Word: souped
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...government and each of the 50 states give tax-exempt status to many non-profits. They do so because we consider charitable, educational, scientific or religious institutions to serve a valid purpose and to contribute to society in a way that for-profit corporations do not. Under this view, soup kitchens should use whatever money they have to buy more soup, not to pay taxes; the services they would provide the community are considered as valuable as whatever the taxes might...
...regular night train from Hanoi to the northern border town of Lao Cai. The journey is such a pleasure that, contrary to most train rides, passengers complain that the 10-hour trip is too short. The experience is mashed potatoes, fried rice and your mother's chicken noodle soup all rolled into one. With its combination of opulence?uniformed waiters, linen tablecloths?and the back-in-time feeling of train travel, it's also a near-perfect antidote to the on-the-road chaos and rush more common today. Call it the inner-peace train. For more information and reservations...
...Does the fact that statistics show that the job market is down mean that Harvard students are going to end up unemployed and eating in soup kitchens? Probably not,” Patrick T. Noble ’01-’02 said. “It just means that many Harvard students might have to start thinking less corporate...
...looks kind of funny hanging in my kitchen. This particular apron is made of material with little menorahs on it. My aunt made it for my mother one scraping-the-bottom-of-the-barrel gift season. I actually wore it recently, at home over Thanksgiving break while assessing the soup potential of the turkey carcass. I could tell that no one else had worn or washed the apron since early September because a pesto stain still covered the “Ch” in “Happy Chanukah.” I thought briefly about making that pesto...
...when I am bored and tend toward food thoughts, I wonder about squash soup or if baking whole-wheat foccacia crust would be a silly way to spend Saturday afternoon...