• the salad from dish

    Last weekend Kel and I went out to Dish in Red Bank. We only go out to dinner (to places that don’t give you crayons when you sit down) once every few months so I like to try stuff that I can’t or haven’t made at home. Last week I tried an amazing salad that sounded interesting and I’ve since replicated it at home several times.

    Use a mandolin to slice celery root and fennel. Add some baby spinach, cheese and cannellini beads. Olive oil and lemon juice. Awesome.

    Anyway, I found this recipe from Bittman today that looks like the starting point for the Dish salad.


  • How to Do What You Love

    How to Do What You Love


  • The Serious Need for Play: Scientific American

    The Serious Need for Play: Scientific American


  • psyched I showed some restraint at the Apple Store and didn’t buy the Mac Mini I was looking at. New ones today: http://tinyurl.com/6krpr


  • Donated to WNYC. Feeling less guilty now and am looking forward to the Bittman book, too: http://tinyurl.com/7dsosc


  • Oranges with Olives

    I made this: http://www.nytimes.com/2009/02/25/dining/25mini.html last night for something to snack on while I made dinner. It was amazing. Highly recommended. I chilled the orange slices while I cut/pitted/ crushed the olives (which were at room temp) the temperature contrast, along with the sweet/salt contrast is awesome.


  • Looking for suggestions on media center setups for Man Room 2.0, details here: http://tinyurl.com/bxl6mx


  • Modus Operandi – It’s the little things

    Modus Operandi – It’s the little things


  • Quicksilver has stopped working for me over the past few days giving me an excuse to try LaunchBar (which is up to version 5.0 now)


  • In Newark representing open software and neighborhood technology in NJ DoT’s discussions on car sharing programs.


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