Pesto, artichoke, proscuitto and asiago panini by Flickr user creampuffsinvenice.
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Support the work of Living Liberally, honor our great progressive allies The New Organizing Institute and Attorney General Eric Schneiderman, and join a ...
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*Coming off last weekend's story and the 2/3rds ruling above and my dumb red notebook crisis, I feel like the year started in earnest this week. I star...
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In 1975, my grandma baked a loaf of poppy seed bread. While this may not seem worthy of mention, it was an unusual act in that she never repeated this... ...
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On Wednesday, the Supreme Court heard arguments for Moyle v. United States, a case that weighs whether Idaho's abortion ban violates the Emergency Medical ...
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Be kind today, especially to people who are different than you. Listen to them. Take time to really see who they are. Listen to music that makes you feel a...
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Last Fall, I joined IACP, the International Association of Culinary Professionals. This organization covers every food-related profession you can think o...
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Consider this a lesson in scale. Something no cookbook will really tell you. You won't see in the notes something like "If multiplying batches, strongly su...
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The city can make three critical fixes to its 20-year growth plan: Let middle housing be bigger, allow apartment buildings in more places, and legalize car...
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Artichokes are my favorite vegetable. My favorite way to eat them is the way I have my whole life: cooked whole, each leaf dipped in a sharp lemony sauce...
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Kids aren’t delivered knowing what respect is, th [...]
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Tonight I made a pretty epic sandwich for dinner: provolone cheese, roasted portabella mushrooms, spinach, tomatoes, and chipotle mayo. While it’s typicall...
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Your shopping experience is about to change. *READ MORE...*
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Flying north from Pheonix to Salt Lake City, I found myself in an aisle seat over the wing, limiting my view to a craned-neck peer between my seat-mates ta...
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Cameron SinclairAfter a long hiatus we are coming back. In September my organization, Architecture for Humanity acquired Worldchanging and all its assets. ...
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