When Cancer Muddles the Mind - Well Blog - NYTimes.comSource: The New York Times
I've become one of those people who, by the time I walk from the couch to the kitchen, can't remember why I'm standing in front of an open fridge. Some people can laugh off these memory blips as old-timer's disease. But I'm only 37.
Device That Grows Meat in Your Kitchen Wins Design PrizeSource: Switched
Okay here come the jetsons, let's grow our own food. I wonder what it tastes like? Could this be an answer to world hunger?? Some of the runners up are really great too!!! Still in the theory stage, can't wait for the real thing.

I've told parts of this story before on NV, but I decided this old toaster was worthy of it's own article. It's a Toastmaster and it was made in 1947. I was born in 1947. So my toaster and me are the same age.

I like fusion cuisine, and I love to put black beans on anything and everything, especially spinach salads. Today I came up with a fattening but somewhat healthy fusion of taco salad and a club sandwich.

OK, you've been drinking coffee at work all day and since you've been home you've knocked back about a half a dozen beers. The pressure is building, but you head to the bathroom and find your spouse is sitting on the throne and they ain't letting you use it in the near future.

The key to extra crispy, non-burnt fried chicken is to turn it, with non-piercing tongs, several times during cooking. To prevent or reduce the center burn on the top of the skin, watch and turn the pieces quickly at the beginning.
Man digs 50ft hole to fish - in his kitchenSource: ananova.com
Li Huiyan, of Chongqing, hired 30 villagers for six months to dig the hole in his kitchen, reports IC Media.
He wanted to reach an underground river which he suspected was full of fish.

Someone please tell me again about how I'm making memories with my kids. Do it before I go insane.
Use Your Dishwasher ProperlySource: Consumerist
Listen parents, we told you all those years that cleaning the dishes before putting them in the dishwasher was silly and duplicative, and now we have the Times telling us we were right! Ha! Pre-rinsing dishes is "actually triple bad" according a "senior dishwasher design engineer …

I am currently doing some redecorating and home improvement. This will be my little journal of how to avoid a mental breakdown :)
Ah-choo! 6 strange sources of allergiesSource: msnbc.com
The spring allergy season has sprung - and wrought plenty of discomfort for the approximately 35 million Americans with seasonal allergies. Pollen may not be all that's making your eyes water and nose run, though.
Zapped salty water can clean anythingSource: The Baltimore Sun
LOS ANGELES - It's a kitchen degreaser. It's a window cleaner. It kills athlete's foot. Oh, and you can drink it.
The elixir is real. It has been approved by U.S. regulators. And it's starting to replace the toxic chemicals at home and on the job.

Hi everyone,
I tend to make up a lot of recipes and my family loves them. This one is my daughter's favorite. Easy to make, and healthy.
Depending on how many people will be eating, you can increase the amount of potatoes,chicken, and peas.
Woman finds 4 ½ foot snake in kitchenSource: News Channel 9
It's the last thing you expect to find in the kitchen; a local woman discovered a 4 ½ foot Ball Python snake along the top of her cabinets early Thursday...

The Microplane is a very simple, one piece grating tool. It can be used for grating cheese, nuts, herbs and for zesting. I love using it for grating garlic cloves. This simple hunk of stainless steel is truly one of the best kitchen inventions ever.
Landlord removes toilet in eviction attemptSource: Lohud.com: Latest News
SPRING VALLEY - A landlord who tried to evict a woman and her child from their apartment by removing the toilet and other fixtures was fined nearly $10,000 by the Rockland Board of Health yesterday.
The Butler Sees A New White HouseSource: The L.A. Times
Reporting from Washington -- For more than three decades, Eugene Allen worked in the White House, a black man unknown to the headlines. During some of those years, harsh segregation laws lay upon the land.
Burglary suspect stuck in ductSource: Times of the Internet
DES PLAINES, Ill., Nov. 4 (UPI) --
An alleged burglary suspect spent nearly 26 hours hanging face down in a narrow exhaust duct, said the Des Plaines, Ill., restaurant owner who found him.
Kebabs made as corpse lay nearbySource: BBC News
A fast food shop owner was found preparing food while an employee's corpse lay nearby.
Police called to the Pappu Sweet Centre in Wolverhampton in August discovered the man's body on a sofa near the kitchen, magistrates in the city heard.