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| Updated: March 11, 2021, 2:45 p.m. Looking for a sweet, fruit-filled pie for dessert? Or a savory pot pie for dinner? Several Utah entrepreneurs have launched pie-baking businesses in recent months that make getting one of these flaky, baked treats — in whole and individual sizes — as easy as, well, pie. This list comes just in time for “Pi Day.” To understand the March 14 celebration, you’ll need to think back to high school geometry when you used the Greek letter pie (π) — or its decimal equivalent 3.14 — to figure the area and circumference of a circle. [ .] It’s a conc...
Print I have not been out of San Diego County since February 2020 and not out of my house more than a couple of days a week for essential errands. However, I have traveled many places, thanks to good books and interesting authors. One place I went was to Cuba, the Cuba of the 1950s, which meant I time-traveled as well. My companion was Carlos Eire, who grew up there, escaped through Castro’s Pedro Pan emigration program and wrote the book “Waiting for Snow in Havana.” Yes, he lived the life of a rich man’s child, but it seems that rich men’s children had a lot of freedom in those da...
Article content Louise Penny has two novels coming out this year: One featuring her trusty Chief Inspector Armand Gamache; the other, a collaboration with one of Gamache’s — and Penny’s — greatest fans, Hillary Clinton. The Madness of Crowds, Penny’s 17 th Gamache crime thriller, comes out in August and, like the others, will doubtless find its way atop the New York Times bestseller list immediately thereafter. But it’s the latter novel, State of Terror, a political potboiler slated for release Oct. 12, that has been, understandably, garnering a lot of attention. We apologize, but...
What if Hillary Clinton visited Louise Penny in Three Pines and they decided over cafés au lait to write a book about a novice secretary of state?