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A Shrine to Southern Literature, Slightly Frayed – New York Times At last. Can’t wait to see this in person, that is, if they’re ever open, if they ever answer the phone, etc. Bit of a long story behind this…

Powell’s Books – Deep South Staples: Or How to Survive in a Southern Kitchen without a Can of Cream of Mushroom Soup by Robert St John This guy MUST be kiidding. HOW are we going to make that green-bean-fried-onion-ring casserole??…

Sudoku – New York Times For the addicted among my readers. You know who you are. (tags: hobbies) How to find anything Whoo boy, do I need this. As do SOME PEOPLE I KNOW. (via Rebecca’s Pocket) (tags: howto organization…

I know this because allergies have laid me low for a couple of days. Am feeling totally miserable. Only able to wave faintly in the blogging direction. Before I had to take to my bed, I took some photos of…

blog.bioethics.net – the bioethics web log A hot issue in medicine and in bioethics. (tags: medicine bioethics) 101 Cookbooks – Ready for a Twist on Hummus? New food blog discovery. Hooked by the recipes, the photography, etc. (tags: food) 101…

Microsoft Software Will Let Times Readers Download Paper – New York Times Does this sound like what we’ve all been waiting for, or am I deeply attached to the feel of paper? (tags: publishing technology) Citizenship Guide Fails its History…

Why plagiarists do it. By Jack

Couldn’t figure out how to link this to the site, so I am pasting today’s entry on the Borowitz Report: (via the often hilarious Andy Borowitz). AIRLINES TO STOW PASSENGERS IN OVERHEAD BINS Bold New Strategy to Boost Sagging Revenues…

Lax oversight enabled fiasco – Pittsburgh Tribune-Review The latest and greatest in scientific fraud. (tags: medicine scientific misconduct) blog.bioethics.net – the bioethics web log Variations on a theme of misconduct? (tags: misconduct”) SALTED WATER FOR BOILING Recipe at Epicurious.com#334161 For…

National Library for Health – News & RSS Article Well, it seems to be true. All my savvy safari companions wore these for travel. The medical editor did not. Here’s the latest evidence. (tags: medicine) Fifty Ways to Take Notes…