A Compound in Red Wine Makes Fat Mice Healthy Washington Post
A substance found in red wine protected mice from the ill effects of obesity and extended their life spans, raising the tantalizing prospect that the compound could do the same for humans and may also help people live longer, healthier lives, researchers reported yesterday.
Is substance in red wine the secret to long life? Seattle Times
A substance found in red wine protected mice from the ill effects of obesity, raising the tantalizing prospect that the compound could do
Red Giant Software join forces with Trapcode Digit Magazine
Red Giant Software, publisher of a line of professional digital video tools, including Magic Bullet and Knoll Light Factory has announced a new partnership with Trapcode, a motion graphics and visual effects plug-in developer based in Sweden.
MarketBasket | Seeing red Philly.com
Circulon's limited-edition red chef pan marks the 125th anniversary of the Red Cross with a $5 donation to the American Red Cross for each pan sold.
Apple growers try new varieties to tempt consumers The Bryan-College Station Eagle
UNION GAP, Wash. - On a crisp, sunny autumn day, two farm workers wound their way through 50 acres of young Jazz apple trees, deftly picking mature apples from a new orchard.
Apple a day inspires exploration Inside Bay Area
IN AN EFFORT to stay healthy through the fall and winter, I eat an apple a day every day.
Apple a day inspires exploration Inside Bay Area
IN AN EFFORT to stay healthy through the fall and winter, I eat an apple a day every day. I peel and slice an apple in the late afternoon for a wholesome tide-me-over, or in the evening for a guilt-free finish to dinner.
News in Brief The Aspen Times
Glenwood Caverns considered sale to pool Red Apple Fire areas to be reseeded
Scientists have a winner with Honeycrisp apple Centre Daily Times
MINNEAPOLIS -- Bite into a Honeycrisp and the first sensation is a juicy crackle as your mouth fills with the sweet, tart flavor that has made it the reigning celebrity of the apple world.
Decision expected soon on sale of Manistee property to Wal-Mart Ludington Daily News
MANISTEE — The city of Manistee had to pay the state before it could consider selling 40 acres on Red Apple Road previously used as a city dump. That cost was $79,500.