
Do you think that maybe when it's this cold out some of those Intelligent Design nuts are like, eh, maybe just a not-so-bright designer?
Katie's culinary and lifestyle column, "East End Girl," is published weekly in Hamptons Magazine and will soon be a part of its sister publication, Gotham. She has also appeared on Extra, Life and Style, CBS Early Show, upcoming episodes of Food Network's Iron Chef America, Fine Living's Pairings and she has been featured in publications like People, In Style and Hamptons Style.
Katie has worked in several restaurants and gourmet food and wine stores. In 2003, she helped to open Jeff and Eddy's Restaurant, one of the hottest dining spots in the Hamptons. There she served as the house fishmonger.
In each episode, some of San Francisco's most renowned chefs will guest judge including Hubert Keller of Fleur de Lys, Elizabeth Falkner of Citizen Cake, Laurent Manrique of Aqua, and Mike Yakura of Le Colonial. "Queer Eye's" Ted Allen makes a special appearance to judge a special challenge where the competing chefs must serve a dinner party to his guests.
The series is set in the culinary mecca of San Francisco, a city increasingly known for its innovative cuisine from Fusion cooking to a fanatic appreciation of fresh and organic food products. The region is connected to world-class vineyards, and in one episode the competing chefs will have the daunting task of preparing and serving food to a room full of top Napa chefs including Phillippe Jeanty of Bistro Jeanty, Keith Luce of Press, Greg Cole of Celadon, James Devitt of Budo, Cindy Pawlcyn of Mustards Grill, Victor J. Scargle of Julia's Kitchen at COPIA, Doug Keane of Cyrus, Todd Humphries of Martini House, and John Ash of John Ash and Co.
[E]ach week Katie and the judges will tell one to "pack up their knives."
The winning chef will receive $100,000 in seed money to help encourage their culinary career, be featured in Food & Wine magazine, appear at the Food & Wine Classic in Aspen in June 2006, and most importantly, earn the prestigious title of "Top Chef."
French fries, dumplings, hot dogs, etc are available from this machine along the Tohoku expressway.
Beer
This beer machine includes large 2 liter jugs. A bottle of Boston Club whiskey can also be purchased..
Beetles
Rhinoceros beetles are popular pets to some children in Japan. Beetles can be purchased in this road side vending machine outside Morioka. The male beetles are 300 yen while the female ones are only 100 yen.
Tim Allen of Home Improvement fame will star in the upcoming remake of Disney's 1959 film The Shaggy Dog where he will play a man who occasionally turns into a sheep dog.
On the other end of the man-mutt spectrum is P. Doggy, Univeristy of Oregon's coolest canine.
In other bizarre birthing news: Eloysa Vasquez a 38 year old, 37 pound, 3 foot tall, wheel-chair bound woman gave birth to a healthy preemie at Stanford University earlier this month.
Congratulations to these new mothers.
But there should probably be a registry of people that have violated farm animals as well, at least in farm-friendly Midwestern states.
A former strip club waitress mailed condoms filled with a potentially explosive mixture to a television station, strip clubs and other places, saying she was tired of being mistreated by men, according to court documents.
None of the condoms exploded. They each contained a mixture of drain-cleaning detergent and gasoline, which could explode when combined, authorities said.
Five more packages containing condoms filled with Drano and gasoline were found the next day at the Brockton postal annex, according to the FBI affidavits. They were addressed to Boston television station WFXT, Boston radio station WXKS-FM, the Outlaws motorcycle club in Taunton, and two strip clubs — Alex's in Stoughton and The Foxy Lady in Brockton.
A note inside the package said "Boom."
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Not Chinese Water Torture Baby Edition, but rather a baby swim class at The Maternal and Infantile Health Care Center in Suzhou, China. Practitioners say paddling about promotes a newborn's bone and muscle growth, and strengthens hearts and lungs.
In the States, mother and baby yoga is the hottest thing in infant development.