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- sarabz Apr 11, 2013 01:02 PM
My father LOVES tamales; probably one of his top 5 favorite foods in the world. I love cooking (duh, otherwise I wouldn't be in this topic). So, I went to a cooking class all about tamales last night, took home a few pounds of leftover masa, and wonderful timing, parents are coming for dinner on Saturday night.
Now I'm torn on what tamales to make! All of the sauces are homemade, and I've pretty well perfected my recipes (she says modestly).
1 - Pork with salsa verde/tomatillo salsa
2 - Pork with pasilla chili sauce
3- Chicken with mole
4- Chorizo, roasted poblanos & goat cheese (haven't made this before but had it in a restaurant a few weeks ago and almost swooned it was so good)
Considering that 2 tamales is probably plenty for a meal for this group, along with a salad or something light, making 4 varities is going way overboard. DH suggested I choose only 2 and I'm really struggling! Halp! :)
re: DoobieWah
Hah - DH's vote, too.
I was inspired to try and make mole from visiting the Red Iguana in Salt Lake City, UT, where DH used to live. Recipe here -
#3 & #4!!! I would be happy to beef up your guest count to make it worth making more kinds:)
re: tcamp
This is a great point. As much as #4 intrigues me, I do have a gut instinct that there may be one too many instruments in that concerto.
Mole of course is anything but simple to prepare, unless you're using paste, but all that complexity reduces down to a single instrument. I also like #3 for being a more basic and traditional tamal, more what tamales should be.
3 and 4 if you leave off the goat cheese (I know its not me eating it but you're messing it up with the goat cheese) My suggestion is to sub smoked gouda, it will be perfect!
re: Cherylptw
> but you're messing it up with the goat cheese
I'm curious why you say that. I'm only tasting it in my mind but I'm liking the idea. I can easily imagine that combination with scrambled eggs. Moving it to a tamal -- I don't see a problem.
re: Soul Vole
My opinion is that goat cheese is nasty; I can't see putting it on anything...and to mess up a delicious combination of chorizo & poblanos with it; I'd rather leave cheese out of it if there was no other choice...but that's just my opinion
re: Cherylptw
Okay, thanks, that clarifies things a lot.
There's a big difference between expressing that you don't personally like an ingredient and wouldn't put it on anything*, and telling someone else that they're messing something up by using it.
* Expressions of this type tend to be tedious and uninteresting to others.
re: Soul Vole
I personally don't like it and I do think the dish would be messed up if goat cheese were included...no disrespect, but I care not if others find my post uninteresting; you can't please everyone...to each his own.
re: Cherylptw
To each his own was exactly my point.
If you think goat cheese is nasty and you wouldn't put it on anything then of course you think it would mess it up.
But you didn't mention your categorical rejection of goat cheese up front. That would be a nice courtesy going forward, for those who do and especially for those who don't share your opinion of goat cheese.
re: Soul Vole
pardon me for interrupting Soul Vole, but weren't you the one who mentioned "what a tamal should be" rather than what you expect a tamal to be?
re: KaimukiMan
I'm not sure I understand your question.
tcamp said that tamales should be simple, and I tend to be in agreement. Yet I'm intrigued by option #4, which runs against that. I would try it myself. I'm not sure I would like it, but I would try it.
Meanwhile in this subthread I'm opposing something I consider nonsensical and borderline offensive -- saying that you can't stand some particular ingredient after trying to tell someone that they're making a mistake by using it. Which has nothing to do with tamales.
re: Cherylptw
I love the idea of smoked Gouda! DH likes it when I make just peppers and cheese. I usually use fontina or pepper jack mixed with a little cream cheese to avoid a rubbery texture. Smoked Gouda would be lovely I bet. I like goat cheese but would not use it in my tamales...or would I?
re: ItalianNana
Ok, I admit I adore smoked gouda and it just goes so well with so many flavors...one, of which would in your stuffed peppers...I'm just saying....
re: Cherylptw
I agree. I will definitely be trying the smoked Gouda with peppers in my next tamale marathon. :-) I think folks would be shocked to bite into a tamal and encounter goat cheese!
re: ItalianNana
I don't care for smoked gouda, but sounds interesting.
