I have 14 children, a wide range of interests and unpopular opinions.
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Indoor dining returns to NYC this week. Here’s what you need to know. City-provided signage to be posted in restaurants and bars offering indoor dining (NYC Health) After a summer of outdoor dining and drinking in New York City, indoor dining (and drinking) will return on September 30th. While the rest of the state has […]
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It usually starts with a basement… Where you locate your cellar will influence the costs of maintaining it in the future. It is recommended that you place a wine cellar in an area that is cool and humid. A cooling unit will be smaller and have a lower overall cost if you keep the temperature […]
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Super excited to start a new series all about different milks and how they can be used to make different cheeses. First up, goat’s milk! To start, some tasty goat milk science: – Goat & cow milk have nearly the same amount of fat and protein. – When the protein or fat differ in amount, […]
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via: Pexels / Henri Mathieu-Saint-Laurent Unpopular opinions – everyone has them. And we compiled the best ones here. They’re fun and different, which makes them great conversation topics. Trust me, I would know. I’ve written a handful of articles about conversation starters. Most of them include at least one unpopular opinion. Do you think you’ve got any underrated opinions that […]
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June 29, 2021 Seven Latino men gathered on a Hacienda Heights driveway on a warm Southern California night. Shiny homebrewing equipment filled the garage so the fledgling craft brewers stood in the car port—pint glasses in hand—sharing names, hometowns and brewing experiences. The SoCal Cerveceros homebrew club was born. “We didn’t really know what it […]
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A weekend or two ago I attended a gathering where a small bunch of people who like to write poetry, some of whose efforts had been gathered into a series of online lockdown collections, shared poems chosen from Neil Astley’s 2002 anthology Staying Alive. None of us was known to all the others so the […]
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Vincent Van Gogh is now recognized as one of the greatest painters in world history. He’s become the archetypal undiscovered genius, although much of the mythology surrounding him is ambiguous at best. There definitely is a Rashomon effect going on regarding the difficulties in Vincent’s life. Many theories suggest that much of what we think […]
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Returning this year after taking a hiatus last fall, the Oregon Brewers Guild is set to host its 17th Annual Portland Fresh Hops Festival. Tickets to this year’s Fresh Hops Festival go on sale today at 9:00am via the Oregon Brewers Guild’s website. “Fresh hop season is an industry favorite and being located in the […]
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I taste a bunch-o-wine (technical term for more than most people). So each week, I share some of my wine reviews (mostly from samples) and tasting notes in a “mini-review” format. They are meant to be quirky, fun, and (mostly) easily-digestible reviews of (mostly) currently available wines (click here for the skinny on how to read […]
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