Cooking in 1911 vs. 2011
Megan McArdle shows how time-consuming baking was before modern appliances in her own kitchen
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Monday, April 25, 2011
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Megan McArdle shows how time-consuming baking was before modern appliances in her own kitchen
The story of Jeremy Breece and the Afghanistan hospital where doctors and nurses fight to save limbs and lives
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Have the Web and the Great Recession created a new economic order where we will share more and buy less?
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Newly released documents underscore the Bush administration's excesses and Obama's failure to remedy them
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The housing crash was so deep that it makes 300,000 look like a small number
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Methadone can help inmates kick OxyContin and heroin without getting high. Why won't more jails use the drug?
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How a collection of crowdsourced essays about the disaster was printed in 14 days
How a fight over lesbians and PBS got the author disinvited from the 2005 egg roll
Where's the evidence that food regulations reduce obesity?
The end of Steve Carell on "The Office," the beginning of Princess Kate, and more to watch out for
The struggle to build around history in Brooklyn and London
A dispute between Big Pharma and Vermont may impact legal precedent on information technology and privacy for years to come
High-end retailers are counting on us to spend more money on our kitchens—even as we spend less time in them
Films like "The Bang Bang Club" and "Restrepo" remind us exactly why reporters risk their lives
The most comprehensive book of three-dimensional letterforms ever helps us see the expressive power of objects
A look at polls, resources, and the former governor's standing in a GOP presidential race that lacks an outright leader
The president's new sales pitch to the public is short and simple
A panel of forward-thinking experts focuses on how to avoid sprawl and create "livable and lovable" communities
How inspiration becomes art, Stephen King's new fiction story, why Malcolm X lives on in Obama, and more
