective underview of the culinary

Need Wood: Tips for getting timber
Washington Blade - Yes, I do but not in the sense that if you eat, say, blueberries, that somehow you re going to put an extra o in ooohhh. If you want diet to affect your sex life then concentrate on eating food that helps your heart. Why? Because

Marlyn Monette: Drop holiday pounds with portion control
Shreveport Times - In a blender or food processor, puree red peppers. Heat olive oil in a saucepan and blend in flour; stir until smooth. Gradually add milk, capers and pureed peppers; stir until creamy and smooth. Serve on vegetables, rice, chicken or fish

Marlyn Monette: Drop holiday pounds with portion control (Low Carb Recipe)

Marlyn Monette: Drop holiday pounds with portion control
Shreveport Times - In a blender or food processor, puree red peppers. Heat olive oil in a saucepan and blend in flour; stir until smooth. Gradually add milk, capers and pureed peppers; stir until creamy and smooth. Serve on vegetables, rice, chicken or fish

2005 had its share of changes in the food industry
Hampton Roads Daily Press - 2005 is almost a wrap. In the annual spirit of retrospection, here are a few happenings in the culinary world that made the news on the national and local stages, for better or for worse. The government revamped its healthy eating guidelines

Need Wood: Tips for getting timber
Washington Blade - Yes, I do but not in the sense that if you eat, say, blueberries, that somehow you re going to put an extra o in ooohhh. If you want diet to affect your sex life then concentrate on eating food that helps your heart. Why? Because

Ah, my little cupcake, you're so sweet
Memphis Commercial Appeal - Carb fear faded, cupcakes ascended and organic milk and Spanish wines washed over us. That, in part, is what last year tasted like to me. Rather than a broad, objective overview, this is primarily a narrow, subjective underview of the culinary

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

2005 had its share of changes in the food industry (Low Carb Foods)

2005 had its share of changes in the food industry
Hampton Roads Daily Press - 2005 is almost a wrap. In the annual spirit of retrospection, here are a few happenings in the culinary world that made the news on the national and local stages, for better or for worse. The government revamped its healthy eating guidelines

Trends for 2006
Ottawa Citizen - The other day I was invited by a grocery magazine to scribble down a few words about what retail food stores are doing that bugs me. This set me to thinking, which can in itself be scary. Truth is, I believe the grocery industry is doing a pretty

Cookie exchange in 14th year
Bozeman Daily Chronicle - Like sugary jewels, Christmas cookies by the dozens made Jane Quinn's dining table the center of delight and temptation. Some were sparkling with cranberries, others bursting with nuts, or shaped like little Christmas trees or delicate snowflakes

20 picks for 2006
Philadelphia Inquirer - Darker chocolate and cafes dedicated to serving it are among the food trends forecast for 2006. Gaze into our crystal ball and see the emergence of cardamom herbs in your cocktail darker chocolate and 17 other trends. By Marilynn Marter

Shaping up
Calgary Sun - It s time. Time that is, to think about how you re going to get rid of those extra pounds you packed on over the holidays. HOLIDAY A growing number of people are choosing to take vacations in cities hosting marathons, such as New York. A gym

Ah, my little cupcake, you're so sweet
Memphis Commercial Appeal - Carb fear faded, cupcakes ascended and organic milk and Spanish wines washed over us. That, in part, is what last year tasted like to me. Rather than a broad, objective overview, this is primarily a narrow, subjective underview of the culinary

Dieters ditch Atkins for healthy carbs in 2005 (Low Carb Food)

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 Atkins diet, developed by

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

Health Watch
KTRE - A revolutionary new treatment helps a Belgium woman give birth after having an ovarian transplant. British researchers have trained dogs to use their keen sense of smell to detect cancer. A Longview, Washington, man is suing Walmart for mistakenly

Marlyn Monette: Drop holiday pounds with portion control
Shreveport Times - In a blender or food processor, puree red peppers. Heat olive oil in a saucepan and blend in flour; stir until smooth. Gradually add milk, capers and pureed peppers; stir until creamy and smooth. Serve on vegetables, rice, chicken or fish

Party's over: Now keep that weight-loss resolution
Arizona Daily Sun - Help! I've fallen off my

Revelations kept coming in 2005 (Low Carb Foods)

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

Ah, my little cupcake, you're so sweet
Memphis Commercial Appeal - Carb fear faded, cupcakes ascended and organic milk and Spanish wines washed over us. That, in part, is what last year tasted like to me. Rather than a broad, objective overview, this is primarily a narrow, subjective underview of the culinary

Shaping up
Calgary Sun - It s time. Time that is, to think about how you re going to get rid of those extra pounds you packed on over the holidays. HOLIDAY A growing number of people are choosing to take vacations in cities hosting marathons, such as New York. A gym

Trends for 2006
Ottawa Citizen - The other day I was invited by a grocery magazine to scribble down a few words about what retail food stores are doing that bugs me. This set me to thinking, which can in itself be scary. Truth is, I believe the grocery industry is doing a pretty

