NPR: Ramble Recipe: Just Add 16 Tons of Ham and Bacon

Ramble Recipe: Just Add 16 Tons of Ham and Bacon

From today's survey of news worth an honorable mention:

Sixteen tons of pork products pilfered from Sydney warehouse/ Sperm donor owes child support, says court/ Paleontologists excavate rare dino flesh, scales, in North Dakota/ Liz Taylor wins a "one night dispensation" from striking writers to stage a play

Ilya Marritz

7:31 AM ET | 12- 3-2007 | permalink

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Thanks for sharing this article about the dino flesh in ND. Growing up, my brother found plenty of things while picking rocks out of the fields, including a dinosaur bone, a meteorite, and a rock with shells imbedded into it. It is amazing what the earth can hide from us over all these years!

Sent by Natasha | 8:30 PM ET | 12-04-2007

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