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The April 2024 Newsletter is here!  Read it now right HERE! MARCH 2024 NEWSLETTER!!  LIVING THE PASSIONATE LIFE WITH DR. MARA KARPEL The post April 2024 Newsletter! Living the Passionate Life with Dr. Mara Karpel appeared first on Dr Mara Karpel Offers. Originally Published on https://drmarakarpel.com/ Continue Reading

Welcome to Nashville, Tennessee’s vibrant hub, where the enticing aroma of grilled BBQ fills the air and attracts residents and tourists alike. Get ready to experience a delightful array of scents in this vibrant city with a rich musical history. Indulge in a variety of BBQ spots that capture the true spirit of southern cuisine. Discover Nashville’s top 8 BBQ spots for 2024, showcasing a culinary journey through the city’s vibrant barbecue scene. Top Eight Nashville’s BBQ Hotspots Zilla’s Pit BBQ Welcome To Nashville, Tennessee’s Vibrant Hub, Where The Enticing Aroma Of Grilled Bbq... Continue Reading

Welcome to the ultimate guide to Ohio’s finest fish fry hotspots! If you’re a seafood enthusiast or simply crave a delicious plate of fish and chips, you’re in for a treat. Ohio is home to a plethora of restaurants, diners, and hidden gems that offer some of the most mouthwatering fish fry experiences you’ll ever encounter. From crispy, golden-battered fish to perfectly seasoned chips, we’ll uncover the best unlimited fish and chips spots across the state that you simply must try. So, get ready to embark on a culinary journey through Ohio’s rich seafood scene, where each bite promises... Continue Reading

Orlando boasts a variety of excellent bakeries in the area. These fantastic businesses offer a diverse selection of delicious sweets and savory baked goods, including personalized cakes, artisan bread, key lime pie, and more. We have put together a list of the best bakeries in Orlando. Here are the best spots in different neighborhoods of the “City Beautiful.” Top Four Bakeries in Orlando Buttermilk Bakery Buttermilk Bakery is a well-known bakery in Central Florida. This small-batch bakery in Winter Park is beloved by the community. They offer a diverse selection of sweet and savory pastries,... Continue Reading

Georgia’s all-you-can-eat buffets provide a range of foods, including breakfast and salads. Some restaurants serve breakfast meals on order. Georgia’s Top 4  Buffet Houses 1. Atlanta’s Fogo de Chao Brazilian Steakhouse Georgia’s All-You-Can-Eat Buffets Provide A Range Of Foods, Including Breakfast And Salads. Some Restaurants Serve Breakfast Meals On Order. Savor a delicious dinner with outstanding service in a Brazilian-style setting. At the table, Fogo de Cho offers salads and unlimited sliced meat. In addition to serving Brazilian cuisine, Fogo de Chao Atlanta features a sizable wine... Continue Reading

For vegetable gardeners, August and September are when harvest occurs and you see the fruits, or rather the vegetables, of your labors. The star of my gardening efforts this year is the raspberries. Years ago at my local co-op, I bought a pot of raspberries, one of my favorite foods. It grew into this wonderful patch. The record for raspberries has been 22 pints; this year my raspberry patch produced 25 pints. They’re all beautifully lined up in my refrigerator. The green beans also were outstanding. I just picked and cooked my third or fourth batch. The cucumbers were small and I only... Continue Reading

Labor Day these days is all about beaches, barbecues, games such as baseball, football, and volleyball, and shopping. It’s also a great weekend for travel. This year, 57 percent of Americans plan to travel for Labor Day weekend, more than 150 million will enjoy a barbecue or picnic, and thousands will attend a college football game. While Labor Day is seen as a fun holiday, it’s also important to remember and celebrate the origins of the special day. The holiday’s roots can be traced back to the streets of 1880s New York City, where rival union leaders joined forces to protest the unfair... Continue Reading

Do you know your rights on tarmac delays? American Airlines will pay $4.1 million for violating federal laws prohibiting tarmac delays of three hours or more on domestic flights without providing passengers an opportunity to deplane, the U.S. Department of Transportation said Monday. DOT’s investigation found that American kept dozens of flights stuck on the tarmac for long periods of time. It’s the largest fine ever issued for tarmac delays. “This is the latest action in our continued drive to enforce the rights of airline passengers,” U.S. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg said... Continue Reading

Photo: White House The Inflation Reduction Act, signed into law a year ago, has many benefits for American consumers. It began making big corporations pay their fair share in taxes while investing more in items that help the middle class such as creating good-paying jobs, combating corporate price gouging, slashing the deficit, lowering prescription drug costs, and reducing carbon pollution. But while these efforts are helping everyday Americans, a new review from government watchdog Accountable.US shows several industries have never stopped trying to obstruct and weaken the Inflation Reduction... Continue Reading

The Food and Drug Administration has decided that food manufacturers can keep using phthalates, a class of toxic chemicals, in food packaging and food production equipment. It disregarded requests from health and environmental advocates to reconsider that decision based on evidence that phthalates in food are harmful to health. Safer substitutes for these chemicals are available, advocates argue. “There is overwhelming evidence that phthalates in our food cause life-altering damage to people’s health, including the health of babies and young children,” said Earthjustice Attorney Katherine... Continue Reading