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Scientists debut first new chocolate in 80 years — and it's pink!
The headline link leads to an NBC Today piece, while Callebaut’s press release can be found here.
“ The Ruby bean is unique because the fresh berry-fruitiness and color precursors are naturally present. The cocoa beans are sourced from different regions of the world. The bean has a specific set of attributes, which Barry Callebaut managed to unlock through an innovative process that took many years to develop.”
Decoding Episode Appeal to Voters Starts With Pilots (Variety)
Better Call Saul co-creator Vince Gilligan has a theory about why he got an Emmy nomination for directing “Witness” this year. “I can make this short and sweet instead of laying a bunch of creative or artistic claptrap on you,” he says. “It’s probably name recognition.”
To Gilligan, the reasoning behind why any episode gets nominated for an Emmy has long been out of reach. “‘Witness’ is a perfectly competently directed episode of television, but we had better episodes of Saul,” he says. “I literally can’t sit here and say this is why it’s superior.”
'Better Call Saul' stars Jonathan Banks and Giancarlo Esposito break bad a second time (Los Angeles Times)
Q: Vince Gilligan, who created both Breaking Bad and Saul, said that with Walter White he wanted to take a Mr. Chips character and turn him into Scarface. Do you see Saul being a chance to watch the rot creep into Gus and Mike, or is it already there?
Banks: Mike grew up on a block that was not a good block — a hardcore, hardscrabble environment. There was a lot of danger from the very beginning. But his weakness is his compassion for other people. You can elaborate from that.
Esposito: There was always danger around Gus, but he used his skill and intellect to manipulate his way out of that and create a world of his own. This guy could be selling toothpaste — he's a good businessman. It doesn't have to be meth, but it is. His most excellent skill is how he blends in with people and allows them to believe he's your next-door neighbor, a normal guy. You could say he's going bad, but he's doing a lot of good in the process — even if it is self-serving.
Q: So are they villains?
Esposito: [Laughs] Within every villain, there's a saint. I refuse to look at Gus as just a villain — he's more than that. That would be the stereotype.
Banks: We think of villains as twirling a mustache or tying girls on railroad tracks. Mike knows that things are bad, and if anything, it spirals him deeper and deeper. The only reason Mike is here is because of his granddaughter. Without her he would have eaten his gun a long time ago.
“Writing for Themed Anthologies,” with Keith DeCandido, Randee Daw, and Michael A. Ventrella
REVIEW: “Writing for Themed Anthologies,” with Keith DeCandido, Randee Dawn, and Michael A. Ventrella A long time ago, an editor (who has since passed away), gave me a compliment–I wasn’t as much of a noob as a lot of writers who had only published a few things. That is, I tended to make less of an ass of myself than other writers who were relatively new at the game… Okay, that sounds rude, and…
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[Writing is] always really hard work, it’s really frustrating hard work. Writers block’ is just a description of it being harder. So if it’s hard to write a sentence, you just write a word, and if you can’t write a word you can’t beat yourself up over it. If you’re in the season of needing to write you have to be able to write everywhere. Like most writers, the season comes with the deadline. It may be an internal deadline, like ‘What the hell am I doing on this planet if I haven’t written a song in a year in a half?’ — [but] nah, it takes a business deadline. And then I just start listening to everything and considering everything, listening to the resonance of every phrase.”
Warren Zevon
in an interview with Randee Dawn, 1993. He would die in 2003, having recorded two final great albums about facing his own death.
Between the lines with Randee Dawn | Space, the Final Frontier for Gender Stereotypes
https://curiosityquills.com/space-the-final-frontier-for-gender-stereotypes/
Between the lines with Randee Dawn - “Last Man on Earth”: Laughing, or not, at the end of the world
https://curiosityquills.com/?p=31870
Between the Lines with Randee Dawn - Ho-ho-hold the treacle: Most holiday movies stink. Demand better!
Between the Lines with Randee Dawn - Ho-ho-hold the treacle: Most holiday movies stink. Demand better! https://curiosityquills.com/?p=31169
