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Sat, May 17 2008

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Red tide rising: Scientists find 30 percent more spores than in 2005 crisis

The algae are gathered in the flesh of filter-feeding bivalves — soft-shelled clams and their immediate cousins, but not lobsters, crabs or scallops — in concentrations that render the healthy shellfish toxic to humans, and can induce paralytic shellfish poisoning. ....more>>

Old mansion plus new hotel = Cooking school recipe in Savannah
Visit to a cooking school housed in a Savannah, Ga., mansion.
Flowers aren’t just for picking
“One of the important reasons to eat flowers is the amount of absorbable base metals in them."
Flowers aren’t just for picking
Plant and food enthusiasts insist edible flowers are coming back in style and with good reason.
State pulls food pantry venison to check for lead
“Of course we’re all kind of disappointed because it is a good product. It’s done a lot of good.”
Smokin! Aficionado offers tips to novice barbecue fans
When Chris Orr’s not on duty at the fire department, you will likely find him toiling over the large custom-built smoker he uses for his barbecue catering company, Banned from the Ranch.
Make great gumbo
Food column: It's all in the roux.
Column: Food crisis demands local solution
We’re learning once again that the best way to get Americans to pay attention to an issue is to raise prices.
Rising food costs cause higher school lunch prices
The high price of oil on work markets and lower production of wheat in the Midwest are driving up the cost of bread, milk and other school lunch staples.
Scammon church known for food
Column: I have some advice for the folks who run that Food Channel on TV, send a camera crew to St. Bridget’s Catholic Church in Scammon, Kan., this Sunday.

• Teaching teens the value of a dollar
• So, what are you going to do with your tax rebate?
• Should you reapply to Social Security?
• Make the most of the underused, misused 401(k)
• Protect your credit rating from identity theft

• Be a better role model
• Playgroups can help keep kids active, mommies sane
• Cat tales: As the fan blades turn
• On Mother's Day, like every day, moms just pray troops stay safe
• Abstinence topic of girls' tea

Home

• Nissan 350Z a future icon
• Biopetroleum, electricity could power future vehicles
• Addiction to speed
• Two flavors of practical style
• Patrick's win big on many fronts

Life

• Art plays role in Pittsburgh’s 250th
• Tampa: Short visit simply isn’t enough
• Busch Gardens Tampa a real treat
• Red tide rising: Scientists find 30 percent more spores than in 2005 crisis
• The fashion rules they are a-changin'

• Eel-like fish makes rare appearance
• Air Time photo
• State pulls food pantry venison to check for lead
• Bear, bee buzz may prolong hunting season
• A beloved resort erodes

• Christmas in America A Melting Pot of Traditions
• formal wear '08
• Gloria Moran
• Bringing Carnival to you!
• Games bring home the magic of the movies

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