Daniel Neman is a Features Writer at various publications, including The Salem News and the Chattanooga Times Free Press. He specializes in topics related to food and beverages, diet and nutrition, and entertainment, often exploring themes of food waste and consumer interests. His work has been featured in numerous outlets, including the Chicago Tribune and the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
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By Daniel Neman St. Louis Post-Dispatch (TNS) Are you normal or weird?
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By: Daniel Neman
When blue whales poop, their reddish-orange waste floats to the top of the ocean and forms a kind of lake of whale excrement.
By: Daniel Neman
Features writer We recently watched a movie in which a chef made coq au vin , and suddenly my wife had a hankering for coq au vin.
For a couple of weeks recently, Maxine Eleanor Goebel, who is 19 months old, had to sleep in a crib from Ikea.
I don’t understand the new food pyramid. Then again, I didn’t understand the old food pyramid, either.
The Hi-Pointe Theatre's first-ever Bleak Week includes some unhappy masterpieces.
By: Daniel Neman
There is one joke in "Animal House" that everybody laughs at, but I don't.
By: Daniel Neman
There is one joke in "Animal House" that everybody laughs at, but I don't. It's the motto of Faber College, which is revealed to be "Knowledge is Good."
