IgniteBaltimore #4 provided yet another entertaining, energizing Ignite success. I’ve already shared how much I love the Ignite events , so I’ll cut right to the recap. And this time, I even created a little YouTube video to go with it… (Go, me). Click here to view my Ignite Baltimore #4 video on YouTube . To begin, the Walters Art Museum proved a great venue for this event. True, the high ceilings and marble surroundings made for a literal echo chamber in ironic contrast to the
Well not really…but I am going to have to watch my food budget for the month. I currently have $11.27 left in the food budget for the month and we still have a whole week left. I have no fruits for snacks and part of my healthier eating strategy says that I should eat at least one piece of fruit every day. If I go shopping for bananas on the weekend that is surely going to take a chunk out of that $11.27 PLUS I will still need bread and milk. http://weblogs.cltv.com I guess I could ta
Well not really…but I am going to have to watch my food budget for the month. I currently have $11.27 left in the food budget for the month and we still have a whole week left. I have no fruits for snacks and part of my healthier eating strategy says that I should eat at least one piece of fruit every day. If I go shopping for bananas on the weekend that is surely going to take a chunk out of that $11.27 PLUS I will still need bread and milk. http://weblogs.cltv.com I guess I could ta
Posted on Thursday, 22 of October , 2009 at 9:09 pm The school lunches and breakfasts eaten by tens of millions of American kids are due for a nutritional makeover thanks to strong new recommendations from the Institute of Medicine.The recommendations, which the U.S. Department of Agriculture will write into regulations, will increase the amounts of fruits, vegetables, and whole grains in school meals; reduce the content of sodium and trans fat; and ensure that the milk is low or no fat. Those
This is the only coverage StatismWatch was able to find that noted the presence of undercover surveillance at the protest of approximately 150 students. However, the article below failed to mention the presence of former Mayor John Sewell at the protest and his support of the students . Media coverage of the event ranged from fair, as below, to outright dismissive and propagandistic - as is the case with the National Post, which declared that the protest was ‘ignored’ and peppered its story w
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