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         <title>Eat Ingredients (2006 Archive) [podcasting poetry, foodstuff listing] (ed@eatingredients.com)</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<a href="http://www.eatingredients.com">EatIngredients.com</a> is the result of over five years of documenting my anecdotal cooking (via my poetry and foodstuff listings).  The inspiration for this project came from the attempt to decompress from a nebulous schedule as paced by maintaining a new media lifestyle within the Information Society.  Taking the time to actually prepare a meal, list the ingredients, and write poetry has been a good experiential and conceptual counterbalance between 20th Century utility and 21st Century gadgetry.]]></description>
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         <copyright>Copyright &#xA9; 2010 by Edward K. Brown II. All Rights Reserved.</copyright>
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         <itunes:summary>EatIngredients.com is the result of over five years of documenting my anecdotal cooking (via my poetry and foodstuff listings).  The inspiration for this project came from the attempt to decompress from a nebulous schedule as paced by maintaining a new media lifestyle within the Information Society.  Taking the time to actually prepare a meal, list the ingredients, and write poetry has been a good experiential and conceptual counterbalance between 20th Century utility and 21st Century gadgetry.</itunes:summary>
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       <title>Eat Ingredients [Theme Song: Chant-Around] (EatIngredients.com)</title>
       <itunes:author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</itunes:author>
       <author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</author>
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       <itunes:subtitle>The theme song, sung by chant.</itunes:subtitle>
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       <pubDate>Sun, 24 Dec 2006 0:55:43 -0000</pubDate>
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       <title>Family Fix [note] (EatIngredients.com)</title>
       <itunes:author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</itunes:author>
       <author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</author>
  	  <link>http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200612/032.htm</link> 
       <description>  <![CDATA[<a href="http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200612/032.htm">A worthy trouble, season preparation tabled for loved-ones--the obligation to reinforce lifestyle, choice support--mannered beyond the outcome of income treasure.</a>]]></description>
       <itunes:subtitle>A worthy trouble, season preparation tabled for loved-ones--the obligation to reinforce lifestyle, choice support--mannered beyond the outcome of income treasure.</itunes:subtitle>
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       <pubDate>Sat, 16 Dec 2006 10:47:51 -0000</pubDate>
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       <title>Familie Fixe [poem] (EatIngredients.com)</title>
       <itunes:author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</itunes:author>
       <author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</author>
  	  <link>http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200612/032.htm</link> 
       <description>  <![CDATA[<a href="http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200612/032.htm">POEM: Familie Fixe</a><br><br>FOODSTUFF LISTING: bLAMb, Mint Potatoes]]></description>
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       <pubDate>Sun, 16 Dec 2006 10:40:51 -0000</pubDate>
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       <title>TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY: The Fabl(e/ous) (EatIngredients.com)</title>
       <itunes:author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</itunes:author>
       <author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</author>
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       <description>  <![CDATA[<a href="http://www.eatingredients.com/twentyfirst/200612/007.htm">Poems from the collection TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY</a>: (1) Not That Love, (2) In Cultural Exile, (3) Rude Awakenings, (4) The Fabl(e/ous)]]> </description>
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       <itunes:summary>Poems from the collection TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY: (1)  Not That Love, (2) In Cultural Exile, (3) Rude Awakenings, (4) The Fabl(e/ous)</itunes:summary>
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       <pubDate>Mon, 11 Dec 2006 0:25:58 -0000</pubDate>
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       <title>Marinade [note] (EatIngredients.com)</title>
       <itunes:author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</itunes:author>
       <author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</author>
  	  <link>http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200612/031.htm</link> 
       <description>  <![CDATA[<a href="http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200612/031.htm">Is a good soaking better than being taken for a bath, I wonder as I wade in the tub reading. Both are idiomatic experiences of contranymic value from which to marinate.</a>]]></description>
       <itunes:subtitle>Is a good soaking better than being taken for a bath, I wonder as I wade in the tub reading. Both are idiomatic experiences of contranymic value from which to marinate.</itunes:subtitle>
       <itunes:summary>Is a good soaking better than being taken for a bath, I wonder as I wade in the tub reading. Both are idiomatic experiences of contranymic value from which to marinate.</itunes:summary>
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       <pubDate>Sun, 3 Dec 2006 9:47:51 -0000</pubDate>
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       <title>Marinade [poem] (EatIngredients.com)</title>
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       <author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</author>
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       <description>  <![CDATA[<a href="http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200612/031.htm">POEM: Marinade</a><br><br>FOODSTUFF LISTING: Ham Marinade; Sangria Orange Chicken]]></description>
       <itunes:subtitle>POEM: Marinade; FOODSTUFF LISTING: Ham Marinade; Sangria Orange Chicken</itunes:subtitle>
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       <title>Layering Standards [note] (EatIngredients.com)</title>
       <itunes:author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</itunes:author>
       <author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</author>
  	  <link>http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200611/030.htm</link> 
       <description>  <![CDATA[<a href="http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200611/030.htm">As we survey what to place in our mouth, we opt to optimize our sensuality, select from start to finish appetizing just deserts.</a>]]></description>
       <itunes:subtitle>As we survey what to place in our mouth, we opt to optimize our sensuality, select from start to finish appetizing just deserts.</itunes:subtitle>
       <itunes:summary>As we survey what to place in our mouth, we opt to optimize our sensuality, select from start to finish appetizing just deserts.</itunes:summary>
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       <pubDate>Mon, 27 Nov 2006 1:35:45 -0000</pubDate>
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       <title>Layering Standards [poem] (EatIngredients.com)</title>
       <itunes:author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</itunes:author>
       <author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</author>
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       <description>  <![CDATA[<a href="http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200611/030.htm">POEM: Layering Standards</a><br><br>FOODSTUFF LISTING: Frothy Lemon Bay Scallops, Carrot Cake Meatloaf]]></description>
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       <title>Extreme Foodie on the Mend [anecdote] (EatIngredients.com)</title>
       <itunes:author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</itunes:author>
       <author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</author>
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       <description>  <![CDATA[<a href="http://www.eatingredients.com/anecdote/200611/009-AC.htm">This is a versionary tale</a> dedicated cautiously to the foodie who also happens to be a backwards ass-jack who would go through extremes just to have an exquisite dining experience.]]> </description>
       <itunes:subtitle>This is a versionary tale dedicated cautiously to the foodie who also happens to be a backwards ass-jack who would go through extremes just to have an exquisite dining experience.</itunes:subtitle>
       <itunes:summary>This is a versionary tale dedicated cautiously to the foodie who also happens to be a backwards ass-jack who would go through extremes just to have an exquisite dining experience.</itunes:summary>
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       <pubDate>Sun, 19 Nov 2006 00:33:56 -0000</pubDate>
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       <title>TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY: Passing Liking (EatIngredients.com)</title>
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       <author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</author>
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       <description>  <![CDATA[<a href="http://www.eatingredients.com/twentyfirst/200611/006.htm">Poems from the collection TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY</a>: (1) The Post-Information Age, (2) Time in Media, (3) Passing Liking]]> </description>
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       <pubDate>Fri, 3 Nov 2006 23:15:27 -0000</pubDate>
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       <title>Food Activity Report [note] (EatIngredients.com)</title>
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       <author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</author>
  	  <link>http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200610/029.htm</link> 
       <description>  <![CDATA[<a href="http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200610/029.htm">Documenting ancestry in the abstract</a> is keeping a daily (life), noting those activities that seem to be original to the mind curating the food (for thought).]]></description>
       <itunes:subtitle>Documenting ancestry in the abstract is keeping a daily (life), noting those activities that seem to be original to the mind curating the food (for thought).</itunes:subtitle>
       <itunes:summary>Documenting ancestry in the abstract is keeping a daily (life), noting those activities that seem to be original to the mind curating the food (for thought).</itunes:summary>
       <itunes:duration>0:03:05</itunes:duration>
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       <pubDate>Mon, 30 Oct 2006 6:27:45 -0000</pubDate>
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       <itunes:keywords>food activity report, ancestry, journal, daily, activity, spectre, Egypt, farm-raised, marinade, marinate, body chemistry, pyramid</itunes:keywords>
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       <title>Food Activity Report [poem] (EatIngredients.com)</title>
       <itunes:author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</itunes:author>
       <author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</author>
  	  <link>http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200610/029.htm</link> 
       <description>  <![CDATA[<a href="http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200610/029.htm">POEM: Food Activity Report</a><br><br>FOODSTUFF LISTING: Ham Marinade, Pickled Fish, BBQ Turkey Drumstick]]></description>
       <itunes:subtitle>POEM: Food Activity Report; FOODSTUFF LISTING: Ham Marinade, Pickled Fish, BBQ Turkey Drumstick</itunes:subtitle>
       <itunes:summary>POEM: Food Activity Report; FOODSTUFF LISTING: Ham Marinade, Pickled Fish, BBQ Turkey Drumstick</itunes:summary>
       <itunes:duration>0:06:06</itunes:duration>
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       <pubDate>Mon, 30 Oct 2006 06:25:32 -0000</pubDate>
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     <itunes:keywords>food activity report, ancestry, journal, daily, activity, spectre, Egypt, farm-raised, marinade, marinate, body chemistry, pyramid</itunes:keywords>
       <keywords>food activity report, ancestry, journal, daily, activity, spectre, Egypt, farm-raised, marinade, marinate, body chemistry, pyramid</keywords>
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       <title>Egg Rolls and General Tso's Chicken (Here's the Beef, Where's the Broccoli?) [sound shopping] (EatIngredients.com)</title>
       <itunes:author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</itunes:author>
       <author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</author>
  	  <link>http://www.eatingredients.com/soundscape/index.htm</link> 
       <description>  <![CDATA[<a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Egg_roll" target="_blank">Egg Rolls</a> and <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/General_Tso%27s_chicken" target="_blank">General Tso's Chicken</a><br>(<i><a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Where%27s_the_beef" target="_blank">Here's the Beef</a>, Where's the <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Broccoli" target="_blank">Broccoli</a>?</i>)<br><br>Listen as Ed wanders for <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neighborhood" target="_blank"><i>neighborhood</i></a> <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_Chinese_cuisine" target="_blank">American Chinese Take-out</a>.  <br><br>NOTE: there are topics for <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Discussion" target="_blank">discussion</a>.<br><i>Thank you.</i>]]> </description>
       <itunes:subtitle>Listen as Ed wanders for neighborhood American Chinese Take-out.  NOTE: there are topics for discussion. Thank you.</itunes:subtitle>
       <itunes:summary>Listen as Ed wanders for neighborhood American Chinese Take-out.  NOTE: there are topics for discussion. Thank you.</itunes:summary>
       <itunes:duration>0:23:38</itunes:duration>
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       <pubDate>Sun, 22 Oct 2006 8:05:23 -0000</pubDate>
