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Feb.10.2013 The Dairy Revolution There's a hell of a dairy revolution going on, isn't there? Milk, eggs, cheese and butter options were a lot easier when I was growing up. We had two cheeses, American and Swiss. Velveeta made the first and you cut off a slice as needed. Swiss was for more special...	Aug.13.2012 Leading Out Loud: How Teaching Leads to Learning Like many educators at back to school time, I take time to reflect on my teaching in the previous academic year. Of the many courses I taught last year, one stands out, perhaps not so much for what I taught my students, but rather for what they taught me. Stanford University invites faculty to...
Jun.25.2012 On Meeting Howard Rosenman, Executive / Producer / Actor / Writer Before his seminar, I’d not heard of Rosenman, but from the moment he insisted on shaking each participant’s hand as we joined him in the lecture room, I realized he was one of the most amazing people I’d ever met. He didn't quite surpass Raymond Carver, but that's a...	Jan.18.2011 A00-023 DIVERTICULITIS – Let’s do the math Diverticulitis is one of those conditions that is sort of understood by the medical profession but not well enough to be able to prevent this most easily avoidable of self inflected injuries. Yet if it fell under the auspices of the dental profession and its preventative maintenance programs,...
Oct.16.2010 Don't Got Milk Hey guys, Will Durst, your candidate for lieutenant governor from the State of Confusion, here to warn you about a dangerous conspiracy being foisted on an unsuspecting American public. A malignancy so embedded, it is guaranteed to be lurking in your refrigerator right now. Poised to poison your...	Oct.15.2010 A00-007 LOOK MA NO TEEF The image of a kid on a bike losing his teeth while riding no-hands and showing off to his mother is a humorous one and not that far from the reality of what really happens to our health when we aren’t watching where we’re going or paying attention to what we’re putting in our mouths. Indeed the...
Jan.02.2009 Complicating the Story On New Year's Day, we saw the film Cadillac Records. After drying our eyes, we sat for a few minutes in the empty theater speculating about why such a wonderful film hadn't done better at the box office. Since opening on December 5, it's earned less than $8 million (as opposed to Marley &...	Dec.03.2008 "You've Got To Give Them Hope." I keep on getting e-mails saying that today for the publishing industry it's Black Wedneday. People are getting laid off, imprints are folding, and some publishers are not taking any more manuscripts, period. End of report. Which is a bit scary for a aspiring novelist/essayist like moi. Then there...
Oct.26.2008 baby food in malamined: worried parents from some days children of my country are not given milk. as because the main brand of powder milk is banned. and in sufficient of pure cows milk. for cows milk parents are waiting in long line in front of dairy farm. still our government does not take any necesarry action to provide the pure milk...	Sep.14.2008 CBS’s Fall Movie Preview Slants Largely Left THE MOVIES: Fall Movies - The fall film season is upon us, the time that many moviegoers eagerly anticipate, when the studios release many of their best films, films they think may be contenders come Oscar time. With Los Angeles Times Film Critic Kenneth Turan as our guide, we look at some of the...