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      Eating Done Right: Mangoes-Food of the Week

      Considered sacred in India, many Indians believe that the mango tree has the power to grant wishes for wealth, health immortality—and even grandchildren. Given the belief in the mystical quality of the mango, Indians use the leaves in weddings to assure the future fertility of newlyweds. Mango trees, which sometimes reach 60 feet, grow best in tropical and sub-tropical climates, and most of the...

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      As I Am Getting Bolder I Ask Myself, What's in My Cup, My Thought, My Heart and on My Tongue? NBI African Diaspora E-Community Bulletin…

      February 15, 2011 (Yekatit 8, 2003 Ethiopian Calendar) The 9 Best Places To Have A Cup Of Coffee Around The World “If you're invited to an Ethiopian coffee ceremony, don't miss it: it's a unique and elaborate ritual you'll never forget.” http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/02/02/the-9-best-places-to-have-a-cup-of-coffee_n_817360.html#s234020&title=Addis_Ababa *** “An inside look at...

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      Vuvuzela lullaby in Holland

      What is the fun of World Cup Soccer? Normally soccer is the last thing I like to watch on tv. What, 22 men, two nets and a ball. Yawn. And that off side rule, I just don't get it. And everytime I think I got it, I don't see it happening. But then the World Cup series start and the play is the best in the world. Very good actions, beautiful goals. And of course, I am ashamed to admit, the...

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      An Easy Guide to Portion Size

      "Portion distortion" is the term used to describe the supersizing of servings. Whether you're eating at home or dining out, here's a quick guide to portions that doesn't require measuring instruments.1 cup: Clenched fist1/2 cup: Half of a clenched fist.3 ounces: Palm of an opened hand1 ounce: Bottom of a cupped hand1 tablespoon: Thumb tip.1 teaspoon: Finger tip.Other ways to avoid consuming too...

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