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           <itunes:keywords>egg roll, American Chinese, General Tso's Chicken, beef, broccoli, take-out, neighborhood, thank you, chop sticks, rice</itunes:keywords>
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       <title>TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY: Insulting Matters (EatIngredients.com)</title>
       <itunes:author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</itunes:author>
       <author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</author>
  	  <link>http://www.eatingredients.com/twentyfirst/200610/005.htm</link> 
       <description>  <![CDATA[<a href="http://www.eatingredients.com/twentyfirst/200610/005.htm">Poems from the collection TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY</a>: (1) Whatever Forever What, (2) Proxy Epoch Moxie, (3) Merchantechnics, (4) Insulting Matters]]> </description>
       <itunes:subtitle>Poems from the collection TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY: (1) Whatever Forever What, (2) Proxy Epoch Moxie, (3) Merchantechnics, (4) Insulting Matters</itunes:subtitle>
       <itunes:summary>Poems from the collection TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY: (1) Whatever Forever What, (2) Proxy Epoch Moxie, (3) Merchantechnics, (4) Insulting Matters</itunes:summary>
       <itunes:duration>0:06:07</itunes:duration>
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       <pubDate>Sat, 14 Oct 2006 22:51:52 -0000</pubDate>
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     <itunes:keywords>TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY,System, development. whatever, gallery, portraiture, change capacity, stasis, insult</itunes:keywords>
       <keywords>TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY,System, development. whatever, gallery, portraiture, change capacity, stasis, insult</keywords>
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       <title>From Scratch [note] (EatIngredients.com)</title>
       <itunes:author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</itunes:author>
       <author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</author>
  	  <link>http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200610/028.htm</link> 
       <description>  <![CDATA[<a href="http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200610/028.htm">Controlling the environment without leaving one scratching one's head. </a>]]></description>
       <itunes:subtitle>Controlling the environment without leaving one scratching one's head. </itunes:subtitle>
       <itunes:summary>Controlling the environment without leaving one scratching one's head. </itunes:summary>
       <itunes:duration>0:03:06</itunes:duration>
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       <pubDate>Mon, 9 Oct 2006 6:21:05 -0000</pubDate>
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       <itunes:keywords>from scratch, leaven, bowl, meridian, oyster sauce, tofu, basa, vermicelli</itunes:keywords>
       <keywords>from scratch, leaven, bowl, meridian, oyster sauce, tofu, basa, vermicelli</keywords>
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       <title>From Scratch [poem] (EatIngredients.com)</title>
       <itunes:author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</itunes:author>
       <author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</author>
  	  <link>http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200610/028.htm</link> 
       <description>  <![CDATA[<a href="http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200610/028.htm">POEM: From Scratch</a><br><br>FOODSTUFF LISTING: Basa Tofu Vermicelli,  Beef Pot Tart, Ed's Baked Balsamic Chicken]]></description>
       <itunes:subtitle>POEM: From Scratch; FOODSTUFF LISTING: Basa Tofu Vermicelli,  Beef Pot Tart, Ed's Baked Balsamic Chicken</itunes:subtitle>
       <itunes:summary>POEM: From Scratch; FOODSTUFF LISTING: Basa Tofu Vermicelli,  Beef Pot Tart, Ed's Baked Balsamic Chicken</itunes:summary>
       <itunes:duration>0:06:52</itunes:duration>
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       <pubDate>Mon, 9 Oct 2006 06:20:22 -0000</pubDate>
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     <itunes:keywords>from scratch, leaven, bowl, meridian, oyster sauce, tofu, basa, vermicelli</itunes:keywords>
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       <title>Stressing Circumstantials [anecdote] (EatIngredients.com)</title>
       <itunes:author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</itunes:author>
       <author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</author>
  	  <link>http://www.eatingredients.com/anecdote/200610/008-AC.htm</link> 
       <description>  <![CDATA[<a href="http://www.eatingredients.com/anecdote/200610/008-AC.htm">Who was the rocket scientist that came up with the idea to carpet the floor of a fast-food restaurant??? Forget the rocket scientist. Should not we blame the social engineer who is attempting to design a more intimate space and experience?</a>]]> </description>
       <itunes:subtitle>Who was the rocket scientist that came up with the idea to carpet the floor of a fast-food restaurant??? Forget the rocket scientist. Should not we blame the social engineer who is attempting to design a more intimate space and experience?</itunes:subtitle>
       <itunes:summary>Who was the rocket scientist that came up with the idea to carpet the floor of a fast-food restaurant??? Forget the rocket scientist. Should not we blame the social engineer who is attempting to design a more intimate space and experience?</itunes:summary>
       <itunes:duration>10:17</itunes:duration>
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       <pubDate>Sun, 1 Oct 2006 19:23:56 -0000</pubDate>
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           <itunes:keywords>chicken nuggets, stress, circunstantial, chocolate milk, frustum, cylinder, rocket science, engineering and design, social engineer, HAZMAT</itunes:keywords>
       <keywords>chicken nuggets, stress, circunstantial, chocolate milk, frustum, cylinder, rocket science, engineering and design, social engineer, HAZMAT</keywords>

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       <title>TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY: Keeping the Company (EatIngredients.com)</title>
       <itunes:author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</itunes:author>
       <author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</author>
  	  <link>http://www.eatingredients.com/twentyfirst/200609/004.htm</link> 
       <description>  <![CDATA[<a href="http://www.eatingredients.com/twentyfirst/200609/004.htm">Poems from the collection TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY</a>: (1) Escalating Memories, (2) Forging the Frontier, (3) Legacy Portraiture, (4) Specialized Generality, (5) Resorting to Renaissance, (6) Keeping the Company]]> </description>
       <itunes:subtitle>Poems from the collection TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY:  (1) Escalating Memories, (2) Forging the Frontier, (3) Legacy Portraiture, (4) Specialized Generality, (5) Resorting to Renaissance, (6) Keeping the Company </itunes:subtitle>
       <itunes:summary>Poems from the collection TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY:  (1) Escalating Memories, (2) Forging the Frontier, (3) Legacy Portraiture, (4) Specialized Generality, (5) Resorting to Renaissance, (6) Keeping the Company</itunes:summary>
       <itunes:duration>0:06:18</itunes:duration>
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       <pubDate>Fri, 22 Sep 2006 06:32:31 -0000</pubDate>
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     <itunes:keywords>TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY, civility, humanity, pedestrian, portrait, renaissance, company, legacy, etiquette, pageantry, specialty, generality</itunes:keywords>
       <keywords>TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY, civility, humanity, pedestrian, portrait, renaissance, company, legacy, etiquette, pageantry, specialty, generality</keywords>
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       <title>Can Opener [note] (EatIngredients.com)</title>
       <itunes:author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</itunes:author>
       <author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</author>
  	  <link>http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200609/027.htm</link> 
       <description>  <![CDATA[<a href="http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200609/027.htm">A full wonderment favors the props that place a setting, conforming to stellar encounters that astound astrologically a can do attitude. </a>]]></description>
       <itunes:subtitle>A full wonderment favors the props that place a setting, conforming to stellar encounters that astound astrologically a can do attitude. </itunes:subtitle>
       <itunes:summary>A full wonderment favors the props that place a setting, conforming to stellar encounters that astound astrologically a can do attitude. </itunes:summary>
       <itunes:duration>0:03:16</itunes:duration>
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       <pubDate>Sun, 17 Sep 2006 21:35:35 -0000</pubDate>
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       <itunes:keywords>smell, taste, sight, prop, presentation, wondeful, tongue twister, astrology, can do attitude, friendliness</itunes:keywords>
       <keywords>smell, taste, sight, prop, presentation, wondeful, tongue twister, astrology, can do attitude, friendliness</keywords>
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       <title>Can Opener [poem] (EatIngredients.com)</title>
       <itunes:author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</itunes:author>
       <author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</author>
  	  <link>http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200609/027.htm</link> 
       <description>  <![CDATA[<a href="http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200609/027.htm">POEM: Can Opener</a><br><br>FOODSTUFF LISTING: Asian Smothered Tuna, Smothered Tilapia ]]> </description>
       <itunes:subtitle>POEM: Can Opener; FOODSTUFF LISTING: Asian Smothered Tuna, Smothered Tilapia </itunes:subtitle>
       <itunes:summary>POEM: Can Opener; FOODSTUFF LISTING: Asian Smothered Tuna, Smothered Tilapia </itunes:summary>
       <itunes:duration>0:04:52</itunes:duration>
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       <guid>http://www.eatingredients.com/audio/Eat_Ingredients_CM-027_Can_Opener_poem.mp3</guid>
       <pubDate>Sun, 17 Sep 2006 21:20:35 -0000</pubDate>
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     <itunes:keywords>smell, taste, sight, prop, presentation, wondeful, tongue twister, astrology, can do attitude, friendliness</itunes:keywords>
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       <title>Serving Function [note] (EatIngredients.com)</title>
       <itunes:author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</itunes:author>
       <author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</author>
  	  <link>http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200609/026.htm</link> 
       <description>  <![CDATA[<a href="http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200609/026.htm">One has to be a hobbyist</a>--or for lack of a better word, a dilettante. The hobbyist/dilettante must function as the laborer while transforming the service connotations associated with the work from a pedestrian mentality to that of an artisan/artist.</a>]]></description>
       <itunes:subtitle>One has to be a hobbyist--or for lack of a better word, a dilettante. The hobbyist/dilettante must function as the laborer while transforming the service connotations associated with the work from a pedestrian mentality to that of an artisan/artist.</itunes:subtitle>
       <itunes:summary>One has to be a hobbyist--or for lack of a better word, a dilettante. The hobbyist/dilettante must function as the laborer while transforming the service connotations associated with the work from a pedestrian mentality to that of an artisan/artist.</itunes:summary>
       <itunes:duration>0:05:22</itunes:duration>
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       <pubDate>Sat, 9 Sep 2006 01:15:35 -0000</pubDate>
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       <itunes:keywords>pasta, hobbist, dilettante, pedestrian, artisan, artist, durum, semolina, dumpling, gnocchi, middle class, luxury, processing plant, home-made, ready-made, ravioli</itunes:keywords>
       <keywords>pasta, hobbist, dilettante, pedestrian, artisan, artist, durum, semolina, dumpling, gnocchi, middle class, luxury, processing plant, home-made, ready-made, ravioli</keywords>
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       <title>Serving Function [poem] (EatIngredients.com)</title>
       <itunes:author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</itunes:author>
       <author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</author>
  	  <link>http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200609/026.htm</link> 
       <description>  <![CDATA[<a href="http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200609/026.htm">POEM: Serving Function</a><br><br>FOODSTUFF LISTING: Veggie Primavera, Spinach Ravioli, Ravioli Sauce]]> </description>
       <itunes:subtitle>POEM: Serving Function; FOODSTUFF LISTING: Veggie Primavera, Spinach Ravioli, Ravioli Sauce</itunes:subtitle>
       <itunes:summary>POEM: Serving Function; FOODSTUFF LISTING: Veggie Primavera, Spinach Ravioli, Ravioli Sauce</itunes:summary>
       <itunes:duration>0:05:57</itunes:duration>
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       <pubDate>Sun, 9 Sep 2006 1:10:35 -0000</pubDate>
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     <itunes:keywords>pasta, hobbist, dilettante, pedestrian, artisan, artist, durum, semolina, dumpling, gnocchi, middle class, luxury, processing plant, home-made, ready-made, ravioli</itunes:keywords>
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       <title>TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY: Tricks of the Trade (EatIngredients.com)</title>
       <itunes:author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</itunes:author>
       <author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</author>
  	  <link>http://www.eatingredients.com/twentyfirst/200609/003.htm</link> 
       <description>  <![CDATA[<a href="http://www.eatingredients.com/twentyfirst/200609/003.htm">Poems from the collection TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY</a>: (1) M is for Marketing, (2) Gallery-Aged Echoes, (3) Duplex Legacy, (4) Where to Now?, (5) Tricks of the Trade]]> </description>
