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Cheung similarly advised concerned shoppers to look carefully not only at nutrition information, but also at the ingredients—specifically, processed whole grain and high-fiber products...
...draped in luminous floor-to-ceiling velvet curtains, decorated with handmade furnishings and wrought-iron fixtures, and illuminated by candlelight. The Asian accents (such as the Thai-inspired, brushed-aluminum sinks that seem to levitate above the bathroom counters) complement the textures of soft, natural fabrics and supple pebble-grain leather, while a spa and a golf simulator provide diversion on even the dreariest of North European days...
BOOSTING AGRICULTURE With fertilizers, cover crops, irrigation and improved seeds, Sauri's farmers could triple their food yields and quickly end chronic hunger. Grain could be protected in locally made storage bins using leaves from the improved fallow species tephrosia, which has insecticide properties...
BRINGING POWER Electricity could be made available to the villages either via a power line or an off-grid diesel generator. The electricity would power lights and perhaps a computer for the school; pumps for safe well water; power for milling grain, refrigeration and other needs. The villagers emphasized that the students would like to study after sunset but cannot do so without electric lighting...
Like Summers, he wasn’t afraid of going against the grain, says Theodore J. St. Antoine, former dean and now professor emeritus at the University of Michigan Law School. Having served on the team that first hired Bollinger, St. Antoine has known him for more than three decades. “It isn’t that he forecloses decision-making,” St. Antoine says. “If he concludes that the minority of advisers are right, he doesn’t hesitate to strike out in that direction...