I made pizza to celebrate my egg scrambler’s epic victory at the pinewood derby. Her favorite is pepperoni, and so is mine. When I saw a tub of “spicy cup pepperoni” at Wegman’s I had to find out whether it would crisp and curl the way I would want it to. It did! It is […]
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Yesterday I made piña coladas. They tasted ok, but they weren’t frozen or emulsified enough because my blender is not quite up to this task. I had some cream of coconut and pineapple and rum left, so I made the cake you see above. It is very dense and sweet and rummy. I also added […]
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One of the many questions I continue to struggle with when trying to figure out where to navigate the ThinkLab is what kinds of things should we support and at what level should we support those things? There are already some things that the ThinkLab is known for, 3D design and printing, that we’ll continue … Continue reading What To Support When You Are Making It Up As You Go Along? →
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This last weekend, I was fortunate enough to throw dice at TridentCon, up in Parkville, MD. It’s a small, non-profit convention that’s largely OSR-focused, but also draws in the Pathfinder and 5e crowds, as well as the myriad of other games people play…
Your party is exiting the settled lands of the south for fortune and glory in the untamed wilderness of Hyperborea;On your way to the most remote outpost of the Acadian Empire, you make camp one night in a small grove beside the rough path you’ve been …
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The Article “Andrew Bolton: How to Curate a Blockbuster Exhibition” is an unusually formatted article. Given largely as a series of quotes by the subject, the “article” details in Bolton’s own words his standards for deciding what to put on display in an exhibition and how he decides which exhibitions are or are not worthy … Continue reading “Curatorial Insight”
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Throughout the semester, my Intro to Museums class (HISP200) will be visiting a handful of museums in the Fredericksburg area. This past Thursday we went to the James Monroe Museum & Memorial Library in downtown FXBG. The museum itself is housed in a building (secretly 3 buildings) that was believed to have housed James Monroe’s … Continue reading “Paying a Visit to James Monroe”
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