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Family circle drink special. If you have Calvados then you should try this.
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- 1 (12 ounce) can frozen apple juice concentrate
- 1 1⁄4 cups tequila
- 2 tablespoons calvados or 2 tablespoons apple brandy
- 1 lime, juice and zest of, grated
- 3 cups ice
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- Add Apple concentrate, tequila, brandy, lime juice and rind, and ice to blender; blend until smooth.
- Pour into glasses.
- Garnish with thin apple slices or lime wedge and serve.

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By now everyone has no doubt heard of the Tajik government's infamous program of "share selling" to finance the new hydro-electric dam Roghun. The Tajik people don't seem to harbor any illusions that they won't see any return on their investment. "I just bought an expensive piece of toilet paper" one friend quipped. Nor do most seem to have much confidence that an operational Roghun would help improve the country's electricity situation. Instead they believe that IF (and it seems to be a pretty big if) Roghun is constructed the electricity it produces will most likely be exported to Afghanistan or other countries with a select few hire ups reaping the profits (which other countries would be sutible isn't exactly clear but Pakistan is occasionally tossed around). Fears of unbalancing the environment or the security of the wider region are a bit too abstract for the average citizen to care about.
Strangely the prospect of angering Uzbekistan seems not to be a point of concern but rather a silver lining. Whether justified or not most Tajik's seem to resent being held hostage to Uzbekistan for gas and electricity for the ostensible reason that they did nothing to deserve it other than having the good fortune to be on the right side of the border (in respects to infrastructure and natural resources) after the collapse of the Soviet Union. Now water, a commodity that Uzbekistan is dire need of to fuel its cotton production, is the great equalizer.
Uzbekistan is not taking the prospect of losing a large percentage of it's water supply lying down. Recently they have appealed to the United Nations, disrupted electricity and gas flows, and prevented the passage of train freight into Tajikistan (specifically wagons carrying raw materials for both Roghun and the giant Talco aluminum plant in Rigar, but also everyday imports). For their part Tajikistan has floated the idea of building a new train connection to Turkmenistan through Afghanistan, but the plausibility of this (financially if not practically) should make calling Dushanbe's bluff on this one easy enough.
However Uzbekistan's bluster and bullying over the issue could have the effect of strengthening domestic support for the project in Tajikistan. Just a few months ago if you mentioned the word "Roghun" everyone would immediately fall into a discussion of how much they, their neighbors, the gypsy with one leg, etc. had to cough up. Of course this was accompanied by no shortage of grumbling and cynicism. Now, as the initial financial pain of "investing" subsides the commiseration is often supplanted by discussion of bi-lateral relations with Uzbekistan.
If Uzbekistan pushes too hard in the wrong ways it will consolidate support for a project that Tajik's didn't want in the first place.It would be wiser for Uzbekistan to air their grievances through international venues while at the same time courting the disaffection of work-a-day shareholders instead of driving them into the arms of the "Roghunite's" with de-facto embargos and border restrictions that hurt their pocket books as much as share buying. At least Uzbekistan should hold its chips until the feasibility building the dam becomes clearer (to date not even half of the money required for the first phase of the dam has been collected.) Rahmon on the other hand seems savvy to the fact that a boogy man in Tashkent is a boon for him domestically.
Uzbek-Tajik border tension is nothing new. Grazing disputes, landmines, and strict visa regimes have been common place since the fall of the Soviet Union (further exacerbated by Tajikistan's civil war and the sporatic incursion of insurgents). Now Tajiks who routinely cross the Uzbek border (excepting those who live in adjunct regions) do so with the help of their Russian foreign passports which can be bought for about 5,000$. Others have to pay inflated prices for their visas and are subject to the arbitrary whims of the border guards and customs officials. One Tajik friend was refused entry for 4 days without much of an explanation except some vague excuse relating to the observance of international woman's day (of course she was a women, an irony that no doubt passed by the male border guard.) Another friend of mine who transports cement told me that the border has been unusually hard for the past 5-7 weeks and he is worried about his livelihood if the situation persists.
I crossed the border the other day without any problems however I couldn't help noticing the differences between the border posts. The Uzbek side was equipped with declaration forms, computers, metal detector, an X-ray machine and, most importantly the electricity to run them. The Tajik side however, had nothing except a kerosene lamp whose flame was at the mercy of gusting winds. At one point while an 19 or 20 year old soldier was looking over my passport the flame was extinguished and I had to help him out with my ever ready flashlight. A poignant example of the disparities between the two countries. Uzbekistan may not be responsible for all (or any) of Tajikistan's problems, but perceptions are some times more relevant than reality.


