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Click here for the WTC recipe index, and scroll way down to the bottom of this post for a ramble-free printer version of the recipe for these wraps! Oh boy — I’m so excited about this recipe. Ground beef (or whatever you’ve got!) is seasoned with a Middle Eastern spice blend, then rolled into lettuce leaves and drizzled with a creamy tahini sauce. The flavor is *insane*. The ease and speed is delightful.

This week I am going to share Telephone Game diagrams! Recognize any? If you enjoy this post, consider sharing it. Share The old standard. Blue becomes Green by the time it passes through a couple people. A couple days later, Red enters the picture. Blue and Red become Green and Orange. Information flows and clashes in both directions. The important detail here is that it is never just one bit of information flowing, and ideas merge.

Welcome back to “One First,” a weekly newsletter that aims to make the U.S. Supreme Court more accessible to all of us. Every Monday morning, I’ll be offering an update on goings-on at the Court; a longer introduction to the Court’s history, current work, or key players; and some Court-related trivia. If you’re enjoying the newsletter, I hope that you’ll consider sharing it with your networks (and subscribing if you don’t already):

Right now, ie. the month of May, is one of the best times to be in Lebanon, not only for the beautiful weather before the start of the summer heat but also for the country’s many seasonal delicacies such as 3akküb. 3Akküb is an edible thistle that tastes somewhat like artichoke. Some say the taste is between that of asparagus and artichokes but I find that it is closer to artichokes rather than asparagus.

Broadcast: September 1979 Watched: October 2020 Destiny of the Daleks, Episode One “Ooh look, rocks.” The first three minutes of this episode deserve an entire Black Archive to themselves. Firstly, the tone finally commits to what I’ve always thought of as the Williams tone – not funny, exactly (most of the jokes aren’t), but not taking itself in any way seriously – but which actually takes two seasons and the addition of Douglas Adams to achieve.

VOLUME 1 ‘Today the Spirit of War rules supreme over the entire earth. Whence does it come? Why do human beings every generation or so, since the beginning of history, feel an uncontrollable urge to fight and kill one another? ‘The ancient Greeks believed there was a God behind it all – a mighty, invisible God of War who urged human beings on to conquer their fellows and destroy every man and woman who resists.

For years, pop singer Christopher Cross turned down virtually all interview requests in January or February. "When they call during that time, you know it's to dig for dirt on the fate of the Grammys," Cross said in 1995, when I called him to find out, basically, how it felt to go from cover band to the top of the music world to the “where are they now?” file in just a few years.

Talk to any brewery owner and you’ll get the sense of how weird and tenuous it all is right now. For most, growth has stalled, competition has increased, consolidations have grown, and closures have quickened. Translation: It’s tougher than ever to compete. And it’s increasingly difficult to predict what might happen next. But that’s what makes the best business owners the best business owners. They’re prepared for whatever might come next.

Welcome back to “One First,” a weekly newsletter that aims to make the U.S. Supreme Court more accessible to all of us. Every Monday morning, I’ll be offering an update on goings-on at the Court; a longer introduction to the Court’s history, current work, or key players; and some Court-related trivia. If you’re enjoying the newsletter, I hope that you’ll consider sharing it with your networks (and subscribing if you don’t already):