Water myth debunked by Penn doctors in Kevin Cowherd column
Baltimore Sun columnist Kevin Cowherd critiques the belief in eight glasses a day. University of Pennsylvania doctors Stanley Goldfarb and Dan Negoianu say excessive hydration offers limited health benefits, causes frequent bathroom trips, and fuels zealotry among water enthusiasts. They advise drinking when thirsty and more in extreme heat.
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Take tough love into the closet
Debra D Bass outlines a closet purge challenge from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. Readers must wear a random item the next day or discard it, with six months of safety after a successful wear and strict rules for damaged or uncomfortable pieces.
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Spurlock Tries Osama Quest for New Film Stunt
Morgan Spurlock, director of Super Size Me, pursued Osama bin Laden for his new film Where in the World Is Osama bin Laden posing safety risks and ethical questions. The piece notes his Manhattan home life with Alexandra and son Laken and the broader debate over whether finding bin Laden changes anything.
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Corkscrew Chronicles Ohio wine quality growth advice
Gary Twining urges Ohio winemakers to taste compare with world wines, adopt cool climate techniques, seek independent expert feedback, and upgrade packaging. He notes Ohio’s potential for high quality and market respect, calling for consistent quality, better sourcing, and packaging to attract global consumers.
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