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- DescriptionThe Making of the Modern Law: Legal Treatises, 1800-1926 includes over 20,000 analytical, theoretical and practical works on American and British Law. It includes the writings of major legal theorists, including Sir Edward Coke, Sir William Blackstone, James Fitzjames Stephen, Frederic William Maitland, John Marshall, Joseph Story, Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr. and Roscoe Pound, among others. Legal Treatises includes casebooks, local practice manuals, form books, works for lay readers, pamphlets, letters, speeches and other works of the most influential writers of their time. It is of great value to researchers of domestic and international law, government and politics, legal history, business and ecomics, crimilogy and much more.++++The below data was compiled from various identification fields in the bibliographic record of this title. This data is provided as an additional tool in helping to insure edition identification: ++++Harvard Law School Libraryocm26221936London: H. Sweet, 1871. xii, 109 p.; 18 cm.
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Primary Category: Literature / Nonfiction
Genre: History
Summary:This book combines social history with personal memoir. It serves as a reflection on how the various challenges of living with chronic illness have shifted over time, and how they are still real and present for the increasing portion of the population who suffer from ills invisible to others and often hard to account for. The book's brief treatments of cultural and medical approaches to chronic illness, from ancient practices to "patients in the digital age," provide a broad perspective against which to consider current legislative, political, medical, and personal concerns for those coping with chronic illness or disability.
Primary Category: Literature / Fiction
Genre: Novel
Summary:In 1632, at the age of only 26, Rembrandt finished a large (85.2 in × 66.7 in) oil painting that was destined to become one of his best known works and certainly one of the linchpins in the nexus between the graphic arts and the medical humanities. "The Anatomy Lesson of Dr. Nicolaes Tulp" depicts the dissection of the flexor tendons of the left arm of a cadaver by the eponymous doctor while an attentive audience of his peers, identifiable members of the medical and anatomical community of early 17th century Amsterdam, looks on. Nina Siegal's novel tells her imagined back story of this richly illustrated anatomy lesson which, once you read her captivating novel, will make you ask yourself, as I did, why no one has thought fit to do so heretofore.
Primary Category: Literature / Plays
Genre: Play
In a dramatic monologue, Joanne traces the devastation of a familial proclivity to breast cancer through four generations of women: her grandmother Sarah; her mother; Joanne herself and her two daughters, one of whom is also Sarah.
Joanne's mother and grandmother both died very young of breast cancer; however, many other family members vanished in the Holocaust and the number of familial cancer deaths is insufficient for her to qualify for genetic testing. Her friend Linda, also a mother of two daughters, learns too late that she carries the BRCA gene; she urges Joanne to be tested.
Tormented by not knowing and equally tormented by what should be done if the test is positive—both for herself and her daughters, she convinces a doctor to lie so that the test can be performed. It is positive; Joanne opts for bilateral preventative mastectomies. During a visit to the gravesite of her mother and grandmother, she begins to explain the genetic risk to her daughters.
Primary Category: Literature / Nonfiction
Genre: Investigative Journalism
Five Days at Memorial is the book length expansion of the New York Times Sunday Magazine article that the author, a Pulitzer Prize-winning physician-journalist, published in 2009. The book, the result of years of research and literally hundreds of interviews, chronicles the five days (August 28 to September 1, 2005) during which the medical staff remaining at Memorial Hospital in New Orleans tried to care for the patients -- over a hundred of them stranded, like the staff, in a hospital without water or electricity --following the flooding wrought by Hurricane Katrina.
After an 8 page prologue, the book is divided into two sections, "Deadly Choices" (228pp, the narrative of those five days) and "Reckoning" (256pp, the legal battles over the injections of midazolam (a sedative) and morphine by some of those staff and prosecuted as homicide -- what others called "euthanasia.") "Deadly Choices" relates almost hourly the five days inside Memorial from the viewpoint of patients, patients' relatives, physicians, nurses, administrators of Memorial, Tenet (the holding company owning and running Memorial) and LifeCare -- the long-term care area within Memorial devoted to the care of terminally ill and debilitated patients -- owned by a separate company. Ethical and legal questions of triage, DNR, record-keeping, accountability, communication (primarily the failure thereof) and leadership are on almost every page. At the heart of this book, however, is the mystery of the unexplained deaths of so many patients during those five days. (On September 11, 2005, a disaster mortuary team recovered 45 bodies from many different places in Memorial, page 234). The crux of the mystery of these deaths is the manner in which nine in particular died in the beleaguered hospital on the fifth and last day when, paradoxically, relief had become real and effective and inclusive, seemingly obviating such injections.
The final pages of "Reckoning" deal with the fallout - historical, ethical, political and medical -- and current events relevant to these five days and the almost two years following. (The final verdict of not guilty -- the actual wording was "Not a true bill" since it was a grand jury declining to indict the one physician, Anna Pou, and the two nurses, Cheri Landry and Lori Budo -- was rendered on July 24, 2007). There are a map of Memorial Hospital and a cast of characters at the front of the book and extensive notes, bibliography and index at the end.
