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-ratbert- [Global notice] I am a fat asshole, who loves abuse, dieThe rest is too broad and too long to log in full, but mainly consists of FreeNode staff members being killed (with some colorfully interesting reason messages) and cries of "MAYDAY! MAYDAY!" and other expressions of terror throughout the many channels of FreeNode.
-ratbert- DCC SEND YOUAREALLJUDENLOL
Everyone seemed to be making the most of the situation. Humorous allusions to Star Trek and other movies were thrown into the chaotic pandemonium that was the chat in many of the larger channels that I happened to be in (such as #freenode-social and #gentoo-amd64). The situation really did make one feel rather excited and giddy; it was hard to take the situation seriously, with no real danger to ourselves, a subtle underlying self-assurance that FreeNode was indeed, in the long run, invincible, and no responsibilities of our own to the network (the FreeNode staff, on the other hand, may tell you otherwise). The servers going down (which looked just like a lot of netsplits to those whose servers were spared) seemed to add a bit more terror to the thrilling mix, but in hindsight it didn't amount to much.
The much more stoid moment that will be used to summarize the gravity of the matter came when our beloved lilo was taken down:
* lilo has quit (Killed by ratbert (die ))Thankfully, our self-assurances have indeed proven themselves: the situation seems to be clearing up as I write. Most, if not all, of the servers have been recovered and relinked to the network, and yes, lilo made his way back. His words do little to clear up the situation further, but are better than nothing:
-lilo- [Global Notice] Hi all. As you may be aware, freenode has experienced a crack attack and we're working on tracking down the details. At this point, we cannot guarantee that more problems will not occur.This raises some major questions about security. If this guy got lilo's password, could he have ours? This is not just pure speculation:
<dbo> lilo, is there any chance he was capturing passwords from people that were reconnecting or was the attack not aimed at that? there have been 3 or 4 people who said the registered with nickserv even when it was downWoah! If someone did manage to gather people's NickServ passwords, it could mean major trouble, for the victims themselves and possibly for FreeNode as well. Still, this is for the most part speculation at the moment. (EDIT: This is no longer the case; see the UPDATE.) ratbert comes across more to me as some clown that wanted his hour and a half of infamy more than anything else. If he really wanted to steal passwords, he most likely would have done away with the servers quickly and as soon as he got his privleges, rather than spend all that glory time k-lining staff members and risk getting k-lined himself by one that was paying attention. Nothing can be said for sure, however.
<lilo> DBO: it is possible someone turned off the jupes
Well, looks like we're just going to have to wait this one out. Hopefully we'll get more details in the near future. I'll keep you posted...
The freenode staffers just finished a Q&A session about the matter. Special thanks to Keith Gable (AKA Ziggy on freenode) for hosting the log in full at his site here. Summary of points:
- Yes, passwords were likely compromised, but they estimate that only 25 or less were actually stolen. Change your password anyway. In the words of a staffer:
<hedgemage> WhiteNoise: there was a small window between the time that nickserv went down and our servers stopped accepting connections. While <25 is only an estimate, we are fairly confident that it is accurate. That said, it is quite easy to change your password so you *know* you are safe.
- They can't give any specifics on security, how the attacker was able to compromise the network, or suspects.
<hedgemage> We are not releasing our suspect list, but we have some reasons to expect that bantown or GNAA may have been involved.
- Freenode is still analyzing the matter and will release the above information when they can. They don't want to compromise the network or any possible future law enforcement investigations.
<astinus> We can't comment on matters of security, anything said might taint investigations by any law enforcement authorities in the near future. We are looking into this, we are serious about finding the root cause of this, and we have your security in mind
- They're still looking into the matter of whether or not a crime was actually committed. I got the feeling that they were looking to press charges, but we'll see.
<HedgeMage> JapaneseGangster: While we can't, right now, comment on security measures that aren't in place yet, we need to assess our vulnerability and whether a crime was committed. We don't, at this time, have evidence of enough damage for that to be the case.
