ABOUT SLCTACOS.COM
SLC Tacos is a site for people who enjoy Mexican food, especially street tacos. If it were to be summed up into a mission statement, it would probably read as thus :
“I LOVE TACOS”
ABOUT KELLY
Kelly received his doctorate degree in “ciencia de los tacos” from la Universidad de Oaxaca in 2002. Since then he has received many further awards in taco academia including an honorary degree in “La historia del taco : su impacto cultural y su delicia” from la Universidad de las America in Mexico City. His 2005 publication “Tacos en nuestras calles : riesgo o sangre de la vida?” led to his reception of the Congressional Medal of Tacos, our nation’s highest honor. He has traveled backpacking through Mexico tasting of its cuisine and hospitality. While he deeply loves the Spanish language, he is certainly no expert. His many errors en español have resulted in much laughter and occasionally resultados calientes.
He enjoys music, linguistics, art and many other topics which he sometimes writes about at http://www.burgersmoke.com.
If you have any suggestions or ideas please send them along. Also, if you would like to contribute to the site in any way through writing, reviews, photos, etc, please contact Kelly :
slickkelly –at– hotmail –dot– com
ABOUT NOYEN
Noyen (aka Nairb Noslrac aka Brian Carlson) is a game designer, writer, musician, amongst other things, but more importantly, a severe taco enthusiast. He has runs many websites including http://www.noyen.org and http://www.noyen.com, that were once part of the buzzing E/N scene. Noyen has been writing for himself and others pleasure since BBS days but has fallen out of the internet rat race as of late. Information was hard to gather, but his imprint remains all over the internet if you look for it. Noyen is currently unemployed and seeking work in the game, film, or entertainment industry! He loves to travel, write, take pictures, talk and drive his Subaru Impreza all over the country.
Noyen (aka Nairb) can be reached via nairbnoslrac –at– hotmail –dot– com or 801 – 613 – T A C O if you want to talk (about) hot (sauce).
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3 responses so far ↓
John // March 11, 2009 at 2:37 pm
I am having a problem with your ‘Taco Map.’ When I download it from your website, all I get is a street map with no locations designated.
nate // March 12, 2009 at 2:21 pm
a mention or at least ways to help?
http://www.ksl.com/?nid=148&sid=5819890
Brian Nicholson // January 26, 2010 at 10:40 pm
I work for the Deseret News / El Observador and would like to talk to you for a story we may run about your taco expertise. Please call me when you have a minute at 801-333-7404.
Thanks
Brian