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Genre: Novel
The first-person, nameless narrator is in mid-1970s San Francisco on a "sabbatical" that is more like an exile from his academic post in the east. He takes an office in a downtown building to force himself to leave his dull accommodations. Occasionally he can hear everything that transpires from the space on the other side of the wall, which is the office of psychiatrist, Dr. Schüssler. Normally, the woman doctor runs a white-noise machine to ensure privacy, but one patient — who becomes "my patient" — hates the noise and insists it be turned off.
Adopted in infancy, "my patient" is in a fraught lesbian relationship. Her doctor has been encouraging her to find her birth mother, but she keeps resisting. Finally she embarks on a long exploration that is told through her accounts to the doctor, through conversations repeated and letters read out loud. As an academic scholar, the eavesdropping narrator is able to trace records that could not be found by the patient; he takes the liberty of meddling, falsifying an agency letter and setting her on the correct path. He also realizes that the psychiatrist's father was a Nazi officer by listening to telephone conversations with her own mentor.
"My patient" learns that her mother was Jewish and escaped death by being in a special facility as a comfort woman. Chameleon-like the mother's identity changes over and over. In contrast to the nameless patient, her name moves from Maria to Miriam to Michal; she lives in Israel where the patient goes to find her. The biological father's identity is a mystery—perhaps someone whom Michal loved, perhaps a Nazi officer. The sacrifice of her child to a Catholic adoption agency moves from inexplicable selfishness to desperate selflessness. Surprises continue to the end when "my patient" finds an Israeli sister who has been in contact with the mother but is no less confused over her identity.
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Genre: Film
Augustine, a fifteen-year old maid in a wealthy home, collapses with a seizure while she is serving an elegant dinner. When she recovers, she is unable to open one eye. She is transported to Salpetriere hospital in Paris under the care of the famous J. M. Charcot, neurologist and psychiatrist who is fascinated by the condition of hysteria. He uses hypnosis to suggest cures to his patients and to trigger attacks which he demonstrates to his colleagues. Augustine is particularly susceptible to fits under hypnosis and obliges her doctor with lewd, convulsive performances virtually on command.
After one such episode the paralysis moves from her eye to her hand. She says that she wishes to be cured, but life in the asylum is not terrible: she has a warm room and food; she no longer needs to work in a kitchen or serve demanding masters. The doctor is clearly taken with her as a scientific subject. "Augustine est une patient magnifique," he assures a colleague. He is personally intrigued by her too.
Finally, one day she announces that she is cured. When Charcot tries to hypnotize her for another demonstration, she does not succumb; however, a look passes between them. Taking pity on her doctor, she stages a seizure that satisfies the audience. Immediately after, she and the doctor have a single passionate encounter against a clinic wall, and then she runs away.
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Genre: Oil on canvas
Summary:This painting depicts what in some respects mimics an anatomy amphitheater, but the title, "Arena," tells us that what is going on here is more spectacle than instruction. Painted in 1992, early in the AIDS epidemic, when rapid decline and death from the disease was almost unavoidable, this complex artwork catalogs some of what was taking place in society at the time. A shaft of window light illuminates the center where a masked doctor is examining a Caucasian patient while a nurse, similarly masked, stands nearby. A large white plume of smoke or steam is emanating from the patient's head. The examination is being filmed and narrated.
Primary Category: Performing Arts / Film, TV, Video
Genre: Film
Young, beautiful Caroline Mathilde (Vikander) writes a letter to her children explaining why they have been separated. A few years earlier in 1766, she was sent from her native England to Denmark to become consort to King Christian VII (Følsgaard).
Her hopes are dashed when she discovers that her regal husband is deeply disturbed and little interested in her. They manage to conceive a baby boy – and all further relations between them discontinue.
Dr. Johann Struensee (Mikkelsen) is a progressive, German physician, interested in helping the poor. His friends wish to curry favour with the monarch and sway politics. They believe that Struensee might be good for the King and good for them. He is recruited to the royal entourage.
The plan works well. Struensee is able to calm the king, who grows fond of and dependent on his physician. Under his influence, the king asserts his own authority and begins making progressive laws – banning torture, improving sanitation, outlawing biased financial practices for artistocrats. These changes displease some of the very people who had brought Struensee to court.
Worse, the doctor understands Caroline Mathilde and her loneliness. He is instrumental in a partial reconciliation between the queen and the king, but inevitably he and she fall in love. Their affair is an open secret at court. When she bears a daughter, the King recognizes the child, but everyone knows that the infant is not his.
Eventually the affair is used to bring down both Struensee and the Queen. She is sent into exile without her children. He is lied to, and brutally decapitated in 1772. Three years later, she writes to her children and dies of fever.
