Three Kings Day celebrated with a twist (Capital News 9)

Even though the holidays may have technically passed, our Dayana Perez tells us the celebration is far from over as the Latin community celebrates Three Kings Day with a twist.

On New Year's Day, kids, kids and kids (Media Life Magazine)

New Year’s Day is synonymous with hangovers and new diet plans, but also with cable marathons. Jan. 1 is full of them, with many networks turning their airwaves over to hours and hours of repeats of a single show as viewers tune in to catch up on favorites or watch old familiars.

Oregon could set standards for diet and exercise at day cares (The Oregonian)

As concerns over child obesity shift to day cares, Oregon could set standards for diet and exercise

>things even our (great) grnadparents new about diet (Handbag.com)

Any one who habitually eats food yeilding more calories than he is using up will unhealthily increase in weight. Anyone who for more than a short period eats fewer calories than he is using up will lose weight. Any sensible slimming diet is based on this elementary fact.

Using Facebook to Keep Your Diet Resolutions on Track (US News & World Report)

A new widget helps you stick to the Mediterranean diet.