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09 August 2013

09 August 2013, 02:00

Back in Black (and Blue and Red)

After a long summer break your favourite United podcast returns with a full review of the summer: transfer market, Rooney, Asia tour.

09 August 2013, 02:00

#156 – Back in Black (and Blue and Red)

After a long summer break your favourite United podcast returns with a full review of the summer: transfer market, Rooney, Asia tour.

06 August 2013, 23:00

Jonathan Gold's favorite Los Angeles burgers (not made in a lab)

The eyes of the world this week have been focused on what surely must be the most repulsive hamburger in the history of mankind: 10,000 bits of cloned cow stem-cell tissue formed into a patty, seared...

06 August 2013, 02:51

Talking with American Bar Association president

The American Bar Association, which describes itself as "the national voice of the legal profession," has nearly 400,000 members, of whom 8,000 are expected in San Francisco beginning Thursday for the ABA's annual meeting, held here every three years.

05 August 2013, 07:00

A Hasidic Alt-Rock Girl Band Gets Its Groove On—In Crown Heights

In 2011, adventure-seeking rock drummer-turned-Hasidic mother of four Dalia Shusterman became a widow. At about the same time, Perl Wolfe, born and raised in the Lubavitch sect of Hasidism, married and divorced, was living with her parents and beginning to write her own music.

05 August 2013, 03:53

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05 August 2013, 03:53

SPEKTRMODULE: Podcast 27 – The Hedgerows Of Purgatory

SPEKTRMODULE 27 The Hedgerows Of Purgatory 37 minutes and 59 seconds If you don’t know what you’re looking at: SPEKTRMODULE is a podcast of…

03 August 2013, 01:41

Advocacy groups join for N.Y. candidates forum

Nutrition and public policy expert Marion Nestle answers readers' questions in this column written exclusively for The Chronicle. What does matter is that they thought this audience important enough to come and state their positions on how food production and consumption affect public health...

03 August 2013, 01:41

Cappa - destined to become a classic drink?

The Manhattan, the Dry Gin Martini and the Negroni could be considered the Triple Crown of the cocktail kingdom. According to William F. Mulhall, a bartender who plied his trade at New York's Hoffman House in the 1880s...

01 August 2013, 02:17

Funding solutions to world problems

Early in his career, Alex Dehgan spent three years living in a tent in Madagascar and studying lemurs, the furry, bug-eyed mammals made popular by the animated film "Madagascar." [...] Dehgan is overseeing an ambitious push by the government to fight poverty...

31 July 2013, 00:25

Chemical weapons or not, more arms in Syria fan the flames

Russia and the U.S. need to take first conflict resolution steps—then Syria can Exactly one year fro m now will mark the 100th anniversary of World War I. A war of firsts in many respects, it was also...

30 July 2013, 13:21

'I felt the Tube was mine and I was there to take pictures': Bob Mazzer's Underground world

In the 1980s Bob Mazzer worked as a porn cinema projectionist, first in King's Cross, then in Paddington. He lived for a while with his father in Manor House, and then got his own place in Archway. Naturally enough, he travelled to work by Tube, returning late at night, due to the nature of his job.

29 July 2013, 07:00

In ‘The Store,’ the Arrival of a Second-Hand Shop Unhinges an Israeli Village

David Ehrlich is best known as the founder of Tmol Shilshom, a bookstore café in the heart of Jerusalem that has long been a popular gathering place for writers and artists. It’s named after the novel by S.

26 July 2013, 05:40

WordPress celebrates 10 years of growth

Free blogging tool that started as an open source project has grown to become basis for nearly 20 percent of the top online destinations Initially a free blogging tool, it has since become the backbone for many of the Web's most popular sites.

25 July 2013, 21:46