If you’re anywhere near Orange, you need to stop into Hollingshead’s Deli. They have a wonderful sandwich called “The Spicy” consisting of hot pastrami, capicola, and liverwurst on an onion roll. Their tap list isn’t too shabby either.

When they design the I5 they’ll do the exact same thing but leave off the front and rear panels.

If you’re getting fries from Wendy’s then the proper dipping sauce is chili.

This topic has already been beaten to death. Everyone knows an eagle should have been the ring-bearer.

I was thinking the same thing. It takes what, 5 minutes to make pancake batter? I use a nonstick skillet on medium-low heat and it takes about 2 minutes per side for fairly thick pancakes, and they come out perfect every time. I can make a small batch that that lasts Saturday and Sunday in about 25 minutes. You know…

The pot/kettle dynamic is very strong in this article.

Gotta love copy-paste journalism. This article references the Washington Post article which references a USA Today article. The USA Today article says the humans were too slow but the Post article changes it to Flippy being too slow.

My main concern would be excessive DMS in the final product because it can’t evaporate off during the boil.

I started playing this game about 4 months ago and found it pretty easy to get into. It has all the trademarks of FF (chocobos, cactaur, black mages, white mages, etc) but as with each FF games its story is unique and stands on its own. As a previous comment pointed out, the main story is very long, but it’s a lot of…

ctrl-A selects all text. Very useful in conjunction with ctrl-X and ctrl-C.

I’ve seen this in some wine bars. It allows you get a pour of expensive wine without paying for a whole bottle or making the establishment waste a whole bottle for one glass.

Rodenbach Grand Cru is Belgian sour that is fairly available and straddles the line between a tart wine and a robust beer very well. Monk’s Cafe Flemish Sour Ale is a Flanders Brown that’s quite straightforward. Stay away from anything that says “lambic” or “gueuze” as those will be the most funky, and by all means…

My personal favorite is nutritional yeast and garlic butter over popcorn popped in chile oil. Savory, garlicy, spicy!

I’d like to point out that regardless of horsepower, this is a nice looking car. Something about the proportions and the way it flows from front to back is very pleasing to my eyes. Also the color. Yes, the all the aero bits and folds and creases are bit insane. The back end needs work. But it seems to incorporate…

Doing BJCP has probably been the biggest influence on my palette and my overall appreciation of beer. As part of preparation for the test, my homebrew club got together each week and tasted classic examples of each style. In contrast to the tasting notes on a bottle which tend to be very limited, the BJCP guidelines…

I’m surprised no one mentioned “How to Brew” by John Palmer. Available both in print and free online, it’s one of the definitive homebrewing guides. It has a lot of information for both novice and experienced brewers.

I see jams all the time at 5:30 am. The rush hour traffic keeps getting worse and people keep leaving earlier.

Lord of the Rings Online is in its own league when it comes to music playing. There’s a dozen different instruments and you can upload midi files to automate songs. It’s a fairly regular occurrence to find a group staging a concert in Bree with all the different instrument parts synchronized.

I’ve played Lotro on and off over the years and it really is a quality piece of work, with a lot of attention to detail and much love for the source material. It definitely should be at the top of this list.

If you want to build a train, you hire architects and engineers and contractors and builders. Notice how “tech startup” is missing from that list.