       <itunes:subtitle>Poems from the collection TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY: (1) M is for Marketing, (2) Gallery-Aged Echoes, (3) Duplex Legacy, (4) Where to Now?, (5) Tricks of the Trade</itunes:subtitle>
       <itunes:summary>Poems from the collection TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY: (1) M is for Marketing, (2) Gallery-Aged Echoes, (3) Duplex Legacy, (4) Where to Now?, (5) Tricks of the Trade</itunes:summary>
       <itunes:duration>0:07:06</itunes:duration>
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       <pubDate>Sun, 3 Sep 2006 02:15:40 -0000</pubDate>
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     <itunes:keywords>TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY, the howl, tricks, trade. disruptive technology. gallery, back-story, lifestyle change</itunes:keywords>
       <keywords>TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY, the howl, tricks, trade. disruptive technology. gallery, back-story, lifestyle change</keywords>
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<item>
       <title>For the Love of Good [anecdote] (EatIngredients.com)</title>
       <itunes:author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</itunes:author>
       <author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</author>
  	  <link>http://www.eatingredients.com/anecdote/200608/007-AC.htm</link> 
       <description>  <![CDATA[<a href="http://www.eatingredients.com/anecdote/200608/007-AC.htm">Am I your strangling strange or passing passion fruit? Plucky am I--a choice pick indeed!</a>]]> </description>
       <itunes:subtitle>Am I your strangling strange or passing passion fruit? Plucky am I--a choice pick indeed!</itunes:subtitle>
       <itunes:summary>Am I your strangling strange or passing passion fruit? Plucky am I--a choice pick indeed!</itunes:summary>
       <itunes:duration>0:04:15</itunes:duration>
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       <pubDate>Sun, 20 Aug 2006 03:23:56 -0000</pubDate>
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         <itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit> 
           <itunes:keywords>strange fruit, pasion fruit, intimacy, carbohydrates, tender loin, saving grace, saccharine, beefcake, feeding frenzy, viscera, ethnic</itunes:keywords>
       <keywords>strange fruit, pasion fruit, intimacy, carbohydrates, tender loin, saving grace, saccharine, beefcake, feeding frenzy, viscera, ethnic</keywords>

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       <title>TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY: Balancing Incoherence (EatIngredients.com)</title>
       <itunes:author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</itunes:author>
       <author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</author>
  	  <link>http://www.eatingredients.com/twentyfirst/200608/002.htm</link> 
       <description>  <![CDATA[<a href="http://www.eatingredients.com/twentyfirst/200608/002.htm">Poems from the collection TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY</a>: (1) Arena Discourse, (2) Convenient Comfort, (3) Digital Assets, (4) Data Delivery, (5) Balancing Incoherence]]> </description>
       <itunes:subtitle>Poems from the collection TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY: (1) Arena Discourse, (2) Convenient Comfort, (3) Digital Assets, (4) Data Delivery, (5) Balancing Incoherence</itunes:subtitle>
       <itunes:summary>Poems from the collection TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY: (1) Arena Discourse, (2) Convenient Comfort, (3) Digital Assets, (4) Data Delivery, (5) Balancing Incoherence</itunes:summary>
       <itunes:duration>0:06:17</itunes:duration>
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       <pubDate>Sun, 13 Aug 2006 07:25:10 -0000</pubDate>
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     <itunes:keywords>TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY, arena discourse, data delivery, convenient comfort, digital assets, balancing incoherence</itunes:keywords>
       <keywords>TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY, arena discourse, data delivery, convenient comfort, digital assets, balancing incoherence</keywords>
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       <title>Boxed Memory [note] (EatIngredients.com)</title>
       <itunes:author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</itunes:author>
       <author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</author>
  	  <link>http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200608/025.htm</link> 
       <description>  <![CDATA[<a href="http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200608/025.htm">These recreations (yours and mine) will suffice as repeaters--leftovers from circumstances outstanding time, yet boxed in memory.</a>]]></description>
       <itunes:subtitle>These recreations (yours and mine) will suffice as repeaters--leftovers from circumstances outstanding time, yet boxed in memory.</itunes:subtitle>
       <itunes:summary>These recreations (yours and mine) will suffice as repeaters--leftovers from circumstances outstanding time, yet boxed in memory.</itunes:summary>
       <itunes:duration>0:03:33</itunes:duration>
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       <pubDate>Sun, 6 Aug 2006 23:15:35 -0000</pubDate>
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       <itunes:keywords>boxed memory, memory, decent meal, time-honored, recreation, contemplate, leftover, rainbow trout, alpha-beta, olive, pepper, genenration, bagette, repeat</itunes:keywords>
       <keywords>boxed memory, memory, decent meal, time-honored, recreation, contemplate, leftover, rainbow trout, alpha-beta, olive, pepper, genenration, bagette, repeat</keywords>
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       <title>Fathom Memory [poem] (EatIngredients.com)</title>
       <itunes:author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</itunes:author>
       <author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</author>
  	  <link>http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200608/025.htm</link> 
       <description>  <![CDATA[<a href="http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200608/025.htm">POEM: Fathom Memory</a><br><br>FOODSTUFF LISTING: Greco-Rainbow Trout]]> </description>
       <itunes:subtitle>POEM: Fathom Memory; FOODSTUFF LISTING: Greco-Rainbow Trout</itunes:subtitle>
       <itunes:summary>POEM: Fathom Memory; FOODSTUFF LISTING: Greco-Rainbow Trout</itunes:summary>
       <itunes:duration>0:04:30</itunes:duration>
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       <pubDate>Sun, 6 Aug 2006 23:10:35 -0000</pubDate>
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       <itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit> 
     <itunes:keywords>boxed memory, memory, decent meal, time-honored, recreation, contemplate, leftover, rainbow trout, alpha-beta, olive, pepper, genenration, bagette, repeat</itunes:keywords>
       <keywords>boxed memory, memory, decent meal, time-honored, recreation, contemplate, leftover, rainbow trout, alpha-beta, olive, pepper, genenration, bagette, repeat</keywords>
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       <title>TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY: Mystery and History Presently (EatIngredients.com)</title>
       <itunes:author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</itunes:author>
       <author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</author>
  	  <link>http://www.eatingredients.com/twentyfirst/200608/001.htm</link> 
       <description>  <![CDATA[<a href="http://www.eatingredients.com/twentyfirst/200608/001.htm">Poems from the collection TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY</a>: (1) Read Between the Ellipses, (2) Here and Now [coming and going], (3) Assembling Cerebricity, (4) Artful Economics, (5) Mystery and History Presently]]> </description>
       <itunes:subtitle>Poems from the collection TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY: (1) Read Between the Ellipses, (2) Here and Now [coming and going], (3) Assembling Cerebricity, (4) Artful Economics, (5) Mystery and History Presently</itunes:subtitle>
       <itunes:summary>Poems from the collection TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY: (1) Read Between the Ellipses, (2) Here and Now [coming and going], (3) Assembling Cerebricity, (4) Artful Economics, (5) Mystery and History Presently</itunes:summary>
       <itunes:duration>0:09:06</itunes:duration>
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             <pubDate>Tue, 1 Aug 2006 04:25:10 -0000</pubDate>
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     <itunes:keywords>TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY, Ellipses, Cerebricity, Artful, Economics, Mystery, History, Present</itunes:keywords>
       <keywords>TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY, Ellipses, Cerebricity, Artful, Economics, Mystery, History, Present</keywords>
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       <title>Binge Cooking [note] (EatIngredients.com)</title>
       <itunes:author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</itunes:author>
       <author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</author>
  	  <link>http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200607/024.htm</link> 
       <description>  <![CDATA[<a href="http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200607/024.htm">Inspiration is an obliged fulfillment of progressive creation, whereas urgency is a situated enactment of sheer force. This rampant logic is manifested in binge cooking. </a>]]></description>
       <itunes:subtitle>Inspiration is an obliged fulfillment of progressive creation, whereas urgency is a situated enactment of sheer force. This rampant logic is manifested in binge cooking. </itunes:subtitle>
       <itunes:summary>Inspiration is an obliged fulfillment of progressive creation, whereas urgency is a situated enactment of sheer force. This rampant logic is manifested in binge cooking. </itunes:summary>
       <itunes:duration>0:03:15</itunes:duration>
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       <pubDate>Thu, 27 Jul 2006 06:01:35 -0000</pubDate>
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       <itunes:keywords>logic, salmon, migration, urge, inspiration, creation, binge cooking, cooking, binge, chef, glut, surfeit, taste, refrigerator, freezer, esprit, mushroom, noodles, vegetable, olive oil </itunes:keywords>
       <keywords>logic, salmon, migration, urge, inspiration, creation, binge cooking, cooking, binge, chef, glut, surfeit, taste, refrigerator, freezer, esprit, mushroom, noodles, vegetable, olive oil</keywords>
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       <title>Binge Cooking [poem] (EatIngredients.com)</title>
       <itunes:author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</itunes:author>
       <author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</author>
  	  <link>http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200607/024.htm</link> 
       <description>  <![CDATA[<a href="http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200607/024.htm">POEM: Binge Cooking</a><br><br>FOODSTUFF LISTING: Roasted Salmon Mushroom Noodles]]> </description>
       <itunes:subtitle>POEM: Binge Cooking; FOODSTUFF LISTING: Roasted Salmon Mushroom Noodles</itunes:subtitle>
       <itunes:summary>POEM: Binge Cooking; FOODSTUFF LISTING: Roasted Salmon Mushroom Noodles</itunes:summary>
       <itunes:duration>0:04:00</itunes:duration>
       <enclosure url="http://www.eatingredients.com/audio/Eat_Ingredients_CM-024_Binge_Cooking_poem.mp3" length="1933312" type="audio/mpeg" />
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       <pubDate>Thu, 27 Jul 2006 05:55:10 -0000</pubDate>
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     <itunes:keywords>logic, salmon, migration, urge, inspiration, creation, binge cooking, cooking, binge, chef, glut, surfeit, taste, refrigerator, freezer, esprit, mushroom, noodles, vegetable, olive oil</itunes:keywords>
       <keywords>logic, salmon, migration, urge, inspiration, creation, binge cooking, cooking, binge, chef, glut, surfeit, taste, refrigerator, freezer, esprit, mushroom, noodles, vegetable, olive oil</keywords>
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       <title>Bread and Butter (B&amp;B) [note] (EatIngredients.com)</title>
       <itunes:author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</itunes:author>
       <author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</author>
  	  <link>http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200607/023.htm</link> 
       <description>  <![CDATA[<a href="http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200607/023.htm">I grew up eating bread and butter. From these accessible ingredients came my first venture in trying to make it taste really good. </a>]]></description>
       <itunes:subtitle>I grew up eating bread and butter. From these accessible ingredients came my first venture in trying to make it taste really good. </itunes:subtitle>
       <itunes:summary>I grew up eating bread and butter. From these accessible ingredients came my first venture in trying to make it taste really good. </itunes:summary>
       <itunes:duration>0:04:48</itunes:duration>
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       <pubDate>Wed, 19 Jul 2006 22:01:35 -0000</pubDate>
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       <itunes:keywords>bread and butter, bread, butter, cinnamon toast, cinnamon, toast, butter, sugar, delectable, maple syrup, dessert, grilled cheese, grilled, cheese, orange slices, hydrogenated oil, sandwich, isosceles, fruit cocktail, homemade </itunes:keywords>
       <keywords>bread and butter, bread, butter, cinnamon toast, cinnamon, toast, butter, sugar, delectable, maple syrup, dessert, grilled cheese, grilled, cheese, orange slices, hydrogenated oil, sandwich, isosceles, fruit cocktail, homemade</keywords>
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       <title>Resemblances [poem] (EatIngredients.com)</title>
       <itunes:author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</itunes:author>
       <author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</author>
  	  <link>http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200607/023.htm</link> 
       <description>  <![CDATA[<a href="http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200607/023.htm">POEM: Resemblances</a><br><br>FOODSTUFF LISTING: Marmalade; Eggplant Spread, Pear Confit]]> </description>
       <itunes:subtitle>POEM: Resemblances; FOODSTUFF LISTING: Marmalade; Eggplant Spread, Pear Confit</itunes:subtitle>
