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Classic Meat Lasagna

It’s cheesy and delicious - and the best part - only 551 calories per serving! I’m definitely going to try out this recipe one of these days. Enjoy!

Top 10 Clippings for December:

1. Better Homes & Gardens: Check out how one family took inspiration from Al Gore’s An Inconvenient Truth remodeled their kitchen to make it more energy efficient and have a positive impact on the environment. http://www.bhg-digital.com/bhg/200908?folio=242#pg244

2. FamilyFun: Get these recipes for FamilyFun’s Festive Fudge and Stylin’ Snowmen for delicious treats this winter. They are easy to make and a great project to get kids in the kitchen for some quality time! http://familyfun.coverleaf.com/familyfun/200912?folio=70#pg82

3. Ad Age: Go inside Ad Age’s Best of the Decade – and see what was rated the Best TV Show, Best Tech Innovation and Best Magazine Covers. http://adage.coverleaf.com/advertisingage/20091214?folio=CW2

4. Men’s Health: If you want to stop wasting your time and money at the gym, but still want to burn that belly fat faster than ever, look no further than the Spartacus Workout. It’s 10 exercises that work out every part of your body – challenging your heart, lungs and muscles – and will quickly put you in the best shape of your life. http://menshealth.coverleaf.com/menshealth/201002?folio=90#pg102

5. Family Circle: This year, make dinner parties easier with this recipe from Family Circle. It’s elegant and simple, and not to mention, delicious – beef tenderloin with blue cheese butter – it’s sure to be a hit with all your guests! http://www.familycircle-digital.com/familycircle/20091201?folio=168#pg170

6. ReadyMade: CPlanning a camping trip? Check out these 5 things you need for a great trip – everything from a hammock and multi-purpose blanket to the books to read around the campfire and snacks and board games to play. http://www.readymade-digital.com/readymade/20080607?folio=46#pg48

7. Sporting News Today: Love the New Year because it’s filled with bowl games? Well, Sporting News Today has the schedule here – so make sure you check it out so you don’t miss out on seeing your favorite teams play! http://today.sportingnews.com/sportingnewstoday/20091207?folio=6#pg6

8. Women’s Health: Improve coordination and banish unwanted inches with these simple workouts and the use of a stability ball, medicine ball or BOSU. It’s a great way to get in shape this winter. http://womenshealth.coverleaf.com/womenshealth/201001?folio=57#pg59

9. Fitness: Sculpt your mind and your body with these new yoga moves for the New Year. You’ll sweat and shape your way to a new body, mind and soul. http://www.fitness-digital.com/fitness/200911?folio=77

10. Runner’s World: There are lots of foods out there that get a bad rap, like potatoes, nuts and even some cheese, but most of the time there are good things that come with the bad. Check out this article from Runner’s World on what foods you should be consuming as an athlete. http://runnersworld.coverleaf.com/runnersworld/201001?folio=40

For cookie recipes - http://www.parents-digital.com/parents/200912?folio=132#pg136
For great last minute gifts (under $35!) - http://www.bhg-digital.com/bhg/200912?folio=123#pg125
For crafts your kids can make - http://familyfun.coverleaf.com/familyfun/200912?folio=54#pg66
For online shopping bargains - http://www.familycircle-digital.com/familycircle/20091201?folio=90#pg92
For holiday card ideas - http://www.bhgscrapbooksetc-digital.com/scrapbooksetc/200911?folio=32#pg34

Top 10 Clippings for November:

1. FamilyFun: With the holidays quickly approaching, the greeting cards are pouring in, but what do you do with them all? Try these tricks to putting your cards to good use – and decorating while you’re at it! http://familyfun.coverleaf.com/familyfun/200911?folio=45#pg47

2. Wood: Need more great products for your workshop? Try this – a contoured sander that gets inside all the curved grooves of your intricate projects and a precision router, to help you dial in on all the grooves and rabbets you are cutting. http://woodmagazine.coverleaf.com/woodmagazine/200911?folio=77#pg79

3. Fitness: Looking to avoid the flu this season? Well, with the seasonal flu and H1N1 on the rise, you should make sure to follow these tips to keeping healthy this winter – starting with washing your hands and keeping them clean. http://www.fitness-digital.com/fitness/200911?folio=82#pg84

4. Sporting News Today: With baseball season over, there’s a lot of free agents to talk about – 189 of them to be exact. Check out who’s available from which teams and try and predict which stars will be on your starting line up next spring. http://today.sportingnews.com/sportingnewstoday/20091106?folio=9#pg9

5. Ladies Home Journal: Don’t stress this holiday season, it only takes the happiness out of it all. Use this week-long menu to help you stay calm, cool and collected, keeping you stress-free! http://www.ladieshomejournal-digital.com/ladieshomejournal/200911?folio=117#pg119

6. Better Homes & Gardens: Create an inspiring, winter wonderland in your own home with these tips from Better Homes & Gardens. What leaves the biggest impact? Things that have meaning. http://www.bhg-digital.com/bhg/200912?folio=47#pg49

7. Traditional Home: Turn your home into a warm and inviting space, by adding depth to the painting on the walls. Using neutral and natural tones help to give your space an authentic tone – and you can bring Mediterranean charm to any part of the world! http://www.traditionalhome-digital.com/traditionalhome/200810?folio=198#pg200

8. Family Circle: Make delicious gravy this holiday season, right from the pan the turkey was cooked in. Just take the extra pan drippings, some stock and butter and whisk it all together to create the creamiest and tastiest gravy you’ll ever have! http://www.familycircle-digital.com/familycircle/20091129?folio=122#pg124

9. Parents: Nate and Joshua are just 2 3-year old boys having fun together in their pre-school class, but a year ago, Nate spoke very little and didn’t play with toys – Nate has Autism. But, by being at his school, the Kennedy Krieger Institute, the boys have become friends and have both learned lessons that will last them a lifetime. http://www.parents-digital.com/parents/200911?folio=151#pg155

10. ReadyMade: Build a glass bubble chandelier all on your own with these simple, 6-step directions from ReadyMade. Made with just glass bulbs, this is a great way to accent your dining area without spending a ton of cash. http://www.readymade-digital.com/readymade/20090203?folio=34

Meredith Corporation in cooperation with its digital provider Texterity (www.texterity.com) has worked with NASA to deliver Stott’s More Magazine subscription to her electronically during her long duration stay aboard the International Space Station.

