NYTimes of the day

Being late once more on my NYTimes read up, but trying to keep up, here are the latest enlightenment articles (to me).

• It's all about veggies, all about health:  It seems that nowadays anything related to healthy diets is tightly associated with veggies and organic - I am so glad that Ewa and I are vegans:
• Potato, green bean, and spinach salad
• In defense of potatoes
• Sautéed summer squash
• Andean bean stew with winter squash and quinoa
• Red pepper risotto
• Overweight and healthy: though this may seem a triviality, it seems that in the past it was considered to be fine to have the extra weight and being healthy, but according to this article, new studies are showing otherwise.
• Google now advertises through the NYTimes banners: this is not an article, but it caught my attention while seeking for articles.  I saw a google banner add, which is promoting their advertisement engine.
• Google new phone device: This article is rather funny, it does a fair analysis on Google's new Nexus One (HTC brand), and then it goes on how the new device can take advantage in the US market wide range of mobile carriers: AT&T and T-Mobile... OK for those that don't want AT&T, we have T-Mobile... and that's it - for being the epicenter of capitalism, it doesn't seem that, us, consumers have a wide range of options (oligopoly or monopoly)
• 3D TV: I have to see the new movie Avatar, just so I understand what this article is referring to - I can't imagine how special this new visualization can be like.
• What is left in the US that Asia will not want to own:  funny how just yesterday I was speaking to a colleague of mine about how Asia seems to be taking over everything, including creativity and innovation, which the article mentions too.