I would definitely warn people about the goat cheese :) The goat cheese wasn't overwhelming- it added a great tartness and smoothness to the other flavors. It sounds like too much but it really was fantastic. I may have to make a couple of these just for me one time.
re: ItalianNana
I have had wonderful Mexican food with goat cheese - it's a very good flavor combination. I made one dish once with roasted poblanos stuffed with pork and walnuts with a goat cheese topping, if I recall it correctly. I do remember how yummy it was.
On the other hand, smoked gouda just sounds wrong to me for Mexican flavors...
I usually get #2, but I would not mind trying #4. Sounds delicious. When it comes to salsa verde, I prefer chicken.
re: ItalianNana
I actually made the first three, and it was perfect. Three different flavors and they balanced each other quite nicely. They weren't huge tamales so three was a great serving size.
The favorite was the pork with the pasilla chili sauce so yesterday I made another couple of dozen of just those for the freezer. I still have pork so am going to make another batch of sauce and put more tamales in the freezer.
I served with a chipotle lime cole slaw (my dad who supposedly hates cabbage asked for 2 more servings of this!), and a small green salad with orange segments, jicama and a cumin lime dressing. Lots of flavors and textures and they all balanced well. I wish I had taken a photo of the plates.
I haven't made tamales in a while because they are so much work and I have no helpers available, but...I used to make one that had pieces of roasted poblanos, goat cheese and drained, chopped marinated artichoke hearts ...also, spicy tomatillo sauce.
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2 De Marquis, Thu, 28th Mar '13 9:02:25 AM from Hell, USA Relationship Status: Buried in snow, waiting for spring
Who Am I?That could describe almost anything, anywhere in the world. Of course, your descriptions are very vague, without any description of specific religious practices, readers will probably project whatever religion they are most familiar with.
Disobedience is the true foundation of liberty. The obedient must be slaves.
3 Editor Pall Mall, Thu, 28th Mar '13 11:36:41 AM from United States, East Coast
Don't Fear the SpidersThe Calormen were not Muslim. Arab, yes, and there is an argument for racial insensitivity in the books, but they believed in made-up gods Lewis invented - not a counterpart to Allah. Although they played the part of villains in many of the books, they were often shown to be misguided over evil. C.S. Lewis was a famous apologist who took his faith in Christianity very seriously, and although he did say there may be truth in other religions, why would he claim any other religion to have equal legitimacy to Christianity? As for your fictional religion, I do see some parallels with some religious values and subsequent hypocrisies but there's nothing actually religious in this society as you describe. Where do they believe they got their way of life from? Are they polytheistic? Monotheistic? Other? What rites and rituals are associated with this religion? What is their traditional background? Who watches over the religion? How old is the religion? How integrated is the religion with history? Questions you might want to think about. Or, to prevent world-builders-disease, answer the three you find most important and write a few scenes for your story where religion plays a role.
Keep it breezy!
They're kind of a monotheistic religion, but if you really examined it, it'd be more similar to something like Pantheism.
...can still biteWhat you've told us so far is too vague to really be compared to any specific religion.
Oh, okay. Good
7 nekomoon 14, Mon, 1st Apr '13 2:53:23 PM from Oakland, CA
Other than to mention it in passing, why would you want to write about a religion that is poorly developed? And why are you so concerned with Unfortunate Implications? Don't you have the right to tell the story you want to tell? There is no way to create a fictional religion that does not have some resemblance to a real one. If it's a monotheistic religion, it's similar to the abrahamic traditions; if it's monotheistic its similar to hinduism or mahayana buddhism; if it's atheistic or pantheistic or shamanistic or animistic or any other category, it will have enough of a resemblance to reality that someone is going to decide that you're talking about their favorite or least favorite religion. I think we should encourage each other to be true to our art because who else is going to tell the story you want to? I can't. Bob can't. Charlotte can't. Only you can. You owe it to yourself to show us what your characters are experiencing and if religion is important it should be thoroughly fleshed out, even if it ends up looking like an expy of a real one; if however, religion is unimportant, then it shouldn't be explored in the story because what bearing does it have on the characters? I hope I was helpful.
