Month: June 2008

Do Cell Phones Cause Cancer: NY Times Revives Debate

Do Cell Phones Cause Cancer: NY Times Revives Debate

The NY Times recently ran an article on the age old debate of whether cell phones cause cancer.  The most shocking info to come out of the article concerns three prominent neuroscientists who all claim not to hold their cell phones to their ear!

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Oil Prices Surge Almost 8 percent to $138.54 a Barrel

Oil Prices Surge Almost 8 percent to $138.54 a Barrel

The Dow Jones average fell almost 317 points today on mere speculation that the state of Israel was going to attack Iran.  The drop is most likely associated with the rise in crude oil prices; specifically to the fact that oil skyrocketed $10.75 in a single day (to $138 a barrel!).  The $10.75 increase is the largest single day increase in history!     

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Nadal versus Federer in the 2008 French Open Final

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The Most Useful Cookbook of All Time: Roast Chicken and Other Stories

The Most Useful Cookbook of All Time: Roast Chicken and Other Stories

…well, maybe next to the Joy of Cooking.  Nevertheless, Roast Chicken and Other Stories should be positioned within easy reach on your kitchen bookshelf! The book is full of practical recipes/food ideas such as: You guessed it, Roast Chicken Salad Nicoise Smoked Haddock Leg of Lamb Olive Oil Mash Potatoes The US version of the book (hardcover) is also very nicely put together (nice cover, paper […]

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Mahi Mahi with Lime Juice, Red Onion, and Parsley

I love Mahi Mahi and as a firm flesh fish it can really be prepared in a multitude of ways: broiled, fried, baked, etc.  Typically, Mahi Mahi is sold in thicker portions, so I like to prepare the fish Ceviche style, but then I go ahead and sear the fish to finish the cooking (unlike thinner seafood, the acid in the lime […]

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Snacking Throughout the Day

I like to eat consistently throughout the day as opposed to 1 or 2 large meals.  In other words, I like to start my day with black coffee (no milk) and a bit of sugar along with some hi fiber / hi protein organic cereal (such as Kashi’s Autumn Wheat) and soy milk.  My typical lunch is usually a left over […]

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Mediterranean Style Coleslaw

Mediterranean Style Coleslaw

The typical American style coleslaw doesn’t excite me from an culinary perspective as the salad is often heavy on the mayonnaise and devoid of any real taste or texture.  We suggest you try the following Mediterranean Style Coleslaw variation for a tastier and healthier version of the American classic: Mediterranean Style Coleslaw   Print Prep time 15 mins Total time 15 […]

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