“I could be anyone Terri — that is the beauty of technology” says the deep-throated voice to the lead actress in the Lifetime movie Deadly Web. “Mrs. Lawrence, Cybergod seems to be obsessed with you … We need you to communicate with him. We need you to provoke him.” I love these movies — [...]
July 31st, 2004
Read...Cheetos are getting kicked out of French schools — them kiddies are getting too plump. And scientists find an ancient, old school brewery in Peru.
July 31st, 2004
Read...The New York Times reports that Utah is the perfect genetic petrie dish in which to trace genetic transference: “For more than 150 years, largely because of the Mormon church, the state has been a magnet to people who mostly stayed put. A relatively small founding population was fruitful and multiplied - aided in the 19th [...]
July 31st, 2004
Read...Wraps of lemon pepper chicken, leftover rice (see ‘Dinner’ below) and feta, with oven baked red potato crisps.
July 29th, 2004
Read...As the summer fellowship progressed, there was a sense that our reporting, writing, and strenous re-editing was happening in a vaccum — and that no one but our parents would ever read our online publication, Pointssouth.net. Our fears were unwarranted, as David Warner, editor of the Tampa alt-weekly Weekly Planet, has run a story featuring [...]
July 29th, 2004
Read...This thing has been changing as I have changed in recent months, evolving from a commentated series of links into personal reflection on the Poynter experience, and now images of what I am cooking. When I was first given this blog (thank you, Hunter), I wasn’t quite sure what to do with it — what [...]
July 29th, 2004
Read...This morning, I made tacos of salmon chorizo, eggs, sweet corn, and black beans, topped with diced serranos, shallots, cilantro, red onion, and lime. Notes to cooks below
July 28th, 2004
Read...For dinner, I made pan-seared tilapia filets, topped with chile lime butter, and southwestern cumin rice. Notes to cooks below
July 27th, 2004
Read...Epicurious.com is my favorite site for recipes because of the reader comments, which help me to piece together the perfect version of a given recipe. But this — this is hysterical. On a basic recipe for salted water for boiling, the Epicureans went wild — posting page after page of satrical comments. There is a [...]
July 26th, 2004
Read...Well, I am sure that my narrations of the Poynter fellowship will cease soon, seeing as the program ended yesterday. I woke up today feeling sad — like 30 of my closest friends just up and moved away. It felt awkward and ugly, until I came into the building to check on my email. But [...]
July 17th, 2004
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