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This isn't the entirety of the aspects of the religion. I just posted the bare bones, just to make sure if their were any GLARING problems with it. I even plan on dping more worl dbuilding with this.
9 Vincent Quill, Wed, 10th Apr '13 3:21:27 PM from Dublin
Elvenkingfor my W.I.P., i just got around that problem by having all worshiped gods existing, so there's no 'true religion', and tried to balance their flaws. my ancient Egypt-ottoman Turk based culture has a religion obsessed with death, they worship a grim reaper figure. this figure isn't evil or good, and they don't do human sacrifice or anything Obviously Evil (probably because they're not the villains), but the gods aren't exactly like the ones described by humans. they all want worship, and are willing to fudge their feats a bit to gain worship, and only a few really old characters (who were involved in a brutal war against the gods) know that they're not all paragons of virtue, fitting the Nay-Theist trope, and it turns out that the belief in all religions has a name; Omnism. in terms of your work though, just have your characters respect/ be influenced by all religions they encounter equally
maybe have them be different from what their worshippers think they are.
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11 Eagal, Tue, 16th Apr '13 12:58:36 PM from This is a location. Relationship Status: Waiting for Prince Charming
This is a title.Said it before and I say it again. If you spend all your time worrying about who you might offend you'll never get anything done. Write what feels right for the setting and if other people project "MUSLIMS ARE EVIL!" onto it, then fie on them. Haters gonna hate. P.S. Deliberate Values Dissonance. Not Intentional. :)
edited 16th Apr '13 1:10:42 PM by Eagal
The madness is catching.
I have a question that I think may be applicable to this thread (I hate starting threads to ask simple question). I got a story with a religious organization, basically a church. This church is suppose to be large, influential, ancient and "Western" (as in European). I thought I could convey these traits by prompting a comparison between it and the Catholic Church. However, the religion doesn't have the same symbols (crosses, angels, popes, etc.) or ideology of the Catholic church. So how can I make it so the audience looks at this organization and think "they must be like the Catholic Church"? Any ideas? I should probably point-out that I'm not trying to make them seem good or bad. More like "intimidating but benevolent".
Maybe describe them as worshiping in large, lavishly decorated churches? Other little things like perhaps using wine in religious ceremonies, or use beaded jewelry to pray (rosaries) could work as well if you're trying to envoke Does This Remind You of Anything?. (I say this as a person who was raised around Catholocism) Lots of statues of holy people/gods/whatever could work too.
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- Lazar Jan 4, 2011 08:44 AM
Spied this on route to MEC. Anyone been?
re: JennaBean
Where is it? near Mountain Co-op?
I have personally never tried it, however this come out in BlogTO today and "The One That Got Away" is number 2:
re: bringonthelbs
Some good calls on that list.
I will say that calling BP "Gourmet" is just wrong. They're trying to get away from that scene.
re: Davwud
I agree. It's a "designed" space but the food is not gourmet. I went the week they opened and thought it was really good.
It's right near Craft Burger and Reggie's on King.
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re: Manybears
As I've said, BP is burger 101. Not burger 305.
Anyway, getting back to the main objective of this thread, I'll certainly have to give this place a try.
Can anyone compare to Penrose on Mt. P??
re: Davwud
I lived up that way for a decade and Penrose had always topped my list for fish & chips. I've moved down to King St W five years ago and have been hunting around for good fish & chips. Tried a variety of them and thought the place in Kensington a few years ago was decent. The place on King is pretty good, we went for dinner. Light batter, not too much of it. No complaints on the fries. The chowder was tasty too.
The girlfriend a couple of weeks ago shared the platter with a friend at lunch and liked everything there though strangely enough the fish was the weakest of the dish but not bad. The scallops were perfectly done.
