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| Eat Smart |
Learn how to meet 5 important goals that can improve your diet.
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| Costa Rica's Hidden Paradise |
Rain forest hikes, ocean views, and first-rate lodging are just a few of the
reasons to experience the lush, less-traveled Osa Peninsula.
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| Good Moves Custom Workout Series |
Cooking Light Fitness Expert Gin Miller is creating one custom workout for a reader in each 2008 issue. Adapt these for yourself with instructional videos and PDF downloads.
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I wear makeup and lipstick with an SPF on the label. Is that enough sun protection?
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Where to Stay in Rome
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The renovated St. Regis Grand Hotel (Via Vittorio Emanuele Orlando 3, 06-47091; $373 to $933) has luxuriously decorated rooms and such perks as an English-speaking butler. Es Hotel, Rome's first boutique hotel, is decked out in the latest mod-urban fashion (Via Turati, 06-444841, www.eshotel.it, $250 to $300). The best mid-range deal in town is at Hotel Trastevere (Via Luciano Manara 24, 06-5814713, $78 to $100). Rome is one of the main stops on the backpackers' trail through Europe, so there are also many budget accommodations. The best of these is the hostel Beehive (Via Marghera 8, 06-44704553, www.the-beehive.com; $40 per person for a room with private bath), which is run by an American couple who relocated to the city and provide four-star service at two-star rates. Find more great insider tips from Cooking Light contributor Paul Bennett at Context Rome.
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Color without a Cost
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Choose a wide variety of flowers and foliage to get the most bang for your buck. |
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