When it comes to the prized bellota ham from Spain, it is easy to understand why everyone talks about the nuts. As you approach Huelva, the Andalusian province most famous for those air-cured hams, the citrus groves of the semi-arid flatlands around Seville give way to oak-covered hills and mountains. Acorns, a staple in the menu of the local pigs, are said to be the secret behind the ham from th
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The Gastronomer: For bellota ham, nuts aren't the half of it
Posted by Mechanucs4 192 days ago (http://www.washingtonpost.com)
Pulling the plug on 'ham radio'
Posted by MosesChen 212 days ago (http://www.chicagotribune.com)
Q The tenants who lease my single-family home have become "ham radio" enthusiasts. Without asking me, they erected an antenna in the backyard. It's unsightly and, according to neighbors, emits an annoying noise that disrupts their sleep. The tenants claim that under federal law, they're entitled to erect what they need to get reception. Is this true?
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