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Less Berkeley & more Burgundy: a new kind of casual LA restaurant from Ludo Lefebvre. 'I'm done w pop-ups' nyti.ms/13VbXHs
With Trois Mec, Ludo Lefebvre Has a Place to Call His Own
nytimes.com — LOS ANGELES - Ludo Lefebvre was always the chef without a restaurant, though it did not seem to have hurt him any. For six years, he commandeered empty spaces across Los Angeles as stages for the pop-up restaurants he called LudoBites, quick runs that lasted a few weeks or months.
Calling LA bike riders: We are collecting tips & wisdom @ biking in LA for cool national graphic.Click & chime in. nytimes.com/newsgraphics/2…
Your Biking Wisdom in Ten Words
nytimes.com — "Your Biking Wisdom in Ten Words," an interactive map of reader advice and popular bicycle routes in New York City.
RT @jennymedina: RT @jennymedina: Can you help us cover the Supreme Court ruling on prop 8/ same sex marriage? thelede.blogs.nytimes.com/2013/06/13/par…
Participate in The Times's Same-Sex Marriage Decision Coverage
thelede.blogs.nytimes.com — Win Mcnamee/Getty Images As we prepare to cover the news later this month of the Supreme Court's decisions in two cases about same-sex marriage, The Times wants to hear from readers with a personal stake in the rulings.
@JZaler hey thanks for that. Really appreciate it.
A searing & detailed account of Anthony Weiner's limited record in Congress from @halbfinger and @davidwchen nyti.ms/13EGqJv
Weiner’s Record in House
nytimes.com — When President Obama needed every Democrat in Congress to back his health care plan in 2009, Representative Anthony D. Weiner threatened behind the scenes to torpedo the package in favor of a more sweeping measure. He backed off after he was promised a bigger share of the spotlight during the highly watched debate.
@OatesPalmer I didn't like it at first but it has SO grown on me. The more I listen to it the more i like it.
No National? No Vampire Weekend? No more $ for NPR! “@TheFix: NPR's best 50 songs of 2013. (hat tip @adamnagourney) ow.ly/lVuym”
NPR Music's 50 Favorite Songs Of 2013 (So Far)
npr.org — We made you a doozy of a mix - 50 of NPR Music's favorite songs from the first half of 2013, including hip-hop anthems, dudes with beards, avant-garde lullabies, dance-music stompers, tear-jerking ballads, funk odysseys and synth-pop singalongs.
RT @mikescotto: "get lucky" made the list @adamnagourney RT @nprnews: NPR Music's 50 Favorite Songs Of 2013 (So Far) n.pr/116ZFgH
NPR Music's 50 Favorite Songs Of 2013 (So Far)
npr.org — We made you a doozy of a mix - 50 of NPR Music's favorite songs from the first half of 2013, including hip-hop anthems, dudes with beards, avant-garde lullabies, dance-music stompers, tear-jerking ballads, funk odysseys and synth-pop singalongs.
Ok, gorging on frog legs is way gross, but how can you not read story @ frog group sex? Thank you @ElaineSciolino nyti.ms/16XIsL6
Frogs’ Legs May Be Out of Favor, but Not Flavor
nytimes.com — LES ÉCHETS, France - There was a time when frogs' legs drowned in butter and garlic were standard fare at just about every bistro in France. Then two things happened. First, tastes changed. With the advent of nouvelle cuisine in the 1970s, cuisses de grenouilles lost their cachet, as did country pâté, lamb kidneys in Dijon mustard sauce, duck à l'orange and profiteroles.Sign up to discover more journalists who cover Metro Los Angeles and more.
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