More, the only lifestyle magazine celebrating confident and successful women over 40, is one of 50 digital publications on Texterity’s consumer magazine portal at www.coverleaf.com where print subscribers receive free digital companions, and where anyone can browse, search, and buy magazines.

Stott was selected as a NASA astronaut in 2000 and has worked technical aspects of station payloads, supported Expedition 10, and has been a station CAPCOM. Aside from serving as a long-duration crew member, she joined astronaut Danny Olivas in the first spacewalk of space shuttle Discovery’s mission. She and Olivas removed two experiments from the hull of the European Columbus module.

Says Patrick Taylor, VP of Publishing Group Communications at Meredith: “We jumped at the chance to help get Nicole her digital copy of More and loved that she has been able to share her journey in space on <a href=”http://www.More.com”More.com. I agree with what our readers have been saying: Stott is an inspiration to all women that big dreams can be achieved.”

Wendy Zingher, Texterity VP of Sales & Marketing agrees. “You don’t have to be a rocket scientist to enjoy digital editions, but we are thrilled that one is! It is very gratifying to all of us at Texterity to be able to provide Nicole with the pleasure of enjoying one of her favorite magazines while in the most exotic of locales.”

Astronaut Stott is blogging from space and her journals are available through www.nasa.gov/station, www.more.com, and at www.texterity.com.

Texterity (www.texterity.com/info-request/) is a privately held company located in Southborough, MA. Texterity converts, maintains, and tracks more than 1,000 digital editions for consumer, trade, and association publishers. Their browser-based Published Web Format can be enjoyed on any computer, iPhone, or iPod touch. Texterity was named a “Top 100” company to watch by E-Content magazine.

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Top 10 Clippings for October:

1. Better Homes & Gardens: Organize your freezer with the help of Better Homes & Gardens. By putting everything in labeled baskets, finding things and putting them back is easier than ever! Not only does this help you buy in bulk to save money, it allows you to have flavorful seasonal ingredients all year round! http://www.bhg-digital.com/bhg/200910?folio=74

2. Men’s Health: Guarantee yourself income for life, in just a few steps from Men’s Health. On the top of the list? Hard work and excellence that drives results – that way you can make yourself unique and stand out, and you’ll be rewarded for your hard work. http://menshealth.coverleaf.com/menshealth/200910?folio=110

3. FamilyFun: Have some fun indoors this winter with a new game from Family Fun – called Shrinking Islands. It’s like musical chairs but instead you put towels around the room, and when the music stops, those without 2 feet on an “island” are out! http://familyfun.coverleaf.com/familyfun/200910?folio=22

4. Sporting News Today: It’s NBA season, and that means it’s time to start predicting who will win it all. Sporting News Today analyzes the good, the bad and the ugly with the Minnesota Timberwolves (and all the other teams too!) so you can have all the information you need to make your picks this year. http://today.sportingnews.com/sportingnewstoday/20091002?folio=45

5. All People Quilt: Check out these fall colors and patters from All People Quilt, and you’ll be on your way to making festive quilts in no time. You can also go online to get the free pattern guides, which makes quilting this year a breeze. http://allpeoplequilt.coverleaf.com/apq/200910?folio=78

6. Wood: Wood Magazine experts check out the 25 greatest tool innovations in the last 25 years, with products that broke new ground, products that evolved and changed woodworking and products that were made affordable for the home shop. If you’re a serious woodworker, you won’t want to miss out on this list! http://woodmagazine.coverleaf.com/woodmagazine/200910?folio=60

7. Family Circle: Can the internet really help your kids in school? Of course – there’s a lot to offer out there, you just have to know where to look. Check out these 14 educational sites from Family Circle – there’s everything from dictionaries to college calendars, search engines to social network sites that encourage your kids to study with others online. http://www.familycircle-digital.com/familycircle/20091017?folio=83#pg83

8. More: Marcia Menter, for More Magazine, recounts her mother’s life, learning a lot about it in the process. It’s a memoir about love, happiness and family that you won’t want to miss. http://www.moremagazine-digital.com/more/200911?folio=63#pg65

9. Runner’s World: What should you be eating as a runner this winter season? Try pumpkin seeds (roasted in the oven with a little bit of salt and Japanese seasoning) – they are a low fat snack that is packed with proteins and minerals to keep you going on those cold mornings. What about the rest of the pumpkin? Try this recipe for Chicken and Pumpkin Curry! http://runnersworld.coverleaf.com/runnersworld/200911?folio=40#pg42

10. Prevention: If you are one of those people who mindlessly snack throughout the day, look no further than these few tips from Prevention. Having an egg for breakfast to get your metabolism going, avoiding the carbs at lunch, and remembering to add healthy fats are just a few things you can do to quell your cravings. http://prevention.coverleaf.com/prevention/200911?folio=68#pg70