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Articles in June, 2005 issue of Vegetarian Times

• You booze, you lose
• A plea for bees: in California's beautiful but deadly almond orchards, herbicides kill all plants but trees, destroying bee habitats
  by Daniel Imhoff
• Eat early, lose weight
• So many choices … how on earth do I pick a nutrition bar?
  by Nancy Brand Patel
• Cutting-Edge Cuisine: the second edition of Cutting-Edge Cuisine combines the cultural flavors of Miami with the region's finest seasonal produce
• Dressed to grill: grilling summer veggies outdoors yields delicious salads … without heating up your kitchen indoors!
  by Andrea Chesman
• Hair scare
• Sublimely simple
• Carrot & stick: who walks the walk, who's nothing but talk
• Tropical splash: enjoy the exotic flavors of Caribbean cuisine in this summer menu—it's the next best thing to a vacation
  by Patsy Jamieson
• It's where
• Eat your veggies
• Alert: is your Roquefort cheese really from Roquefort?
  by Robert Weissman
• Twisting the night away
• Asian accent: delicious, satisfying Vietnamese cuisine
  by Myra Kornfeld
• The long haul
• Grapes to go
• Goin' bats in Austin: America's largest urban bat population takes off
  by Carla Davis
• 1 food 5 ways: strawberries: these plump, juicy treats aren't just for cereal and desserts anymore
  by Joyce Goldstein
• The good guys
• If cows wore shoes … they'd wear these. The newest vegan shoes are fun comfy, stylish and affordable. Hard to believe, huh?!
  by Lisa Barley
• For once, there's some good sun news
  by Rona Cherry
• Question of the month: what do you eat for breakfast, and why?
• The best summer salad
• My curvaceous cast-iron beauty: the price of the cherry pitter was perfect: $5 and a smile
  by Lucie L. Snodgrass
• Q: what's an immersion blender?
• Correction
• Fewer hunters
• Figuring out fats
  by Katherine Tallmadge
• Repeat after me
  by T. Colin Campbell
• Chew on these natural remedies
  by Neal Barnard
• The sound of silence
  by Val Weaver
• Easy summer suppers: garden-fresh produce shines in these terrific dishes
  by Vicki Chelf
• How long will it last?
• Heart-y laughter
• 30 minutes: lazy-day cooking—cool, fresh, delicious
  by Alexandra Greeley
• Calorie counting
• Bottled up
• Simple sautes: take the heat out of summer cooking
  by Robin Robertson