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Genre: Treatise
Jacob Needleman, a philosopher concerned with "applying philosophy to the questions of everyday life," taught medical ethics at San Francisco State University (SFSU). In this highly personal book he addresses what it means to be a "good doctor" and the role of physicians in contemporary society. The book is structured as a series of imaginary letters addressed to his childhood idol, the physician who treated him when he was 12 years old.
The aged Dr. Kaufman responds to these letters, although we see only the philosopher's side of the correspondence. Toward the end of the book, Needleman makes a pilgrimage to Philadelphia to visit his ailing mentor. They talk for a while, then when the old man takes a nap, Needleman spends the rest of the day conversing with Dr. Kaufman's daughter, a pediatrician who in some sense represents the "good" medicine of the future, just as her father represented the "good" medicine of the past.
In these letters the author addresses the deep questions of character and motivation in the form of a personal narrative. He recalls his experiences as a boy, his ambition to become a doctor, and several incidents from his life as an autopsy assistant and hospital orderly. For example, there is the bizarre story of the young man transporting an amputated leg by elevator; he accidentally drops the leg to the floor and the wrappings flip open, much to the astonishment of others on the elevator.
"People don't trust science; people trust people." (p. 15) Similarly, Jacob Needleman writes, people don't trust or distrust medicine as an institution; they trust or distrust doctors. "To be a good doctor, one must first of all be a good (person). And to be a good (person) one has to begin by discovering in oneself the desire for truth . . . truth is the only effective force." (p. 68)
To facilitate this quest for truth, Needleman describes in these letters a four-seminar sequence he teaches at SFSU: "To whom is the physician responsible?," "The art of living and the art of medicine," "Care," and "The financial disease of modern medicine." (pp. 71-72) Through these seminars the author hopes to re-awaken in prospective physicians the quest for truth, and the possibility of care, that he believes have been submerged by technology and infected by the financial disease. Dr. Kaufman's daughter serves as a real-life example of the possibility of cultivating the contemporary version of the "good doctor."
Primary Category: Literature / Fiction
Genre: Short Story
Nora Kynd (born in 1825) was a central character in Barrett's Ship Fever (in this database). She survived illness and quarantine at Grosse Ile, but lost contact with both her younger brothers, Ned and Denis. She reaches Detroit by 1848 where she learns about herbal remedies from a kindly landlady. She marries late and has a son, Michael, but never stops searching for her brothers. Her husband dies. One day in 1868, Nora sees Ned's name as the proprietor of a hunting and fishing lodge in the Adirondacks. She packs up everything and moves there with her young son.
Ned takes Nora and Michael into his home. He carries on with the hunting business and taxidermy, but they increasingly cater to people with tuberculosis who come for "The Cure" of good food, fresh air, and lots of rest—as a reflection of the famous nearby sanatorium (unnamed but likely the Trudeau Sanatorium at Saranac Lake). In this capacity, they meet lodgers Clara and her two daughters Gillian and Elizabeth—the almost abandoned family of the naturalist Max from Barrett's story "Servants of the Map" (also this database).
Young Elizabeth has a cough and an eye for Michael, but he has eyes only for Gillian whom he eventually marries. Together they take over Ned's Inn. For her cough, Elizabeth becomes a resident of the sanatorium and finds her own husband in fellow invalid, Andrew. Together they open a nearby boarding house for other invalids and Nora joins them in the endeavor as the nurse, serving until her death. But Nora was difficult to replace and Elizabeth is now searching for a new nurse to help with the care of her ailing clients.


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What's Wrong With Cultural Appropriation? Unpacking The Recent SFSU Incident – http://thoughtcatalog.com/garrett-l-grainger/2016/04/whats-wrong-with-cultural-appropriation-unpacking-the-recent-sfsu-incident/
So I'll be honest: I've always had an issue with the universal nature with which the term "cultural appropriation" is (seemingly in my experience) applied and wielded without consideration for the potential of the "appropriator" (or perpetrator of appropriative behavior if you prefer) to have legitimate cause or justifiable explanation for their choice.
Much in the way that a man attempting to engage in a conversation about gender/sexuality issues might be told he 'can't have an opinion because [he] is male,' this approach seems (to me) to alienate and isolate members of the privilege population (whose systemic conditioned behaviors are recognized as needing to change) instead of providing the opportunity for all parties involved to become part of an inclusive dialogue on the issue at hand. This second approach seems more likely on paper to achieve any result at all, let alone the desired result of changed systemic behavior patterns.
The way this article approaches the issue of appropriation is fantastic. It treats it as the undeniably important issue that it is, and explains incredibly well the importance of dialogue for social understanding and change. It allows for the possibility that whites do sometimes appropriate external influences out of respect for that culture or for similar, thought-out reasons, but (and to me this is vital) warns that anyone who does so should expect and prepare for scrutiny and some level of suspicion. If you don't have a good reason to appropriate from another culture, you probably shouldn't do it.
