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Lofty Business

JNonline.us
Aug. 9-15, 2007
25 Av - 1 Elul 5767
Vol. CXXXII, No. 1

Nutritionally
Speaking

This week's Business Section reports on modern-day Woodward
Avenue land developers - including Cass Corridor resident Joel
Landy, who loves the city.

By Barbara &ztios, RD, LD.i. N
Integrated Nutritio n LLC

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Front Lines

After The Bus Accident 9

Fender bender doesn't jolt Tamarack campers.

Metro

Roundabout's Impact 13

Concern for pedestrians walking on Shabbat.

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On The Cover

Israel's Forgotten Citizens 17

The Negev's Bedouin face a grim reality.

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Up With Woodward 25

Jewish developers spur the avenue's rebirth.

To Life!

For late-breaking news:

Teen2Teen Extra
Hockey Hair 39

Jewish.com

What would you endure to perform a mitzvah?

Back To School

Around Town
40
Arts/Entertainment .. 53
Business
25
Front Lines
8
Letters
6
Marketplace
73
Mazel Toy!
67
13
Metro
Online
8
Opinion
23
Sports
43
Staff Box
10
To Do!/Calendar ....63
To Do!/Crossword...66

To Lifel
Torah Portion
World/Israel

40
44
17

You need one, but what kind to choose?

Arts & Entertainment

Obituaries

Jerry Light

The Buzz On Backpacks 45

86

Blues Brother 53

Guitarist, 13, has gigs all over town.

Columnists

George Cantor
23
Sy Manello
8
Danny Raskin
62
Robin Schwartz
40
Robert Sklar
5
Gail Zimmerman....54

Online Synagogue Listings:
JNonline.us/synagogues

Candlelighting
Friday, Aug. 10,

8:23 p.m.

A Bedouin musical and spiritual guide
Photography, Marcy J. Levinson
Page design, Deborah Schultz

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nswer: Dear Yossie, I'm
a fan of the regionally-
named Mediterranean
Diet. Although at least 16 different
countries border the Mediterranean
Sea, according to the American
Heart Association, a shared dietary
pattern exists:
• High consumption of
T fruits, vegetables, bread,
other cereals, potatoes,
beans, nuts and seeds;
• Olive oil is an important
monounsaturated fat
source;
• Dairy products, fish
and poultry are con-
sumed in low to moder-
ate amounts—little red
meat is eaten;
• Eggs are consumed zero
to four times a week;
• Wine (usually red) is consumed
in low to moderate amounts.

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With it's emphasis on fresh fruits,
vegetables, and grains, the Medi-
terranean Diet is naturally high
in fiber and low in saturated fats.
One concern is the relatively high
percentage of calories from overall
fat, which may be contributing to
increased obesity in the region.

If you watch your overall fat
intake, I think the Mediterranean
Diet can be a healthy alternative.

Shabbat Lights

On The Cover:

ues-
tion:
Dear
Barb;YPlike
the idea of a
vegetarian diet,
but I'm not
quite ready to
make that leap. Are there other,
non-vegetarian diets that you might
recommend? Thanks, Yossie.

Key JN Phone Numbers:

— Barbara Beznos,
Registered Dietitian

Direct Your Questions For Barb
ikrid Courisetin Inquiries To:

Switchboard:
(248) 354-6060

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Integrated Nutrition, LLC,
32401 Northwestern Hwy.
Farmington Hills. MI 48334

Phone:
(248) 538-8050

E-mail:
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