This dish is one of my favorites, and the manner in which the recipe is presented (image mapped info tags on a series of Flickr images) is very cool!

A little while ago my car was broken into and thieves stole my CDs. Sadly for them, most of these were language learning CDs

According to the UL: "Democratic Presidential candidate John Edwards would love to have thevotes of New Hampshire’s numerous Catholics. To get them, he’ll need toexplain why he stood by two staff members after he found out abouttheir anti-Christian and anti-Catholic bigotry."

I finally realized, Saturday evening in the grocery store parking lot, why I got thrashed (torn buttons and bloody noses and lips, mostly) by the high school kids so often on the bus from the time I was a first grader until I was in fifth or sixth grade (besides that fact that I didn’t […]

This piece by Mark Glaser is funny and not without some insight (which is, of course, why it’s funny)… LOS ANGELES (Goiters)

Fairly unique, according to this tool below… but my daughter’s is even more so. The tool says she’s the only one with her name in the U.S. And it’s not an unusual sounding name… HowManyOfMe.com There are:3people with my namein the U.S.A. How many have your name? Via Church of the Masses…

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From the wiki over at Online Journalism Review: "From astroturf to sock puppets, we provide definitions to common jargon in the Web journalism industry."

Rick gave me The Road by Cormac McCarthy back in December and I just finished it last night. Would have been quicker

We finally got around to watching Superman Returns last night. Could have skipped it. A few quick observations: 1. There was a funny/interesting bit of commentary on the challenges facing the newspaper industry in our era: Perry White (looking at close up pictures of Superman holding a car above his head) says, "These are iconic