- (EDIT: Added) lilo apologizes for his request for donations right after the servers went up, if you wanted one. I personally think he was trying to add humor to the situation, but obviously it didn't come across too well for some people.
<HedgeMage> Re: the notice regarding donations, lilo has asked me to apologize if anyone was offended
This is just about all we could get out of them. Unfortunately, the staff decided to cut the session short due to several trolls (including, it seems, our friends at GNAA), and questions that kept being repeated. Sorry guys, but it looks like they weren't going to release much more information anyway. I'll still be keeping you posted as this develops further. Until next time...
Note: Before you comment, pease refrain from continuing the groundless attacks on lilo and the unnecessary vulgar and offensive language. We don't need it and we don't want it here. Any posts violating this may be rejected by me. Don't "flame" people without the necessary factual support, and keep your language clean. I don't want to be a big bad control-freak moderator. Unfortunately, the amount of comments that are on the level that I have described is incredible. The blog has obviously been targeted. I've been forced to have all comments pass through me before being posted; it should prevent you from having to register. Basically, if your comment doesn't add to the story, don't post it. Thank you.

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BAFTA-nominated director Kieran Evans' devastating story of obsessive love, Kelly+Victor, is released today on DVD, Blu Ray, iTunes, Blinkbox and Virgin Movies.
Kelly + Victor is a haunting, candid depiction of a young couple embarking on a passionate and transgressive love affair, from the acclaimed novel by Niall Griffiths.
When Kelly (Antonia Campbell-Hughes Bright Star) meets Victor (Julian Morris 24, Once Upon a Time) on the dance floor of a Liverpool nightclub, the attraction is instant. After wandering through the night they find themselves at her flat, making love with a passion and urgency that neither had experienced before. Both Kelly and Victor are struggling to get by as best they can, while the people around them are choosing illegal lifestyles; she is escaping a brutish former lover, while he is being dragged into a world of drugs. Its when they make love that their darker instincts take over.
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Patrick Regan
has kindly shared the material
from his Robert Buchanan site with readers of the
Why should the heart seem stiller,
As the song grows stronger and surer?
Why should the brain grow chiller,
And the utterance clearer and purer?
To lose what the people are gaining
Seems often bitter as gall,
Though to sink in the proud attaining
Were the bitterest of all.
I would to God I were lying
Yonder 'mong mountains blue,
Chasing the morn with flying
Feet in the morning dew!
Longing, and aching, and burning
To conquer, to sing, and to teach,
A passionate face upturning
To visions beyond my reach, —
But with never a feeling or yearning
I could utter in tuneful speech!
Yea! that were a joy more stable
Than all that my soul hath found, —
Than to see and to know, and be able
To utter the seeing in sound;
For Art, the Angel of losses,
Comes, with her still, gray eyes,
Coldly my forehead crosses,
Whispers to make me wise;
And, too late, comes the revelation,
After the feast and the play,
That she works God's dispensation
By cruelly taking away:
By burning the heart and steeling,
Scorching the spirit deep,
And changing the flower of feeling,
To a poor dried flower that may keep!
What wonder if much seems hollow,
The passion, the wonder dies;
And I hate the angel I follow,
And shrink from her passionless eyes, —
Who, instead of the rapture of being
I held as the poet's dower —
Instead of the glory of seeing,
The impulse, the splendour, the power —
Instead of merrily blowing
A trumpet proclaiming the day,
Gives, for her sole bestowing,
A pipe whereon to play!
While the spirit of boyhood hath faded,
And never again can be,
And the singing seemeth degraded,
Since the glory hath gone from me, —
Though the glory around me and under,
And the earth and the air and the sea,
And the manifold music and wonder,
Are grand as they used to be!
Is there a consolation
For the joy that comes never again?
Is there a reservation?
Is there a refuge from pain?
Is there a gleam of gladness
To still the grief and the stinging?
Only the sweet, strange sadness,
That is the source of the singing.
