Links: NYT, WSJ, HuffPo, WashPo, New Yorker

  • When Exercise Stresses You Out, by Gretchen Reynolds, Times, March 13.
    Hate it?
  • Eat Your Heart Out, by Gretchen Reynolds, Times, March 7.
    Your Heart
  • Postscript: Nora Ephron, by David Remnick, New Yorker, July 9.
  • Greater than she knew
  • The 20 Million, by Mark Bittman, Times, June 12.
  • Hardly eat
  • Gross Ingredients In Processed Foods , by Sarah Klein, Huff Post, May 14.
    Eat no meat
  • We Could Be Heroes, by Mark Bittman, Times, May 15.
    Eat less meat

 

  • The Disconnect: Why are so many Americans living by themselves?, by Nathan Heller, The New Yorker, April 16.
    Love story

 

 

  • Yet another foolish form of segregation: by age, by Beverly Beckham, Boston Globe, March 4.
    Old old story

 

  •  Nutrition: Options Play a Role in Healthier Choices, by Nicholas Bakalar, The Times, February 13.
    Food story

 

 

  • The Fat Trap, by Tara Parker-Pope, The Times, December 28
    “. . . The body continues to fight against weight loss long after dieting has stopped.”
    Sad story

 

  • In the Body’s Shield Against Cancer, a Culprit in Aging May Lurk, by Nicholas Wade, The Times, November 21
    “. . . if you purge the body of its senescent cells, the tissues remain youthful and vigorous.”           Old story

 

  • For Beginning Runners, Advice Can Be a Hurdle, by Gina Kolata, The Times, November 14
    “There is nothing like starting your Saturday morning being beaten by 75-year-old men and passed at the finish line by 8-year-old kids.” Running story

 

  • What Boomers Do Best (and how you can prosper after 50), by Julia Moulden, Huffington Post, June 12
    Loud story

 

  • When the Roommate Has Four Legs, by Antoinette Martin, The Times, October 20
    Buildings with pet-related culture in mind . . . Dog’s life

 

 

 

  • Book Review | A Reminiscence of my Father, Cary Grant, by Jennifer Grant, Washington Times, August 5
    Cary Grant Story

 

  • Redefining the Hot Dog, a Cart at a Time, by Jeff Gordinier, The Times, August 9.   ”There are children in New York who have never eaten a hot dog.”           Very sad story

 

 

  • Who are you calling Grandma?, by Alexandra Zissu, The Times, May 11″ . . . the actress Blythe Danner, wanted to be called Woof by her grandchildren. “My mom’s hot and she didn’t want to be called Grandma,” Ms. Paltrow said.”  Gwyneth’s mom

 

  • When Are You Too Old to Exercise?, by Judith J. Wurtman, Huffington Post, April 13
    “The Miami Herald had a front page article about recreational baseball players who ranged in age from 69 (the baby) to 93.”    Old story

 

  • How to Save a Trillion Dollars, by Mark Bittman, The Times, April 12
    “And we could do that by preventing disease instead of treating it.”  Now that’s real money

 

  • The D Word, by Nora Ephron, Huffington Post, 2010       “Of course, there are good divorces, where every­thing is civil, even friendly. . . In my next life I must get one of those divorces.”    The D word