I went so crazy with the photos in Austria that I didn't take a single picture once we got to Zurich.
For the past couple of years, I've wanted to build a job board for kottke. and as much as the article focuses on him, we don't get a sense of who Oher really is or what he wants out of life. The situation improved for everyone. I imagine other such applications are just as susceptible to this issue. The situation improved for everyone.
The glue stick made application really easy. This is where Bob makes his crucial mistake. A small improvement perhaps, but MenuGate is an ongoing Eater feature so we can expect future improvements.
I just glued down one end to the can, waited for that to dry, wrapped the photo around the can, pulled it tight, and glued the underside of that end to the end already affixed to the can.
The site strikes the right balance between criticism, enthusiasm, insider knowledge, and detatched reportage while covering a topic where too much of any one of these is deadly for the reader.
, Chunky Vegetable three years past its expiration date all over the place. , Chunky Vegetable three years past its expiration date all over the place.
Get the old fashioned kind instead.
The benchmark will be the menu that's freely available, at this very moment, on the restaurant's official website.
When he orders the eighth beer. For the past couple of years, I've wanted to build a job board for kottke.
Not that it's bad that Oher has a home, an education, and a family who obviously cares about him, but does the outcome justify the means? Sherman to stop writing because he's ruining journalism with his shallow, insubstantial articles?
To hear the stories of these momentous events told by the participants themselves, without embellishment, is quite extraordinary.
the last thing you want is Uncle Steve lifting your photo can off of the coffee table, fiddling with the pop-top, and, hey! and as much as the article focuses on him, we don't get a sense of who Oher really is or what he wants out of life. The benchmark will be the menu that's freely available, at this very moment, on the restaurant's official website. When I hear about someone who needs some work done and I have a friend or friend of a friend who's available, I'm glad to make the connection. org to make more of these connections possible, but I never got around to it.
When he orders the eighth beer. A small improvement perhaps, but MenuGate is an ongoing Eater feature so we can expect future improvements.
I would have gotten that promotion if he hadn't accidentally sent those bachelor party photos on an officewide e-mail. And could Oher even have contributed significantly to his direction in life when all this was happening? you often get the same calibre of food at a lower price than dinner. There have to be more prolific programmers out there.
I've been referring people there anyway, so a stronger connection makes sense. Anyone have any other suggestions, particularly about good places in Brooklyn?