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Powering Down: Q&A With Saul Griffith, Makani Power (Fast Company Magazine)
Forget about a new gym membership or diet. The most important New Year's resolution for 2009 may be slimming down your energy footprint. Saul Griffith, a MacArthur genius grant winner and president of Makani Power, believes that a mass movement is ...
Pop-up books shed second-class image (The Post and Courier)
Snap, crackle and pop. Snap open the book, hear the page crackle and up pops an amazing illustration! Pop-up books used to be a kind of poor second cousin to real books.
BY THE BOOKS (New York Post)
IF you absolutley have to have a fad diet, here is the latest crop of diet books: "The 9-Inch Diet," by Alex Bogusky with Chuck Porter The claim: Your dinnerware is making you fat. Statistics show that from 1950 to today, our plates have grown 3...
Library a good place to start the new year (Cornwall Standard Freeholder)
What is your new year's resolution? Is it to shed off those few extra pounds through better diet and exercise, manage your finances to secure [...]
Here is your 2009 reading list (The Morganton News Herald)
Happy New Year. I thought that it might be helpful to recommend a few books on health and wellness to kick start your new year.
Low-cost dieting by the books (Pacific Daily News)
Looking for inexpensive weight-loss ideas? Consider designing a deck of dinner cards. Write down five to seven healthful dinners on index cards. The front has the recipe, and the back has the ingredients.
New Year, New You: Sampling the New Diet Books (Time Magazine)
Losing weight in a recession is harder than you think
US Weekly Names Tosca Renos Eat-Clean Diet as Top 5 Hollywood-favored (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)
LOS ANGELES----Eating Clean is becoming popular with Hollywood Celebrities, especially at this time of year when many red carpet events are right around the corner starting with the upcoming Golden Globe and SAG Awards shows.
My life: So many books, so little time (Spartanburg Herald-Journal)
Published: Sunday, January 4, 2009 at 3:15 a.m. Last Modified: Saturday, January 3, 2009 at 6:09 p.m. So you got a great big, lovely stack of books for Christmas. And you put them on the night stand next to the stack of books you've been meaning to read all year. Now what do you do?
THE GOLD COAST CURE (Kirkus Reviews)
Professing that the diet helped curb her multiple sclerosis, Ivy Larson makes a powerful case for the Gold Coast Cure. The eating plan is designed to combat inflammation brought on by the Seven Deadly Dietary Habits, as outlined by the authors.