For the sound of the city is weary,
As the people pass to and fro,
And the friendless faces are dreary,
As they come, and thrill through us, and go;
And the ties that bind us the nearest
Of our error and weakness are born;
And our dear ones ever love dearest
Those parts of ourselves that we scorn;
And the weariness will not be spoken,
And the bitterness dare not be said,
The silence of souls is unbroken,
And we hide ourselves from our Dead!
And what, then, secures us from madness?
Dear ones, or fortune, or fame?
Only the sweet singing sadness
Cometh between us and shame.
And there dawneth a time to the Poet,
When the bitterness passes away,
With none but his God to know it,
He kneels in the dark to pray;
And the prayer is turn'd into singing,
And the singing findeth a tongue,
And Art, with her cold hands clinging,
Comforts the soul she has stung.
Then the Poet, holding her to him,
Findeth his loss is his gain:
The sweet singing sadness thrills through him,
Though nought of the glory remain;
And the awful sound of the city,
And the terrible faces around,
Take a truer, tenderer pity,
And pass into sweetness and sound;
The mystery deepens to thunder,
Strange vanishings gleam from the cloud,
And the Poet, with pale lips asunder,
Stricken, and smitten, and bow'd,
Starteth at times from his wonder,
And sendeth his Soul up aloud!
(From London Poems, 1866-70)
Last modified 26 September 2002


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After 32 years working for the U.S. Postal Service, Dave King decided to retire and turn his hobby of photography into a business.
After 32 years working for the U.S. Postal Service, Dave King decided to retire and turn his hobby of photography into a business.
But he knew he had "had to do something different" so his photos would stand out among all the others. So six months ago, the Lagrangeville. N.Y., resident bought a heat press machine for about $400 and started transferring his photos onto tiles.
A heat press permanently affixes photos to an object. The picture can then withstand heat and being washed, so he features his photos on tiles, coasters, cutting boards, trivets and hard board (lighter than tile). He hopes to include mouse pads and iPhone covers in the future. And while he is looking into using ordinary tiles, King says he works with special tiles coated with polyester.
King says he has a good eye and sees "much more than the average person." That has nothing to do with eyesight but has everything to do with how he captures the moment through his camera lens and how others respond to what he sees. Since he has lived in Dutchess County, N.Y., since 1982, the Hudson Valley serves as his main backdrop. He also snaps photos of New York City his original home. Being of Irish descent and getting the opportunity to travel to Ireland in 2009, King also has many pictures of the Emerald Isle.
King's photography hobby developed when his three children were young; they were his main photo subjects. Later he became focused on landscape photography. About 15 years ago, he was at his child's soccer tournament and saw one of the parents working with a digital camera.
"The pixels were bad and you couldn't enlarge the picture," King said.
So he waited for the technology to improve, and once it did he didn't miss his manual/automatic with interchangeable lenses because film became expensive to process.
"I could take 100 photos because the light (changed)," King said. "It was an opportunity to get more involved into photography because you could take more pictures for less money."
Light isn't the only thing that changes. He visits the same spots repeatedly and can come back with very different images. He gives the "Imagine" medallion at New York City's Central Park – a tribute to the late John Lennon – as a good example of this.
"'Imagine' changes every day (depending on items left on it and time of day)," he said. "It's a dynamic. It's almost a living thing."
His business continues to evolve. King will circle back to capturing people and their celebrations again, but this time he won't be the photographer behind the lens. His son Daniel is a wedding photographer. With King's heat press and Daniel's wedding pictures, couples will be able to preserve that special day forever and also utilize those memories in their homes.


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Lodge #330 Home
Prescott Elks Lodge #330
Welcome to the Prescott Elks Lodge #330.
Featuring Activities, News, Facilities, Officers, Calendar, Photos, History, Community,Veterans & Youth Programs + more.
Prescott and Prescott Valley, Arizona, located about 90 miles northwest of Phoenix.
With our mile high elevation (5230 ft), the cities enjoy a four-season climate with both mild winters and summers.
