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And now, for something sort-of different
Job seeking is really kicking my butt. I used to tell clients that job seeking is a full time job. It has become that and more. It would probably be easier if I were just spamming applications, but I’m trying to get on with organizations that participate in the same retirement system I spent 26 [...]
Tagged food, PersonalA good idea
Over the years I’ve had a number of “good ideas.” Some of them haven’t worked out so well. For example, around 1970, our family spent Christmas in Southern California. Cool, huh? Ocean beaches, LA, Hollywood, Beverly Hills. Except that’s not what my family meant by Southern California. We spent Christmas in Blythe, on the Arizona [...]
Tagged food, PersonalModern Paleo
I see lots of interesting ideas on the web sites I read regularly. Most are variations of things I’ve seen before, or better background information, or better explanations, or better arguments. I rarely find something completely different. Modern Paleo is about a different way of eating, a sort of “eat what we developed to eat” [...]
Tagged food, Science/TechnologyFood (or perhaps, drink) for thought
Legiron discusses and links to an in-depth post about breast cancer. The question is, “Why do women in the Western world die from breast cancer at a rate of about 1 in 10, while women in China die of breast cancer die at a rate of about 1 in 10,000?” The answer appears to be [...]
Tagged food, health care, Science/TechnologyNew Year, New Cheese
I don’t do new year’s resolutions. I’ve written before about it, but the short version is that I see New Year’s Day as an accident of chronology. We are roughly in the same place, relative to the sun, we were 365¼ days ago. Not the most rational reason to embark on potentially life-altering projects. Besides, [...]
Tagged food, Personal, smoked food