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General Discussion, Tuesday, October 22, 2019
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Good evening Lucille 🙂 !
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Hey, lovely! Hope you had a great day!
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Thank you Lucille! You too, tea time for me 🙂 !
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How Salmon Sense Seasons
July 3, 2013 In the Lab By Sim Shuzhen
Japanese researchers have identified an area in the salmon brain that functions as an internal clock to sense seasonal changes in day length.
Read more from Asian Scientist Magazine at: https://www.asianscientist.com/2013/07/in-the-lab/salmon-sense-seasons-2013/
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Strange…there’s a small spot in my brain the determines salmon seasonings….
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LOL! Yummy…
Cedar Planked Salmon Cooked on a Barbecue
https://foodchannel.com/recipes/cedar-planked-salmon-cooked-on-a-barbecue
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I’m waiting for the outside temp to reliably stay below 70 and I’m going to get a whole salmon, filet it and smoke it. Smoked salmon is definitely a divine gift.
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You need to go to Finland. North of Helsinki there are falls festivals Salmon smoked 10’s of ways. Ever have fresh wood smoked salmon and blue cheese? You have not lived!
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I love Roquefort and most of the other blue cheeses but I’ve never combined the two. Czarina is going to a conference next month so I’m going to try both…never too old to find something new. There’s a Denver company that makes killer salmon jerky, might just use it as a cheese cracker.
As you may have guessed Cz-ina has an…aversion…to ‘moldy old stinky cheese’ but I keep some hidden in the barn. Thanks for the idea.
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When I go out of town once a year for speech & hearing conference he does all the forbidden things. Eats things I can’t stand the smell of. Lets the dogs all sleep on the bed. Probably sleeps in the bed with his boots on. I know he does not smoke cigars in the house tho, cause I definitely could smell that later.
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I was waiting in one of those interminable lines in the grocery store and watching a child in the cart ahead of me. She couldn’t have been more than 3 years old but she had a real cell phone – possibly Mom’s – and was working the dickens outta it. i started working with computers in ’65 when the one we had was a big yellow box in the middle of the floor that was ‘programmed’ through a bank of toggle switches and lights.
We took a computer to Vietnam in ’67 – it used drum storage and had less memory capacity than my cell phone does now. When I was working an NSA node in 79-80 we had a computer that used 8-level tape, punch cards, tape drives, disc-packs and a printer that had about 160 print bars on it. One night we were told to take two days off, a new system was being installed, and when we came in it had been replaced by an IBM desktop system that took up about 1/10th of the space the old one did.
We moved to IBM PCs with the original DOS (and WOW, 20 meg hard drives!) in the early 80s and it was just ZOOM from then on. Now I have a 2008ish desktop for my work station (because it’s not connected to the internet and is ‘familiar’, a laptop for regular connected stuff and Czarina has an iPad. Our GGS frequently chides me for not using this button or that function – I chide back with “You wanna keep your butt in the will?”.
I say that because I just received a package in the mail today – a bottle of exotic Asian sriracha with no English on the label – straight from Indonesia. I ordered it on my laptop after a search, more easier than haunting the big-box Asian stores in NOLA. Only took five days to get here and I could restrain my enthusiasm that much and now I know how long it takes to get here so I can plan.
Back in the dimly remembered dark ages (you remember, when you had local and toll calls and sometimes you paid for both) you were sorta stuck with what local groceries had, you had to drive all over to find something ‘exotic’. Now without leaving my recliner I can conjure up real foreign foods and order them from real foreign grocers, even order custom kielbasa from maker in Chicago and have it overnighted. Sorta makes me sa bit sad I’ll check out before I get to see how much farther this will go.
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Sriracha is de-vine, but ALAS I’m not allowed it anymore. Half my pantry is full of things the doc says I have to give up…yeah, mmmhuh, like who wants to live forever!
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True dat. This sriracha is the very thin variety from fermented peppers and is redolent of garlic (U-Know-Who says ‘reeks’). It’s heavily a ‘nose’ product.
I’m thinking of making my own next year from sweet red Italian peppers with a touch of heat from the red TAM jalapenos. It’ll be more for taste than hot. We’ll see how things work out.
