Soup To Nuts

Everything is everything. Here, I'll prove it.

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Professor told us: “If we were to learn one thing today, it’s the Oxford Comma”. Then she showed us this cartoon. - Imgur

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If you haven’t listened to it yet, you need to hear “Bacon Pancakes New York.” Or what I posted, its 10-hour repeat remix. You’re welcome.

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Some weekends I'm like:

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Bacon Pancakes, New York remix

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Always bacon pancakes

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9 things you need to remember

1. you are a person and people need to eat.

2. “i was not born to be a skeleton” is the most beautiful sentence you will ever hear.

3. growling stomachs and rotten teeth are not beautiful.

4. water is not a meal.

5. healthy snacks are always an option.

6. plants need food and water and sun to grow up strong and beautiful. so do you.

7. long walks are magical.

8. naps really do fix everything.

9. you are important.

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One man’s trash is another man’s treasure.

As we show in the video above, this is what chef Dan Barber demonstrated earlier this year, when he temporarily turned Blue Hill, his Michelin-starred restaurant in New York City, into an incubator for garbage-to-plate dining.

Barber’s intent was to raise awareness about the vast issue of food waste. As we’ve reported, an estimated 133 billion pounds of food is wasted in the U.S. each year. The typical American family tosses out about $1,500 of food yearly.

All this wasted food is the largest component of solid waste in our landfills, and when it rots, it emits methane — a potent greenhouse gas linked to climate change.

So, you may be wondering, what can I do in my own kitchen?

To answer that, we talked to Dana Gunders of the Natural Resources Defense Council. Her new book, Waste-Free Kitchen Handbook, which is out this month, is full of tips for tackling food waste at home.

Don’t Toss That Sour Milk! And Other Tips To Cut Kitchen Food Waste

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Adams’s 1989 recognizes a rock lineage born of a woman. He’s not legitimizing Swift’s work – he’s figuring out how her voice can validate and include his.

– NPR’s Ann Powers on Ryan Adams’ song-by-song cover of Taylor Swift’s 1989, which she calls “a means of exposing the ways the old prejudices still hold.”

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A boy and a gun

A boy and a gun

Something I will never forget … when I was young (a little boy, really) — my Dad gave me my first BB gun. It was the best thing any young boy could have gotten from his dad. I knew that they were an instrument to be taken seriously and my Dad taught me how to handle one but at that time, I didn’t really understand its power.

On a rather cold fall afternoon while still living on Timberlake in…

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And this.

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You don’t have a soul if you don’t chuckle just a little (and yeah, I said chuckle. Wanna fight about it?)

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OMG @jimmyjohnson isn't the #lineleader. For the love of god, pls be the line leader #jimmyjohnson #nascar #cocacola600

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It's just an idea but could change things up a bit ...

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A place, an idea

A place, an idea

My friend Chris and I have a problem. Get a couple beers in us and the conversation doesn’t usually head towards the gutter but instead — and usually in warp speed — heads towards us discussing how we can change the world … or at least a sliver of it. Sure enough, we have plenty of *ideas*. I’ve heard enough from Robert Scoble and the bagillion answered Quora startup questions to know that ideas…

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