Friday, November 2, 2012
Sushi layered cake
I give you: sushi cake. Starting from the top: salmon meets avocado and cucumber, which meets rice, only to repeat itself once more in a delicious tower of Japanese–inspired gluttony.
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Dragon baby!
If you watch carefully, you can tell that the dragon is not real and the baby's backflip appears to be staged.
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Vampire Weekend debuts new song titled "Unbelievers"
Watch Vampire Weekend perform a new song titled "Unbelievers" on "Jimmy Kimmel Live," wearing Halloween makeup.
The band revisited the old favorite "Oxford Comma" for a web-only broadcast, too.
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The best part of waking up is coffee, plus bacon of course
Maple Bacon Morning coffee combines our 100% Arabica coffee beans with the comforting flavors of maple syrup and bacon, and it has a base that’s full-bodied and complex; a delicious way to rise when the rooster crows!
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Product page: $8
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Product page: $8
Thursday, November 1, 2012
Jack Daniels "white dog" to hit shelves early next year
“Rye was the predominant form of whisky prior to prohibition in our country. It has a long history but afterwards people’s interest in rye went away and bourbon took over. We are producing a whiskey that’s more in the vain of bourbon today, but there’s no doubt it’s a different type of product. We don’t have to chase fads; as a brand we want to be very methodical and make sure we stick it out there.”
The "white dog" whiskey is a combination of 70 percent rye (19 percent above the legal minmum for a rye whiskey), 18 percent corn and 12 percent malted barley.
NYC post-storm
by photographer Randy Slavin:
New York City is always bright. Street lights, business marquees, light from apartments and car headlights merge to light every corner of the city streets, even on the darkest nights. It is the night after NYC was decimated by Hurricane Sandy, downtown NYC is in the midst of a power outage that has plunged it into complete darkness.
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New York City is always bright. Street lights, business marquees, light from apartments and car headlights merge to light every corner of the city streets, even on the darkest nights. It is the night after NYC was decimated by Hurricane Sandy, downtown NYC is in the midst of a power outage that has plunged it into complete darkness.
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