Comments for FoodBackwards: The DooF Glob (blog) http://www.foodbackwards.com/doofblog Making Good Food Fun! Fri, 21 Nov 2008 03:17:32 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 Comment on A Food Backwards Thank You! by Beth Ross http://www.foodbackwards.com/doofblog/2008/08/11/a-food-backwards-thank-you/#comment-52 Beth Ross Sun, 31 Aug 2008 00:27:55 +0000 http://www.foodbackwards.com/doofblog/?p=76#comment-52 Michael: Congratulations on this amazing and important project! I ran across this while doing something else, only to discover an old friend deep in the mix. All tbe best, Beth Michael:

Congratulations on this amazing and important project!
I ran across this while doing something else, only to discover an old friend deep in the mix.

All tbe best,
Beth

]]> Comment on DooF-a-Palooza 2008 Teaser Photos by mod*mom http://www.foodbackwards.com/doofblog/2008/07/15/doof-a-palooza-2008-teaser-photos/#comment-48 mod*mom Mon, 21 Jul 2008 18:22:30 +0000 http://www.foodbackwards.com/doofblog/?p=75#comment-48 yay! i just discovered your pictures! all 200+ of them are fabulous!!!! amazing angles + artistic eye! we had a such a great time + this will help describe DooF-a-Palooza to my friends, family + blog readers. i even see there were activities i missed. DooF-a-Palooza was so big. yay! i just discovered your pictures! all 200+ of them are fabulous!!!! amazing angles + artistic eye!

we had a such a great time + this will help describe DooF-a-Palooza to my friends, family + blog readers.
i even see there were activities i missed. DooF-a-Palooza was so big.

]]> Comment on DooF-a-Palooza 2008 Teaser Photos by DooF-a-Palooza 2008 | A San Francisco Photography Blog http://www.foodbackwards.com/doofblog/2008/07/15/doof-a-palooza-2008-teaser-photos/#comment-42 DooF-a-Palooza 2008 | A San Francisco Photography Blog Thu, 17 Jul 2008 15:43:11 +0000 http://www.foodbackwards.com/doofblog/?p=75#comment-42 [...] www.foodbackwards.com [...] [...] http://www.foodbackwards.com [...]

]]> Comment on DooF-a-Palooza this Saturday! by Amanda http://www.foodbackwards.com/doofblog/2008/07/10/doof-a-palooza-this-saturday/#comment-41 Amanda Thu, 10 Jul 2008 22:08:58 +0000 http://www.foodbackwards.com/doofblog/?p=59#comment-41 It sounds like a wonderful way to get families involved, but at $20 for parents and $12 for kids how many families can really afford to attend? The admission cost alone for a family of 5 ( 2 parents and 3 kids would be $76. Thats not including gas to get there) is the same amount we would use on a weeks worth of groceries. Just a Thought....... It sounds like a wonderful way to get families involved, but at $20 for parents and $12 for kids how many families can really afford to attend? The admission cost alone for a family of 5 ( 2 parents and 3 kids would be $76. Thats not including gas to get there) is the same amount we would use on a weeks worth of groceries. Just a Thought…….

]]> Comment on The Game’s Afoot! by Barbara Kopels http://www.foodbackwards.com/doofblog/2008/05/22/the-games-afoot/#comment-39 Barbara Kopels Sat, 21 Jun 2008 19:18:16 +0000 http://www.foodbackwards.com/doofblog/?p=56#comment-39 I would like information about the event at Google on July 12. I would like information about the event at Google on July 12.

]]> Comment on What Exactly is DooF-a-Palooza? by mod*mom http://www.foodbackwards.com/doofblog/2008/06/16/what-exactly-is-doof-a-palooza/#comment-38 mod*mom Wed, 18 Jun 2008 18:28:19 +0000 http://www.foodbackwards.com/doofblog/?p=58#comment-38 i'd LOVE to review doof-a-palooza on my blog mod*mom at http://modmom.blogspot.com we live in silicon valley + my daughter attends bing nursery school at stanford. the kids love to cook + grow food i’d LOVE to review doof-a-palooza on my blog mod*mom at http://modmom.blogspot.com

we live in silicon valley + my daughter attends bing nursery school at stanford. the kids love to cook + grow food

