Thoughts & Experiences from the Mile High City
I just watched this story on 60 minutes and was inspired. Not only is Chef Massimo Bottura doing wonders with food, he is also giving back to communities around the world. He is taking food that is still good, but a store may not want to sell it anymore and serving low income and homeless three-course meals.
Thank you Chef for giving back.
https://www.cbsnews.com/video/chef-massimo-bottura-the-pavarotti-of-pasta-60-minutes-interview/
Some interesting thoughts here. Not sure the checking the email only twice a day will work for me. Cruising into the new year in style.
— Read on www.nytimes.com/2018/12/22/smarter-living/8-delightful-tips-for-living-a-smarter-life-in-2019.html
It’s quite interesting as a writing tool. It has many powerful options with it.
I think it may be a tool I need to incorporate into my writing.
Only issue is that if I’m recording to WordPress it brings in the text as a blockquote. Need to find a fix for this.
‘Text tax’ vote canceled by California utilities panel after FCC ruling | Fox News
— Read on www.foxnews.com/politics/text-tax-vote-canceled-by-california-utilities-panel-after-fcc-ruling
Grammar always matters!
via Does Grammar Still Matter in the Age of Twitter? – The New York Times
It was hard not to view this breathtaking ending as a victory for Thursday night’s officiating crew as well as the Chargers.
— Read on www.si.com/nfl/2018/12/14/chargers-chiefs-ending-officials-blown-call-thursday-night-football
This author, Gordon Kelly, is supposedly a tech reporter at Forbes but his stories are click bait and may not even be true.
Here is one today about iOS release 12.1.1 Apple’s new iOS 12.1.1 release has some great new features but it introduces a serious new problem…
Forbes used to be a quality publication but if it keeps publishing stories like this is it any value to anyone?
