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...Liang, a researcher on fatherhood at the Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences. Chan, the fast-food executive, is one of the legion of fathers who has had to adapt accordingly. "My wife picks our son up from playschool and brings him to her workplace, and cooks him something to eat in the pantry there," he says. "I come and pick them up a couple of hours later and bring them home at around...
...worth $4.2 billion, but Nina Wang, Asia's richest woman, liked to eat takeout and shop at discount outlets. The saga of "Little Sweetie," as she was dubbed by the Hong Kong press, became tabloid fodder as she battled her father-in-law over the fortune of her real estate--tycoon husband Teddy Wang, who was kidnapped in 1990 and never seen again. (A 2005 ruling allowed her to hold on to the estate.) She was 69 and reportedly had ovarian cancer...
...extra ‘umph’ during Passover thanks to matza. “It’s really funny to go to pre-meal dinners with the team,†Valkin said. “Everyone’s carbo-loading, and Scott and I are eating matza and potatoes.†He added that, “Sometimes, at the end of the week, you get a bit tired.†Denenberg recalled the Passover of his freshman year, when two matches toward the end of Passover followed by a practice proved...
...think if people go and they eat dinner and have fun and then they leave and they say that they’ve had a few hours of fun that they wouldn’t have had otherwise—I think that’s a success,†Rao said...
...going to make pet food the priority when they have so much to do to make human food safe." That's disturbing news to animal lovers, since many furry pals are part of the family. The FDA requires that pet food must be pure, wholesome, sanitary and safe to eat - but the agency has no obligation to approve the food before it goes to market. "The FDA doesn't inspect the plants or the food, but leaves that up to AAFCO [Association of American Feed Control Officials], which is a body that has no regulating power," says Friedrich of PETA...