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Meet The Black Entrepreneur Who Created Kansas City Barbecue In The Early 1900s - Vimarsana News

Meet The Black Entrepreneur Who Created Kansas City Barbecue In The Early 1900s

KCUR 89.3 Two of the most famous Kansas City barbecue restaurants — Gates and Arthur Bryant’s — trace their style of barbecue directly back to Henry Perry, Kansas City's original barbecue king. One of the first things you should know about Henry Perry is that he was equal parts pitmaster and entrepreneur. To many, the reason for his success was simple: He knew how to smoke barbecue better than anybody. "His food had an aroma that stayed with you. And that's what made them want to come back to him," historian Sonny Gibson says. "They traveled from as far as Leavenworth, Kansas, and Oma...

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Indie Basement: Best Albums of the Year 2000 - Vimarsana News

Indie Basement: Best Albums of the Year 2000

For people of a certain age, the year 2000 will always sound like the future. The time of jet packs, a potential catastrophic reset when all the world's computers might crash or, as Prince put it, party over. It had an interesting effect on art too, and a lot of the music released that year felt like it was made with the future in mind. Indie bands had discovered jungle, drum n bass, big beat and other forms of club music, and were incorporating it into their style. Other groups wildly ambitious, while others looked back and forward at the same time. Some of 2000's music has aged better t...

The pandemic left Bay Area families hungry and food banks overwhelmed. The Season of Sharing stepped in to help [San Francisco Chronicle] - Vimarsana News

The pandemic left Bay Area families hungry and food banks overwhelmed. The Season of Sharing stepped in to help [San Francisco Chronicle]

FAIRFIELD-SUISUN, CALIFORNIA The pandemic left Bay Area families hungry and food banks overwhelmed. The Season of Sharing stepped in to help [San Francisco Chronicle] Dec. 16—Just before noon on a recent Wednesday, a line of three dozen people snaked around the Church of the Nazarene in Concord. They were young and old, men and women of all races, one child kicking the ground as he waited. What they had in common: They needed free food. At the Food Bank of Contra Costa and Solano distribution site, truck driver Will Gregory organized tables piled with bags of pears and potatoes. Driver Davi...