And while the argument of 'freedom of expression/choice' is one of my favorites, I can also recognize the elephant in the room:
200+ years of culture theft, misrepresentation, bigotry, and white-washing every goddamn thing that's crossed our path as a society (pretty much every style of music since…oh let's call it 1920 just to play it safe on either end) has earned us the distrust of pretty much any representative of any other culture. Period.
The only thing at which white people have ever truly excelled has been…well, we'll call it taking everything that isn't nailed the fuck down, by any means necessary.
There's a word for that: Robbery. The taking of property by force or intimidation is called robbery. If we consider the intangible aspects of existence and culture as personal or cultural 'property' this becomes a horrifying rendition of our history, even if you blur out the really heinous parts. And when systemic social inequality can be recognized as 'force' or 'intimidation' it gets even worse.
So yes, like it or not, the fact remains. If you're going to appropriate from another culture, you had better be ready to defend your reasons and do it well. Or you're kind of a part of the problem.
We did it to ourselves through a history of exploitation. And the sooner we realize that, the sooner we can start taking steps together as a larger, unified society.
Cook's Couch: One For the [Recipe] Books OR Do Not Read This Post on an Empty Stomach…
One of the things that has prevented me from more actively attempting to revive this blog in recent months has been purely technical: My computer died pretty much as soon as I retrieved it from my friend's house and as odd as it sounds, finding a single blank DVD to fix the problem and reinstall my OS has been a surprisingly daunting task.
I'm not a fan of crafting expansive text-work on a phone. I miss my keyboard and I miss the multi-functionality of the software environment on my Ubuntu box, even if it's a Frankenfossil. One positive aspect, however, is that I have a much easier time taking and applying pictures without unnecessary steps.
Which means this particular installment is going to hurt your feelings.
Because this is what we're making today…
I'm sure this dish has some kind of technical culinary name, but I don't have the faintest clue what it is. So I'm calling it Drunken Chicken. With garlic parmesan mashed potatoes.
Those of you who are familiar with the old Cook's Couch segments may have already figured out I'm a fan of single-dish mixture meals; fried rices and pastas and such. Part of that is pure laziness or ease of process. This is a pretty distinct departure from that style of cooking.
For this, you will need:
1 Big-Ass Pot (1gal+ stockpot)
1 Big-Ass Skillet (12″-14″)
1 Little Saucepan (1-2qt)
1 chicken breast
2 Tbsp.* Alcohol**
2 Tbsp.* soy sauce(low sodium)
2 small yellow onions
12-15 baby carrots
2 stalks celery
1/2 lb. mushrooms
5-7 spears asparagus
10-12 fresh green beans
4-5 Yukon gold potatoes
1/2 bulb garlic (3-5 Tbsp minced)*
Milk or heavy cream (maybe 1/2 cup)*
Butter (1/2 stick)*
*A note on measurements: I don't really measure things. These measurements are used to give an idea of relative amounts. Maybe a shot of alcohol and an equal amount soy sauce, basically.
**For this dish, I strongly recommend Triple Sec. Tequila or Rum are both excellent for this, but Triple Sec adds the hint of citrus this dish needs without requiring the addition of fresh lime/orange juice and zest.
***I use a fairly consistent collection of ingredients to season almost all of my food.
-black pepper
-white pepper
-cayenne(red) pepper
-chinese five spice powder*
-curry powder
Okay, so now we get into the process. One reason I like this dish is that the cooking of the different parts stagger easily with each other.
First, dice the carrots, celery, and onions. One onion goes with the celery and carrots, the other goes on a separate plate (we'll come back to that)
Now, cut off the bottoms from the asparagus spears. Cut the asparagus into three evenly sized lengths. Cut the tips off the green beans and cut them about the same size as the asparagus. Trim the stalks off the broccoli and cut the crowns into smaller pieces (refer to picture above)
Cut the mushrooms (I prefer quartered to sliced but whatever.) Half the mushrooms go with the brocolli, the other half go with that lonely diced onion.
If you're starting with fresh garlic, mince your garlic now. Set aside about a third of the garlic, you'll use that for the mashed potatoes later. The rest of the garlic will get spread around. Take about half of your remaining garlic and split it between the carrots/celery/onion mixture (called mirepoix) and the sort of random mushroom/onion setup. Start heating up the water for the potatoes.
Now, dice the chicken (1-inch pieces are good) and put it in a plastic container. Add alcohol, soy sauce, and the leftover garlic with reasonable dashes of all the seasonings (EXCEPT the basil.) Mix together by hand and set aside. Wash off your knife and cutting board.
