My uncle used to have a subscription, as it was needed for his line of work in a restaurant. I remember it as dense, wordy and packed with information (for my 14 yr old mind!) and probably the first time I've seen recipes measured out in metric versus cups/tsps/etc.

I thought of it as old guard and stodgy but changed when I found out that Sara Moulton was Executive Chef of Gourmet magazine. Although I didn't get to pick up another issue, I do peruse the epicurious website as well have their app on my iPod touch. So sad to see a magazine that had me, a casual cook, go to the print medium boneyard.

easin' up on the gas to let those merging on when they are entering the freeway

I've none yet, waiting on Beatles RB to start my plastic collection, tho!

i've been curious how the guitar streams and vocal tracks were cut out of the video; was thinking the game has a "instant replay" mode of what you just played, sans the streams.

(at)Nor Cal Amy... fellow bay arean here, closest to the bay would be the one in the Solano Mall, past Vacaville

Aww, was looking to get into the other songs via DLC but now can see how each are its own entity. No biggie; will look into getting the stand-alone RB2 game and play it with the Beatles instruments (this will be my 1st next-gen console & harmonix game to own, my cousins got me to sample RB and I loves it)

Times looks like a great program to use with my RSS subs. Then I'd like to dip into iSale to help start on my Great Springtime Purge of 2009. Conflicted!

I'd like to check out Alice 97.3 San Francisco on a venue different from AOL/CBS Radio

My 1st video? Of my daily routine on the way to work; it should be quite interesting.

My job requires standing and walking big areas in the warehouse, which keep me warm + ready to tackle multiple food-filled parties!