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OnMilwaukee.com Weekend Preview: Sept. 3-5, 2010

September is here and it's bringing all the telltale signs of fall -- the leaves are beginning to change color, birds are flying south and the distinctive rumble of Harleys is rolling in.

In villages of Aetas, cure found in plants

Villagers in Barangays Marcos and Macapagal here boil the leaves of acacia and roots of cogon together. The mixture is an old solution to high fever and malaria and is used to wash the patient down to lower his body temperature.

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Mind your 'maters!

Shelley Barlow is totally into tomatoes. During summer, she never goes a day without dining on several. “I eat tomatoes three meals a day, plus snacks when they are in season,” she says. “Lots and lots of tomato sandwiches and BLTs, of course.”