Cut the potatoes. These are skin-on mashed potatoes so don't bother peeling them. Just cut them in half and cut the halves into 4-6 pieces. When your water is boiling, add the potatoes and stir.
Start heating up the skillet for the main dish. Once its hot, add a couple of teaspoons of vegetable oil (just enough for the bottom of the pan) and then add the mirepoix.
Once the onions start to turn translucent, push everything to the sides of the skillet. Let the center heat up fir 20-30 seconds and add the chicken. You'll need to pull the chicken from the container instead of dumping it, you'll need the remaining liquid in the container in just a minute.
Let it cook like that for a minute or two then mix it all together.
Once most of the pink has cooked out of the chicken, add the green beans and asparagus and the liquid from the chicken container (shouldn't be too much) and then mix it together. Add some basil and another round of light seasoning and let it cook for a few minutes, stirring it regularly so nothing sticks.
Once the beans and asparagus start to soften a little, put the mushrooms and brocolli on top of everything. Don't mix it in yet, it's about to get tricky. Grab a lid (it only NEEDS to be big enough to cover the mushrooms and brocolli but as close to the size of the skillet you can manage) and pour about two tablespoons of cold water right over the top and cover it with the lid.
This technique will steam the brocolli and mushrooms. Put the saucepan on the stove and turn it on medium or medium-low. Put about half your butter in the saucepan with the mushrooms/onion/garlic, add a little salt and black pepper, and stir. Once the butter is mostly melted, it's time to return your attention to the skillet.
Remove the lid and stir. Add a splash of soy sauce and alcohol, keep stirring it, you may even want to turn the heat down to keep it from burning or sticking.
Check your potatoes now, they should be pretty close to if not done. Grab a big potato chunk with a fork. If it falls apart pretty easily, they're done. Turn them off and transfer the potatoes into a strainer and then into a big bowl.
Turn off the heat under the skillet but stir it again and leave it on the stove. The mushrooms and onions probably aren't QUITE done yet but don't worry. Add garlic, milk, butter, salt, seasonings (no five spice, no curry powder) and parmesan to the potatoes and mash/stir until the desired consistency. Turn off the heat under the mushroom/onion saucepan. And bam.
It's dinnertime.
This makes about 3-5 servings, but it's super easy to just add another piece of chicken and stretch it to 4-6 or even 8 servings if you make small additions to each of the vegetables, or add a few extra ones in.
Now, it wouldn't be the Cook's Couch without an entertainment pairing. Unlike previous installments, however, I'm attempting to improve accessibility for you, the reader, by finding something on Netflix.
Since Netflix has recently added it, our selection will be taken from Season 5 of Bob's Burgers. Tonight's episode is "The Gayle Tales."
This is one of the anthology episodes, where the kids are grounded and must write essays in order to win the opportunity for a night out at Yarnival ("It's like Cirque du Soleil, but with cats…") with Aunt Gayle, who has been stood up.
One catch, the essays must contain Scott Bakula.
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It's November 12th, right? I'm not making it up?
That's what I thought.
Tomorrow is Friday the 13th, which I'm actually pretty happy about. It would have been cooler last month, but I love it whenever it happens.
What I am not happy about…is the fact that [insert name of syndicated female DJ on the station we play in our dining room] decided that today was a good day to begin playing Christmas music.
This is why I carry the 'Halloween is all of October' torch with such fervor.
Nevermind the fact that the vast majority of Christmas music was written in the 1950s and just regurgitated every generation. Forget the atmosphere of aggressive corporate consumerism, the chaos of the Holiday shopping season, and the seasonal increase in gas costs.
It's two fucking weeks before Thanksgiving. Two. Fucking. Weeks. Exactly two weeks from now motherfuckers will be fully glutted and sleeping in preparation for what Christmas is really about: Black Friday.
I sincerely doubt that the faithful are lined up 8000 deep at 5am on Black Friday professing their jubilation for the coming of Christ their savior, but motherfuckers will be trampling each other for TVs and cell phones and shit.
I guess that's what Christmas is really about…
Can we at least get through Gluttony before we progress to Greed and Envy?
I'm just sayin…
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The Passion Season 2 or Grice is Back With A Brand New Invention…
Come on, don't hit the back button. I promise that's the only Vanilla Ice pun that's going to happen today…probably.
I apologize to all of my readers for the incredibly long absence, but by the time winter went away, I got a job and started working 6 days a week in a hot-ass kitchen, even by kitchen standards. Summer is the super-duper busy season for us, so I've been in 'working my ass off' mode since Memorial Day. I've been in the "mulling it over in my head stage" of resuming the Passion for a month or two now, and with the added motivation of my recent Facebook pact with PerpetualPlotHole it's time to get on my ass and get a post done. By the way, if you still haven't checked out her blog, you should. It will brighten your day.
