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Becoming an aggregator
I love it when people help me find good things to read. The Internet has made that infinitely easier; sharing articles, photos, and videos is an intricate part of what we do. That’s one of the main things I look … Continue reading
What people read last year
I’m not usually a big fan of people publishing their “top posts from the past year.” However, this past week I found several excellent posts that I had missed during the year, finding them through yearly summaries the authors put … Continue reading
Top 2010 posts in The Kitchen
Well, the year is getting away from us. Two days from now will be 2011. I decided to look back through the archives and pick out some of the high points (low points?) in The Kitchen during 2010 January Audio … Continue reading
I sold my blog’s soul to Facebook
Yes, the ubiquitous “Like” button has invaded my blog (See, there at the right, under the header). Facebook has added new functionality to their empire, allowing outside sites to connect to Facebook. Now you can “Like” The Kitchen and that … Continue reading

Question about agenda-driven comments
You touched on some things that I have been trying to say in blogs where ever I can. That comment was made on one of my recent posts, referring not to what I’d written, but to someone else’s comment. The … Continue reading →
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