In December of 1895 a group of enterprising businessmen in Prescott, sturdy products of the early west,
charted the original petition for a dispensation and later established the Prescott Elks Lodge.
"Mother Lodge of Arizona"
We have Bingo on Wednesday and Friday evenings. Early birds start at 6:30pm. Food available 5 to 6:20pm
Our Lounge is open 2PM to 7PM Monday-Tuesday-Wednesday-Thursday-Saturday. Friday 2PM to 10PM with Music 6 to 10PM.
Dining Room hours are from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM on Wednesday and Friday. Come to the Lodge for a dinner meal you won't forget.
The Past Exalted Rulers Association of Prescott Lodge have a brunch the first Sunday of each month at 10:00am to 11:00am.
See the rest of our elks.org home page for other functions, events and activities at the Prescott Valley AZ Elks Lodge
Prescott Elks Lodge Office hours are Monday,Tuesday, Wednsday and Thrusday 9:00am to 1:00pm
Telephone: (928)772-8660
Lodge Address: 6245 E. 2nd Street, Prescott Valley AZ 86314
Meetings are on the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of each month - Dinner at 5:30PM, Lodge Meeting at 7:00PM
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IPv6 Myths
In the first installment of our series of IPv6 posts, we covered some basic differences between IPv4 and IPv6. In this post, we'll talk about some common myths regarding IPv6.
The initial IPv6 standards originated in 1998 with the publication of RFC 2460 – "Internet Protocol, Version 6 (IPv6) Specification." The main intent behind IPv6 was to solve the issue of the limited address space available in IPv4. Over time, other features such as Stateless Address Autoconfiguration (SLAAC), Network Renumbering, and mandatory IPSec support were also added to IPv6. In reality, however, the main benefit of IPv6 is the expansion of the address space. Over those 10+ years, numerous myths, however, have surfaced, many of which can impact the security of your IPv6 network. Understanding the truth behind these misconceptions is important, especially now, as IPv6 is being deployed on more and more networks.
Myth 1: We Don't Need It
One of the first myths is that we do not need IPv6. Many people have taken this position, as indicated by the more than 10 years that have elapsed from the development of the standard, still without significant IPv6 deployment on a global scale. Today, however, that picture is changing rapidly. IPv4 address depletion is no longer a distant speculation but a concrete reality. In January 2011, the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA) allocated the last free IPv4 blocks to the Regional Internet Registries (RIRs). The RIRs still have free IPv4 addresses, but they can't last forever.
Myth 2: Immediate Switchover
When the IPv4 addresses are depleted, IPv6 will be rapidly deployed everywhere. This, however, is also another myth. Unfortunately, the time for a smooth and fairly rapid transition has come and gone, and even though the depletion of IPv4 addresses is looming closer than ever before, the transition from IPv4 to IPv6 is still going to occur over the span of years instead of months. The phrase "kicking and screaming" comes to mind in this process much more often than "that's a great idea." During this transition both IPv4 and IPv6 will coexist on the Internet, along with numerous mechanisms to communicate between services in each environment.
Myth 3: NAT Provides Security
Our next myth is that IPv6 networks will be less secure because of the elimination of Network Address Translation (NAT). One of the reasons that the IPv4 addresses have lasted as long as they have is the extensive utilization of NAT. Many people, however, falsely believe that NAT is a security mechanism. Instead of a security mechanism, NAT is solely designed to allow many private addresses to share the same global IP address. This does little to nothing to increase your security posture. The real protection comes from having stateful inspection of inbound traffic into your network. The size of the IPv6 address space eliminates the need for this overloading. Without NAT, IPv6 network configuration will definitely be less complex, but eliminating NAT will not increase or decrease the security of IPv6 networks as long as you make sure that you deploy appropriate access controls on the boundary of your network.
