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...Iraqis see things differently. An irate poultry-farmer and an outraged Muslim cleric last week denounced the inspections, claiming that their civil and religious rights had been violated. Anwar Mohammad, 59, said that the inspectors looking for biological weapons insisted on breaking open a sealed warehouse containing obsolete equipment. They found nothing, and now Mohammad is demanding "material and moral compensation from the UN," and an apology to him and his country. One scientist has already gone public with accusations of bribery and rudeness. When the inspectors visited 55-year-old Faleh Hassan's home in a posh Baghdad suburb...
Lips are kept healthy by lipids, which are naturally produced by the body but tend to dry up in extreme climates. The goal of lip balm is to keep those lipids moist. Dr. Sandy Tsao, a dermatology instructor at Harvard Medical School, advises, "You should look for products that contain petrolatum, glycerin, lanolin or a combo of all these things...
INDICATORS Truce In The Chocolate War The E.U.'s high court struck down Spain and Italy's restrictions on British chocolate, ending a nearly 30-year battle. The countries can no longer call British products, which contain up to 5% vegetable fat, "chocolate substitute." But there is one rearguard action left. They don't have...
...better understanding of just how packed with calories certain foods that might otherwise seem healthy truly are. Consider, for example, a 5-oz. plain bagel with 2 1/2 oz. of cream cheese. That must be more healthy than a Big Mac--right? Not necessarily; the bagel with cream cheese contains 640 calories--or 50 more than the Big Mac. Here's another example: 8 fluid oz. of orange juice contain almost the same number of calories as two fresh oranges. That doesn't mean that Big Macs are good for you or that you should stop drinking orange juice...
Indeed, the key to the Crimson’s victory was its ability to contain Dartmouth superstar forward Katharine Hanks. Hanks, a First-Team All-Ivy selection last year who currently leads the Ivy League in scoring with 20.8 ppg, went scoreless for the first 27 minutes of the game and finished with only four points on one-of-five shooting. Hanks has scored at least 30 points four times this season, but could never establish herself down low as Harvard’s 3-2 zone defense took away the interior pass all game...