posted by braingirl @ 5:29 PM
Because some days, that's how it feels.
Braingirl is the internet pseudonym of Renee Wilmeth, author and editor of Feed Me/Drink Me, a long-standing Indianapolis blog covering fine-dining and wine. A publisher for a prestigious academic society by day, Wilmeth has extensive editing and acquisition experience with food and wine books, chefs, food writers, and wine experts across the country. She occasionally writes on food and culture for Indianapolis Monthly and Indianapolis Dine magazines and serves as Bailli (President) of the Indianapolis chapter of Conferie de la Chaine des Rotisseurs. She sits on the Program Advisory Committee for the International Culinary School at The Art Institute of Indianapolis and is a frequent guest food judge for charity events. She passed the Introductory Court of Master Sommeliers Course in 2008. Find her on Twitter at feedmedrinkme.
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Thursday May 11th, 2006
Dear Hoosier Brain-iac:
Noticed you've been reading the IDEO book and it reminded me that I'd heard Fresh Air's Terry Gross
interview with Tom Kelly on February 8, 2001, when I was still living in the Washington, DC area, and it was excellent. Just what you'd hope it would be like.
Fortunately, because I had my portable Sony radio/recorder with me at work that day, which proved invaluable when walking 7 miles home to Arlington on 9/11, I was able to tape the interview.
If you go to Ideo.com's media page, there's a note about the interview with a direct link so you and others can listen to it.
The site reads:
"On February 8, 2001, Tom Kelley appeared on the National Public Radio show Fresh Air, talking with host Terry Gross about his new book The Art of Innovation. Tom and Terry discussed the sometimes surprising stories behind the process of innovation."
Dave in Hallandale Beach, FL
A devoted and devout IU Hoosier from 1979-83, and per your recent entry, someone who lives close to Gulfstream Park. Dave
Mmmm...track food and beer. What is it about food at fairs and tracks and stadiums that makes us love it so much?
You were in VIP suites at the track? Take me next time please, please, please, please :-)
Sounds like you had a good time.
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