The Secret of the Mojito

by Wade Armstrong

Tropical afternoons call for a light, simple, refreshing drink, whether you find yourself in Los Angeles, Havana, or someplace in between.  Yet despite its simplicity, making a good Mojito can be quite a task.  Here Wade provides his foolproof method for creating the perfect summer drink.  Read More.

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Food
Quaint Old Customs
No. 1: Bag, Tripe and Dripping in The Star

by Ian Wigley

Every country has their own local foods—special treats that, when decribed to an outsider, make the local sound as if he's gone completely insane.  Scotland has haggis, the U.S. has "Rocky Mountain oysters," and Japan has the getabono bar.  Here, Ian fondly remembers a few of his favorite British treats.  Read more.

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Sports
Who Are the Most Spoiled Fans?
by Jeff Lewis

In an effort to solve this pressing issue, Jeff examines the recent Championship histories of 38 different cities, from Toronto to San Diego.  Who's #1?  Here's a hint: it's not New Orleans.  Read More.

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July 26, 2005 - Issue 2.18