It's nice to be making pizzas again, and I've been learning some pastas and generally improving my kitchen skillset, which has been stunted in a couple of key areas by the nature of the places I've worked. I had to have a very awkward conversation with my manager early on about the fact that it's been ten years since the last time I had to actually prep anything, you know, with a knife, or cook fish on an actual char-grill, or fish at all really. He's a great big bear of a hippie, and he's one of the coolest bosses I've ever had. We went with another of the guys from work to a Love Canon show in Bristol back in July and had a great time.
I do miss my old job, I'll be honest. I miss having interactions with the customers who were demographically close-enough to me most of the time that I could easily find common ground. I miss people actually recognizing the reference of my "I am the kwisatz haderach" t-shirt. On the upside, there are hot servers. Many of whom are also pretty rockin' people separate from their eye-candy value which, bless them for being such good sports about the raucous kitchen harassment all the time. And before you get offended, please try to understand that it's one of the few perks of being a cook to be able to harass servers, and there exists a very clear element of consent. The first time a person communicates discomfort with it, it stops and it stays stopped, and 99% of the time the touch barrier isn't broken. We're all fairly close just from working so damn much together, and there's a certain level of what we will call respect (comprised at least 15% of desire to maintain employment in many cases) towards one another so it's all just a way to help everyone stay positive and happy.
And now, I have to go to bed. Because I still live in the land of the doubles.
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I am not, by true definition, an insomniac. I do not suffer from extended periods of sleeplessness that are beyond my control, nor do I have a general problem sleeping for healthy duration. I don't dislike sleep, and I don't have notably bad dreams. Quite the opposite, in fact. I have pretty awesome dreams. Vin-Diesel-fighting-Predator-in-a-swamp-driving-a-fanboat awesome.
I just have a very complicated relationship with sleep.
It takes forever to fall asleep unless I'm already about to fall asleep where I'm sitting.
As a kid, I would turn on a bathroom light and read until I fell asleep, or listen to music. It got me in trouble when I was young and my parents thought I was just being a stubborn kid. No matter how many times I tried to explain to them that I just wasn't sleepy yet and was trying to make myself sleepy, I was told to go to bed, and that if I tried I would fall asleep. Not once did this approach yield results. When it was summer and I stayed with my grandparents, I could pretty much stay up until whenever as long as I didn't wake anybody up. So I watched a lot of late-night TV or laid in bed and listened to, and I'm not kidding here, AM-band late night talk therapy shows (if you've seen Frasier you know what I'm talking about) on a little stuffed raccoon with a built-in radio.
In middle school, I would not do my homework during the evening, set my alarm to something ridiculous like 2 or 3:30 AM, do my homework in about a half an hour, and then go back to bed, begrudgingly get up in time for school (which was a good half hour away.) By senior year of high school, I was going to bed around 4 AM and waking up at 6:30 to get to school by 7 so I didn't have to fuck with traffic. I can take half a nap or whatever if I'm already there, but I fucking hate sitting in avoidable-ass traffic. If I can leave twenty minutes early and just chill out where I'm supposed to be, I avoid a lot of unnecessary stress and/or hassle.
By the summer before I started college, I had adopted a "go to bed when I notice the sun coming up and wake up whenever" routine, which made those 8 AM acting classes that Fall absolute hell. Especially since my teacher was a double PhD. in Dance and Movement. Yoga at 8 AM on two-to-four hours of sleep for two hours three days a week. Let that sink in.
Falling asleep before 3 or 4 AM has been an issue for some time, and I've never been a morning person. Even straight out of bed I function better at 6 or 7 PM than I do at 8 AM, regardless of how much sleep I've had. I don't want to see early morning unless I haven't been to bed yet.
And then sometimes I stay awake just long enough to hit that second wind and, like a hang-glider, I try to see just how long I can glide from updraft to updraft. I feel it important to note that I'm a hobbyist. I don't take it seriously. I try to avoid staying awake for more than two or three days at a time. I know the kind of cognitive issues that start cropping up around days four and five, and I can do without perceptive lapses and the decrease in fine motor coordination, thanks.
Besides, I really do have some interesting dreams. I don't really remember them except for random images or moments that stick in my mind, but they're incredibly elaborate. Like having to drive to a real friend's fictional house with fictional roommates up a series of fictional roads (with consistent names and geographies) during three or four separate dreams to play a fictional video game that has also stayed consistent. I had to walk up one of the roads in one dream. And not consecutive dreams, either. Places and people and things just crop up from time to time. There's a massive arcade (easily the size of a two-story warehouse) with a roller coaster that's cropped up a few times, that place is epic. I've done some minor dabbling in lucid dreaming, and I learned at a young age that I can will myself awake during a nightmare. I've also learned how to recognize the signs of cross-state cognition, where things that happen in the outside world interject themselves somehow into the dream state. I do still wake up from a dream thinking I've got a big stack of money on the dresser sometimes.