       <itunes:summary>POEM: Resemblances; FOODSTUFF LISTING: Marmalade; Eggplant Spread, Pear Confit</itunes:summary>
       <itunes:duration>0:05:19</itunes:duration>
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       <guid>http://www.eatingredients.com/audio/Eat_Ingredients_CM-023_Resemblances_poem.mp3</guid>
       <pubDate>Wed, 19 Jul 2006 21:58:39 -0000</pubDate>
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     <itunes:keywords>bread and butter, bread, butter, cinnamon toast, cinnamon, toast, butter, sugar, delectable, maple syrup, dessert, grilled cheese, grilled, cheese, orange slices, hydrogenated oil, sandwich, isosceles, fruit cocktail, homemade</itunes:keywords>
       <keywords>bread and butter, bread, butter, cinnamon toast, cinnamon, toast, butter, sugar, delectable, maple syrup, dessert, grilled cheese, grilled, cheese, orange slices, hydrogenated oil, sandwich, isosceles, fruit cocktail, homemade</keywords>
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       <title>Food Courting: Upgrade Double Triptych [sound shopping] (EatIngredients.com)</title>
       <itunes:author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</itunes:author>
       <author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</author>
  	  <link>http://www.eatingredients.com/soundscape/index.htm</link> 
       <description>  <![CDATA[<a href="http://www.eatingredients.com/soundscape/index.htm" target="_blank">Sound Shopping</a>: <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Food_court" target="_blank">Food Courting</a> - Upgrade Double Triptych<br><i><a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sign" target="_blank">Assign</a></i> the grade up from local to global. Join Ed as he courts quaility foodstuffs: beef and java. The product and service <i><a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sign_%28semiotics%29" target="_blank">signs</a></i> that foreground the bustle are augmented by the background noise<i> signifying</i> the event.]]> </description>
       <itunes:subtitle>Assign the grade up from local to global. Join Ed as he courts quaility foodstuffs: beef and java. The product and service signs that foreground the bustle are augmented by the background noise signifying the event.</itunes:subtitle>
       <itunes:summary>Assign the grade up from local to global. Join Ed as he courts quaility foodstuffs: beef and java. The product and service signs that foreground the bustle are augmented by the background noise signifying the event.</itunes:summary>
       <itunes:duration>0:16:01</itunes:duration>
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       <pubDate>Thu, 6 Jul 2006 10:10:23 -0000</pubDate>
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       <title>A Menu's Referendum [note] (EatIngredients.com)</title>
       <itunes:author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</itunes:author>
       <author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</author>
  	  <link>http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200606/022.htm</link> 
       <description>  <![CDATA[<a href="http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200606/022.htm">Luxuriate, accommodate, anticipate, celebrate atmospheric pleasure.</a>]]></description>
       <itunes:subtitle>Luxuriate, accommodate, anticipate, celebrate atmospheric pleasure.</itunes:subtitle>
       <itunes:summary>Luxuriate, accommodate, anticipate, celebrate atmospheric pleasure.</itunes:summary>
       <itunes:duration>0:03:06</itunes:duration>
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       <pubDate>Thu, 29 Jun 2006 21:19:55 -0000</pubDate>
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       <title>Menu Referenda [poem] (EatIngredients.com)</title>
       <itunes:author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</itunes:author>
       <author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</author>
  	  <link>http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200606/022.htm</link> 
       <description>  <![CDATA[<a href="http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200606/022.htm">POEM: Menu Referenda</a><br><br>FOODSTUFF LISTING: Calamari Salad, Ed's Southwest Salmon, Peach Tart]]> </description>
       <itunes:subtitle>FOODSTUFF LISTING: Calamari Salad, Ed's Southwest Salmon, Peach Tart</itunes:subtitle>
       <itunes:summary>FOODSTUFF LISTING: Calamari Salad, Ed's Southwest Salmon, Peach Tart</itunes:summary>
       <itunes:duration>0:05:24</itunes:duration>
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       <pubDate>Thu, 29 Jun 2006 20:09:55 -0000</pubDate>
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       <title>Condiments [note] (EatIngredients.com)</title>
       <itunes:author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</itunes:author>
       <author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</author>
  	  <link>http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200606/021.htm</link> 
       <description>  <![CDATA[<a href="http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200606/021.htm">There is no profundity, only irony. An auxiliary, condiments bring consistency to a meal, rendering the food palpable. </a>]]></description>
       <itunes:subtitle>There is no profundity, only irony. An auxiliary, condiments bring consistency to a meal, rendering the food palpable.</itunes:subtitle>
       <itunes:summary>There is no profundity, only irony. An auxiliary, condiments bring consistency to a meal, rendering the food palpable.</itunes:summary>
       <itunes:duration>0:03:53</itunes:duration>
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       <pubDate>Fri, 23 Jun 2006 6:20:55 -0000</pubDate>
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       <itunes:keywords>musing, condiments, palpable, catalyst, flavor, teaspoon, packet, size, spice crystal, liquefied, dollop, dip, dash, squirt, accent, smother, stability, bland brand, normal, exquisite, preference, senses, sensation, battle, opposition</itunes:keywords>
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       <title>Condiments [poem] (EatIngredients.com)</title>
       <itunes:author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</itunes:author>
       <author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</author>
  	  <link>http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200606/021.htm</link> 
       <description>  <![CDATA[<a href="http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200606/021.htm">POEM: Condiments</a><br><br>FOODSTUFF LISTING: Barbecue Sauce (1-2)]]> </description>
       <itunes:subtitle>FOODSTUFF LISTING: Barbecue Sauce (1-2)</itunes:subtitle>
       <itunes:summary>FOODSTUFF LISTING: Barbecue Sauce (1-2)</itunes:summary>
       <itunes:duration>0:04:46</itunes:duration>
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       <pubDate>Fri, 23 Jun 2006 6:10:50 -0000</pubDate>
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       <title>Culinary Competitive Intelligence [note and poem] (EatIngredients.com)</title>
       <itunes:author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</itunes:author>
       <author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</author>
  	  <link>http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200606/020.htm</link> 
       <description>  <![CDATA[<a href="http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200606/020.htm">&#147;Well, with a little bit of this and that, I throw in the other--something like when, but only now, resulting in something other than that to come up with this.&#148;</a>]]></description>
       <itunes:subtitle>NOTE and POEM: Culinary Competitive Intelligence; FOODSTUFF LISTING: Three Wise Cheeses and Macaroni</itunes:subtitle>
       <itunes:summary>&quot;Well, with a little bit of this and that, I throw in the other--something like when, but only now, resulting in something other than that to come up with this.&quot;  Such was the situation for the Three Wise Cheeses and Macaroni--my most infamous extrapolation from my mother's kitchen.</itunes:summary>
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       <pubDate>Fri, 16 Jun 2006 01:10:55 -0000</pubDate>
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       <title>Culinary Competitive Intelligence: Contexture [anecdote] (EatIngredients.com)</title>
       <itunes:author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</itunes:author>
       <author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</author>
  	  <link>http://www.eatingredients.com/anecdote/200606/006-AC.htm</link> 
       <description>  <![CDATA[My cheese combination came about by making friends with a Shoppe curator who inadvertently guided me in the selection. I was a weekly customer who tasted samples prior to purchase. The curator, she mentored me on how to contexturize: contextualize texture lingually; a vernacular that cannot be described in words or by taste. After I decided on the three cheeses for my artisanal dish, I went home to construct.]]> </description>
       <itunes:subtitle>Three Wise Cheeses and Macaroni</itunes:subtitle>
       <itunes:summary>My cheese combination came about by making friends with a Shoppe curator who inadvertently guided me in the selection. I was a weekly customer who tasted samples prior to purchase. The curator, she mentored me on how to contexturize: contextualize texture lingually; a vernacular that cannot be described in words or by taste. After I decided on the three cheeses for my artisanal dish, I went home to construct.</itunes:summary>
       <itunes:duration>0:06:48</itunes:duration>
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       <pubDate>Fri, 16 Jun 2006 01:00:05 -0000</pubDate>
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       <keywords>musing, family, potluck, this, that, other, when, now, three, wise, cheese, macaroni, devil, egg, potato, salad, competitive, intelligence, preparation, nuance, Shoppe, curator, mom, al dente, contexture, vernacular, lingual, contexturize, kinship, family, secret, heart, soul, evolution</keywords>

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       <title>Hunger Management [note] (EatIngredients.com)</title>
       <itunes:author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</itunes:author>
       <author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</author>
  	  <link>http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200606/019.htm</link> 
       <description>  <![CDATA[<a href="http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200606/019.htm">What bites, from first to last, are the chews in between, not counting the calories or the carbohydrates. </a>]]></description>
       <itunes:subtitle>What bites, from first to last, are the chews in between, not counting the calories or the carbohydrates.</itunes:subtitle>
       <itunes:summary>What bites, from first to last, are the chews in between, not counting the calories or the carbohydrates. </itunes:summary>
       <itunes:duration>0:01:54</itunes:duration>
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       <pubDate>Thu, 8 Jun 2006 22:41:55 -0000</pubDate>
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       <keywords>musing, calories, carbohydrates, nutrition, formula, science, toxin, healthy, hue stomach, hunger, strike, binge, nosh, management, lamb, wrap, wild rice, pear, apple, oyster sauce, soy sauce, chow mein noodle, pecorino romano, marinade, grill, parsley, ginger, fresh, onion, sesame, kernal, pepper, tortilla, worcheshire, chicken, ricotta, oregano, shallot, spinach</keywords>
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       <title>Hunger Management [poem] (EatIngredients.com)</title>
       <itunes:author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</itunes:author>
       <author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</author>
  	  <link>http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200606/019.htm</link> 
       <description>  <![CDATA[<a href="http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200606/019.htm">POEM: Hunger Management</a><br><br>FOODSTUFF LISTING: Occidental Salad/Oriental Wrap; Lamb Wrap; Chicken Wrap]]> </description>
       <itunes:subtitle>POEM: Hunger Management; FOODSTUFF LISTING: Occidental Salad/Oriental Wrap; Lamb Wrap; Chicken Wrap</itunes:subtitle>
       <itunes:summary>POEM: Hunger Management; FOODSTUFF LISTING: Occidental Salad/Oriental Wrap; Lamb Wrap; Chicken Wrap</itunes:summary>
       <itunes:duration>0:06:18</itunes:duration>
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       <pubDate>Thu, 8 Jun 2006 22:35:50 -0000</pubDate>
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       <keywords>musing, calories, carbohydrates, nutrition, formula, science, toxin, healthy, hue stomach, hunger, strike, binge, nosh, management, lamb, wrap, wild rice, pear, apple, oyster sauce, soy sauce, chow mein noodle, pecorino romano, marinade, grill, parsley, ginger, fresh, onion, sesame, kernal, pepper, tortilla, worcheshire, chicken, ricotta, oregano, shallot, spinach</keywords>
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       <title>Kitchen Gadgets [note] (EatIngredients.com)</title>
       <itunes:author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</itunes:author>
       <author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</author>
  	  <link>http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200605/018.htm</link> 
       <description>  <![CDATA[<a href="http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200605/018.htm">The gadgets</a> that create epicurean wonders are vast and plenty. When not completing tasks, these tools, depending on novelty, hand by the wall, sit on the shelf, or clutter drawer space. If not purchased outright, gadgets are traded, borrowed, are given as gifts, and sometimes surreptitiously stolen.]]></description>
       <itunes:subtitle>The gadgets that create epicurean wonders are vast and plenty. When not completing tasks, these tools, depending on novelty, hand by the wall, sit on the shelf, or clutter drawer space. If not purchased outright, gadgets are traded, borrowed, are given as gifts, and sometimes surreptitiously stolen.</itunes:subtitle>
       <itunes:summary>The gadgets that create epicurean wonders are vast and plenty. When not completing tasks, these tools, depending on novelty, hand by the wall, sit on the shelf, or clutter drawer space. If not purchased outright, gadgets are traded, borrowed, are given as gifts, and sometimes surreptitiously stolen.</itunes:summary>
       <itunes:duration>0:03:31</itunes:duration>
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       <pubDate>Thu, 1 Jun 2006 0:05:55 -0000</pubDate>
