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December 27, 2006
Health books worth space on your shelf (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
The Internet is filled with useful health information, but sometimes it’s tough to sift through all of it. That’s why medical and health reference books still have a place on my book shelf. It’s often faster to flip through a well-organized reference book than to navigate the Internet.
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Health books worth owning (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
The internet is filled with useful health information, but sometimes it’s tough to sift through all of it to find the answers you need. That’s why medical and health reference books still have a place on my book shelf.
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Have a hangover-free Christmas (icTheWharf)
ON THE 12th day my true love suffered indigestion. Don’t let that happen to you. LISA HAYNES and LUCY CORRY find out how to overcome those festive ailments - from drinking too much to sore feet.
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IRB must no longer ignore the scrum issue (Daily Telegraph)
A few days before the recent autumn internationals, I had an invitation to the Elite Referees Conference run by the affable Kiwi Paddy O’Brien. I was there in an observer’s capacity only, but unfortunately I just couldn’t keep my mouth shut, writes Brian Moore.
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The gifted child (Isthmus)
I’d been trying to come up with a Christmas-gift idea for my sister’s newborn son, and then it hit me: gold, frankincense and myrrh. Hey, it was good enough for Jesus, right?
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School Boundary Debate Inconclusive (Leesburg Today)
At one point during last night’s debate of new school attendance zone boundaries, the Loudoun School Board considered the possibility of opening Sycolin Creek Elementary School with just 183 students.
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The Bank of Britain: How did you spend Christmas? (Independent)
Publishers love the month after Christmas. Fresh from weeks of over-indulging on food and credit cards, a great throng invades bookshops for advice on losing weight and getting out of debt in what constitutes the largest - and ultimately fruitless - mea culpa on earth.
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