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If I'd only known then what I know now. One of CHG's all time best-ever posts. (Cheap Healthy Good)
The final word on whether a recipe can be copyrighted. The answer? It can't. (Accidental Hedonist)
An insider's guide to "use-by" dates. (stonesoup) PS: For a related post from CK, see When Do You Throw Out Food?
Did you know September 13th was Celiac Awareness Day? Here's a post with several excellent celiac/gluten-free links. (Food & Fire)
Recipe Links:
Perfect for the grill or the oven: Bacon-Wrapped Chicken Skewers. (Kalofagas)
Feta and Spinach Stuffed Sweet Peppers. (Cooking By the Seat of My Pants)
One word for this striking Colombian recipe: Wow. Salchichas en Coca-Cola/Hotdogs in Coke. (My Colombian Recipes)
Off-Topic Links:
I wish companies would stop trying to deceive me about how much I "save" when I'm buy something. (Early Retirement Extreme)
An intriguing idea to help limit impulse spending: The $100-A-Day Rule. (No Credit Needed, via Almost Frugal)
For bloggers: How to use the "breath test" to tell if your headlines are good or bad. (Copyblogger)
Ummm, actually women are not attracted to men who are good dancers--it's just another dumb-ass study totally misreported by the media. (The Last Psychiatrist)
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2 comments:
Hmmm, I thought this week's alleged news about men's dancing to attractiveness ratio was suspect simply because the movements described as denoting "a better dancer" actually have very little to do with any movement involving actual knowledge of dance. Speaking as a dancer. :-)
Without reading the original study I'd guess it was badly designed and clumsily executed, with a much too small subject pool. But it generated a catchy headline!
Chacha: Sadly, the catchy headline was all there was to this story, unfortunately.
DK
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