Such silliness...from the Chicago Tribune

Are there no proofreaders at the Trib?

Under the photo of the obvious meth-head and her partner, the shot is (Polide photo).  That is underlined in red as I post.

Of course it should read as (Police photo), but no one, in these marvelous days of the Internet, seems to spellcheck and/or care anymore.

I also ask you to take a good look at "The SUV crash" at the lower right of this screen capture. Poor woman...to be described as a crash.

The Trib, and others of the MSM have gone down the proverbial $hitter, haven't they?

Soooo Silly, Silly, Silly!

Here's the article. You be the judge.

Fudging the vanilla
What other flavors can replace that essential extract in a fudge recipe? The Daley Question offers options
By Bill Daley, Tribune Newspapers
March 8, 2011

Q: I want to make fudge but I don't have vanilla—is there anything else I can use? And which milk is better, condensed or evaporated?—Shayna Bracha Farber, Skokie

"I'd suggest she add a little, taste and then decide if she wants more,'' Greenspan said.

"If she uses an oil, like lemon or orange or peppermint, she should use even less."

And when it comes to liqueurs, a little can go a long way, too.

Another instance in which it's best to taste as you go.

"As for choosing either condensed or evaporated milk, up to you.

Remember, condensed milk is already sweetened ("Condensed vs. sweetened milk," Jan. 18).

It's best for desserts and baked goods.

Look at your recipe; you may need to adjust the amount of sugar or other sweeteners depending on which milk you use.

Do you have a question about food or drink? E-mail Bill Daley at: wdaley@tribune.com. Snail mail inquiries should be sent to: Bill Daley, Chicago Tribune, 435 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 60611. http://twitter.com/billdaley

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This TWIT never actually answered Silly Shayna's Silly Question, did he?

He merely assumed she would have "an oil, like lemon or orange or peppermint" in her cupboards, when she DOESN'T EVEN HAVE FREAKIN' VANILLA!

Just who is this "Bill Daley", and is he related to the now-almost-forgotten Mare Chicago??

New Year's Day--1911!

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Take a moment to think about what living in Chicago was like
one hundred years ago.
Better, worse, or the same old-same old?