Neighbors and best bet
Indianapolis Star, United States - Jan 12, 2006
Family: Husband, Larry M. Greenbaum; children, Esther Margolis-Greenbaum, 17; Aaron Margolis-Greenbaum, 15; Sarah Margolis-Greenbaum, 11.

Dine without the whine by preparing kids in advance Shreveport Times, LA - Jan 12, 2006 The Martin family - parents, grandparents and grandchildren - enjoy Sunday lunch at Strawn's Eat Shop. Dale and Liz Martin have been going to Strawn's since they were dating more than 37 years ago and their kids and grandchildren now visit with them.

Bid to secure integrated approach towards GMOs Times of Malta, Malta - Jan 12, 2006 A Biosafety Coordinating Committee has been set up to achieve an integrated approach towards genetically modified organisms, with the protection of human health and the environment as its ultimate aim.

Thor Pot For Spar Dip Range Packaging & Converting Essentials (press release), Belgium - Jan 12, 2006 A new range of dips from the leading convenience store chain SPAR utilises the versatility of RPC Blackburn's Thor pot. Manufactured by Orexis Fresh Foods Ltd, the range comprises taramasalata, houmous, cheese ...

Google Says 'No Thanks' to New Sites PR Web (press release), WA - Jan 12, 2006 Wine and cheese aren’t the only things that get better with age. So do Web sites, according to Google. (PRWEB) January 12, 2006 -- While it’s easy to submit new Web sites Google, it’s uncommon for new ...

Long line at Harpoon Gary's Charlotte Observer, NC - Jan 12, 2006 I like for small, local restaurants to be successful. But can a restaurant be too successful? I'm very happy that Harpoon Gary's has customers waiting in a line out the door, but the small facility just can ...

Wanted: Tweens with taste philly.com, PA - Jan 12, 2006 Chefs know just where to get feedback on what to serve at bat and bar mitzvahs and other upscale youthful gatherings. By Dianna Marder.

Wanted: Tweens with taste Philadelphia Inquirer, PA - Jan 12, 2006 Chefs know just where to get feedback on what to serve at bat and bar mitzvahs and other upscale youthful gatherings. By Dianna Marder.

Franklin, the food fan Philadelphia Daily News, PA - Jan 12, 2006 IN MOST pictures we see of Benjamin Franklin, there are patent similarities: the bifocals, the stringy, graying hair - and the belly.

Try the foods Franklin ate Philadelphia Daily News, PA - Jan 12, 2006 Here is a look at authentic 18th-century dishes Benjamin Franklin enjoyed at home or at some of Philadelphia's local pubs. These dishes will be on the menu at the City Tavern, 138 S. 2nd St.

HITS & MISSES Kansas City Star, MO - Jan 12, 2006 The last time The Star dined at Café des Amis in Parkville (almost six years ago), owner Didier Combe was putting his life back together.

Abbey's ex-chef lures adventurers to Creek 28 Miami Herald, FL - Jan 12, 2006 In a town where restaurants vanish faster than a Prada handbag on a nightclub dance floor, one of the most lamentable losses of the past decade was Miami Beach's Abbey Dining Room, an in-the-know spot that charmed locals and surprised out-of-towners with ...

East meets South (America): Cacao's Edgar Leal branches out in ... Miami Herald, FL - Jan 12, 2006 There was a Chinese god who had nine dragons, and one of them, Tao Tie Yuan, ruled over food and drink, like Bacchus on another side of the world.

Food and Fermentations classes up downtown Sioux Falls Argus Leader, SD - Jan 12, 2006 Having grown up in Sioux Falls, I am still drawn to downtown, the retail hub of past years. It is heartening to witness the revival of this historic section of town and to benefit from the many carefully restored ...

James Blunt, Kaiser Chiefs get five nominations for Brits Earthtimes.org - Jan 12, 2006 LONDON - 28-year-old James Blunt, who served in the British Army in Kosovo, dominated the Brits Awards nominations garnering five nominations including that of the best male and the best album.

Communication key to effective discipline
Bradenton Herald, United States - Jan 12, 2006
Once upon a time the discipline of a child was regarded as a relatively simple, straightforward matter that merited neither mental nor emotional strain.