An Occasionally updated series of rantings and musings live from "Content Central". These are solely my personal views, happily presented here on the interwebs for your viewing pleasure. Comments are welcome.
I'd give anything to be there. Hopefully I can find a little Eli's cheesecake here in St. Louis. My late grandfather and Eli were friends, and I spent many a day in the old Eli's restaurant in downtown Chicago both with my Grandfather and later in life with the legendary Howard Bedno.
But back to the cheesecake. Eli's is perhaps the best on the planet, followed only by Junior's in Brooklyn. If you can find a grocery store or restaurant that carries Eli's cheesecake, you owe it to yourself to try it. And if you're anywhere near Eli's Cheesecake World, make plans to visit the epicenter of all things cheesecake.
This is the horror of being a Cubs fan in 2010. Please share this link with every person you have ever come into contact with. http://bit.ly/fixthecubs. it will take them to a group dedicated to saving the Cubs. Of course, the idea is to put me in charge of the Chicago National League Ballclub. I certainly couldn't mess it up any more than it is now. Thank you for your sharing and joining the groundswell.
I have a disability. I'm legally blind. I don't let it get in the way of my life, largely because my parents taught me that I could do anything I wanted to do, and for the most part that's the case. The only thing I can't do is drive a car, and while its a massive inconvenience, its far from the end of the world. Twenty years ago today, The Americans With Disabilities Act was signed into law. it gave one in five Americans rights they never had before, and changed millions of people's lives. Is the act perfect? No. Is it well intentioned? Yes. Does it change stereotypes and misconceptions about the disabled? Unfortunately not. But its been a huge assist to people who need it in countless ways. Sometimes Government gets it right, and the ADA is a great start. Two decades after it went into law, there is still a way to go before society accepts the disabled and appreciates the contributions we make every day. Please take 30 seconds and watch the video below. For those who have benefited from the ADA, congratulations. For those who have gained a greater understanding of the disabled and what being disabled really means, thank you. And for those who still don't "get it", I pray for you.
Like we mentioned earlier, this is the time of the year where all the delicious state and county fair pictures of crazy food start rolling in. Here we have a picture of a deep fried Klondike bar, with some apparent drizzle of more chocolate on top, with some powdered sugar. Game over? Just might be! (PicThx TIWYH)
This toaster does magical things to your toast. It puts the words ‘bite me’ into the toast, so you can let you’re girlfriend know what you really want to say, without saying it. If only they could make a toaster that you could change the message every time. I would take everyone I know toast with secret messages in it. (Thx IncredibleThings)