Taiwan (The Gourmet Retailer) bi13172318 I was finally going to Asia, the epicenter, the Olduvai Gorge of food, as were. My much-anticipated trip to Taipei, Taiwan, started like so many international forays. To begin with, my trip was booked by someone who does not own a globe, or I had angered a previous life

Of winds, big and small: Editors' Picks for Monday from The PD (The Plain Dea bi13172318 9:30 a.m. Tropical Storm (nee Hurricane) Gustav grabs the headlines morning the Republicans grapple shortened convention and the news that Bristol Palin pregnant at 17: "Change the air," as the headline writer says

Waldo Rd. palms marked for the ax (The Gainesville Sun) bi13172318 Clear Channel says billboard obstructed by the city-planted trees

Wai'anae has more diabetes cases than rest of state, by far (Honolulu Adverti bi13172318 The Wai'anae Coast Comprehensive Health Center sits at the epicenter of Hawai'i's diabetes crisis

Plant Exchange: Benedictine Sister At Sacred Heart Has Green Thumb (Yankton P bi13172318 Q: How does your garden benefit Sisters of your Sacred Heart Monastery?..

Many Arab-Americans Still Perceived As A 'Problem' (NPR) bi13172318 The aftermath of Sept. 11 was a particularly difficult time for Arab and Muslim-American children the U.S. Author Moustafa Bayoumi talks about some of the challenges chronicled new book How Does Feel to Be a Problem?: Being Young and Arab America

Sneak peek review: Lynn's Paradise Cafe (Louisville Courier-Journal) bi13172318 Lynn's Paradise Cafe offers a world-class Kentucky breakfast. Marty Rosen gives three stars

Day two: living on local foods (BBC News) bi13172318 Two BBC Scotland reporters try to get by on food produced own regions

Locavore test (BBC News) bi13172318 Reporters spend day two thinking about local food..

At last, fall upon us: Time to get your garden ready for change (Spartanbu bi13172318 Published: Friday, September 12, 2008 at 3:15 a.m. Last Modified: Thursday, September 11, 2008 at 6:24 p.m. Fall has arrived, at least my view of things, and as always, I am breathing a sigh of relief. Two years of drought and high temperatures have been hard, especially on my roses

Irondequoit?s own ?sausage man? gets ready for Oktober-feast (MPNnow.com) bi13172318 This time of year, ?everyone wants to be German,? says Barry Fischer. ..

Midway munching (Rapid City Journal) bi13172318 Checking out the exhibits, listening to music and tromping up and down the midway at the Central States Fair can leave you needing a snack. The Journal features staff takes the guesswork out of what to order

Picking out plants that are ready for winter (Worcester Telegram & Gazette) bi13172318 Chrysanthemums are a special group of perennials. They are cold hardy, readily available and color-matched to the autumnal foliage that soon surround us. Mums have been grown New England gardens for hundreds of years and the Orient for many thousands of years. It believed that the "golden flower," the translation of "chrysanthemum," began as a wildflower China

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