Archive for October, 2005
Pizza Night
Tonight I try my hand at making another pizza. The last one turned out pretty good, but this one will be a bit simpler.
David’s side will be just pepperoni, tomato sauce and mozzerella. My side will be crushed tomatoes, mozzerella, gorgonzola, crushed walnuts and diced habanera.
About a week from this very moment I should be [...]
Posted: October 4th, 2005 under Food.
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Drool…
I’ve decided that my favorite dish from the Prime Dinner in June were the Oxtail Raviolli. They had this strong, powerful, earthy Beef flavor. Since then, my cravings for beef have exploded. More than anything, I crave that specific beefy flavor that only certain parts of the cow, unadorned and of high quality can provide.
It’s [...]
Posted: October 6th, 2005 under Food.
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Chile Habanero
I’ve found myself enjoying the taste of habanero pepper a lot more lately. It’s what I’m using as my hot flavoring of choice. I’ve been putting it in pizza, soup, tacos, etc. I’m topping my eggs with it at breakfast and I’m sprinkling it on my sammiches. The only big exception is that I’m still [...]
Posted: October 6th, 2005 under Food.
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Windoze Kills Me
I hate what Windows is doing to the world of systems administration. I am not an IT guy - I don’t profess to know a whole lot about IT and I doubt I’d last long in a conversation with someone who was an IT professional. That doesn’t change the fact that I can say without [...]
Posted: October 10th, 2005 under Work.
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ATL
Atlanta. Busiest airport in the universe. Airport with speedy wifi and absolutely no electrical outlets…
I land in San Francisco in about 6 hours… Yawn.
Posted: October 11th, 2005 under Travel.
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Don’t Trust Anyone Under 30
I think I know the single largest flaw in modern civilization: youth. Shouldn’t our wondrous cloning technologies and life-extending nanotech and biotech revolutions have rendered this horrible thing obsoloete by now?
All I want is to live in a big, dense, thriving city where the average age is 65 and there is no one under 40 [...]
Posted: October 15th, 2005 under Evil, Urbanism.
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Life’s What You Make It
Baby, Location’s What You Make It: An Early Reflection.
Posted: October 19th, 2005 under Home, San Francisco.
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