Do you remember my "one pot, one skillet" post awhile back? Well, a lot of you shared some of your favorite one-pot meals. I read through just about the entire thread, and there were LOTS of delicious offerings, but one dish really stood out (to...
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Really good fan's perspective from Rany Jazayerli, especially the risk you know going in that this could be like the '07 Rockies. I'll be rooting for KC, but above all.
Forcing impoverished graduate students and adjunct faculty to travel to a random expensive city for 30 minute first round job interview is one of the least morally defensible parts of.
Shorter verbatim John Fund: "There’s no doubt that many people in our increasingly mobile and hectic society want voting to be as easy and convenient as buying fast food. But too much of anything can be bad — just ask someone who has gorged on...
A Heritage Foundation hack has taken time off from crafting Democratic health care policy to point out the horrors of Obama's nominee to head the Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division.
As Anderson noted in comments recently, Judge Dennis's dissent from the 5th Circuit's denial of an en banc hearing of its opinion allowing Texas to force most of the state's.
I've talked before about how national parks, and especially the classic nature parks of the American West, are whitened places, with indigenous histories erased and indigenous people evicted. That's certainly true, but those white people needed servants and sometimes they left a bit of evidence...
Sherpas are poor. So they take what jobs they can get. Those jobs are carrying stuff for rich white people around the world who want to climb mountains. Serving as.
Super cool: Hidden for more than 90 years beneath the rolling sand dunes of Guadalupe, California, an enormous, plaster sphinx from the 1923 blockbuster movie "The Ten Commandments" has been.
You might think that the fact that the Supreme Court is willing to allow Texas to conduct an election with a racially discriminatory poll tax reflects a complete disinterest unwillingness* to intervene in the electoral process. Of course, this is not exactly true: There is...
...and now come the grifters. It's just amazing how important an issue ethics in gaming journalism* has gotten! *Note: underlying "scandal" unlikely to contain any actual evidence even of unethical.
Janice Rogers Brown strikes again.