Anyways, we'll be repeat customers when the fish & chips urge strikes. We've been waiting a while for something close to Penrose and we think we've finally found it.
I tried this place out a few weeks back. Growing up in England, getting Fish & Chips from the van that came around my village every Friday evening was a big thing, and as this place is just down the street from where I live now, I gave it a go. I had the Haddock & Chips ($7.99) and it was delicious. Will visit again soon, and strongly recommend. To Teep: it's at King and Portland.
re: thebutcher
I had the arctic char sandwich about a week ago, wasn't too impressed. Nothing wrong with it, but I was hoping for something along the lines of The Fish Store and what I got just seemed ok.
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dropped in last night, a couple was chatting with the owner the entire time so i didn't really get in any questions. it's practically a mirror image of craft but fish instead of burgers, handy that it's right beside.
do like that they have sustainable options, will have to find out next time where they're getting it from. had the pickerel f&c... pickerel was nice flakey and moist... could have used more salt to ramp up flavour. batter was fine, on the thinner side, and relatively crunchy. fries were good but cooled down rather quick... likely cooked in advance and sitting in fryer basket for service. am a fan of their tartar sauce. it's got rough chopped crunchy dills with lots of pickle juice and so a bit thinner than most. perfect for me. nice tang, a little creamy, but not overwhelming.
would like to try their sandwiches, salads, and seafood bowl at some point. i can see that if you wanted a fish store style sandwich that this place might disappoint.... everything is very simplistic in flavour it seemed. MUCH prefer it over chippy's and i definitely feel like i'm getting more bang for buck in comparison as well.
also en route to MEC now is m brgr from mtl.... i think they now have the most expensive burger in the city drowned in many expensive toppings.
re: pinstripeprincess
The owner told me his get his fish from All Seas. Pretty common supplier.
re: JennaBean
sustainable means f' all. IMO
I"ve had the food there and wasn't all that impressed.
re: shekamoo
well what is sustainable? farm raised is sustainable, correct?
which has much less nutrition and alot of added chemicals/feed.
I'd rather have wild caught sustainable fish.
I live just up the street from it. The Artic Char is a definite buy. I've also had the Shrimp and shared the halibut. Penrose is still phenomenal, so is the stand inside the St. Lawrence (my personal favourite) - but if you get a hankering, I'd say you can't go wrong.
had the halibut sandwich...WOW...fish was grilled perfectly and the bun is to die for. It
had a great sauce that really added to the taste. I also gotta mention the fries were amazing, one problem is that they didnt have coke just pepsi...lol
I live 2 blocks away and would definetly be back at least twice a week, only because i can get the fish grilled or fried.
I went on the weekend...I really wanted to like it (it's in the neighbourhood and I can get fish & chips while my gf gets a grilled fish sandwich) but I wasn't a big fan. My fish (pickerel, since they were out of halibut) was okay and the batter was crisp and not too thick, but as I ate more of it I started thinking that neither the fish nor the batter really had all that much taste. The fries were good.
My girlfriend got the grilled arctic char sandwich and didn't like it at all...she thought that the fish was dry and not particularly tasty (I didn't think it was as bad as she did when I had a bite, but I definitely agree that it's not as good as the sandwiches at the fish store on college). Anyway I'll probably go back again to try their halibut and to give another grilled fish a chance, but it'll have to be a significant improvement for me to become a regular.
re: Strongbad789
i think they need to use more salt in their batter and with the fish.
as for the sandwich... less of the salad they put in there and more sauce would be lovely. plus thicker fillets. the hefty, but fantastic bun, with all the other stuff in there really takes away from the fish. my fish wasn't dry though.
re: pinstripeprincess
I've had the sandwich twice, once with halibut and another time with barramundi and both times there was a surprisingly generous portion of fish that was not overcooked at all.
I'm not a fan or tartar but I do very much like the salad fillings and bun.
