Reality TV to real life Bradenton Herald
Peek into the refrigerator of Suzy Preston, the spunky Des Moines hairdresser with rhinestone spectacles who lost 95 pounds last year to win third place on NBC reality-TV show "The Biggest Loser."
Should we still be in Iraq? Ridgecrest Daily Independent
With everything that's been going on in our country, should we still be trying to save Iraq or should we be concentrating on saving our selves?
US threat to bomb us back into the Stone Age The Scotsman
THE United States threatened to bomb Pakistan "back to the Stone Age" after the 11 September terrorist attacks if it did not back the war on terrorism, its president, Pervez Musharraf, claimed just hours after a meeting with George Bush yesterday.
Anak TV Manila Bulletin
We’ve seen the demise of many kiddie TV programs, not only because advertisers did not take too kindly to them but because a good number of them failed to factor in the changing environment of children.
From the Hoods to the Woods Los Angeles Weekly
"You can feel a change come over you. You get hotter, drier. When you break into a heavy sweat, that’s when you know a fire is coming." This one is cranking now, roaring up out of the canyon with a sound like a runaway train.
Deadly legacy of 350,000 bomblets The Scotsman
ISRAEL left at least 350,000 unexploded cluster bomblets in south Lebanon following its war with Hezbollah, leaving a deadly legacy for civilians, United Nations officials said yesterday.
So, do sheep shrink in the rain? BBC News
Selection of questions posed in one day to 82ASK.
Ray of light Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune
During Rachael Ray's time on the Food Network, she has burned bread at least 50 times, chopped off the tip of a finger, lit Emeril Lagasse's set on fire and set her own hair ablaze while leaning over a candle-covered birthday cake. Many of her jeans feature a permanent shiny line across the back created from standing too close to the stove. Those incidents make her a poor choice to run your
Deprivation and inequality 'divide nation' The Scotsman
ONE OF Scotland's leading historians has described the country as a deeply divided nation where profound deprivation leaves entire areas mired in poverty while the middle classes get richer.
Fall Arts Preview: Hollywood's Big Hitters Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
In the preview for "The Departed," Jack Nicholson asks a man sitting at the bar how his mother is. "She's on her way out" is the answer. Nicholson grins slightly, straightens his tie and says, "We all are. Act accordingly."

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RAWA.ORG: Afghan orphans reshape their lives at RAWA orphanages
As well as the routine meals, fruits are also part of their food program. They know, that in today’s era of instant communication, television, movies,
Our hidden WMD program. By Fred Kaplan - Slate Magazine
Michel Gondry's The Science of Sleep reviewed. Our Hidden WMD ProgramWhy Bush is spending so much on nuclear weapons. By Fred Kaplan
By Eric Umansky - Slate Magazine
today's papers: A summary of what's in the major US newspapers. a former procurement officer for the Iraq oil-for-food program pleading guilty to fraud.
Baghdad Burning
MBC and One TV (a channel from the Emirates) have been promising us live Oscar coverage since January. It seems like all the interviews and programs for the


Our hidden WMD program. By Fred Kaplan - Slate Magazine
Michel Gondry's The Science of Sleep reviewed. Our Hidden WMD ProgramWhy Bush is spending so much on nuclear weapons. By Fred Kaplan
By Eric Umansky - Slate Magazine
today's papers: A summary of what's in the major US newspapers. a former procurement officer for the Iraq oil-for-food program pleading guilty to fraud.
Baghdad Burning
MBC and One TV (a channel from the Emirates) have been promising us live Oscar coverage since January. It seems like all the interviews and programs for the
Allegheny County Health Department
Fourteen finalists were named today for Allegheny County’s 15th annual (WIC) supplemental nutrition program is permitting food vouchers issued for that
At 50, TV dinner is still cookin' | csmonitor.com
People embraced TV trays and TV dinners not because the food was good - it Today, 50 years after that first segmented tray appeared in the frozen food
Internet program and videos net nutritional benefits for kids
Frenn said the Milwaukee school cafeteria program was low-fat and healthy. But many students skipped breakfast so they could sleep later or bought sodas and
Officials Relieved Secret Is Shared - washingtonpost.com
The feeling of relief by the very people carrying out the program was a striking extreme isolation, slapping, sleep deprivation, reduced food intake,
NYC TV
It's ALL about food. Join "$9.99" host Maryam Basir as she discovers some There's a famous saying that asks, "Would you rather eat well or sleep well?