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I finally saw Bohemian Rhapsody. What a horrible movie. It is quite a feet to fail at making a movie with such incredible potential in a character like Freddie Mercury.
I had to close my eyes to enjoy the music because the actor who played Freddie looked slightly grotesque to me.
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Something I do miss about Chicago is the abundance of everything at your fingertips.
China Town was dandy with all its markets and restaurants, we ordered 24 different things at the restaurant and everyone enjoyed the food. Tea was a green tea, I asked for gun smoke and they obliged. I can’t even begin to name all of the dishes we had…
The computer is so easy from argon oil to tea to Zotz to books and on and on..
I live in a relatively small city (around 60,000 folks) I can drive to Milwaukee and get just about anything I want, but sometimes it’s nice to just push a few buttons and have stuff magically appear on the doorstep.
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But now, I get aggravated when it doesn’t show up quickly! Ordered some LLBean shirts on the internet last Friday, info stated they would be here Monday. Still not here Tuesday. Used to be satisfied for it to take a couple of weeks to order by mail then wait for some kind of USPS shipping. 🙃
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Understood. WHAT!!! ??? No next day delivery? I was going to wear it tomorrow! 😂😂
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I find that Amazon and the ability to dig around and find sources for my foreign cooking ingredients is amazing. I couldn’t find real Sicilian sardines and anchovies in NOLA before Katrina, now I have to decide which ones I’ll try. Only thing I can’t get is alcohol on line Mississippi’s still one of those states that has the limited booze industry by the throat.
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Just ordered Ginseng chews for my pregnant friend not long ago. Hit or miss getting them here at TJ Maxx.
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Yeah, the fringe supplements aren’t a big thing at some of the big-box stores.
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Mornin’ kids!
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Mornin’ WeeWeed!
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Mornin’ Stella!
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Eew in both cases!
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Mornin’ Z’s!
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Nice pic, he looks like Bill Murray’s love child.
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Good day, WeeWeed! Have to say I don’t understand this photo at all. Went to the Twitter feed and still don’t get it.
Maybe I’ll just watch this instead…
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I don’t either.
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Evenin’ Lucy!
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Evening Wee 🙂 !
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Evenin’ Lovely!
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Over the weekend I watched Mr. Sardonicus. It is a B Horror movie. I don’t think it will appeal to everybody, but I found it very interesting and entertaining. I don’t like the new slasher, chase somebody around the house movies. This is about a man whose face becomes distorted in a horrible way and he wants to make a doctor fix it. I think it is a good movie for the Halloween season.
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0055200/
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Oh yeah, Palms theater, a coupla Charleston Chews, an Ahhrah C Coka Cola…I remember Sardonicus.
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My mother didn’t want us kids to watch horror movies, so they were a special treat when we got old enough that we wouldn’t end up scared in my parents’ bed! When I was in college in Tampa in the 70’s the late Friday night movie was my favorite, all the cheezy effects, women screaming ineffectively, monsters only seen in the shadows….
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Same here. Only we were not allowed in my parents’ bed, ever. My mother would just say, “Quit being scared and go to sleep.” But, when I was a little older and would watch the old Frankenstein or some other horror movie, the screen was so snowy, I really couldn’t see much. LOL I think that is why I like them now. But I don’t like slasher movies……….you know, like Texas Chainsaw Massacre. Still don’t want to see that one.
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Same here. No horror, no slasher, no chain saws.
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Agreed on the horror films. No Thank you.
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Stopped at my Cosmic Punishment Mickey-D’s with my GGS on Sunday, it’s his favorite dining spot.
As usual there were problems with the orders, mine was for six mechanically molded unidentifiable chicken parts and I only received 4. Now the serving box had ‘4’ printed on it, my receipt had ‘6’ printed on it and it took two frontend people and a manager whose voice was still changing to go into conference and determine that yes, there was an error.
Instead of just grabbing me two and slamming them into the box we ended up waiting 10 minutes while they threw my ‘4’ into the trash and cooked ‘6’ new. I tried to explain that room temp with a chicken-squeezings was no worse than hot but their deductive abilities were so strained by the counting issue it fell on dead ears.