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       <itunes:keywords>musing, epicurian. novelty, kitchen, gadget, how effect, gdgetry, mechanisms, food-processing, cauldron, crock-pot, wooden spoon, sustenance, plate, truffle, chives, thyme, chicken, cornstarch, rumination, erudition, drawer space</itunes:keywords>
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       <title>Kitchen Gadgetry [poem] (EatIngredients.com)</title>
       <itunes:author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</itunes:author>
       <author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</author>
  	  <link>http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200605/018.htm</link> 
       <description>  <![CDATA[<a href="http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200605/018.htm">POEM: Kitchen Gadgetry<br><br>FOODSTUFF LISTING: Lemon Zest Chicken; Mushroom Tartlet</a>]]> </description>
       <itunes:subtitle>POEM: Kitchen Gadgetry; FOODSTUFF LISTING: Lemon Zest Chicken; Mushroom Tartlet</itunes:subtitle>
       <itunes:summary>POEM: Kitchen Gadgetry; FOODSTUFF LISTING: Lemon Zest Chicken; Mushroom Tartlet</itunes:summary>
       <itunes:duration>0:05:50</itunes:duration>
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       <pubDate>Thu, 1 Jun 2006 0:05:50 -0000</pubDate>
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       <title>Shaking Hands with a Chef [anecdote] (EatIngredients.com)</title>
       <itunes:author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</itunes:author>
       <author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</author>
  	  <link>http://www.eatingredients.com/anecdote/200605/005-AC.htm</link> 
       <description>  <![CDATA[On the morning day of Christmas, my sweetheart gave to me, a gift certificate. A gift certificate? A gift certificate to <i><a href"http://www.eatingredients.com/anecdote/200605/005-AC.htm">shake hands with a chef</a></i>.]]> </description>
       <itunes:subtitle>On the morning day of Christmas, my sweetheart gave to me, a gift certificate. A gift certificate? A gift certificate to shake hands with a chef.</itunes:subtitle>
       <itunes:summary>Let's begin with a brief excursion to a Shoppe, then a tour of the kitchen, and then we will sit and have a midday supper, which will consist of....</itunes:summary>
       <itunes:duration>0:10:39</itunes:duration>
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       <pubDate>Thu, 25 May 2006 02:00:05 -0000</pubDate>
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           <itunes:keywords>Chef, fin, merde, saint, petite, centimeter, triste, amour, Common Eara, post-war, divine beef, shoppe, midday supper, ordinance, sweetheart, gift certificate, gatekeeper, table of four, appetite, first course, miracle, maitre d, desert and coffee, agape</itunes:keywords>
       <keywords>Chef, fin, merde, saint, petite, centimeter, triste, amour, Common Eara, post-war, divine beef, shoppe, midday supper, ordinance, sweetheart, gift certificate, gatekeeper, table of four, appetite, first course, miracle, maitre d, desert and coffee, agape</keywords>

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       <title>Generational Eating [note] (EatIngredients.com)</title>
       <itunes:author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</itunes:author>
       <author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</author>
  	  <link>http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200605/017.htm</link> 
       <description>  <![CDATA[<a href="http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200605/017.htm">The two foodstuff listings</a>, Fried Chicken and Ken's Hot &amp; Cold Kale, are inspirations from my mother's meals that she prepared for the family.  This is part of my ancestry that affects my ethnicity.]]></description>
       <itunes:subtitle>The two foodstuff listings, Fried Chicken and Ken's Hot and Cold Kale, are inspirations from my mother's meals that she prepared for the family.  This is part of my ancestry that affects my ethnicity.</itunes:subtitle>
       <itunes:summary>The two foodstuff listings, Fried Chicken and Ken's Hot and Cold Kale, are inspirations from my mother's meals that she prepared for the family.  This is part of my ancestry that affects my ethnicity.</itunes:summary>
       <itunes:duration>0:03:47</itunes:duration>
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       <pubDate>Fri, 19 May 2006 0:10:40 -0000</pubDate>
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       <itunes:keywords>musing, generation, eating, fried chicken, kale, hot and cold, mother, family, greens, undercooked, overcooked, tongue-burning, teeth-chattering, socio-economics, health benefits, culture, public, private, home, restaurant, natural, scientific, then and now, now and then, cornucopia, abundance, searth, between-meal, snacks, nourishment, celebration, porpulence, proportion, corn meal, chilli powder, shallot, purple onion</itunes:keywords>
       <keywords>musing, generation, eating, fried chicken, kale, hot and cold, mother, family, greens, undercooked, overcooked, tongue-burning, teeth-chattering, socio-economics, health benefits, culture, public, private, home, restaurant, natural, scientific, then and now, now and then, cornucopia, abundance, searth, between-meal, snacks, nourishment, celebration, porpulence, proportion, corn meal, chilli powder, shallot, purple onion</keywords>
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       <title>Generational Eating [poem] (EatIngredients.com)</title>
       <itunes:author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</itunes:author>
       <author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</author>
  	  <link>http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200605/017.htm</link> 
       <description>  <![CDATA[<a href="http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200605/017.htm">POEM: Generational Eating</a><br><br>FOODSTUFF LISTING: Fried Chicken; Ken's Hot and Cold Kale]]> </description>
       <itunes:subtitle>POEM: Generational Eating; FOODSTUFF LISTING: Fried Chicken; Ken's Hot and Cold Kale</itunes:subtitle>
       <itunes:summary>POEM: Generational Eating; FOODSTUFF LISTING: Fried Chicken; Ken's Hot and Cold Kale</itunes:summary>
       <itunes:duration>0:04:40</itunes:duration>
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       <pubDate>Fri, 19 May 2006 0:10:35 -0000</pubDate>
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     <itunes:keywords>musing, generation, eating, fried chicken, kale, hot and cold, mother, family, greens, undercooked, overcooked, tongue-burning, teeth-chattering, socio-economics, health benefits, culture, public, private, home, restaurant, natural, scientific, then and now, now and then, cornucopia, abundance, searth, between-meal, snacks, nourishment, celebration, porpulence, proportion, corn meal, chilli powder, shallot, purple onion</itunes:keywords>
       <keywords>musing, generation, eating, fried chicken, kale, hot and cold, mother, family, greens, undercooked, overcooked, tongue-burning, teeth-chattering, socio-economics, health benefits, culture, public, private, home, restaurant, natural, scientific, then and now, now and then, cornucopia, abundance, searth, between-meal, snacks, nourishment, celebration, porpulence, proportion, corn meal, chilli powder, shallot, purple onion</keywords>
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       <title>Visceral Victuals [note and poem] (EatIngredients.com)</title>
       <itunes:author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</itunes:author>
       <author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</author>
  	  <link>http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200605/016.htm</link> 
       <description>  <![CDATA[<a href="http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200605/016.htm">NOTE &amp; POEM: Visceral Victuals</a><BR><BR>FOODSTUFF LISTING: String Bean Ding; Yam Pie<br><br>Eating is an activity that can rouse primordial remembrance--sense without definition.]]></description>
       <itunes:subtitle>POEM: Visceral Victuals; FOODSTUFF LISTING: String Bean Ding; Yam Pie</itunes:subtitle>
       <itunes:summary>Eating is an activity that can rouse primordial remembrance--sense without definition.</itunes:summary>
       <itunes:duration>0:04:13</itunes:duration>
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       <pubDate>Fri, 12 May 2006 0:03:10 -0000</pubDate>
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       <itunes:keywords>musing, primordial, remembrance, definition, visceral, victuals, delicious, eyes, nose, ears, tongue, hands, feet, heart, blood, stomach, glands, nerves, body, mouth, blink, sniff, wiggle, wag, clap, tap, gush, thump, butterfly, secrete, tingle, quiver, yummy, string bean, yam, pie, shikate, mushroom, rice wine, vinegar, garlic, onion hoisin, sesame,  morsel</itunes:keywords>
       <keywords>musing, primordial, remembrance, definition, visceral, victuals, delicious, eyes, nose, ears, tongue, hands, feet, heart, blood, stomach, glands, nerves, body, mouth, blink, sniff, wiggle, wag, clap, tap, gush, thump, butterfly, secrete, tingle, quiver, yummy, string bean, yam, pie, shikate, mushroom, rice wine, vinegar, garlic, onion hoisin, sesame,  morsel</keywords>
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       <title>Reading Determination [sound shopping] (EatIngredients.com)</title>
       <itunes:author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</itunes:author>
       <author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</author>
  	  <link>http://www.eatingredients.com/soundscape/index.htm</link> 
       <description>  <![CDATA[Speed slowly with Ed and Eddie over <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time" target="_blank">elapsed time</a>. In this <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time_scale" target="_blank">seemingly</a>&nbsp;<a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chronology" target="_blank">hurried-waiting</a> scenario, <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Causality" target="_blank">what direction</a> will this excursion take?<Br><br>BTW--<a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Determinism" target="_blank"><i>who is in control</i></a>? The answer may leave you babbling in the end!]]> </description>
       <itunes:subtitle>Speed slowly with Ed and Eddie over elapsed time. In this seemingly hurried-waiting scenario, what direction will this excursion take? BTW--who is in control? The answer may leave you babbling in the end!</itunes:subtitle>
       <itunes:summary>Speed slowly with Ed and Eddie over elapsed time. In this seemingly hurried-waiting scenario, what direction will this excursion take? BTW--who is in control? The answer may leave you babbling in the end!</itunes:summary>
       <itunes:duration>0:28:36</itunes:duration>
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       <pubDate>Sun, 7 May 2006  02:20:35 -0000</pubDate>
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           <itunes:keywords>supermarket, produce, market, recipe, utility, gadgetry, new media, information society, lifestyle, 20th century, 21st Century, Sound Shopping, sound, shopping, soundscape, time, scenario, coffee, demitasse, espresso, cup of joe, cheese, price, shop, touching, soundscape, topsy-turvy, Ed and Eddie, hunt, father and son, supermarket, luck technique, determination, roast</itunes:keywords>
       <keywords>supermarket, produce, market, recipe, utility, gadgetry, new media, information society, lifestyle, 20th century, 21st Century, Sound Shopping, sound, shopping, soundscape, time, scenario, coffe, demitasse, espresso, cup of joe, cheese, price, shop, touching, soundscape, topsy-turvy, Ed and Eddie, hunt, father and son, supermarket, luck technique, determination, roast</keywords>

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       <title>Feeding Remuneration [note] (EatIngredients.com)</title>
       <itunes:author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</itunes:author>
       <author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</author>
  	  <link>http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200604/015.htm</link> 
       <description>  <![CDATA[<a href="http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200604/015.htm">NOTE: Feeding Remuneration</a><BR><BR>FOODSTUFF LISTING: Beef Stroganoff; Clam Chowder<br><br>What is said in the house stays in the house. What is done is done. When all is said and done, what is the truth?  When all is said and done, what is fatefully paid in full is also cultivated in what we eat.]]></description>
       <itunes:subtitle>What is said in the house stays in the house. What is done is done. When all is said and done, what is the truth?  When all is said and done, what is fatefully paid in full is also cultivated in what we eat.</itunes:subtitle>
       <itunes:summary>What is said in the house stays in the house. What is done is done. When all is said and done, what is the truth?  When all is said and done, what is fatefully paid in full is also cultivated in what we eat.</itunes:summary>
       <itunes:duration>0:03:02</itunes:duration>
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       <pubDate>Sun, 30 Apr 2006 6:55:05 -0000</pubDate>
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       <itunes:keywords>musing, remuneration, scene, tableau, genes, blood, cultivate, truth, beef stroganoff, DIY, clam chowder, balsamic vinegar, masticate. chew, sea salt</itunes:keywords>
       <keywords>musing, remuneration, scene, tableau, genes, blood, cultivate, truth, beef stroganoff, DIY, clam chowder, balsamic vinegar, masticate. chew, sea salt</keywords>
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       <title>Feeding Remuneration [poem] (EatIngredients.com)</title>
       <itunes:author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</itunes:author>
       <author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</author>
  	  <link>http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200604/015.htm</link> 
       <description>  <![CDATA[<a href="http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200604/015.htm">POEM: Feeding Remuneration</a><br><br>FOODSTUFF LISTING: Beef Stroganoff; Clam Chowder]]> </description>
       <itunes:subtitle>POEM: Feeding Remuneration; FOODSTUFF LISTING: Beef Stroganoff; Clam Chowder</itunes:subtitle>
       <itunes:summary>POEM: Feeding Remuneration; FOODSTUFF LISTING: Beef Stroganoff; Clam Chowder</itunes:summary>
       <itunes:duration>0:04:39</itunes:duration>
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       <pubDate>Sun, 30 Apr 2006 6:50:05 -0000</pubDate>
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     <itunes:keywords>musing, remuneration, scene, tableau, genes, blood, cultivate, truth, beef stroganoff, DIY, clam chowder, balsamic vinegar, masticate. chew, sea salt</itunes:keywords>
