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The DePaulia investigates: Edible insects
New diets always come with the promise of a healthier lifestyle, a bet¬ter physique and even less of a strain on the wallet. Most of those diets are looked at with skepticism, but a new diet, entomophagy, might actu¬ally achieve those goals. You just have to be willing to eat crickets every day.
Hit stomach worms in young stock now
AFTER a very wet winter the challenge posed by stomach worms to young stock will, invariably, be extremely high.
Al Martinez: Wrong-hand diet just isn't right for me
Good news. There is an easy, cheap, painless, nonsurgical weight-loss program available for this summer of bikinis and it requires neither a high school diploma nor an abstract knowledge of human physiology.
Wednesday's Edge: Diets that are worth the weight
Now that we're halfway through May, it just occurred to us it might be time to drop a pound or two if we're going to squeeze back into our Speedo this summer (the looks we get at work are just priceless).
What Facebook Must Do To Transfer Acquired Karma's Karma
The hard side of Facebook's acquisition of Karma, the data transfer, is relatively easy. The soft side is harder and where Mark Zuckerberg et al need to focus their best efforts if they want to take full advantage of Karma developers' mobile experience sensitivities.
Turnip and cabbage grown in one
Knol kohl becomes unpalatable if allowed to grow too big, says Thilaka Baskaran
Horse goes from malnourished to prize winner
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. (AP) — Regular visitors to the Hidden K Stables in Pfafftown often look twice at Ace, a reddish-brown American Warm Blood horse.
Plant compound 'boosts cell energy'
Hopes of developing anti-ageing drugs have been given a boost by new research involving an ingredient in red wine.
NZ on high alert for unwelcome aliens
The discovery of one sad, solitary, deceased male Australian fruitfly in an Auckland suburb this month triggered a multimillion-dollar response, as New Zealand moved to protect its $2.2 billion agriculture export industry from a pest that loves to lay its eggs in citrus, berries and stonefruit.
The Dinosaurs' Nemeses: Giant, Jurassic Fleas
The greatest predators that ever roamed Earth suffered just as we mammals did: Large, flealike bloodsucking insects liked to dine on the dinos and even may have carried diseases.
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