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Knight Ridder/Tribune News Service archives from February 2002

Sometimes being famous is a royal pain.(The Dallas Morning News)
February 1, 2002

The right massage can boost workouts.(The Orange County Register)
February 1, 2002

Minerals, vitamins may interact, affect body's absorption.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
February 1, 2002... Q. We have heard that some minerals and vitamins need to be taken at a different time than others so they do not interact with each other. Could you elaborate on this? A. Following is an update of interactions among minerals and vitamins....

Reviews of recent fitness videos.(The Seattle Times)
February 1, 2002

If Bush respects women, he'll release $34 million for the Population Fund.(Knight Ridder/Tribune News Service)
February 1, 2002

Alaskan oil is no solution: Quickest and biggest payoff is to stress conservation.(Knight Ridder/Tribune News Service)
February 1, 2002

Faith-based initiative: Even half a measure must move forward.(Knight Ridder/Tribune News Service)
February 1, 2002

Different dances, different workouts.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
February 1, 2002... Calorie calculations based on a 140-pound woman: _Ballet: Good for stretching, toning and posture. Targets the legs and buttocks. Can burn nearly 400 calories in one hour. _Tap: A good cardio workout that targets the legs. Can burn more...

The state of the opposition's response.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
February 1, 2002

It's much more fun to dance your way to fitness.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
February 1, 2002... COLUMBIA, S.C. _ Going to the gym just wasn't working for Germaine Morgan. "I couldn't take aerobics _ it was boring," said Morgan, 22. "Everyone's in your space at the gym." About a year ago, Morgan started taking dance classes...

Congress should approve extensions without delay.(Knight Ridder/Tribune News Service)
February 1, 2002

Some tips on finding the right bra for you.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
February 1, 2002... About 70 percent of women wear the wrong size bra. Don't let this happen to you. _The pullover model that flattens the breasts to the body is best for smaller-busted women. _The encapsulation bra, which works more like a regular bra,...

The right sports bra is essential to a woman's workout.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
February 1, 2002... OK, so you've resolved to start working out this year _ again. You've spent all your Christmas cash on those cute stretchy capri pants, a few cool new tops and an awesome new Walkman. But the most important item women buy is the one that no...

Harvard flap doesn't diminish value of black studies.(Knight Ridder/Tribune News Service)
February 1, 2002

Dentists divided over removing wisdom teeth.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
February 1, 2002

Scientists search for definitive answer on soy benefits.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
February 1, 2002

Add some soy protein to your diet, experts recommend.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
February 1, 2002

Marvin Gaye's daughter pulls no punches in her acting debut.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
February 1, 2002

Technique relieves prostate condition.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
February 1, 2002

`Beautiful Mind' draws praise from health experts.(The Orange County Register)
February 1, 2002

TV appearance by wife of former Enron CEO raises eyebrows.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
February 1, 2002

Consecrated virginity as obscure as it is exalted.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
February 1, 2002

A roundup of trivia in time for the Super Bowl.(The Orange County Register)
February 1, 2002

Since Sept. 11, Bush has forged new alliances with feminists.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
February 1, 2002

If judges rule, then it isn't a `sport'.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
February 1, 2002... "And she's landed the jump perfectly!" "Look at that smile!" "Behold that wonderful costume!" "Great choice of music." "The judges are really going to love this routine." These are things you're likely to hear if you watch...

Muslim cleric is popular with detainees, acts as advocate of sorts.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
February 1, 2002

Secret to success: keeping secrets; any edge is vital when hundredths of a second are the difference.(The Dallas Morning News)
February 1, 2002

Special forces in remote areas garnering support for Karzai.(The Dallas Morning News)
February 1, 2002

Q&A: Most races are determined by the start.(The Dallas Morning News)
February 1, 2002

Nations to watch: women.(The Dallas Morning News)
February 1, 2002

Athletes to watch: women.(The Dallas Morning News)
February 1, 2002

Making a big push for gold U.S. men gaining ground; U.S. women pick up speed in debut.(The Dallas Morning News)
February 1, 2002

Athletes to watch: Men.(The Dallas Morning News)
February 1, 2002

Athletes to watch: Men.(The Dallas Morning News)
February 1, 2002

Athletes to watch: Women.(The Dallas Morning News)
February 1, 2002

Q&A _ A jump start gets `em going.(The Dallas Morning News)
February 1, 2002

Cross-country athletes to watch: Men.(The Dallas Morning News)
February 1, 2002

Athletes to watch: Nordic Combined.(The Dallas Morning News)
February 1, 2002

Athletes to watch: Women's cross-country.(The Dallas Morning News)
February 1, 2002