Myth 4: Smaller Routing Tables
Another common myth is that IPv6 will reduce the size of the routing tables required on the Internet. Although the common routing protocols were rebuilt to support IPv6 more efficiently, there were no significant improvements to these protocols. Many plans exist for efficiently allocating addresses in an IPv6 world so that address blocks can be aggregated (similar to techniques used in IPv4), which can reduce the size of routing tables. During the transition period, the need to support both IPv4 and IPv6 routing tables could definitely cause problems. Even after the transition, however, the growth of routing tables is still a concern in IPv6 given the drastic increase in available addresses for IPv6, unless sufficient route aggregation is maintained.
Myth 5: Improved QoS
The notion that IPv6 provides better Quality of Service (QoS) than IPv4 is another common misconception. QoS on IP networks is delivered using a couple of different architectures. Both IPv4 and IPv6 provide Differentiated Services and Integrated Services, the two common architectures to provide QoS on an IP network. So what makes IPv6 different? Besides these QoS architectures, IPv6 also provides a 20-bit Flow Label field in the IPv6 Header. This Flow Label field, which does not exist in IPv4, has the potential to improve the efficiency of flows in an IPv6 network. Currently, however, this field is largely unused and does not provide a significant improvement of QoS on IPv6 networks.
Myth 6: IPv6 Means Improved Security
The most common security myth is that IPv6 is more secure than IPv4. From the beginning, the IPv6 standard has mandated support for IPSec. Many people have falsely translated that to mean an increase in security for IPv6 networks (even though IPSec only deals with authentication, integrity and confidentiality of connections). First of all, IPSec by itself can not stop all attacks against the IPv6 protocol, such as application-level attacks. Secondly, although mandatory IPSec support is a good start, it can't even be realistically used for all connections. Many necessary ICMP messages utilize multicast. Utilizing IPSec for these multicast messages is not feasible. Key management for supporting IPSec for each and every connection on an Internet-wide scale for IPv6 is also definitely not trivial. Therefore, the utilization of IPSec in IPv6 networks will not dramatically increase beyond the levels currently used for IPv4 networks for some time to come. So in reality, both IPv4 and IPv6 have associated security issues (not necessarily the same), but neither protocol is really more secure than the other.
Well that's all for now. Hopefully your understanding of some common IPv6 misconceptions has been clarified. Stay tuned for the next IPv6 post on how ICMP has changed in IPv6.
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Actually, getting rid of NAT increases one's security posture, as the stateful DoS vector represented by NAT is eliminated from the network.
Unfortunately, the advent of IPv6 will result in *more* undesirable state in the network, in the form of CGNs on the IPv4 side and 6-to-4 gateways.


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Supernatural News
Supernatural was written up in the New York Times. I found the article condescending, but still, NYT!
Supernatural was written up in the New York Times. I found the article condescending, but still, NYT!
Posted by MJFredrick at 12:13 AM 3 comments
Let me just say I'm glad I got a funny episode. It's been awhile since I had so many laugh-out-loud moments during a Supernatural episode.
I'm not sure about the name of the episode. Is it a reference to the movie The French Connection? I've never seen that, so I have no idea. Or I could have just missed something.
We open with the Then recap, which shows Ruby, Meg, some other stuff I can't remember, and Castiel talking to the boys about the civil war in Heaven. Then in the Now we see Sam and Dean at Bobby's, who has run out for some alcohol (aka Hunter's Helper). Then, poof, Balthazar strolls in and starts looking for supplies for a spell, talking about The Godfather (which I also have not seen, don't like gangster movies) and how Don Corleone is now being played by Raphael. Ol' Raphie evidently has put out a hit list for anyone who ever helped Castiel, including Balthazar and, you guessed, Sam and Dean. Next thing you know, Balthazar gives them a key which leads to the weapons of Heaven and sends them crashing through the window. When they come out on the other side, they're in an alternate universe where they are actors in a show called Supernatural. Their names? Jensen Ackles and Jarad Padalecki. :)
Dean: "Why would anyone want to watch our lives?"
Sam: "According to the interview, not that many people do."
When they are able to leave the set, they're confused about what the heck is going on.
Sam: "I'm something called a Jared Padalecki."
