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Throw It Up: Six Questions For Joseph SoMo
In the late 1880s, two settlers, Ida and David, arrived in the sleepy town of Denison, Texas by way of the Missouri-Kansas-Texas railway. While Ida looked after the children, David took work with the railroad as an engine wiper. During their time in Denison they had a son, born in an unassuming whit ... More >>
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February 20, 2012
The Favorite Foods of All 44 Presidents
After an exhaustive search of public records and historical documents at the Library of Congress (read: drunken Google search), we are ready to honor President's Day with a comprehensive list of the foods enjoyed by our fearless leaders of the past. Throughout this process one question continued ... More >>
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November 29, 2010
Barack Obama and Our Most Athletic Presidents
Wasn't exactly Cortland Finnegan vs. Andre Johnson, but The Prez got into a scuffle last Friday. On the basketball court. With an elbow. Barack Obama received 12 stitches to a cut on his lower lip after an errant elbow during a pick-up game by Rey Decerega, the Director of Programs for ... More >>
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September 8, 2010
No-Cook Prune Whip Is Plum Tasty
(Ike Liked It, Too)
Photo by Elaine LinerUh...yummy?Discovering a collection of old recipe booklets my late grandmother saved and used for decades has inspired me. Can I replicate some of those now-forgotten dishes the way they used to make them? First up: Prune Whip. It's a chilled dessert, or at fancier table ... More >>
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February 25, 2009
On The Range: Combination Plates
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January 20, 2009
10 Questions: Former Presidents
OK, OK--a gimmick for Inauguration day. Give us a break. The President gets a personal chef, state dinners and could probably walk out of any restaurant in the country without paying. Of course, there have been some notorious culinary moments: The competent Bush puking all over his Japane ... More >>
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September 25, 2008
Celebrating the Life and Legacy of Judge Harold Barefoot Sanders
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September 8, 2008
"State of Disaster": Dallas's Emergency Planners Do Not Like Ike
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March 6, 2008
Murder at the Howard Johnson's Serves Up Flavorful Fare
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Blood Business
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Porn to Be Mild
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