Neven goes induction:
You may have heard about induction cooktops, increasingly used in fine restaurants the world over. What you may not realize is that they’re also an excellent option for your home kitchen; induction is the ideal cooking method for almost all cooktop uses, and right now, you can upgrade your kitchen to it more affordably than ever.
As an aside, I’m taking at least partial credit for Neven’s delving into electromagnetic cooking. I’ve personally sold at least three induction ranges (GE, where’s my kickback?) despite the fact that I cook on a crappy electric range in the crappy galley kitchen in my not-exactly-crappy-but-nothing-to-write-home-about-either one bedroom apartment.
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He said it would bring the team together
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Robert Coffey, a sophomore at Kentucky’s Breckenridge County High School, on the football coach taking a busload of players to his church to be baptized. Of course, this violates the spirit, if not the letter, of the separation of church and state, not to mention common sense.
But, hey, wingnuts keep your kids out of class today, the president’s indoctrinating your children with liberalism, talking about such lefty socialist values as working hard. [via William Gibson]
It is not easy to categorize the Beatles’ music; more than any other group, their sound can be described as “Beatlesque.” It’s akin to a combination of Badfinger, Oasis, Corner Shop, and everyother rock band that’s ever existed.
—Sometimes, I really hate Chuck Klosterman’s writing. His attempt to review the Beatles remaster does absolutely nothing to fix that.
I, too, fear our coming oligarhy overlords.
Sadly, the mouthbreathers who lap this up are the same ones keeping their kids out of school today.
