No. 12: Sonic (Oak Street) 1890 E. Oak Street 501-336-0226 7.8 percent done with Conway restaurants based on the current list The Situation She Said: I needed a quick lunch between running errands in Little Rock and a conference call with clients, so Ruud came to pick me up and we rolled to our neighborhood… Continue reading Sonic (Oak Street)
Author: Jay Ruud
Snag-a-Salad
Snag-a-Salad 805 Monroe St, Conway, AR 501-327-6060 The Situation He Said: The situation here was that it was lunchtime, I was hungry, and my wife called and said “Let’s go to lunch.” So we thought we’d try this new soup and salad place, which opened in Conway on May 23. It was, I believe,… Continue reading Snag-a-Salad
Jade China
No. 9: Jade China 559 Harkrider Street (501) 329-5121 5.9 percent done reviewing Conway restaurants The Situation He Said: I’ve lived in Conway for 13 years and, to be honest, I’ve never noticed Jade China. It’s a small, unassuming (and green) building on Harkrider next to Bank of the Ozarks, so I assume I’m always… Continue reading Jade China
ZAZA
No. 10: ZAZA Fine Salad + Wood Oven Pizza Co. 1050 Ellis Ave. (Hendrix Village) (501) 336-9292 6.5 percent done with Conway restaurants based on the current list The Situation She Said: We were having a lovely Saturday, yoga in Heber Springs, a movie in Conway and an early dinner before going home to… Continue reading ZAZA
William Wordsworth’s “It Is a Beauteous Evening Calm and Free”
Oliver Goldsmith’s “When Lovely Woman Stoops to Folly”
Henry Vaughan’s “They Are All Gone into the World of Light”
Sylvia Plath’s “The Mirror”
Sharon Olds’ “The Signal”
The Man Who Knew Infinity
The Man Who Knew Infinity Matthew Brown (2016) [av_image src=’http://jayruud.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/Tennyson-180×180.jpg’ attachment=’77’ attachment_size=’square’ align=’left’ animation=’left-to-right’ link=” target=” styling=” caption=’yes’ font_size=” appearance=’on-hover’] Unless you are a certified math geek, you are unfamiliar with the story of Srinivasa Ramanujan. Ramanujan was perhaps India’s greatest mathematical genius. Though belonging to the Brahmin caste, he was quite poor growing up,… Continue reading The Man Who Knew Infinity