Beware diet gimmickry, other pitfalls
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette - This morning, you stood in front of the bathroom mirror and looked into the thighs of a stranger. After a few minutes of arguing that the steam from your shower had warped the mirror, you gave up and admitted the truth: A solid month of

2005 had its share of changes in the food industry (Low Carb Recipes)

2005 had its share of changes in the food industry
Hampton Roads Daily Press - 2005 is almost a wrap. In the annual spirit of retrospection, here are a few happenings in the culinary world that made the news on the national and local stages, for better or for worse. The government revamped its healthy eating guidelines

Marlyn Monette: Drop holiday pounds with portion control
Shreveport Times - In a blender or food processor, puree red peppers. Heat olive oil in a saucepan and blend in flour; stir until smooth. Gradually add milk, capers and pureed peppers; stir until creamy and smooth. Serve on vegetables, rice, chicken or fish

Shaping up
Calgary Sun - It s time. Time that is, to think about how you re going to get rid of those extra pounds you packed on over the holidays. HOLIDAY A growing number of people are choosing to take vacations in cities hosting marathons, such as New York. A gym

Cookie exchange in 14th year
Bozeman Daily Chronicle - Like sugary jewels, Christmas cookies by the dozens made Jane Quinn's dining table the center of delight and temptation. Some were sparkling with cranberries, others bursting with nuts, or shaped like little Christmas trees or delicate snowflakes

Health buzz
Jackson Clarion-Ledger - A study of protein-munching rats shows that a

Trends for 2006 (Low Carb Foods)

Trends for 2006
Ottawa Citizen - The other day I was invited by a grocery magazine to scribble down a few words about what retail food stores are doing that bugs me. This set me to thinking, which can in itself be scary. Truth is, I believe the grocery industry is doing a pretty

2005 had its share of changes in the food industry
Hampton Roads Daily Press - 2005 is almost a wrap. In the annual spirit of retrospection, here are a few happenings in the culinary world that made the news on the national and local stages, for better or for worse. The government revamped its healthy eating guidelines

Ah, my little cupcake, you're so sweet
Memphis Commercial Appeal - Carb fear faded, cupcakes ascended and organic milk and Spanish wines washed over us. That, in part, is what last year tasted like to me. Rather than a broad, objective overview, this is primarily a narrow, subjective underview of the culinary

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

Cookie exchange in 14th year
Bozeman Daily Chronicle - Like sugary jewels, Christmas cookies by the dozens made Jane Quinn's dining table the center of delight and temptation. Some were sparkling with cranberries, others bursting with nuts, or shaped like little Christmas trees or delicate snowflakes

20 picks for 2006
Philadelphia Inquirer - Darker chocolate and cafes dedicated to serving it are among the food trends forecast for 2006. Gaze into our crystal ball and see the emergence of cardamom herbs in your cocktail darker chocolate and 17 other trends. By Marilynn Marter

Shaping up (Low Carb Diets)

Shaping up
Calgary Sun - It s time. Time that is, to think about how you re going to get rid of those extra pounds you packed on over the holidays. HOLIDAY A growing number of people are choosing to take vacations in cities hosting marathons, such as New York. A gym

Cookie exchange in 14th year
Bozeman Daily Chronicle - Like sugary jewels, Christmas cookies by the dozens made Jane Quinn's dining table the center of delight and temptation. Some were sparkling with cranberries, others bursting with nuts, or shaped like little Christmas trees or delicate snowflakes

Health Watch
KTRE - A revolutionary new treatment helps a Belgium woman give birth after having an ovarian transplant. British researchers have trained dogs to use their keen sense of smell to detect cancer. A Longview, Washington, man is suing Walmart for mistakenly

Marlyn Monette: Drop holiday pounds with portion control
Shreveport Times - In a blender or food processor, puree red peppers. Heat olive oil in a saucepan and blend in flour; stir until smooth. Gradually add milk, capers and pureed peppers; stir until creamy and smooth. Serve on vegetables, rice, chicken or fish

Party's over: Now keep that weight-loss resolution (Low Carb Diets)

Party's over: Now keep that weight-loss resolution
Arizona Daily Sun - Help! I've fallen off my

Marlyn Monette: Drop holiday pounds with portion control
Shreveport Times - In a blender or food processor, puree red peppers. Heat olive oil in a saucepan and blend in flour; stir until smooth. Gradually add milk, capers and pureed peppers; stir until creamy and smooth. Serve on vegetables, rice, chicken or fish

Health buzz
Jackson Clarion-Ledger - A study of protein-munching rats shows that a

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 Atkins diet, developed by

Revelations kept coming in 2005 (Low Carb Diet)

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

2005 had its share of changes in the food industry
Hampton Roads Daily Press - 2005 is almost a wrap. In the annual spirit of retrospection, here are a few happenings in the culinary world that made the news on the national and local stages, for better or for worse. The government revamped its healthy eating guidelines

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 Atkins diet, developed by

Need Wood: Tips for getting timber
Washington Blade - Yes, I do but not in the sense that if you eat, say, blueberries, that somehow you re going to put an extra o in ooohhh. If you want diet to affect your sex life then concentrate on eating food that helps your heart. Why? Because