       <keywords>musing, remuneration, scene, tableau, genes, blood, cultivate, truth, beef stroganoff, DIY, clam chowder, balsamic vinegar, masticate. chew, sea salt</keywords>
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       <title>Found Sandwich [anecdote] (EatIngredients.com)</title>
       <itunes:author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</itunes:author>
       <author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</author>
  	  <link>http://www.eatingredients.com/anecdote/200604/004-AC.htm</link> 
       <description>  <![CDATA[<a href="http://www.eatingredients.com/anecdote/200604/004-AC.htm">I was asked today what I was eating for lunch.</a><br><br>FOODSTUFF: Tuna Melon Sandwich]]> </description>
       <itunes:subtitle>I was asked today what I was eating for lunch.</itunes:subtitle>
       <itunes:summary>FOODSTUFF: Tuna Melon Sandwich</itunes:summary>
       <itunes:duration>0:04:30</itunes:duration>
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       <pubDate>Tue, 25 Apr 2006 00:45:05 -0000</pubDate>
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           <itunes:keywords>tuna fish, mayonnnaise, hake, honeydew, melon, cheddar cheese, multigrain bread, olympics, talent show, pageant, idol, sandwich, bourgeois, prepared-food, DADA, potato chips, apple, mineral water</itunes:keywords>
       <keywords>tuna fish, mayonnnaise, hake, honeydew, melon, cheddar cheese, multigrain bread, olympics, talent show, pageant, idol, sandwich, bourgeois, prepared-food, DADA, potato chips, apple, mineral water</keywords>

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       <title>No Frills [sound shopping] (EatIngredients.com)</title>
       <itunes:author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</itunes:author>
       <author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</author>
  	  <link>http://www.eatingredients.com/soundscape/index.htm</link> 
       <description>  <![CDATA[Shop <i>industrial</i> with Ed as he bulks-up on freshly ground <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coffee" target="_blank">coffee</a>. <br><br>How many <i>cups of joe</i> does a three-pound bag of <i><a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coffee_roasting" target="_blank">roast</a></i> make? How many <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demitasse" target="_blank">demitasse</a> of <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Espresso" target="_blank">espresso</a>? <br><br>Muse in this controlled environment, free from marketing pressures! ]]> </description>
       <itunes:subtitle>Shop industrial with Ed as he bulks-up on freshly ground coffee. How many cups of joe does a three-pound bag of roast make? How many demitasses of espresso?  Muse in this controlled environment, free from marketing pressures!</itunes:subtitle>
       <itunes:summary>Shop industrial with Ed as he bulks-up on freshly ground coffee. How many cups of joe does a three-pound bag of roast make? How many demitasses of espresso?  Muse in this controlled environment, free from marketing pressures!</itunes:summary>
       <itunes:duration>0:19:03</itunes:duration>
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       <pubDate>Wed, 19 Apr 2006 23:40:05 -0000</pubDate>
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       <title>Cooking for Home [note] (EatIngredients.com)</title>
       <itunes:author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</itunes:author>
       <author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</author>
  	  <link>http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200604/014.htm</link> 
       <description>  <![CDATA[<a href="http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200604/014.htm">NOTE: Cooking for Home</a><BR><BR>FOODSTUFF LISTING: Ground Turkey Goulash; Ed's Tasty Catfish; Ed's Pork Chops<br><br>What someone has done during the day inspires what is done by that same one during the preparation of foodstuffs, which may be reflected in the mood upon and of the meal--from taste to presentation.]]></description>
       <itunes:subtitle>What someone has done during the day inspires what is done by that same one during the preparation of foodstuffs, which may be reflected in the mood upon and of the meal--from taste to presentation.</itunes:subtitle>
       <itunes:summary>What someone has done during the day inspires what is done by that same one during the preparation of foodstuffs, which may be reflected in the mood upon and of the meal--from taste to presentation.</itunes:summary>
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       <pubDate>Fri, 14 Apr 2006 6:55:05 -0000</pubDate>
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       <title>Cooking at Home [poem] (EatIngredients.com)</title>
       <itunes:author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</itunes:author>
       <author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</author>
  	  <link>http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200604/014.htm</link> 
       <description>  <![CDATA[<a href="http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200604/014.htm">POEM: Cooking at Home<br><br>FOODSTUFF LISTING: Ground Turkey Goulash; Ed's Tasty Catfish; Ed's Pork Chops]]> </description>
       <itunes:subtitle>POEM: Cooking at Home; FOODSTUFF LISTING: Ground Turkey Goulash; Ed's Tasty Catfish; Ed's Pork Chops</itunes:subtitle>
       <itunes:summary>POEM: Cooking at Home; FOODSTUFF LISTING: Ground Turkey Goulash; Ed's Tasty Catfish; Ed's Pork Chops</itunes:summary>
       <itunes:duration>0:05:54</itunes:duration>
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       <pubDate>Fri, 14 Apr 2006 6:50:05 -0000</pubDate>
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       <title>Touching Techniques [sound shopping] (EatIngredients.com)</title>
       <itunes:author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</itunes:author>
       <author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</author>
  	  <link>http://www.eatingredients.com/soundscape/index.htm</link> 
       <description>  <![CDATA[Venture along with Ed as he prices and shops for cheese and produce. Can you guess what Ed gets caught <i>touching</i>?]]> </description>
       <itunes:subtitle>Venture along with Ed as he prices and shops for cheese and produce. Can you guess what Ed gets caught &quot;touching?&quot;</itunes:subtitle>
       <itunes:summary>Venture along with Ed as he prices and shops for cheese and produce. Can you guess what Ed gets caught &quot;touching?&quot;</itunes:summary>
       <itunes:duration>0:15:45</itunes:duration>
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       <pubDate>Mon, 10 Apr 2006 3:55:05 -0000</pubDate>
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           <itunes:keywords>musing, recipe, utility, gadgetry, new media, information society, lifestyle, 20th century, 21st Century, Sound Shopping, sound, shopping, soundscape, touching, technique, price, shop, cheese</itunes:keywords>
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       <title>All the Rage [anecdote] (EatIngredients.com)</title>
       <itunes:author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</itunes:author>
       <author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</author>
  	  <link>http://www.eatingredients.com/anecdote/200604/003-AC.htm</link> 
       <description>  <![CDATA[I am at a loss as to what to do. I'm stuck in the dilemma of guest/host etiquette and familial recompense. Perhaps I'm obsessing.<br><br>FOODSTUFF: Meat and Potatoes Salad]]> </description>
       <itunes:subtitle>I am at a loss as to what to do. I'm stuck in the dilemma of guest/host etiquette and familial recompense. Perhaps I'm obsessing.</itunes:subtitle>
       <itunes:summary>FOODSTUFF: Meat and Potatoes Salad</itunes:summary>
       <itunes:duration>0:05:51</itunes:duration>
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       <pubDate>Thu, 6 Apr 2006 22:26:05 -0000</pubDate>
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       <title>Gravy or Sauce [note] (EatIngredients.com)</title>
       <itunes:author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</itunes:author>
       <author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</author>
  	  <link>http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200604/013.htm</link> 
       <description>  <![CDATA[<a href="http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200604/013.htm">NOTE: Gravy or Sauce</a><BR><BR>FOODSTUFF LISTING: <B><i>Ed's Spaghetti Sauce; Eddie's Pasta Sauce; Alfredo</i></B><br><br>My spaghetti sauce was my first en masse foodstuff product. I purchased a case of tomatoes and pounds of accompanying produce on Saturday, and spent an entire Sunday prepping, saut&eacute;ing, combining, stirring, tasting, and eating. Afterwards, I packaged the sauce in containers, freezing the nutrition for future eating as well as distribution to my family and friends.]]></description>
       <itunes:subtitle>My spaghetti sauce was my first en masse foodstuff product. I purchased a case of tomatoes and pounds of accompanying produce on Saturday, and spent an entire Sunday prepping, sauteing, combining, stirring, tasting, and eating. Afterwards, I packaged the sauce in containers, freezing the nutrition for future eating as well as distribution to my family and friends.</itunes:subtitle>
       <itunes:summary>My spaghetti sauce was my first en masse foodstuff product. I purchased a case of tomatoes and pounds of accompanying produce on Saturday, and spent an entire Sunday prepping, sauteing, combining, stirring, tasting, and eating. Afterwards, I packaged the sauce in containers, freezing the nutrition for future eating as well as distribution to my family and friends.</itunes:summary>
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       <pubDate>Sat, 1 Apr 2006 9:15:05 -0000</pubDate>
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       <itunes:keywords>musing, gravy, sauce, tomato, spaghetti, pasta, alfredo, oregano, basil, balsmic, garlic, portabella</itunes:keywords>
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       <title>Gravy or Sauce [poem] (EatIngredients.com)</title>
       <itunes:author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</itunes:author>
       <author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</author>
  	  <link>http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200604/013.htm</link> 
       <description>  <![CDATA[<a href="http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200604/013.htm">POEM: Gravy or Sauce</a><BR><BR>FOODSTUFF LISTING: <B><i>Ed's Spaghetti Sauce; Eddie's Pasta Sauce; Alfredo</1></b>]]> </description>
       <itunes:subtitle>POEM: Gravy or Sauce; FOODSTUFF LISTING: Ed's Spaghetti Sauce; Eddie's Pasta Sauce; Alfredo</itunes:subtitle>
       <itunes:summary>POEM: Gravy or Sauce; FOODSTUFF LISTING: Ed's Spaghetti Sauce; Eddie's Pasta Sauce; Alfredo</itunes:summary>
       <itunes:duration>0:05:36</itunes:duration>
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       <pubDate>Sat, 1 Apr 2006 9:13:05 -0000</pubDate>
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       <title>Topsy-Turvy Luck [sound shopping] (EatIngredients.com)</title>
       <itunes:author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</itunes:author>
       <author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</author>
  	  <link>http://www.eatingredients.com/soundscape/index.htm</link> 
       <description>  <![CDATA[A soundscape of the topsy-turvy adventure featuring Ed and Eddie (father and son) as they hunt at a local supermarket. What will luck bring them?]]> </description>
       <itunes:subtitle>A soundscape of the topsy-turvy adventure featuring Ed and Eddie (father and son) as they hunt at a local supermarket. What will luck bring them?</itunes:subtitle>
       <itunes:summary>A soundscape of the topsy-turvy adventure featuring Ed and Eddie (father and son) as they hunt at a local supermarket. What will luck bring them?</itunes:summary>
       <itunes:duration>0:29:31</itunes:duration>
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       <pubDate>Sun, 26 Mar 2006 23:42:05 -0000</pubDate>
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           <itunes:keywords>supermarket, produce, market, recipe, utility, gadgetry, new media, information society, lifestyle, 20th century, 21st Century, Sound Shopping, sound, shopping, soundscape</itunes:keywords>
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       <title>Cooking Technique [note] (EatIngredients.com)</title>
       <itunes:author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</itunes:author>
       <author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</author>
  	  <link>http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200603/012.htm</link> 
       <description>  <![CDATA[<a href="http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200603/012.htm">NOTE: Cooking Technique</a><BR><BR>FOODSTUFF LISTING: <B><i>Gazpacho; <b>Springivera Pasta Salad </b></i></B><br><br>]]>I've been told that the perfectly prepared dish does not require any tableside augmentation, such as salt or pepper. To add salt or pepper, least to say using a condiment such as catsup, hot sauce, or mayonnaise to enliven the dish, could be interpreted as an insult to the cook, uh chef.</description>
       <itunes:subtitle>I've been told that the perfectly prepared dish does not require any tableside augmentation, such as salt or pepper. To add salt or pepper, least to say using a condiment such as catsup, hot sauce, or mayonnaise to enliven the dish, could be interpreted as an insult to the cook, uh chef.</itunes:subtitle>
       <itunes:summary>I've been told that the perfectly prepared dish does not require any tableside augmentation, such as salt or pepper. To add salt or pepper, least to say using a condiment such as catsup, hot sauce, or mayonnaise to enliven the dish, could be interpreted as an insult to the cook, uh chef.</itunes:summary>
       <itunes:duration>0:04:07</itunes:duration>
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       <pubDate>Wed, 22 Mar 2006 21:55:05 -0000</pubDate>
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       <keywords>anecdotal, technique, condiment, catsup, hot sauce, mayonnaise, cook, chef, inhalation, relish, gadgetry, tools, toys, gazpacho, salad, provolone, broccoli, snow peapod, pasta</keywords>
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       <title>Cooking Technique [poem] (EatIngredients.com)</title>
       <itunes:author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</itunes:author>
