Nathan Bryce

Awareness Test

By Nate on December 11, 2009

One of my colleagues passed along a link to the following video. It is purported to test your levels of awareness. I have to admit that I failed the test. Will you pass?

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Zuppa Toscana

By Nate on November 18, 2009

I’m a serious fan of Olive Garden’s Zuppa Toscana, a savory sausage soup with kale, potatoes, and a touch of cream. Here’s a quick and tasty version of that soup that is sure to warm your belly.

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Man as Industrial Palace

Man as Industrial Palace

By Nate on November 4, 2009

After viewing a 1927 poster by Fritz Kahn, artist/designer Henning M. Lederer created an amazing animation sequence that depicts five human body cycles as if they were part of an industrial factory.

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Thai Coconut Chicken Soup

Thai Coconut Chicken Soup

By Nate on September 10, 2009

Here’s an exotic soup that provides a little heat, a little comfort, and a little zing. If you and your loved one’s can’t finish off the pot, stick the leftovers in the freezer and thaw out on a nice cold day. Or a day when you have a cold.

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White Bread

By Nate on August 26, 2009

Most people (except nutritionists) love homemade white bread. My version of this classic recipe makes two large loaves; one to eat hot out of the oven, one for toast for a couple of days.

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Validation

By Nate on August 25, 2009

Validation is a fable about the magic of free parking. It was created back in 2006 by Kurt Kuenne. Watch out, this 16-minute film might make you smile.

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