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| Baking Made Natural (The New York Sun) |
| While a sophomore at Oberlin College, I found myself briefly eating in a student co-operative where a vocal and intimidating faction of vegans had managed to ban white flour, refined sugar and, of course, meat. Since that semester of brick-like bread, undercooked lentils and mushy brown rice, I have harbored a healthy skepticism of "natural foods," particularly those wholesome baked goods devoid ... |
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| Color brightens the world of Plainfield quilter (The Plainfield Sun) |
| JoAnn Deck's art quilts are not the heirlooms family members pass down through generations, but brightly colored abstract fiber collages. "I'm not a person to work on a quilt for years. I like immediate results, to put my colors together and get the thing up on the wall," said Deck of Plainfield. |
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| Agriculture, conservation must work together (AG Weekly) |
| Idaho is changing fast. And this growth is taking its toll on our private rural working lands. According to a recent study by Sian Mooney of Boise State University, Idaho lost 145,000 acres of range and cropland between 1997 and 2003, while developed lands increased by 56,600 acres. |
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| Pistorius wins right to try for Olympic spot (TSN) |
| Lausanne, Switzerland (Sports Network) - Double-amputee sprinter Oscar Pistorius will have a chance to qualify for the Beijing Olympics after the Court of Arbitration for Sport overturned a January ruling by track and field's governing body that said prosthetic blades give the South African an unfair advantage over able-bodied runners. |
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