The chips are good but terrible cold. I'd like to try the battered fish.
re: pinstripeprincess
Hmm PSP maybe they read this board and listened to your advice, coz I fould the halibut a touch too salty!
re: Teep
interesting! I'm also one of those people who tends to be more salt sensitive.
actually my most recent visit was near perfect. the fish and batter tasted great, good moisture, good crispness at the edges but unfortunately it got a touch soggy through the centre just for my piece. the fries were in top form and even browned and crisp a little more. the tartar had a good hit of dill and big chunks but was too think for my liking... more pickle juice! coleslaw also seemed less greasy... less dressing so it was great. one thing that i really appreciated is that the fillet pieces were larger and so i got a great serving of fish and was really struggling to eat half the fries because i was that full.
the rest of my group was pretty happy and impressed. no issues at all from what they were saying. they could probably lessen the serving of chips though, i really felt bad for wasting so many and i really enjoy them. there were definitely a bunch left on most trays.
so here are my minor issues now that i think they're doing a really fab job food wise and will be a regular easily.... would love it if they had pitchers of water and glasses. maybe you're doing sustainable (let's not get into a debate on that) fish, but how do you go about reinforcing that by selling bottled water?? additionally, it's a casual place and so few seats, i kind of wish they had a tray/cutlery return area by the recycling and trash bins because i really do not know what to do with all the stuff and i debate just bringing it all to the back counter when i'm done.
re: pinstripeprincess
Maybe next time I'll ask for just a half order of fries. Or get salad instead!
Went yesterday afternoon to use the FabFind coupon. Both of us got the fish basket (neither of us wanted to share...haha). We polished everything off our plates, but it is definitely share-able. For the quality and amount of food, I'd have no problem paying the regular price of $15.99.
The haddock had a light, crispy batter and the fish was moist. The generous portion of calamari had a more substantial herbed breading and were very tender. Shrimp and scallops were perfectly cooked and substantial in size - both had a light bread crumb coating. Definitely liked how everything had a different type of breading/coating.
Loved the tartar sauce and the chunks of pickle. The slaw was ok - it's the vinegar-y type, which I prefer. While tasty, it was a little too oily for me (my dining partner, however, loved it).
Great service, too. We sat at the counter for some people watching and noticed lots of people stopping to gawk at our food. Will be back to try the halibut.
re: ylsf
Hmmm maybe there is a partnership b/c the first time I went in the guy there introduced himself as the owner. Maybe Uniq Lifestyles is like Ink in that they invest in partnerships with resto's to up their brand. However, if that's the case, this is an odd partnership considering the other venues they own.
I got a chance to go today and shared a "fish basket". Definitely enough there to share a portion. I enjoyed everything, I will definitely be back. The thing is the place on a Sunday afternoon wasn't busy at all.. Maybe the timing when we went (around 4:30pm). Hopefully they keep busy and will be around for a while!
K, they have legit fish tacos, I was skeptical, but ultimately impressed. Light crispy battered fish, shredded iceberg, pico de gallo, lime, cilantro and crema on a warm corn tortilla that didn't break apart! IMO should have had a chipotle mayo, that would have made it over the top but for Toronto, it's a great fish taco, 3 for $10.
re: Bobby Wham
Yes they are great!!! Thumbs down on the mayo though! I like that there is finally a place that doesn't rely on squirting a bunch of spicy mayo and guac to make it moist and tasty.
re: justsayn
I hear ya, but think about it this way, tartar sauce compliments battered fish 100%. At Big Star in Chicago they have an amazing fish taco, they have a chipotle mayo they drizzle over top, spicy and creamy, really elevates a fish taco for me.
re: Bobby Wham
And I agree with you....problem is how many restos use that as a cop out flavour/juice enhancer!
re: Bobby Wham
there's a chipotle hot sauce and i use that. that being said i'd like it if it came with their mango salsa and more seasoning. i noticed the last time i was there the fry portion went down for the f&c which isn't a problem except that i was stealing bites from my dining partner based on there being an abundance of fries.
re: pinstripeprincess
Yes I always felt they were overly generous with the fries.