       <author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</author>
  	  <link>http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200603/012.htm</link> 
       <description>  <![CDATA[<a href="http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200603/012.htm">POEM: Cooking Technique</a><BR><BR>FOODSTUFF LISTING: <B><i>Gazpacho; Springivera Pasta Salad</i></B>]]> </description>
       <itunes:subtitle>POEM: Cooking Technique; FOODSTUFF LISTING: Gazpacho; Springivera Pasta Salad</itunes:subtitle>
       <itunes:summary>POEM: Cooking Technique; FOODSTUFF LISTING: Gazpacho; Springivera Pasta Salad</itunes:summary>
       <itunes:duration>0:04:24</itunes:duration>
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       <pubDate>Wed, 22 Mar 2006 21:50:05 -0000</pubDate>
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       <title>Birthday Beans [anecdote] (EatIngredients.com)</title>
       <itunes:author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</itunes:author>
       <author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</author>
  	  <link>http://www.eatingredients.com/anecdote/200603/002-AC.htm</link> 
       <description>  <![CDATA[<a href="http://www.eatingredients.com/anecdote/200603/002-AC.htm">Eat Ingredients Anecdote 002: Birthday Beans</a><BR>When we spoke on B's b-day, you mentioned that you were going to make her favorite beans dish....<BR><BR>Feel free to exercise thought by sending me an email (ed@eatingredients.com) regarding preparation nuances.<br><br>Be sure to experiment with flavor--and remember, eat your mistakes, uh, ingredients. ]]> </description>
       <itunes:subtitle>Birthday Beans -- ...When we spoke on B's b-day, you mentioned that you were going to make her favorite beans dish....</itunes:subtitle>
       <itunes:summary>Feel free to exercise thought by sending me an email (ed@eatingredients.com) regarding preparation nuances.  Be sure to experiment with flavor--and remember, eat your mistakes, uh, ingredients.</itunes:summary>
       <itunes:duration>0:05:32</itunes:duration>
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       <pubDate>Sat, 18 Mar 2006 07:15:55 -0000</pubDate>
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         <itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit> 
       <itunes:keywords>supermarket, produce, market, anecdote, correspondence, original, message, beans, birthday, fondue, yellow, green, atmosphere, restaurant, truffle, black, spoon, chicken stock, olive oil, high maintenance, mush, soup</itunes:keywords>
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       <title>Tonguing [note] (EatIngredients.com)</title>
       <itunes:author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</itunes:author>
       <author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</author>
  	  <link>http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200603/011.htm</link> 
       <description>  <![CDATA[<a href="http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200603/011.htm">NOTE: Tonguing</a><BR><BR>FOODSTUFF LISTING: <B><i>Baked Polenta with Pepper Stew; Ed's Super Ginger Chicken</i></B><br><br>When food communicates with the tongue, the expression heightens the comprehension of words--as does the sight and smell of the victual.<br><br>Tongued thoughts and feelings are masticated stimulations, provocations from fast or slowly chewed morsels, fully mouthed textures that do not articulate--a sublimity that only engages in the taking of action, or causes one to take pause.<br><br>So, what about the eating of these foodstuffs, when nuanced preparedly, expresses and heightens the comprehension of words? ]]> </description>
       <itunes:subtitle>When food communicates with the tongue, the expression heightens the comprehension of words--as does the sight and smell of the victual.  Tongued thoughts and feelings are masticated stimulations, provocations from fast or slowly chewed morsels, fully mouthed textures that do not articulate--a sublimity that only engages in the taking of action, or causes one to take pause. So, what about the eating of these foodstuffs, when nuanced preparedly, expresses and heightens the comprehension of words?</itunes:subtitle>
       <itunes:summary>When food communicates with the tongue, the expression heightens the comprehension of words--as does the sight and smell of the victual.  Tongued thoughts and feelings are masticated stimulations, provocations from fast or slowly chewed morsels, fully mouthed textures that do not articulate--a sublimity that only engages in the taking of action, or causes one to take pause. So, what about the eating of these foodstuffs, when nuanced preparedly, expresses and heightens the comprehension of words?</itunes:summary>
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       <pubDate>Sun, 12 Mar 2006 07:22:05 -0000</pubDate>
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       <title>Tonguing [poem] (EatIngredients.com)</title>
       <itunes:author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</itunes:author>
       <author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</author>
  	  <link>http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200603/011.htm</link> 
       <description>  <![CDATA[<a href="http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200603/011.htm">POEM: Tonguing</a><BR><BR>FOODSTUFF LISTING: <B><i>Baked Polenta with Pepper Stew; Ed's Super Ginger Chicken</i></B>]]> </description>
       <itunes:subtitle>POEM: Tonguing; FOODSTUFF LISTING: Baked Polenta with Pepper Stew; Ed's Super Ginger Chicken</itunes:subtitle>
       <itunes:summary>POEM: Tonguing; FOODSTUFF LISTING: Baked Polenta with Pepper Stew; Ed's Super Ginger Chicken</itunes:summary>
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       <pubDate>Sun, 12 Mar 2006 07:18:05 -0000</pubDate>
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       <title>Now We're Cooking [anecdote] (EatIngredients.com)</title>
       <itunes:author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</itunes:author>
       <author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</author>
  	  <link>http://www.eatingredients.com/anecdote/200603/001-AC.htm</link> 
       <description>  <![CDATA[<a href="http://www.eatingredients.com/anecdote/200603/001-AC.htm">Eat Ingredients Anecdote 001: Now We're Cooking</a><BR>I wanted to email you a thanks...<BR><BR>Feel free to exercise thought by sending me an email (ed@eatingredients.com) regarding preparation nuances.<br><br>Be sure to experiment with flavor--and remember, eat your mistakes, uh, ingredients. ]]> </description>
       <itunes:subtitle>Now We're Cooking -- I wanted to email you a thanks...</itunes:subtitle>
       <itunes:summary>Feel free to exercise thought by sending me an email (ed@eatingredients.com) regarding preparation nuances.  Be sure to experiment with flavor--and remember, eat your mistakes, uh, ingredients.</itunes:summary>
       <itunes:duration>0:04:13</itunes:duration>
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       <pubDate>Sat, 18 Mar 2006 07:01:55 -0000</pubDate>
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       <title>Conceptual Meals [note] (EatIngredients.com)</title>
       <itunes:author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</itunes:author>
       <author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</author>
  	  <link>http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200603/010.htm</link> 
       <description>  <![CDATA[<a href="http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200603/010.htm">NOTE: Conceptual Meals</a><BR><BR>FOODSTUFF LISTING: <b><i>Fontina Frittata; Ed's Cordeon Bleau; Strawberry Tart</i></b><BR><BR>Conceptual Meals are defined by the devises and the applications that are used daily, that are considered as ideas to quell a dilemma; so are conceptual meals defined by what is eaten regularly, an ideal to compel the solution: a wish and a prayer; a metaphor and a Gnosticism.<br><br>Such fetishes fester a feast festively, of appetizer light, of course due, of dessert just.]]> </description>
       <itunes:subtitle>Conceptual Meals are defined by the devises and the applications that are used daily, that are considered as ideas to quell a dilemma; so are conceptual meals defined by what is eaten regularly, an ideal to compel the solution: a wish and a prayer; a metaphor and a Gnosticism. Such fetishes fester a feast festively, of appetizer light, of course due, of dessert just.</itunes:subtitle>
       <itunes:summary>Conceptual Meals are defined by the devises and the applications that are used daily, that are considered as ideas to quell a dilemma; so are conceptual meals defined by what is eaten regularly, an ideal to compel the solution: a wish and a prayer; a metaphor and a Gnosticism. Such fetishes fester a feast festively, of appetizer light, of course due, of dessert just.</itunes:summary>
       <itunes:duration>0:03:01</itunes:duration>
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       <pubDate>Fri, 3 Mar 2006 06:45:15 -0000</pubDate>
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       <title>Conceptual Meals [poem] (EatIngredients.com)</title>
       <itunes:author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</itunes:author>
       <author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</author>
  	  <link>http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200603/010.htm</link> 
       <description>  <![CDATA[<a href="http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200603/010.htm">POEM: Conceptual Meals</a><BR><BR>FOODSTUFF LISTING: <b><i>Fontina Frittata; Ed's Cordeon Bleau; Strawberry Tart </i></b>]]> </description>
       <itunes:subtitle>POEM: Conceptual Meals; FOODSTUFF LISTING: Fontina Frittata; Ed's Cordeon Bleau; Strawberry Tart </itunes:subtitle>
       <itunes:summary>POEM: Conceptual Meals; FOODSTUFF LISTING: Fontina Frittata; Ed's Cordeon Bleau; Strawberry Tart </itunes:summary>
       <itunes:duration>0:05:29</itunes:duration>
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       <pubDate>Fri, 3 Mar 2006 06:40:15 -0000</pubDate>
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       <title>Hunting for Groceries [note] (EatIngredients.com)</title>
       <itunes:author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</itunes:author>
       <author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</author>
  	  <link>http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200602/009.htm</link> 
       <description>  <![CDATA[<a href="http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200602/009.htm">NOTE: Hunting for Groceries</a><BR><BR>FOODSTUFF LISTING: <b><i>Broiled Truffle Asparagas; Veal Pot Pie; Super-Baked Chicken</i></b><BR><BR>There is a saying that concludes one should not shop for food while hungry because one's attention is easily distracted.  One could argue that shoppes, markets and stores prey on this frailty. ]]> </description>
       <itunes:subtitle>There is a saying that concludes one should not shop for food while hungry because one's attention is easily distracted.  One could argue that shoppes, markets and stores prey on this frailty.</itunes:subtitle>
       <itunes:summary>There is a saying that concludes one should not shop for food while hungry because one's attention is easily distracted.  One could argue that shoppes, markets and stores prey on this frailty. </itunes:summary>
       <itunes:duration>0:03:54</itunes:duration>
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       <pubDate>Wed, 22 Feb 2006 05:17:55 -0000</pubDate>
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         <itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit> 
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       <title>Hunting for Groceries [poem] (EatIngredients.com)</title>
       <itunes:author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</itunes:author>
       <author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</author>
  	  <link>http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200602/009.htm</link> 
       <description>  <![CDATA[<a href="http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200602/009.htm">POEM: Huntng for Groceries</a><BR><BR>FOODSTUFF LISTING: <b><i>Broiled Truffle Asparagas; Veal Pot Pie; Super-Baked Chicken</i></b>]]> </description>
       <itunes:subtitle>POEM: Hunting for Groceries; FOODSTUFF LISTING: Broiled Truffle Asparagas; Veal Pot Pie; Super-Baked Chicken</itunes:subtitle>
       <itunes:summary>POEM: Hunting for Groceries; FOODSTUFF LISTING: Broiled Truffle Asparagas; Veal Pot Pie; Super-Baked Chicken</itunes:summary>
       <itunes:duration>0:06:57</itunes:duration>
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       <pubDate>Wed, 22 Feb 2006 05:16:05 -0000</pubDate>
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       <title>Home Economics [notes] (EatIngredients.com)</title>
       <itunes:author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</itunes:author>
       <author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</author>
  	  <link>http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200602/008.htm</link> 
       <description>  <![CDATA[<a href="http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200602/008.htm">NOTES: Home Economics</a><BR><BR>FOODSTUFF LISTING: <b><i>Cassoulet Ed, Ed's Gumbo, Ed's Chum</i></b><BR><BR>The three foodstuff listings are meals that produce swell left-overs: substantive palpability.  Tell you what, nothing more satisfying than a frenzied feed--that tastes good and that's healthy for you; that lets you feel a little roly-poly, too!!!.]]> </description>
       <itunes:subtitle>The three foodstuff listings are meals that produce swell left-overs: substantive palpability.  Tell you what, nothing more satisfying than a frenzied feed--that tastes good and that's healthy for you; that lets you feel a little roly-poly, too!!!</itunes:subtitle>
       <itunes:summary>The three foodstuff listings are meals that produce swell left-overs: substantive palpability.  Tell you what, nothing more satisfying than a frenzied feed--that tastes good and that's healthy for you; that lets you feel a little roly-poly, too!!!</itunes:summary>
       <itunes:duration>0:05:33</itunes:duration>
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       <pubDate>Fri, 17 Feb 2006 06:49:55 -0000</pubDate>
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         <itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit> 
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       <title>Home Economics [poem] (EatIngredients.com)</title>
       <itunes:author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</itunes:author>
       <author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</author>
