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I may have been born and raised in California, but my family in its entirety hails from the Midwest and the South.  The comfort foods that I grew up with were definitely not the same as those my friends were eating, since for a majority of them, their families had either lived in California for

Fabrizio Giovanardi has won the British Touring Car Championship for a second consecutive year following the first race at Brands Hatch. Giovanardi only finished 14th in his Vauxhall Vectra after going off at Paddock Hill bend on the second lap.

Vitamin A, also known as retinol, is essential to the formation of visual purple in the retina, which allows vision in dim light. It helps your eyes adjust to light changes when you come in from outside and also helps keep your eyes, skin and mucous membranes moist.

The Ayden, NC Collard Festival starts Monday, September 1, 2008! This festival is now over 34 years old and is always held the week after labor day weekend. The festival is a full week of fun for everyone. It will have lots of food, games, rides, events, parades, vendors, arts and crafts, and live music.

This article was first published May 23, 1995 It seems rather appropriate that we’d be having collard greens and corn bread with Mr. "Hot Buttered Soul" himself -- Isaac Hayes. Read the full entry on yimg.com » You might also want to read: More than ‘Shaft’: Hayes was goldmine of influence AP

Biz Chicks Rule All too often, I have had people call me “girlfriend”, or “sistah” or “dog” and to be quite honest, it’s quite offensive and puzzling. I mean, I don’t call other people those things, so why should they call me those things?

My Boston Organics adventures this summer have really allowed me to experiment with a number of ingredients that I would never buy simply browsing the local produce aisle. So when I received a huge bunch of dark leafy collard greens one week I definitely felt a little stumped.

Pioneers of Nonfiction: Ruth Heller Okay, I admit it. I was going to write about Dorothy Hinshaw Patent for this piece, but then saw that Dorothy was a guest blogger here. Instead, I wanted to bring up a writer and artist I admit to knowing very little about: Ruth Heller. Ruth died in 2004, so I never got to know her.

Filed under: Dinner, Vegetables, Poultry, Summer The other night, I found myself at my favorite Creole place and had one heck of a tasty crusted catfish with collard greens. (It was Southern Accent -- go if you're ever in Toronto!!) Even though I had it less than a week ago, I'm still dying for more.

Platanos and Collard Greens July 14, 2008 at 11:46 am (celebrity gossip) Tags: Platanos and Collard Greens Platanos and Collard Greens, written by David Lamb and directed by Summer Hill Seven, tells the story of two college students, Freeman, an African-American man and Angelita, a Latino