It's almost as disappointing as waking up and realizing you haven't mastered the art of telekinetic flight (shut up you have your secret dreams and I have mine.)
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Coming out of hibernation is a process. Overexposure during the social reintegration period can sometimes prove more harmful than helpful, and the colder it stays the less quickly the mind resolidifies into working order.
It also doesn't help when there's not a lot to do outside that doesn't require feats of Herculean measure. I'll be honest, I watch a lot of shows and play a lot of the same video games. There's also a small library of books (three large shelves stacked two deep plus who knows how much more.) It's safe to say we're all set as far as entertainment is concerned, but we don't really watch TV because there's no way to get a signal around here without a satellite or cable anyway and we use DSL. There's also just a general lack of basic social interaction day-to-day that, if you've lived in a city long enough to get used to having, you start to miss. My nearest friends are easily twenty minutes away. The nearest store is about the same distance. The Post Office only has one person working there about one hour a day five or six days a week.
I cook pretty much everyday. I've been on a fried rice kick lately, though I did make a meat sauce a while ago that fed us for about a day. I'm trying to make small steps towards eating healthier, and anything made fresh is better than processed foods. I'm a picky eater; I have a core group of veggies that I use for things, and there's not a particularly wide variety of good produce up here even if I wanted to branch out.
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Hey there, Internet. It's been a while. You look amazing. Have you lost weight?
I'm doing fine. I know I dropped off the face of the earth for a little while, but I promise that's perfectly normal. Those of you that know me probably don't need much explanation, but for those of you that don't…sooner or later every winter I hibernate for a while, and my anecdotal insistence is that it usually happens around February, and may be attributable to Seasonal Affective Disorder (you may recall I posted this in November.)
I call it hibernation because it's usually an extended period of time where I feel especially sluggish and tired. Given the opportunity, I'll sleep a lot. Otherwise I eat and smoke a lot to try and stay awake without my mind rebelling for the sake of sleep. Creative things are harder to manage due to the sort of syrupy consistency my brain takes on when it's cold, and social environments are ultimately taxing and irksome. Plus it sounds a lot less like a problem and more like an environmental response when you call it hibernation.
I grew up in these mountains. There's fuck-all to do when it's cold and dark, unless you hunt or go to church, I suppose. Everything pretty much shuts down at dark as a general principle, and when dark is like 6:00 PM…you basically spend a lot of time coming up with ways to amuse yourself in your own home for as little cost as possible. Though apparently they put a YMCA in the hospital, so if we're lucky and enough of us can stay motivated to do something about it, we at least might manage to get some exercise somewhere inside.
When I was a kid, we had these places called video stores. And the one chain of video stores in our area had 99 cent rentals on Mondays. This was before the internet had invaded our homes, before Netflix and Redbox and cell phones. And once the power went out, then you had a whole new world of limits. Depending on where in the county you lived, your power could be out for a day or even a week after a big snow. No lights, no running water, Playing cards can be a life-saver three or four days into a snow-in. The same can be said for good books nobody's had the time to read. Or, you know…sleep. Nothing to do? Fuck it let's go back to bed.
In other news, I've figured out better ways to make potatoes so that the starch doesn't stick to the pan, which is nice. I've also figured out how to turn my computer into a media server accessible by my PS3, which gives me better access to my files without having to drag the external hard drive all over the house.
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There was no underlying sauciness to his request. Dave had seen my attempt at geek-chic and was inspired by the Converse All-Star and maxi-dress combo. But more relevant was his reflection on a series I did in 2007 called 'Born to Recover'. This was a collection of images of the feet of women who, like myself have stopped drinking and now lead a sober life.
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The string gap is the space between the two halves of the yo-yo body. Some yo-yos have an adjustable gap, allowing the user to increase or decrease the size of this space. A wider gap makes yo-yos less responsive, and lowers drag from the string touching the sides of the yo-yo. Wider gaps are ideal for advanced- to competition-level string trick yo-yos. A narrower gap makes yo-yos more responsive, and can also lower spin time by increasing drag on the sides of the yo-yo. Narrow gaps are idea for beginners' and looping yo-yos. For yo-yos with adjustable string gaps, there are different methods;
- Twist-adjustable: Adjust the string gap by simply twisting the body halves inward or outward. Yo-yos such as the Henrys Viper and the YoYoFactory F.A.S.T. 201 have twist-adjustable string gaps.
- Spacers/Shims: For small-bearing yo-yos in Duncan's Hardcore series, there are spacers in different thicknesses, allowing the user to mix and match them for the desired effect. Similar to bearing spacers, shims can also be used to adjust the string gap, as well as to allow the installation of more advanced bearings, such as the Dif-e-Yo KonKave.