Q&A _ Name that tune? It's Norway's anthem.(The Dallas Morning News)
February 1, 2002

Athletes to watch: Pairs.(The Dallas Morning News)
February 1, 2002

Street hopes fairy tale career ends with a medal at home.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
February 1, 2002

Patriots' Bryan Cox will hold his tongue this week.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
February 1, 2002

How do Patriots deal with Marshall Faulk.(The Providence Journal)
February 1, 2002

Are Patriots a team of destiny.(The Providence Journal)
February 1, 2002

Owner Kraft a stand-up guy for Patriots.(The Providence Journal)
February 1, 2002

Rams' Faulk, Williams not playing for peanuts.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
February 1, 2002

Rams tough on both sides of the ball, and the front office.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
February 1, 2002

A different kind of scene at this Super Bowl.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
February 1, 2002

Triumph, tragedy for Rams' Little; linebacker remains guilt-ridden.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
February 1, 2002... NEW ORLEANS _ The player wearing all black at table number 38 in the large ballroom at the Hilton Riverside has been so blessed, and socursed. Could Leonard Little's NFLcareer be any better? He wore a Super Bowl ring in his second NFL...

Patriots are simply Super Bowl fodder.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
February 1, 2002... NEW ORLEANS _ Why the Patriots? Why not the Dolphins? Isn't that what you were wondering? It is easy to see how the Rams got here. Have you ever seen a snaking powerline go down, spraying sparks and spewing electricity? That's the...

Who belongs in the Hall of Fame.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
February 1, 2002

Harry Kalas, a true Hall of Famer.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
February 1, 2002

NBC will let the clock run on Olympics coverage.(The Dallas Morning News)
February 1, 2002

A look at who's in, who's out as economic forum visits New York.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
February 1, 2002

Super Bowl halftime draws shameless stunts.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
February 1, 2002

Longer `Malcolm in the Middle' hopes to score after the game.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
February 1, 2002

`Italian for Beginners'.(The Seattle Times)
February 1, 2002

Can we give the rah-rah a rest yet?(The Orange County Register)
February 1, 2002

Oscar races show Hollywood more friendly to women.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
February 1, 2002

And the best of the newer female talent ...(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
February 1, 2002

TV keeps throwing channels at us _ is there a saturation point?(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
February 1, 2002

This year there's more than the Bowl on the boob tube.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
February 1, 2002

Report says much terror coverage is nonfactual.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
February 1, 2002

Navy leader orders wild cats and dogs off bases.(The Virginian-Pilot)
February 1, 2002

Lack of sightings hampers search for Texas escapees.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
February 1, 2002

Americans return to more personalized greetings.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
February 1, 2002... BILOXI, Miss. _ Kinder, gentler Americans, which is what we're told we've become since Sept. 11, are re-examining priorities. We are staying closer to home, spending more time with family and looking for ways to express deeper feelings to those...

Book explores lost art of writing letters.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
February 1, 2002... BILOXI, Miss. _ Once upon a time, in the days before 7-cents-a-minute and streaming e-mails, people kept in touch with one another by writing letters. Let us repeat that: writing letters. It was a quite pleasurable pursuit, actually....

Miss. woman finds out she `died' in December.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
February 1, 2002... GULFPORT, Miss. _ Zelma Belt Brooks learned earlier this month that she supposedly died Dec. 7. Federal agencies on Friday were trying to correct a mistake that stopped benefits for the 79-year-old Pass Christian, Miss., woman, who was...

Kentucky bill would require photo ID to buy prescription narcotics.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
February 1, 2002

Health experts say anthrax incineration safe.(The Virginian-Pilot)
February 1, 2002

Ceaseless violence bruises Israel's psyche.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
February 1, 2002

Super Bowl counterprogramming ranges from Playboy playmates to `Super Sunday of Style'.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
February 1, 2002

As Mexico's Congress flexes independent muscle, Fox feels squeeze.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
February 1, 2002

Now, what's wrong with UCLA.(The Orange County Register)
February 1, 2002

USS Kennedy to begin sea trials next week.(The Virginian-Pilot)
February 1, 2002

Weekly NBA rankings.(The Dallas Morning News)
February 1, 2002

Francis deserves a look, and another, and ...(The Dallas Morning News)
February 1, 2002

Kenneth Lay: The straight shooter, or the evasive executive?(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
February 1, 2002

NHL would be wise to pick Gainey's brain.(The Dallas Morning News)
February 1, 2002

Schools brimming with new hat rules.(The Orange County Register)
February 1, 2002

Athenian students are building a robot.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
February 1, 2002

Argentines' frustration with government boiling over.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
February 1, 2002

Latest reports show recession bottoming out, but not over.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
February 1, 2002

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