Dean: "So what, you're Polish now?"
That's when Dean sees what he thinks is the Impala and thinks his baby made it through. But as he walks forward, he notices several Impalas, in various states of repair or disrepair.
Dean: "I feel sick. I'm gonna be sick. I wanna go home. I feel like this whole place is bad touching me."
Then they see Castiel and head for him. You know what's coming, right? For a moment, Misha plays it well, like he's really Castiel, but then the boys realize he's just another actor. The look and tone in Dean's voice when he finds out the actor's name was hilarious.
"Misha?" Hee hee.
Misha: "I'm totally going to Tweet this one." And more funny, in the alternate universe, Misha's followers aren't minions, they're the MishAmigos! LOL!
Next, Sam and Dean find Jensen's trailer and go inside where they find a remote-controlled helicopter and a nice built-in fish tank. Dean finds a copy of Supernatural magazine and has to make fun of Sam's/Jared's expression on the cover.
Dean: "That's Blue Steel, Sam."
Even better, Sam gets on a laptop and finds a clip of when Jensen was on Days of Our Lives.
Sam: "You were on a soap opera."
Another classic look of disbelief and disgust on Dean's face. :)
As Cliff drives them to Jared's place, Dean sees the sign for Vancouver and says to Sam: "Dude, we're not even in America." When they arrive at Jared's place, it's rather swank and they see a tanning bed.
Sam: "What am I, Dracula?"
Dean: "George Hamilton Dracula."
That might have been the part that made me laugh the most.
Then Ruby/Genevieve comes in, and Dean calls her Ruby. She looks exasperated as she tells him, yeah, that never gets old. Then Dean sees Jared and Genevieve's wedding photo. I love when this show makes fun of itself and is self-aware. She, like the people on the show's set, are surprised that Jared and Jensen are talking because, evidently, they don't like each other much in this alternate world.
More hilarity ensues when Sam and Dean go back to the set, thinking they can use Balthazar's spell to get themselves back to their universe, only to be forced to try to act out a scene for the show. OMG, the horribleness of it. Dean's too-intense look, and Sam looking "anywhere but the camera." Dude, I'm laughing now just typing this.
Virgil, Raphael's angel hitman, makes it to the Jared/Jensen universe and tries to take out the boys. But his angel powers don't work here, in what Dean calls the "mojo free zone." They try to take out the angel, but the rest of the show's crew thinks they're high and beating an extra to death. In the melee, Virgil takes the key and flees. He carjacks Misha and kills him in an alley. After hearing the news from Genevieve, the guys head to the scene and talk to the homeless man who witnessed the murder.
Homeless man: "The scary man stabbed the attractive crying man." LOL! Misha was a bit of a wienie in this universe. :)
Virgil, now armed with many guns, shoots "Eric Kripke" and a lot of members of the crew on his way back to the set where Raphael is supposed to pull him and the key back through the portal to the other universe. But Sam and Dean take him out and they are pulled through instead. Raphael, now a woman, is closing in on Sam and Dean when Balthazar shows up and says Sam and Dean were just decoys and the key a fake to give Raphael time to get rid of the weapons of Heaven. Then Castiel shows up, now in possession of said weapons. And I had a squee moment when they did the lightning and the shadows of outspread wings thing that they did the first time we ever met Cas. I love that effect, makes him look particularly badass. Raphael skedaddles, and Dean is predictably not happy about the whole decoys-without-his-knowledge thing Balthazar and Castiel had going. To which Castiel reminds boy the Winchester boys that he'd do it again because he'll do whatever is necessary to make sure Raphael does not win the war.
When they're left alone again...
Dean: "We're broke again."
Sam: "At least we're talking."
What did you think of the episode? While there's still a bigger story going on, I've enjoyed the past couple of episodes that felt a bit more like throwbacks to earlier seasons, the ones that made me fall in love with the show in the first place.