I returned to the car where GGS had finished his burger and fries and found they given me a free small fries…room temp. They matched my large fries that were still in the car and the half of a bag of fries GGS hadn’t eaten as they were too cold. Neither of us wanted to go back and do the fry issue so we took off.
Finally getting to the denouement. We stuffed the cold fries into a bag and put them in the back seat where I forgot about them until I got home. When I cleaned out the car – there they were: at least 4 hour old cold, dead Mickey-D’s fries. Well the garden’s down for the season and we throw our kitchen compostables out there to rot in so I thought “Why not the fries?”. I made a nice scattered field of them and left them to compost.
About an hour later I came out (it was dark) with a bowl of compost to toss out and there were a dozen possum eyes staring back at me – the carrion eaters were scavenging up the fries like mad, even arguing over them. So if anyone asks you who eats Mickey-D’s fries you can now say possums who’ll pass up carrion and compost for them.
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I have a granddaughter who thinks McD’s cheeseburgers are the best food in the world. I wish I had a quarter for every Happy Meal I’ve bought those grandkids. Yuck. They have nothing I like. I can stomach their water and coffee, the rest must be choked down.
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I don’t mind their breakfast sandwiches if I’m hungry and nothing else is available.
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Same here, I just try to get enough real food into him to counteract the junk.
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I had better go out and check right now!😂😂😂😂😂
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Right? It looks like they are “home” 🙂 !
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The old dog’s been on the SAMe and curcumin for a few weeks now and the change is obvious. She’s still on the rimadyl, don’t want to take her off until the vet can do some blood tests to see what her inflammation markers are on and then off. She’s noticeably more active and engaged and moves more easily.
I’m finding that with the curcumin I have less pain and stiffness and aggravations to arthritic sites doesn’t hurt as much, I recover more quickly and can go longer before I need I have to take a pain reliever. Not scientific but I ordered it again – it’s working for me and Daisy.
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What’s your brand? I’ve taken curcumin but it was so-so.
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Person stuff is: MERIVA. Google it and look sat some of the reports on the Fed site. Example: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3535097/
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This is National Pasta Month, AND National Dessert Month!
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No wonder I’ve been craving some ravioli!!
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40 years ago my office used to go to a restaurant for lunch on Fridays which had DELICIOUS cheese ravioli and garlic knots swimming in butter. Now I want ravioli…
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Local restaurant makes this;
Three Cheese Ravioli
Three large cheese raviolis with your choice of alfredo, tomato or basil pesto sauce.
The chef will make it with a separate sauce on each one which is the way I order it.
Sounds like dinner tomorrow for me 🙂 !
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Ooooh!
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Right! If you’re ever in town swing by and it will be my treat !
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😉👍
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This is an excellent Dan Bongino Show today re Brennan and cabal. Dan’s a tad hyper but he’s on the money in this vid…
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lilbirdee12’s prayer:
Our Heavenly Father, Your children come to you tonight to ask for healing and peace throughout our country so that we may return to being One Nation Under God. Guide us to be leaders in Your Kingdom, spreading Your Love and Salvation to all. Forgive us our sins and deliver us from evil.
Lord, we ask for a blanket of protection over all our troops and law enforcement who serve to defend and protect us. Bless our representatives with the strength and wisdom they need to achieve the path You have chosen for us.
Please place Your Guardian Angels of Protection around Donald Trump and Mike Pence and their families as they seek to lead America back to You.
Grant us patience, Lord, as the evil ones try to anger us and cause us to fall.
Spread blessings over Israel and Netanyahu.
We humbly ask that You please comfort those who are grieving and in pain.
Thank you Father, for Your Love and the gift of Life.
In Jesus name, we pray. Amen.
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Amen
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A prayer for Justice Kavanaugh and Gen. Flynn:
Prayer to St. Michael
St. Michael the Archangel, defend us in battle;
be our defense against the wickedness and snares of the devil.
May God rebuke him, we humbly pray;
and do you, O prince of the heavenly host,
by the power of God,
thrust into hell Satan and the other evil spirits
who prowl about the world for the ruin of souls.
In Jesus name, we pray. Amen.
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Amen
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