Column:Selling Jesus on Cyber Monday November 23, 2019 Columns·News·Sheila Velazquez Is faith eternal? Maybe not within every individual, or even every family. The relics of piety do seem to be vectors of Read More
Life is an Open … Cloud: On privacy, surveillance, and Edward Snowden’s Permanent Record October 15, 2019 News·Opinion·Sheila Velazquez Permanent Record, by Edward Snowden, was published on Constitution Day (September 17) by Metropolitan Books; image courtesy Macmillan Publishers. Read More
Dried tomatoes: Summer’s bounty becomes winter’s secret ingredient September 11, 2019 Food & Drink·Sheila Velazquez As you who follow my food rants know, I’m a big fan of the dehydrator. In mid-September mine has one major task—drying Read More
Green beans and carrots: Good individually, spectacular baked together September 1, 2019 Food & Drink·News·Sheila Velazquez A ridiculously small space can yield massive taste and nutrition. Green beans picked right off the vine in your yard have a Read More
Savoring Homegrown Onions August 18, 2019 Farming·Food & Drink·Gardeng & Plants·Sheila Velazquez Home-grown onions, like home-grown anything, have their advantages. In the case of my little garden, no heavy doses year after year of Read More