Food, Travel, Technology
Found in The Washington Post this past Sunday morning, a curious column from the reliably reactionary quill of George Will, in which he speculates aloud why Liberals haven’t embraced Sherrod Brown in the same way they’ve anointed Elizabeth Warren and […]
Guinness proudly containing fish bladder since the 1800s. SORRY, VEGETARIANS, NO GUINNESS FOR YOU via www.foodandwine.com
From BoingBoing a podcast with Colin Spoelman, author of Guide to Urban Moonshining. I am cleaning out my garage tomorrow… Talking About Making Whiskey
They had me at fermented fish… Fish sauce — that funky, flavor-enhancing fermented condiment — is part of what gives Southeast Asian cooking its distinctive taste. But it turns out, this cornerstone of Eastern cooking actually has a long history […]
The FCC is now seeking comment on the transition from the legacy circuit switched voice network to a future all-IP network. This announcement is the beginning of a long and arduous process that will have profound financial and regulatory implications […]
Is the FCC ready to look at renovating the beachfront property? The folks at the CommLaw Blog think so. They are daring to ask the question “What is more in the public’s interest? Using the beachfront spectrum for more broadband […]
The Comcast/NBC partnership is good for Net Neutrality. Why? Because it provides the clearest possible example to the greatest number of people of the dangers of a walled internet without the neutrality principle. Owning NBC, Comcast now has a clear […]
Two areas of policy that I don’t ordinarily touch are Education and Healthcare. I just don’t know enough about the economics or deep underlying theories to have as informed opinions as I would like. However, with Healthcare reform once again […]
Henry Blodget boldly writes the obituary for the latest Google competitor, the Wolfram Alpha Computational Engine, this morning in the Business Insider. Blodget is absolutely right as is this commentator that Google has too much of a head start and […]
