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calimac1. This is interesting. We have Tolkien's correspondence with Pauline Baynes regarding adding names to the poster-map of Middle-earth she drew in 1970, but I think the actual copy of the book's map she sent him to annotate is new.
2. Let's get this straight. The makers of the vegan substitute for mayonnaise claim that the reason they put a picture of an egg on the label was to show it was made without eggs, and further that they called it "mayo" so as to distinguish it from mayonnaise. They'd better hope the person who questions them on this is Trey Gowdy.
3. Yes.
4. Also (this is a video): Yes, yes, [click on yes button many times] (via Bruce Schneier)
5. Somewhere beyond the grave, Deryck Cooke is smiling.
2. Let's get this straight. The makers of the vegan substitute for mayonnaise claim that the reason they put a picture of an egg on the label was to show it was made without eggs, and further that they called it "mayo" so as to distinguish it from mayonnaise. They'd better hope the person who questions them on this is Trey Gowdy.
3. Yes.
4. Also (this is a video): Yes, yes, [click on yes button many times] (via Bruce Schneier)
5. Somewhere beyond the grave, Deryck Cooke is smiling.