I tried the new(ish) outpost of this place on Bloor St. West for lunch today. The fries have not held up well to being transported home, which is not something I blame the restaurant for at all, but the fish was pretty good, not overcooked and not overbreaded, and the tartar sauce is excellent.
I'm thinking I'll try to get there on a Wednesday for lobster rolls sometime soonish.


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IP Canonicalization
Be careful, your server IP is not forwarding to your website's domain name. Search engines like Google™ are now able to index your website with its IP instead of its domain name. This will result in duplicate content.
To check this for your website, enter your IP address in the browser and see if your site loads with the IP address. Ideally, the IP should redirect to your website's URL or to a page from your website hosting provider.
If it does not redirect, you should do an htaccess 301 redirect to make sure the IP does not get indexed.
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A robots.txt file allows you to restrict the access of search engine robots that crawl the web and it can prevent these robots from accessing specific directories and pages. It also specifies where the XML sitemap file is located.
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XML Sitemap
Your website does not have an XML sitemap - this can be problematic.
A sitemap lists URLs that are available for crawling and can include additional information like your site's latest updates, frequency of changes and importance of the URLs. This allows search engines to crawl the site more intelligently.
We recommend that you generate an XML sitemap for your website and submit it to both Google™ Webmaster Tools and Bing Webmaster Tools. It is also good practice to specify your sitemap's location in your robots.txt file.
URL Rewrite
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Clean URLs are not only SEO-friendly but are also important for usability.
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Frames can cause problems on your web page because search engines will not crawl or index the content within them.
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Your domain is old enough to encourage search engines to give it a higher rank.
Domain age matters to a certain extent and newer domains generally struggle to get indexed and rank high in search results for their first few months (depending on other associated ranking factors).
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Do you know that you can register your domain for up to 10 years? By doing so, you will show the world that you are serious about your business.
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The number of people using the Mobile Web is huge; over 75 percent of consumers have access to smartphones. Your website should look nice on the most popular mobile devices.
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Mobile Load Time
Try to load your website on a mobile device and measure the download time. If your website takes more than five seconds to download on a mobile device, you will lose 74 percent of your audience!
Mobile usage is growing fast, especially in North America, where it will soon outpace desktop browsing usage. Make sure your site loads fast and that it looks nice on all types of mobile devices. Be sure to not use Flash, and keep photos and videos to a minimum.
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A descriptive URL is better recognized by search engines. A user should be able to look at the address bar and make an accurate guess about the content of the page before reaching it (e.g., http://www.mysite.com/en/products).
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Resource: Search for a good domain name. If no good names are available, consider a second hand domain. To prevent brand theft, you might consider trademarking your domain name.
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"The universe is a pretty big place. It's bigger than anything anyone has ever dreamed of before. So if it's just us… seems like an awful waste of space. Right?" Ellie Arroway in the 1997 movie Contact
I like to think there's life out there. In fact, I'm rather convinced of it. There are hundreds of billions of galaxies in the universe, each with hundreds of billions of stars and a staggeringly unimaginable number of planets. Statistically the odds are in favor of life having evolved. What that creation looks like, whether it wobbles, transmorgrifies, squeaks or travels is anyone's guess, but I for one, am keeping an open mind. It was thoughts like this, if you may, that prompted us to take our rolling home into Roswell NM. Here at last I had the chance to encounter the outer-worldy, experience the extraterrestrial and perchance reach the dizzying heights of international photographic UFO fame (you never know, after all).
Now, for those of you who haven't heard about Roswell, many consider it the center of modern UFO and alien interest. Alien citings can be traced back to early civilization, but the modern theory of little green men is forever linked to July 1947 and the suspicious debris found by William "Mack" Brazel on the Foster homestead just north of Roswell, NM. The find made the sensational headline "RAAF captures flying saucer on Ranch in Roswell", which was almost immediately followed by what looked like a hasty military cover-up. That day and the activity around it sparked many decades of speculation on UFO's, aliens and the government. What actually happened?
