http://www.nytimes.com/2011/02/23/dining/23goats.html SO, as a foodie wanna-be (way too much work for me to make a go of this), i was charmed by the tale of rural meets urban. I know enough about goats to know that yes, they do eat papers. Tweet
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“With a clutch of enterprising shops opening in the last few months,” New York is experiencing a “flowering in the doughnut arts.” Some of the “clever new doughnut glazes” include “hibiscus with hibiscus flowers, chocolate chipotle, plain glazed, chocolate with cacao nibs, dulce de leche with toasted almonds and toasted coconut.” And even square doughnuts [...]
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An illustration based on an article I have read on today’s paper about 16mm film analogue technology and its value and how labs stopped using it: http://www.guardian.co.uk/artanddesign/2011/feb/22/tacita-dean-16mm-film Elli Chortara © 2011 Tweet
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Welcome to the Dark Ages. Tweet
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China No. 2, but U.S. can remain No. 1 Japan’s Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry announced China had passed Japan in 2010 to become Asia’s biggest economy and the world’s second largest, only after the United States. With a Japanese economy that shrank at a 1.1 percent annual rate, while China’s gross domestic product [...]
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During the five hours or so it took me to cut the words out of this half page, I was listening to an interview with political theorist Benjamin Barber. A straight shooter, Barber, basically said that with a millitary and vice President appointed by Mubarak in power in Egypt, the meaningful change desired by protesters [...]
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Status:It is complicated. Tweet
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