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Bob Pastorio 01-11-2003 01:53 AM

Good article and it mentions Andy Smith...
 
http://www.cjr.org/issues/2003/5/foodporn-oneill.asp

Pastorio


ASmith1946 01-11-2003 08:06 PM

Good article and it mentions Andy Smith...
 
>
>http://www.cjr.org/issues/2003/5/foodporn-oneill.asp
>
>Pastorio


It's such a cool article! What more is there to say?

Andy Smith


Henriette Kress 01-11-2003 09:33 PM

Good article and it mentions Andy Smith...
 
ASmith1946 wrote:

>>http://www.cjr.org/issues/2003/5/foodporn-oneill.asp
>>
>>Pastorio

>
> It's such a cool article! What more is there to say?


Yes, very good. Thanks for the link, Bob!

Henriette

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Olivers 02-11-2003 02:36 PM

Good article and it mentions Andy Smith...
 
ASmith1946 muttered....

>>
>>http://www.cjr.org/issues/2003/5/foodporn-oneill.asp
>>
>>Pastorio

>
> It's such a cool article! What more is there to say?
>

Thanks, Bob....echoing ASmith. As a one time small market newspaper
restaurant critic given to reasing other and better examples - food and
writing, I appreciated her perspective.

Now I'm off to Italy, mostly Tuscany, for three weeks, where I intend to
develop and refine my perspectives toward food and wine.

TMO

ASmith1946 02-11-2003 07:28 PM

Good article and it mentions Andy Smith...
 
Hey TMO,

Don't get too much of that Tuscan Sun.

Andy Smith

>
>Now I'm off to Italy, mostly Tuscany, for three weeks, where I intend to
>develop and refine my perspectives toward food and wine.
>




Lazarus Cooke 02-11-2003 08:12 PM

Good article and it mentions Andy Smith...
 
In article >, Olivers
> wrote:


> Now I'm off to Italy, mostly Tuscany, for three weeks, where I intend to
> develop and refine my perspectives toward food and wine.
>


I envy you. I'm usually there at this time of year harvesting olives on
a friend's farm. Sadly, the blossom was all beaten off this spring in
his area (west of San Gimignano) and so there are virtually no olives
at all. So no oil for me (or at least only shop-bought) till next year.

sniff.

Lazarus

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Bob Pastorio 04-11-2003 04:23 AM

Good article and it mentions Andy Smith...
 
Olivers wrote:

> ASmith1946 muttered....
>
>
>>>http://www.cjr.org/issues/2003/5/foodporn-oneill.asp
>>>
>>>Pastorio

>>
>>It's such a cool article! What more is there to say?
>>

> Thanks, Bob....echoing ASmith. As a one time small market newspaper
> restaurant critic given to reading other and better examples - food and
> writing, I appreciated her perspective.
>
> Now I'm off to Italy, mostly Tuscany, for three weeks, where I intend to
> develop and refine my perspectives toward food and wine.


I'm not the slightest bit envious. No, really.

I'm totally serious.

I. Mean. It.

Pastorio (Hey, honest...)


Bryan J. Maloney 04-11-2003 12:43 PM

Good article and it mentions Andy Smith...
 
>> Thanks, Bob....echoing ASmith. As a one time small market newspaper
>> restaurant critic given to reading other and better examples - food
>> and writing, I appreciated her perspective.
>>
>> Now I'm off to Italy, mostly Tuscany, for three weeks, where I intend
>> to develop and refine my perspectives toward food and wine.



I do smell a touch of irony. The article in question bemoans how food
"reporting" has become a matter of presenting impossible foods for people
who don't bother to cook and of going off into panegyrics at the
manipulation of groups like the olive oil industry...


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