Bowling framed in a positive light
Cleveland Plain Dealer, OH - Jan 17, 2006
Editor's note: This week, Couch Slouch begins a two-part investigative series on "Bowling in America," which entails visiting a bowling center and watching bowling on TV.

Tricks of the Trade Daily American Online (subscription), PA - Jan 17, 2006 Gwyneth has two of them (one for savory, one for sweets). Oprah's has written his own cookbooks. The neighbors down the street may have one visit their kitchen once a month.

Tricks of the Trade Westside Today, CA - Jan 17, 2006 Gwyneth has two of them (one for savory, one for sweets). Oprah's has written his own cookbooks. The neighbors down the street may have one visit their kitchen once a month.

`Lintel' is a magical mystery tour with an engaging character Trenton Times, NJ - Jan 17, 2006 A major part of the joy, the fun of Glen Berger's one-man show "Underneath the Lintel" is the journey of which the audience is asked to accompany a Dutch librarian whose life is changed ...

Habitat Casino Night to raise housing funds The Gloucester County Times, NJ - Jan 17, 2006 Gloucester County Habitat for Humanity is gearing up for a night of gaming to help raise funds to build a new subdivision that will house low to moderate income families.

SCHOOL MENUS Freeport Journal Standard, IL - Jan 17, 2006 Eastland: (Breakfast) Today, no school; Tuesday, cheese omelet; Wednesday, muffin; Thursday, waffles; Friday, sausage, bagel. (Lunch) Today, no school; Tuesday, hot dogs; Wednesday, pizza; Thursday, barbecue rib sandwich; Friday, spaghetti.

Empty Bowls fill a need News-Leader.com, MO - Jan 17, 2006 That's exactly how a group of Bailey Alternative School students spent their holiday— serving soup. The seventh annual Empty Bowls Luncheon, which raises money for The Kitchen and awareness about hunger in the community, was held Monday.

Certified and Restricted InfoWorld - Jan 17, 2006 When you've got a real beef with a company, does it help to write a letter to the CEO? The GripeLog has heard testimony on both sides of that question, but one reader recently made an interesting point.

New ‘Idol’ figures to play same sweet tune Kansas City Star, MO - Jan 17, 2006 January comes. Millions of viewers turn twice, sometimes three times a week to Fox to watch “American Idol.”. In May, millions more will buy, download and listen to the single of the new champ’s winning performance.

Penn perforates Lafayette defense Allentown Morning Call, PA - Jan 17, 2006 PHILADELPHIA | The chant started shortly after Kevin Egee drilled a 3-pointer from the left corner, giving the University of Pennsylvania men's basketball team 99 points.

Health nut mayor puts new focus on city’s bad habits Milford Daily News, MA - Jan 17, 2006 When Mayor Michael Bloomberg sat down to lunch with children during a school visit a few years ago, he was disgusted by the soggy, greasy fries and other junk on their plates.

Stores give bang for a buck Northwest Herald, IL - Jan 17, 2006 What can you get for a buck? A recent trip to the 99 Cent Depot in the Wal-Mart shopping plaza in Hartford, Conn., found ties, hexagonal cheese graters, ceramic soap dispensers, belts, a lot of marshmallow peanuts, and a "Dragnet" DVD with three episodes.

Ranking the Super Bowl contenders Daily Utah Chronicle (subscription), UT - Jan 17, 2006 "All hell has broken loose." As with Pauly Shore's hooligan antics in the "Biodome," this season's playoff results just don't compute with seasoned NFL fans.

Health nut mayor puts new focus on city’s bad habits Daily News Transcript, MA - Jan 17, 2006 When Mayor Michael Bloomberg sat down to lunch with children during a school visit a few years ago, he was disgusted by the soggy, greasy fries and other junk on their plates.

Health nut mayor puts new focus on city’s bad habits Daily News Tribune, MA - Jan 17, 2006 When Mayor Michael Bloomberg sat down to lunch with children during a school visit a few years ago, he was disgusted by the soggy, greasy fries and other junk on their plates.

Ashlad and the Troll Sun-Sentinel.com, FL - Jan 17, 2006 Once upon a time there lived a woodsman who had three sons. The eldest two lads were big and strong and hearty, but the third boy was a different sort altogether.

Get a grip on emotional eating Miami Herald, FL - Jan 17, 2006 You can take control of your eating before the pounds and guilt take control of you. BY LINDA H. LAMB. ``Stop crying, and I'll give you a cookie.

Clothes feel too big as pounds drop off
Miami Herald, FL - Jan 17, 2006
This series, which debuts today in The Miami Herald, follows José Ojeda as he tries to lose 300 pounds. Look for his journal each week in Tuesday's Tropical Life