  	  <link>http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200602/008.htm</link> 
       <description>  <![CDATA[<a href="http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200602/008.htm">POEM: Home Economics</a><BR><BR>FOODSTUFF LISTING: <b><i>Cassoulet Ed, Ed's Gumbo, Ed's Chum</i></b>]]> </description>
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       <pubDate>Fri, 17 Feb 2006 06:44:05 -0000</pubDate>
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       <title>Caste Iron [notes] (EatIngredients.com)</title>
       <itunes:author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</itunes:author>
       <author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</author>
  	  <link>http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200602/007.htm</link> 
       <description>  <![CDATA[<a href="http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200602/007.htm">NOTES: Caste Iron</a><BR><BR>FOODSTUFF LISTING: <b><i>Ed's Cast-Iron Pizza/Ed's Beef-n-Beer Stew</i></b><BR><BR>I have cast-iron pots and pans from my Great Grandmother (Nana)--and I have purchased some as well.  (Nana's fryer makes great chicken.)  I've been to flea markets in Pennsylvania where the vendors' primary surplus is cast-iron.I do most of my cooking with cast-iron.]]> </description>
       <itunes:subtitle>I have cast-iron pots and pans from my Great Grandmother (Nana)--and I have purchased some as well.  (Nana's fryer makes great chicken.)  I've been to flea markets in Pennsylvania where the vendors' primary surplus is cast-iron. I do most of my cooking with cast-iron.</itunes:subtitle>
       <itunes:summary>I have cast-iron pots and pans from my Great Grandmother (Nana)--and I have purchased some as well.  (Nana's fryer makes great chicken.)  I've been to flea markets in Pennsylvania where the vendors' primary surplus is cast-iron. I do most of my cooking with cast-iron.</itunes:summary>
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       <pubDate>Thu, 9 Feb 2006 22:47:55 -0000</pubDate>
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       <title>Caste Iron [poem] (EatIngredients.com)</title>
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       <pubDate>Thu, 9 Feb 2006 22:44:05 -0000</pubDate>
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       <title>Cooking Utensils [notes] (EatIngredients.com)</title>
       <itunes:author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</itunes:author>
       <author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</author>
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       <description>  <![CDATA[<a href="http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200602/006.htm">NOTES: Cooking Utensils</a><BR><BR>FOODSTUFF LISTING: <b><i>Smothered Light/Apple Tofu Stirfry</i></b><BR><BR>I enjoy perusing a museum's (home) design/decorative art collection to look not so much as at the flatware and place settings of history past, but at the kitchen equiptment used in everyday living.<BR><BR>Some people believe that the kitchen is a station filled with unglamorous tasks, while others contend that a place setting is, well, exactly what is stated--a place setting of subservience: effete and well-mannered, of course.<BR><BR>Conceptually, if there is a difference, the difference is in attitude: servile chore as opposed to dutiful obligation, emboldened pride as opposed to restrained honor.]]> </description>
       <itunes:subtitle>I enjoy perusing a museum's (home) design/decorative art collection to look not so much as at the flatware and place settings of history past, but at the kitchen equiptment used in everyday living. Some people believe that the kitchen is a station filled with unglamorous tasks, while others contend that a place setting is, well, exactly what is stated--a place setting of subservience: effete and well-mannered, of course.  Conceptually, if there is a difference, the difference is in attitude: servile chore as opposed to dutiful obligation, emboldened pride as opposed to restrained honor.</itunes:subtitle>
       <itunes:summary>I enjoy perusing a museum's (home) design/decorative art collection to look not so much as at the flatware and place settings of history past, but at the kitchen equiptment used in everyday living. Some people believe that the kitchen is a station filled with unglamorous tasks, while others contend that a place setting is, well, exactly what is stated--a place setting of subservience: effete and well-mannered, of course.  Conceptually, if there is a difference, the difference is in attitude: servile chore as opposed to dutiful obligation, emboldened pride as opposed to restrained honor.</itunes:summary>
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       <title>Cooking Utensils [poem] (EatIngredients.com)</title>
       <itunes:author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</itunes:author>
       <author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</author>
  	  <link>http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200602/006.htm</link> 
       <description>  <![CDATA[<a href="http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200602/006.htm">POEM: Cooking Utensils</a><BR><BR>FOODSTUFF LISTING: <b><i>Smothered Light/Apple Tofu Stirfry</i></b>]]> </description>
       <itunes:subtitle>POEM: Cooking Utensils; FOODSTUFF LISTING: Smothered Light/Apple Tofu Stirfry</itunes:subtitle>
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       <itunes:duration>0:04:38</itunes:duration>
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       <pubDate>Fri, 2 Feb 2006 07:17:55 -0000</pubDate>
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       <title>Ingredients [notes] (EatIngredients.com)</title>
       <itunes:author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</itunes:author>
       <author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</author>
  	  <link>http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200601/005.htm</link> 
       <description>  <![CDATA[<a href="http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200601/005.htm">NOTES: Ingredients</a><BR><BR>FOODSTUFF LISTING: <b><i>Ed's Chicken Stuff/Fishy Noodles</i></b><BR><BR>I learn from my mistakes. This means that I have to know myself in order to acknowledge and accept ownership of the mistake--the telltale signs of a loner. I like to analyze, then craftily document and reproduce my mistakes in writing--the call of a literary artist.  How the mistakes are corrected depends on one's appraisal of and need for improvement.]]> </description>
       <itunes:subtitle>I learn from my mistakes. This means that I have to know myself in order to acknowledge and accept ownership of the mistake--the telltale signs of a loner. I like to analyze, then craftily document and reproduce my mistakes in writing--the call of a literary artist.  How the mistakes are corrected depends on one's appraisal of and need for improvement.</itunes:subtitle>
       <itunes:summary>I learn from my mistakes. This means that I have to know myself in order to acknowledge and accept ownership of the mistake--the telltale signs of a loner. I like to analyze, then craftily document and reproduce my mistakes in writing--the call of a literary artist.  How the mistakes are corrected depends on one's appraisal of and need for improvement.</itunes:summary>
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       <pubDate>Tue, 24 Jan 2006 23:55:17 -0000</pubDate>
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       <title>Ingredients [poem] (EatIngredients.com)</title>
       <itunes:author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</itunes:author>
       <author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</author>
  	  <link>http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200601/005.htm</link> 
       <description>  <![CDATA[<a href="http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200601/005.htm">POEM: Ingredients</a><BR><BR>FOODSTUFF LISTING: Ed's Chicken Stuff/Fishy Noodles]]> </description>
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       <itunes:summary>POEM: Ingredients; FOODSTUFF LISTING: Ed's Chicken Stuff/Fishy Noodles</itunes:summary>
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       <pubDate>Tue, 24 Jan 2006 23:35:10 -0000</pubDate>
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       <title>Prep Appraisal Hands-On [notes] (EatIngredients.com)</title>
       <itunes:author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</itunes:author>
       <author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</author>
  	  <link>http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200601/004.htm</link> 
       <description>  <![CDATA[<a href="http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200601/004.htm">NOTES: Prep Appraisal Hands-On</a><BR><BR>FOODSTUFF LISTING:Chimmi Changa<BR><BR>Yes, in the kitchen, there is business process management (BPM), a process that takes into consideration steps, technique and timing.  Whenever preparing a meal from a recipe or from scratch, success or failure begins and ends with the process involved. When substituting ingredients, an awareness of process in comparison to the improvisation is required.]]> </description>
       <itunes:subtitle>Yes, in the kitchen, there is business process management (BPM), a process that takes into consideration steps, technique and timing.  Whenever preparing a meal from a recipe or from scratch, success or failure begins and ends with the process involved. When substituting ingredients, an awareness of process in comparison to the improvisation is required.</itunes:subtitle>
       <itunes:summary>Yes, in the kitchen, there is business process management (BPM), a process that takes into consideration steps, technique and timing.  Whenever preparing a meal from a recipe or from scratch, success or failure begins and ends with the process involved. When substituting ingredients, an awareness of process in comparison to the improvisation is required.</itunes:summary>
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       <title>Prep Appraisal Hands-On [poem] (EatIngredients.com)</title>
       <itunes:author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</itunes:author>
       <author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</author>
  	  <link>http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200601/004.htm</link> 
       <description>  <![CDATA[<a href="http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200601/004.htm">POEM: Prep Appraisal Hands-On</a><BR><BR>FOODSTUFF LISTING: Chimmi Changa]]> </description>
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       <pubDate>Wed, 18 Jan 2006 2:27:33 -0000</pubDate>
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       <title>Flipping Burger Innovation!!! [notes] (EatIngredients.com)</title>
       <itunes:author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</itunes:author>
       <author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</author>
  	  <link>http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200601/003.htm</link> 
       <description>  <![CDATA[<a href="http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200601/003.htm">NOTES: Flipping Burger Innovation!!!</a><BR><BR>FOODSTUFF LISTING: Meatballs<BR><BR>I learned a lot from my fast-food job.  The business skills learned while working in a fast-food environment (&quot;super-size&quot; in the later part of the 20th Century) is like the entrepreneurial skills learned while working as a paperboy (&quot;get your paper here&quot; in the early part of the 20th Century).  Some people view working in fast-food as an embarrassment, but what's wrong with learning how to be efficient and how to up-sell?]]> </description>
       <itunes:subtitle>I learned a lot from my fast-food job.  The business skills learned while working in a fast-food environment (&quot;super-size&quot; in the later part of the 20th Century) is like the entrepreneurial skills learned while working as a paperboy (&quot;get your paper here&quot; in the early part of the 20th Century).  Some people view working in fast-food as an embarrassment, but what's wrong with learning how to be efficient and how to up-sell?</itunes:subtitle>
       <itunes:summary>I learned a lot from my fast-food job.  The business skills learned while working in a fast-food environment (&quot;super-size&quot; in the later part of the 20th Century) is like the entrepreneurial skills learned while working as a paperboy (&quot;get your paper here&quot; in the early part of the 20th Century).  Some people view working in fast-food as an embarrassment, but what's wrong with learning how to be efficient and how to up-sell?</itunes:summary>
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       <title>Flipping Burger Innovation!!! [poem] (EatIngredients.com)</title>
       <itunes:author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</itunes:author>
       <author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</author>
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       <title>Recipe [notes] (EatIngredients.com)</title>
       <itunes:author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</itunes:author>
       <author>Ed Brown II (ed@eatingredients.com)</author>
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       <description>  <![CDATA[<a href="http://www.eatingredients.com/musings/archive/200601/002.htm">NOTES: Recipe</a><BR><BR>FOODSTUFF: Ed's Stuffed Pepper<BR><BR>This poem attempts to describe the components and mechanics of a recipe, which is an attempt to describe the components and mechanics of preparing a portion of a meal, if not the meal entirely.]]> </description>
       <itunes:subtitle>This poem attempts to describe the components and mechanics of a recipe, which is an attempt to describe the components and mechanics of preparing a portion of a meal, if not the meal entirely.</itunes:subtitle>
       <itunes:summary>This poem attempts to describe the components and mechanics of a recipe, which is an attempt to describe the components and mechanics of preparing a portion of a meal, if not the meal entirely.</itunes:summary>
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       <title>Taste Matters [notes] (EatIngredients.com)</title>
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       <itunes:subtitle>I started going to a nutritionist to help me manage my carbohydrate intake. She introduced me to substitutes for...food.  The nutritionist also spoke strongly on moderation.  I did moderate my consumption, but not substitution. I've heard of tough love, but tough eating be damned!!!  &quot;For health reasons,&quot; is a decent excuse, but one does not have to suffer.</itunes:subtitle>
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