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...country favorite, fried red ants, has yet to make it on the menu, the dishes certainly have zing. Try the or nam (a hearty buffalo casserole, in which the aged meat is stewed with pepperwood and mixed with leaves), the raw buffalo with fresh herbs and banana flowers or catfish from the Mekong River, wrapped in banana leaves and dressed with pa daek - a fermented fish sauce. Three-course meals, shared Lao-style, cost around $20 a head. And if the 3 Nagas' prices lead you to overindulge, no matter. Right next door is a boutique hotel of the same...
...suburbs to the coast and back again, serial sea-changers in a state of transcontinental drift. There's caravan dweller Raelene, beaten senseless by her craypot-lugger husband, who looks for God between the bruises (The Turning). And teen tomboy Agnes, who spends her evenings wading the shallows for catfish after her drunken father is laid off from the local meatworks (Cockleshell). But most of all there's policeman's son Vic, who helps his mother clean rich people's houses after his dad leaves them, and later becomes a disenchanted lawyer. "In the end there was only a closed...
...wings, hush puppies, fried okra and “frickles.” For the woefully uninformed, those are fried pickles. There are a few salads, but the heart of the menu lies in the more meaty options: all sorts of ribs, pulled pork, chicken fried steak, catfish and barbecued chicken. Vegetarians need not despair—a veggie-and-cheese burrito and a vegetable plate will be available soon. In the meantime, you can make a meatless (if somewhat starchy) meal out of sides—try the collard greens, macaroni and cheese, candied yams with walnuts and black...
...region of Ethiopia, is surrounded by sparse patches of dry, scrubby vegetation, barely enough to sustain the sheep, cattle and goat herds of the seminomadic Afar people who live there. But 160,000 years ago, conditions were far different: a shallow lake sat here, teeming with hippos, crocodiles and catfish. The lush grasslands that surrounded its pebble-strewn shores were filled with lions, zebras and antelopes as well as another creature, which traveled on two legs rather than four. Our distant ancestors had walked the earth for millions of years by this time, and although they stood upright, many looked...
...rarely true--but in 1978, in the Bronx, it was. A turbulent country was reflected in the tempestuous Yankees locker room, where racial tension crackled, where women sportswriters were allowed for the first time and where the first wave of baseball's free agents--led by two Yankees hurlers, Catfish Hunter, the son of a North Carolina sharecropper, and Andy Messersmith--were pulling down astronomical salaries. At the center of the maelstrom, stirring it for all he was worth, was manager Billy Martin, a man who once took pitcher Goose Gossage aside--before a spring-training game in which...