http://www.deezer.com/?urlIdSong=46925
http://www.deezer.com/?urlIdSong=45449
http://www.deezer.com/?urlIdSong=31530
don't forget you sing and clap when performer not doing groceries and housework.
music, arts, radio, broadcasting media publishing, culture, living, lifestyle,
2007-09-19
reminder
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0 comments Posted by betaculture at 20:37
2007-09-11
more travelling technical issues
via travelingwithkids.com - traveling-toddler
websearch - Travelling Toddler strap
design,travel, living
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0 comments Posted by betaculture at 20:30
2007-08-23
2007-06-20
equality
keeping with rolling themes
theres a daily, weekly and monthly contact lens
and behind the counter they're all the same
or something like that
its the way its told
grrr .... !!!!
its something to do with the payg or contract and aftercare choices
equity, health, marketing, optometry, value
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0 comments Posted by betaculture at 04:21
2007-05-01
spectacular!!!! pre-masticated CUISINE
Scribal Terror asks "Do you find this appetizing?
Garlic_foamIt's called culinary foam, and it's all the rage. In fact, it's been featured on Top Chef a number of times, so it's probably jumped the shark. Anyhoo,
Culinary foam consists of natural flavors (sweet or savory) mixed with a natural gelling agent. The mixture is placed in a whipped cream canister where the foam is then forced out with the help of nitrous oxide. [The photo of a garlic foam is from Oceanic.]
If a philistine could be defined as someone who thinks this looks like cat vomit, I am a philistine.
On second thought, I wonder if anyone ever asks for the nitrous oxide straight up."
an Urban Honking article puts this view,
"I recommend this New York Times article about avant-garde cuisine. You may be just starting to hear about this trend, but it's been the hot thing in international cuisine for some time now. It's postmodern cuisine, where food is not just cooked but deconstructed and transformed. As an example of the kind of thing we're talking about, consider a "riff on a peanut butter and jelly sandwich: a peeled, heated grape, still on a sprig, that had been dipped in a peanut puree and encased in a thin layer of brioche."
So is 'molecular gastronomy' food foam something avine?avant garde foam cuisine living
0 comments Posted by betaculture at 22:48