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Five (possible) reasons why Jobs will not be at Macworld (TG Daily)

Opinion – Plenty of rumors are once again preceding the opening of Macworld 2009 in San Francisco today. Most expect a netbook or tablet PC-like product to be unveiled, but there is a certain disappointment that this will be the final Macworld conference and that Apple CEO Steve Jobs won’t be holding the keynote. Rumors were to be expected, especially those speculating about Jobs’ health, but ...

Organic gardening calendar for January (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)

Week 1 Jan. 3-10 Perform a soil test: Using a sharp shovel, slice a 12-inch square 6 inches deep. Count the earthworms. If you see at least six healthy earthworms, you’ve got great soil. If not, improve your soil with organic amendments. Earthworms aerate the soil. Plants and lawn grasses need aeration to be healthy. Turn compost pile. If it is too dry, water it down. Too wet? Add dry ...

Five-year Agricultural Development Program launched (Daily News)

P. B. Kirindeniya Nawalapitiya group corr. The Sri Lanka Hadabima Authority launched a five-year Agricultural Development Program in Bowwagama Grama Seva Division, Pasbage Korale Divisional Secretariat area.

Business briefs (Rochester Democrat and Chronicle)

Networking program Tuesday at Monroe CC Organic conference at convention center Nominations sought for top marketer Group will take tour of Xerox innovation center Record-keeping seminar in Greece All-female board takes charge in HF-Mendon

MONDAY Q&A: Trainer taps own experience to help others lose weight (The Indiana Gazette)

EDITOR'S NOTE: Barbara I. Croce is a personal trainer and weight management consultant who developed the NEWAY system for healthy living. She recently sat down with Gazette staffer Margaret Harper to discuss weight loss and healthy living for the new year.

Make this a Garden Season to Enjoy (Lexington Clipper-Herald)

(ARA) - The catalogues are starting to pile up and the list of landscape improvements grows longer each day. Don't let this overwhelm or discourage you. Instead spend a bit of time planning now for better results in your garden.