Blog devoted to scanned sandwiches. (Mmmm, lobster roll.) There's a companion book, too. Via.
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Showing posts with label food. Show all posts
Tuesday, July 19, 2011
Link roundup
1. You can read Neil Gaiman's excellent short story, The Truth Is a Cave in the Black Mountains.
2. Halekulani Coconut Cake recipe. (My second favorite hotel on Oahu.)
3. Laker Andrew Bynum was photographed parking across two disabled parking spots in a largely empty lot.
2. Halekulani Coconut Cake recipe. (My second favorite hotel on Oahu.)
3. Laker Andrew Bynum was photographed parking across two disabled parking spots in a largely empty lot.
Wednesday, July 13, 2011
Link roundup
1. Webcomic: Zero Suit Samus Googles herself for the first ... and last time. Via.
2. Three fairly lackluster reviews of SVK by Warren Ellis and BERG.
3. "There are two lessons here. The first is that Gatorade is a waste of money. If you really want to improve performance, gargle with something that actually tastes good, since it was the activation of reward areas that allowed the cyclists to exert maximum performance."
*Buy Metroid toys at eBay.
2. Three fairly lackluster reviews of SVK by Warren Ellis and BERG.
3. "There are two lessons here. The first is that Gatorade is a waste of money. If you really want to improve performance, gargle with something that actually tastes good, since it was the activation of reward areas that allowed the cyclists to exert maximum performance."
*Buy Metroid toys at eBay.
Monday, July 11, 2011
Link roundup
1. Lamborghini is apparently going to stop making manual transmissions.
2. Emily Shur talks about photographing Sarah Palin for Newsweek.
3. Recipe for Coffee Bean's Sunrise. Is there a recipe for their Black Forest?
2. Emily Shur talks about photographing Sarah Palin for Newsweek.
3. Recipe for Coffee Bean's Sunrise. Is there a recipe for their Black Forest?
Tuesday, July 5, 2011
Link roundup
1. Johnny Depp has apparently made $350 million from the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise.
2. The Netherlands is apparently the world's third largest agricultural exporter, despite having little land, thanks to hydroponic agriculture that uses computer-controlled feeding of high-quality chemicals. (Presumably such techniques could be applied elsewhere if there was a serious danger of food shortages.)
3. For Los Angeles residents, if there's a police helicopter hovering over your house, you can call 213-485-2600 to find out why. (I had need of this today.) Via.
2. The Netherlands is apparently the world's third largest agricultural exporter, despite having little land, thanks to hydroponic agriculture that uses computer-controlled feeding of high-quality chemicals. (Presumably such techniques could be applied elsewhere if there was a serious danger of food shortages.)
3. For Los Angeles residents, if there's a police helicopter hovering over your house, you can call 213-485-2600 to find out why. (I had need of this today.) Via.
Thursday, June 23, 2011
Link roundup
1. Cookies N’ Cream Cake recipe.
2. Mike Krahulik's positive comments about playing The Old Republic for a month.
3. Signalnoise logo desktop and iPhone wallpapers.
2. Mike Krahulik's positive comments about playing The Old Republic for a month.
3. Signalnoise logo desktop and iPhone wallpapers.
Thursday, June 16, 2011
Link roundup
1. Incredibly cute guinea pig. Via.
2. How to make a cheap Frappuccino. Also, how to make a frappuccino on a stick. Via.
3. FYI, Tenacious Toys has in stock for $40 my favorite vinyl toy. (I liked it so much, I made my own miniature version before buying the real thing.)
2. How to make a cheap Frappuccino. Also, how to make a frappuccino on a stick. Via.
3. FYI, Tenacious Toys has in stock for $40 my favorite vinyl toy. (I liked it so much, I made my own miniature version before buying the real thing.)
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