]]> Comment on Surprising Health Disparities by David Goldbeck http://www.foodbackwards.com/doofblog/2008/03/30/surprising-health-disparities/#comment-20 David Goldbeck Tue, 01 Apr 2008 18:53:34 +0000 http://www.foodbackwards.com/doofblog/2008/03/30/surprising-health-disparities/#comment-20 I have been a health writer for more than 35 years and my new campaign is kid's health. There is no doubt that a critical underpinning of a healthy diet is significant consumption of vegetables and fruit. Unfortunately, many adults do not like these fine foods - so we must make sure kids don’t develop these attitudes. Parents and teachers interested in getting kids to develop friendly feelings towards fruits and vegetables should take a look at a new book called “The ABC’s of Fruits and Vegetables and Beyond.” Out only a few months and already being bought in quantity for class use. Suited for kids of all ages as it is two books in one – children first learn their alphabet through produce poems and then go on to more mature activities. It is coauthored by best-selling food writer David Goldbeck (me) and Jim Henson writer Steve Charney. You can learn more at HealthyHighways.com I have been a health writer for more than 35 years and my new campaign is kid’s health. There is no doubt that a critical underpinning of a healthy diet is significant consumption of vegetables and fruit. Unfortunately, many adults do not like these fine foods - so we must make sure kids don’t develop these attitudes. Parents and teachers interested in getting kids to develop friendly feelings towards fruits and vegetables should take a look at a new book called “The ABC’s of Fruits and Vegetables and Beyond.” Out only a few months and already being bought in quantity for class use. Suited for kids of all ages as it is two books in one – children first learn their alphabet through produce poems and then go on to more mature activities. It is coauthored by best-selling food writer David Goldbeck (me) and Jim Henson writer Steve Charney. You can learn more at HealthyHighways.com

]]> Comment on Surprising Health Disparities by admin http://www.foodbackwards.com/doofblog/2008/03/30/surprising-health-disparities/#comment-19 admin Mon, 31 Mar 2008 23:10:44 +0000 http://www.foodbackwards.com/doofblog/2008/03/30/surprising-health-disparities/#comment-19 Hi Alex, Thank you for dropping by! Hi Alex,

Thank you for dropping by!

]]> Comment on Federal Programs Fail to Make Good Food Fun by Surprising Health Disparities | FoodBackwards: The DooF Glob (blog) http://www.foodbackwards.com/doofblog/2007/12/28/federal-programs-fail-to-make-good-food-fun/#comment-18 Surprising Health Disparities | FoodBackwards: The DooF Glob (blog) Mon, 31 Mar 2008 20:25:44 +0000 http://foodbackwards.com/doofblog/2007/12/28/federal-programs-fail-to-make-good-food-fun/#comment-18 [...] programs have brought healthy food to classrooms, but the results have been mixed. The difference, we believe, comes in combining the healthy food with an exciting narrative that [...] [...] programs have brought healthy food to classrooms, but the results have been mixed. The difference, we believe, comes in combining the healthy food with an exciting narrative that [...]

]]> Comment on Surprising Health Disparities by Alex http://www.foodbackwards.com/doofblog/2008/03/30/surprising-health-disparities/#comment-15 Alex Mon, 31 Mar 2008 01:52:25 +0000 http://www.foodbackwards.com/doofblog/2008/03/30/surprising-health-disparities/#comment-15 In addition children who do not eat enough fat can become overweight. Swedish researchers found that eating unsaturated fats such as those found in fish, olive oil, and vegetables, actually helped keep weight down in children. Nice research you have :D I do also have blog about nutrition, healthy eating, and health food. I have summary of articles in the news, lists healthy recipes, offers tips and personal feedback on healthy eating, and reports on nutritional research. check this out: http://www.laurelonhealthfood.com In addition children who do not eat enough fat can become overweight. Swedish researchers found that eating unsaturated fats such as those found in fish, olive oil, and vegetables, actually helped keep weight down in children.

Nice research you have :D

I do also have blog about nutrition, healthy eating, and health food. I have summary of articles in the news, lists healthy recipes, offers tips and personal feedback on healthy eating, and reports on nutritional research.

check this out:
http://www.laurelonhealthfood.com

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