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Articles in May, 2008 issue of New Life Journal

• Asheville City market arrives
• The commandments of culinary herbs: abide by the following rules laid out by gardener Eve Davis and you'll be cookin'
  by Eve Davis
• Crust and crumb: check out locally baked artisan breads with Ruth Gonzalez
  by Ruth Gonzalez
• Correction
• Coffee Shop opens and goes Solar
• Area Farmers'/Tailgate Markets
• Massage away postpartum pains: learn the benefits of massage and bodywork for you and baby from Colette Frogale
  by Colette Frogale
• Elemental Appalachia: H. Byron Ballard tells a tale of water, winding from earlier times to our present day
  by H. Byron Ballard
• Is Turmeric the New Ibuprofen?
  by CoreyPine Shane
• Dr. Jeanine Davis: artful horticulturist and herbal activist
• Work stressing you out? Herbs can help! Herbalist Ceara Foley helps you determine what herbs you should employ as your calming co-workers
  by Ceara Foley
• Q&A: solar series: Part 1: getting started with solar energy
• Dogwood alliance takes on packaging problem
• Overcoming my herbal hang-up
  by Maggie Cramer
• Forget salt and pepper; opt for herbs: raw foods chef Jenya Hampton explains how herbs can help you bring the flavors of the world to your dinner plate
  by Jenya Hampton
• Is your light trespassing? Michael Figura shines a spotlight on the negative effects of outdoor lighting
  by Michael Figura
• Our moment of decision: opportunity for a new energy direction: Avram Friedman, executive director of the Canary Coalition, encourages us to get exertive about energy
  by Avram Friedman
• Herbal home goods: learn the step-by-step of making lavender goodies, perfect for gifts and your own home, with Marilyn Cade
  by Marilyn Cade
• What exactly makes up a Chinese herbal formula? You don't have to be a math wizard to solve this equation
  by Jessica Godino
• Are herbs safe for growing bellies and breast feeding babies? Yes, say herbalists Maria Muscarella and Nikki Solomon, who show you how to find the helpful and avoid the hazardous
  by Maria Muscarella