Archive for March, 2003

20
Mar

Incentive to watch war coverage

   Posted by: Greg Schwartz   in Uncategorized

It’s time to play The Gulf War Drinking Game! My current favorite: Drink when Tom Ridge laughs while discussing potential terrorists attacks. Enjoy.

20
Mar

Chicago hotel does its part.

   Posted by: Greg Schwartz   in Uncategorized

The Peninsula Hotel is offering a vegan tea service including dairy-free sandwiches, snacks, desserts, and of course, beverages. $22 per person and it must be ordered 24 hours in advance. Their website can be found at www.peninsula.com.

20
Mar

Meat = Smog

   Posted by: Greg Schwartz   in Uncategorized

A new study reveals that grilling meat is polluting the atmosphere with polysaturated fatty acids, leading to smog. Scope it yourself: Barbecues’ fatty fumes add to Houston’s haze

Thanks to Vegan Porn! for the lead.
20
Mar

Take a break from flesh.

   Posted by: Greg Schwartz   in Uncategorized

Hey everybody, it’s time for the Great American Meatout 2003. Try something different. Find a vegetarian restaurant near you.

20
Mar

Lawyers do the darndest things.

   Posted by: Greg Schwartz   in Uncategorized

Find the typo.

20
Mar

Surprise

   Posted by: Greg Schwartz   in Uncategorized

Here’s one perspective on how surprise will be a factor in Operation Iraqi Freedom.

19
Mar

Mmmm…wedding cake.

   Posted by: Greg Schwartz   in Uncategorized

The unbelievable pastry chef, Ron Ben-Israel, proprietor of Ben-Israel Cakes in the city, is on Dave right now (although Dave is still sick). I envy how easy he makes cake decoration look.

19
Mar

So it’s war, eh?

   Posted by: Greg Schwartz   in Uncategorized

It just so happened I was watching TV when NBC cut in with coverage of the first strikes at dawn in Baghdad. Pretty intense. It’s amazing that the U.S. would actually surprise and confound it’s own former military experts by attacking in near daylight.

19
Mar

Oh great, another blog.

   Posted by: Greg Schwartz   in Uncategorized

At long last, Planet Neutral brings his indifferent perspective to yet another venue. We begin our tale as our young hero is less than two months from receiving his Master of Science in Library and Information Science (MSLIS) from the Graduate School of Library and Information Science (GSLIS) at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (UIUC).

Oh yeah, he’s engaged too.