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Reflux-ology
Got a bad taste in your mouth? Here's how you can combat gastro esophageal reflux disease.
Nov 1st, 2009 by Malcolm McDowell Woods
Acting up
Is it too much to ask that we act our age?
Nov 1st, 2009 by Malcolm McDowell Woods
A simple prayer
I think when we can picture the path the food has taken from the ground where it was grown and harvested to our kitchens, we can’t help but feel some gratitude.
Nov 1st, 2009 by Malcolm McDowell Woods
Book redeems oft-failed chef
Who is this Jim Lahey? And what is this no-knead, in-a-pot method that turns once-hopeless bakers into gods?
Nov 1st, 2009 by Liz Setterfield
The top things for which we are grateful
Letterman has his Top 10 List, and Oprah has her gratitude journal. We — at this time of thanksgiving — thought that it would be fun to blend the two and compile a list of things we are grateful for.
Nov 1st, 2009 by Liz Setterfield
NUTS TO YOU!
Unexpectedly delicious, creamy and freaky good for you! Seriously? You can see why our pantries are all in a tizzy over this whole nuts-in-a-jar thing.
Nov 1st, 2009 by Malcolm McDowell Woods
On a butterfly’s wings
You have within you the power to accomplish more than you may even imagine, and each act you undertake undoubtedly has untold and unforeseen consequences.
Oct 9th, 2009 by Malcolm McDowell Woods
The 200 Empty Units in Park Lafayette Are Not The End of Milwaukee Development
Yesterday it was announced that prominent East Side development Park Lafayette is being foreclosed on by Anglamated Bank of New York, the primary lender on the project. Not surprising to those who have seen the massive towers, Anglamated Bank is claiming they are owed nearly $100 million by Renaissant Lafayette LLC, an affiliate of Renaissant Development Group. Renaissant Development Group is led by prominent Chicago developer Warren Barr. Park Lafayette was Barr's first entry into the Milwaukee market. While the foreclosure is certainly bad news for Barr and the bank, it's not necessarily all bad news for Milwaukee.
Oct 8th, 2009 by Jeramey Jannene
Fall is here, and that means squash
Autumn brings with it fantastic smells, and new and familiar flavors and ingredients.
Oct 2nd, 2009 by Malcolm McDowell Woods
A sensory guide to fall
This is a great time to listen for birds practicing their calls (and often failing miserably).
Oct 1st, 2009 by Malcolm McDowell Woods
Got organic milk?
Great. But would you be annoyed to find out that it came from a factory farm?
Oct 1st, 2009 by Liz Setterfield
Pre-diabetes can be a gift
It's a relief to know that a diagnosis of pre-diabetes does not mean you will get diabetes.
Oct 1st, 2009 by Malcolm McDowell Woods
