I think that's intentional. In 'normal' cooking you sear both sides to retain the juices, but as the meat is cooked at a low temp that isn't so much of a problem. Freezing the meat on a flat surface will result in one side being perfect for searing.

This theory doesn't explain why quaggas only had stripes on the front part of their bodies. Half-stripey quaggas are divergent from full-stripey plains zebra. If the stripes function only as an insect deterrent, then there is no obvious evolutionary advantage to loosing markings on half the body.

If someone does get hurt then the installation automatically becomes 'performance art'.

Can't put your money where your mouth is?

A bit of googling shows that both pronunciations have their adherents.

Add another shower head and you could call it the Snow White shower ...

So 'troll' rhymes with 'whole' / 'sole' in England?

Another thing you don't hear: "Honey, have you drunk all the fireplace fuel again?"

It's a complicated topic.

What I'm saying is that if the issue with Foxcom workers is that their job is "boring" and it entails "waking up going to work then going home and going to sleep", then they don't realise how lucky they are.

Chinese complaining don't like the work conditions?

Also, often when you think you feel hungry you're actually thirsty. So water can have an effect on your eating habits too.

My llama Edgar, why is he busted?

VOTE: EyeTV 3 with Elgato Homerun / Netstream

Ah yes. Who was it who said, "The unity of a nation's spirit and will are worth far more than the freedom of the spirit and will of an individual; and that the higher interests involved in the life of the whole must here set the limits and lay down the duties of the interests of the individual." ?

At least we know the guy wasn't a Gawker Media user, because we all know GM's policy to user privacy.

Does the found-it-in-a-bar defence work for invasion of privacy?

It was really kind of General Alcazar to donate the painting to the museum.

Africa has had an indigenous movie industry since the 1920's. To suggest that this movie is 'the first horror film entirely filmed in Africa' is ludicrous hype - it's simply untrue.

Well, I hope he's tried to find an Apple store in Edinburgh ...