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    It was November, 2004. (Oh god, how is it that long ago?!) Georgia Tech had opened a new student bookstore for that scho... more

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    It’s wrong to call myself a fan of Anthony Bourdain. That overstates it. I read Kitchen Confidential and enjoyed it. When I... more

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    I started this blog post literally months ago. And I've tried to write a similar post for the past two years only to abandon ... more
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