Rhode Islanders can’t agree on anything when it comes to our treasured hot weiners. The spelling and the nicknames (anyone up for a Gagger?) are notoriously disagreed upon. But what’s even more controversial is what defines the “best” weenie joint in Rhode Island.

Ebisu is one of those food joints that everyone is starting to discover, and there are three very good reasons to try out this hidden gem over on Pontiac Ave in Providence: Asupara Maki (bacon wrapped asparagus), Chili-Garlic Edamame and Shabu Shabu.

The Duck and Bunny in Providence offers a cozy intimate setting for a light snack and comfortable conversation. Oh, and cupcakes!

If your idea of a perfect night includes snuggling up with a blanket, drinking a cup of tea, and quenching your sweet tooth with a bite-sized cupcake, there’s a new “snuggery” in town called The Duck and Bunny.

Croatia has it all in terms of geography: mountains, beaches, plains and rolling hills. They also have a rich history, ancient ruins and islands that you can easily plan to visit as day trips on your vacation. No matter what else you choose, here are the five top things to see in Croatia.

It’s not news that the iPad has taken the world by storm. From the 99 year old who got the iPad as her first computer to the mass of people ditching their Amazon Kindles in exchange for this new ultra-portable computer, iPad is sending computer manufacturers into a tizzy.

There are novelty cookbooks, and then there are weird cookbooks. There’s The Joy of Cooking, and then there’s The Un-Constipated Gourmet: Secrets to a Moveable Feast. For example, have you ever wondered what it would be like to cook as if it were 1938 and you were stranded in a lookout post? Because if you do, the U.S. Forest Service has put that together for you in The Lookout Cookbook: 1938.

Let’s stop for a minute to think about all of the things we are accustomed to eating straight from a can: sardines.. spaghettios.. tunafish (though they have bags for that now).. artichokes.. spam…

Now I wonder who over at Trek’n Eat thought, “when I am out in the rugged outdoors, surrounded by crisp leaves, fresh water droplets, wildlife and covered in perspiration from exercise… what I really want is a sodium-blasted cheeseburger that questionably requires NO refrigeration.”

Hendrickson says, “Twitter is not a numbers game”

Q Web Consulting featured little ‘ol me in an article called Twitter: How Do You Choose Who To Follow?:
Amanda MacArthur, a popular Rhode Island-based blogger and article writer, has 1,358 followers and follows 570 on her Twitter. When asked how she chooses who to follow, she replied, “I (almost) always accept local friend requests. Also check [...]

“I would start reading mags again”, said one Twitter user, when Martha Stewart asked about distributing magazines on eReaders