Well, for those of inquisitive mind the UFO museum in Roswell tracks the 1947 incident, as well as streams of other reported alien encounters in a minutiae of details. It's the single best resource I've ever seen on the topic and provides a balanced presentation of both the original radio broadcast, news clippings, affidavits, reports, quotes from military personnel, top secret documents and scientific theories and investigation of the debris and area. It's a fascinating visit and easily worth a few hours.
I won't tell you exactly what my own conclusions were (you'll have to make your own), but there's no doubt the incident was an amazing one and it sparked both popular interest in extraterrestrial life as well as conspiracy theories, (Majestic-12, anyone?), interesting science (Project Mogul, perchance?) and lives forever changed.
As for our own alien encounters? Well, we did our honest best. Despite antennas up, foil hats on and a large inviting sign (with flowers) on the RV roof saying "take us please" we failed to establish contact. On the second day we even sweetened the deal with a second sign of "open bar here", which I was convinced would attract even the most reclusive alien, but alas it was not mean to be.
Now, that's not to say our trip was uneventful. We thoroughly enjoyed the couple of "UFO-dedicated" blocks in Roswell, were surprised at how modern and large the rest of the city is (the Art Center, especially is worth a visit) and spent many relaxing hours at Bottomless Lakes. We can also claim some suspicious activity. Our car GPS died suddenly and inexplicably on the lonely road into Roswell and several saucer-like clouds did form on the horizon. Far from convincing I must admit, but both were rather a nice touch nonetheless.
Until next time, my little green friends….you know where we'll be…
11 Responses to Going Extraterrestrial in Roswell, NM
jil mohr says:
glad they didn't take you at least not until after you posted in the blog
libertatemamo says:
Hehe…we got off easy I guess
Jerry and Suzy LeRoy says:
We had a fine time visiting Roswell not too many years back. What's our theory? Well, the hurried government cover-up activity is standard practice for our government and our military. I wouldn't be surprised if they do that cover up stuff just to keep in practice and to keep the rest of us wondering if they are really covering up something or just making us wonder. In other words — I have no idea!
libertatemamo says:
That's a pretty good summary of everything! It was so much fun reading all the details in the museum.
Henry Harrison says:
Hi, my RSS feed is no longer loading your site. I'm wondering if you changed software somewhere or if its on my end?
Thanks for the posts; I hate to miss them.
libertatemamo says:
Hmmm…not sure what's going on. I haven't changed anything that I know of. I'll send a message to wordpress to see if they can figure it out. Thanks for letting me know. Nina
libertatemamo says:
Found the error (phew!) and fixed the feed. It should be working now.
Lemme know if it doesn't.
Sheila says:
Nina, I was glad to see a picture of you in Roswell. Usually the photographer does not get a picture of themselves taken too very often. Also glad to see that you guys are having a wonderful time exploring our beautiful country! Take care, Sheila
libertatemamo says:
It's rare I let hubby take the camera, but I have to admit he did a good job It wad a really fun day and a fun shot. Love these travels!
Sandie Dixon says:
We had such a great time in Roswell last fall. Besides all the aliens we also got to go out to the ranch where Mine That Bird lives – the very unlikely, very long odds Kentucky Derby Winner.
It is really beautiful out there.
libertatemamo says:
Oh how cool! I have to admit Roswell was really fun. Could easily have spent more time there. So many interesting hidden spots!
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Former EA.com editor in chief and longtime game journalist Jeff Green is now an employee of virtual drug pusher PopCap Games, reports Armchair Empire. He'll be heading up editorial and social media at the company, though it appears his employer's leash won't be held quite so tightly this time around...
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We've been filling zerg-shaped balloons all year in preparation for Blizzard Entertainment's 20th anniversary in 2011. Former EA.com editor-in-chief (and former EIC of Games for Windows magazine) Jeff Green, however, has been writing a book for the company. Announced via his personal blog this past ...
