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Sparkling drink recipes to ring in the New Year

Kitchen & Food
By Kelly Anne Fitzpatrick on December 27, 2011 in

Champage cocktails on a tray

There's no need to save the bubbly until the clock strikes midnight this New Year's Eve. A signature Champagne cocktail will make your celebration instantly more festive. And stay tuned tomorrow for a bunch of non-alcoholic suggestions.

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Sip your way skinny: Can a glass of wine help you slim down?

Kitchen & Food
By Sarah Burns on March 14, 2010 in

A woman drinking wine.

Trying to trim down? Toss back a glass of wine. That's right, according to a recent study, it might make a difference. In their study, scientists monitored about 20,000 trim women. Over time, they found that women who drank alcohol in moderation put on less weight and were less apt to become overweight compared to non-drinkers.

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Beer does a body good?

Health & Beauty
By Sarah Burns on February 13, 2010 in

Man drinking a beer.

Long blamed for big bellies and bad behavior, could beer finally be shedding its bad reputation? In a newly-published study, food science researchers from the University of California have found beer to be rich in silicon, a nutrient required for proper bone growth and development.

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Dead in the water: Which blooms give you the most bang for your buck on Valentine's Day?

Home & Garden
By Sarah Burns on January 31, 2010 in

Roses

Valentine's Day, that time of the year when flowers flow like wine, is almost upon us. Unfortunately, few things are more depressing than seeing your fancy new bouquet droopy and dying the next day. To help you avoid this downer, we set out to find which flowers last the longest and determine how you can increase their natural lifespan. Here, a quick list of  florists' tips on how you can breathe more life into your flowers beyond Valentine's Day.

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