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[Image Source] If you were looking for a concise explanation of why you should care about the upcoming Supreme Court review of California's oft-defeated measure to outlaw the sale of "excessively" violent games to minors, look no further than the blog of EA's Jeff Green. Then again, you've probably...
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Sephora Buys Interactive Digital Company Scentsa
The acquisition, which builds on a nearly five-year, exclusive partnership between Sephora and Scentsa, includes Scentsa's custom software and intellectual property rights, making the technology platform proprietary to Sephora.
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At a panel at HBA Global Expo, the popularity of beauty box subscription services was discussed, and Euromonitor analyst Virginia Lee recorded likes, dislikes and opportunities for this retailing and sampling option for brands.
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At an awards ceremony hosted by actress Olivia Munn, the L'Oréal USA Women in Digital program recognized innovation by women in the tech and beauty worlds.
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Skin Care Buyers Very Engaged Online, Via Mobile, Says New Report
A report from the Interactive Advertising Bureau shows skin care consumers are much more inclined to engage in online and mobile activities than the average adult and are much more influenced in their beauty purchases by Internet ads than the average consumer.
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For a couple of weeks now, iv had this problem where ill have a firefox browser open full screen, and ill want to move it to my second monitor(i have two monitors). So ill move the mouse to the top, left click and hold then try and drag the window. Sometimes it moves fine, but often it fights against me going back to it's original full screen state(as soon as i pull it away from being full screen, it goes back to full screen again).
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I did have this but very few times, i'm not sure if it is related to watching recently movies in Full Screen, but as you said, i usually do the same thing when i notice the bug, i Hold on the LMB to pull the window to a smaller size and then drag it to the other monitor.
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NEW YORK (AP) — Kellen Winslow Jr. turned a three-day tryout into another chance at reviving his NFL career.
The former Pro Bowl tight end was signed to a one-year deal by the New York Jets on Friday after a solid performance during the team's minicamp this week.
Winslow was brought in on a tryout basis and impressed coach Rex Ryan, who wouldn't comment Thursday as to whether a signing was imminent but seemed to indicate he was pleased with what he saw.
"That athleticism and his ability to catch the football," Ryan said, "it certainly jumps out."
Winslow received a call from the Jets last Saturday, flew to the New York area Monday and was practicing the next day. He was active during the minicamp practices, making several catches on throws from both Mark Sanchez and Geno Smith. He was also used red-zone drills, in particular, with a few of his receptions coming in those situations.
"He's still a very athletic guy," Ryan said. "How many catches he had specifically, I'm not sure, but you certainly feel his presence."
Winslow, who turns 30 next month but said his sometimes troublesome knees were healthy, adds depth to a position thin on experience after New York allowed Dustin Keller to leave as a free agent. Jeff Cumberland, with 32 career catches in three seasons, has been the projected starter, with Konrad Reuland, a solid blocker, and former rugby player Hayden Smith the backups.
Winslow played in just one game last season with New England before asking for his release. He expected to get another shot, but was left wondering about his NFL career this offseason when no calls came. Winslow said after his first practice with the Jets that "I have years left."
Before leaving the team's locker room Thursday, Winslow said he hadn't heard yet if he would be signed by the Jets but made it clear he thought he could add something to Marty Mornhinweg's offense.
"I feel like it would be a great spot," Winslow said. "I like it here. I like the team, I like the teammates. Hopefully, I can stay."
Winslow, the son of Hall of Famer and former Chargers star Kellen Winslow, was a first-round draft pick of Cleveland in 2004. After a broken right leg as a rookie and a torn knee ligament the next year, Winslow had 89 catches in 2006 and made the Pro Bowl as an alternate the following year.
He was traded to Tampa Bay in 2009 and had solid seasons of 77, 66 and 75 catches. The Buccaneers traded him to Seattle before last season, but he was waived in September after declining to reduce his salary. He signed with New England a few weeks later and played one game with one catch for 12 yards — before asking for and being granted his release.
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The 51-year-old father-to-be said he was "humbled" by the honour, recalling how, aged, 16, he had arrived in LA and marvelled at the tributes on the famous walkway.
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