Posted by Trish Milburn at 9:56 PM 12 comments
Labels: appointment in samarra, Castiel, Dean Winchester, genevieve cortese, Jared Padalecki, jensen ackles, Ruby, Supernatural
Posted by Natalie J. Damschroder at 6:07 AM 2 comments
Labels: quotes, season 6, Supernatural
We open with a distraught Dean trying to wake Sam after his seizure. Things don't look good and then Sam gasps awake.
We switch to a Chemistry classroom with a creepy, full-size human body model. I keep expecting the bug eyes to follow the janitor as he's mopping. Eek! I'm right! Uh oh, the model has escaped from his supporting chain. Ack, Sylar from Heroes has attacked the custodian. Blood streaks across his forehead. Cold breath. The lights go out. A tray of dissection instruments drops to the floor. The man cries out, "Who's there?" Then he takes off running and comes face to face with what I can only assume is the mannequin this episode is named for. Stab, the custodian is dead.
"You got a big, fat face full of Hell." -- Dean
Sam feels like crap. Dean tries to doctor him up with coffee, grub and some "effective" but unnamed drug. When Dean asks Sam what happened, he stays pretty mum, other than to say he's fine. An upset Dean wants him to completely ignore the past and do what he does to cope. "You shove it down and you let it come out in spurts of violence and alcoholism." Dean tries to convey to Sammy how his life is on the line. Dean's got his real brother back and not that soulless dipbag. He wants to keep it that way. To distract Sam they take a job in New Jersey.
"Hey, maybe we'll have a Snooki sighting." -- Dean
"What's a Snooki?" -- Sam
"That's a good question." – Dean
The guys get to the university Chemistry lab and Dean immediately starts manhandling the model's internal organs. He yanks the heart out and starts cracking jokes, which I find especially funny considering he starred in My Bloody Valentine which had to do with eviscerated hearts. Dean's lighthearted mood shifts when Lisa calls. He ignores her despite Sam's encouragement to talk. Refocused, they find the EMF goes bonkers near the human body model. They dismiss the plastic dude, but are happy to see the lab has a video camera. Unfortunately, the tape reveals a blank spot in the footage. The boys ask around about the custodian, but come up empty.
Later that night a security guard at a garment factory is murdered by a pack of faceless mannequins. Interesting. Guess maybe it's all mannequins. Not just the uber-creepy Body Worlds model. Our boy detectives show up and after the EMF goes wild near a cart of severed mannequin limbs Sam makes the connection, but Dean is slow to believe.
"So, what, we've got a bunch of killer dolls? Like Chucky? That's just… friggin' creepy." -- Dean
This victim has a squeaky clean background like the last, so the boys don't know what to do. Then Sam finds a news article about a seamstress from the factory who disappeared and is survived by her sister. Dean thinks maybe they're dealing with a vengeful spirit.
Lisa calls again and Sam tells Dean to answer, which is exactly what I wanted to yell at the TV. Turns out it's Ben. He says his mom won't get out of bed, that things are bad and Dean needs to come. Sam sends him on his way, saying he can handle the case alone for 24 hours. He also says he had to handle his past and now Dean has to handle his.
Sam goes to interview the seamstress' sister, Isabel. There he learns Rose was a shy, awkward girl who was often given a hard time. Isabel feels like she defended her sister her whole life, but it went two ways. Hmm, I wonder if Rose is defending Isabel from the grave. Flipping through a photo album, Sam discovers Isabel worked at the same factory as Rose and so did the college janitor.
Sam conducts interviews at the factory. One dude, Johnny, seems especially twitchy when asked about Rose.
Dean shows up on Lisa's doorstep to find her dressed for a date. Seems they've been "parent trapped" by a meddling Ben. The green-eyed monster takes over Dean when he learns his girlfriend is getting ready to go out with Dr. Matt. She's pissed Dean never returned her calls. He tries to placate her and prove he cares by saying he dropped everything and ran when Ben called. Speak of the not-so-little devil (growth spurt much?), he peeks his head around the corner and both "parents" bark at him to go to his room. In their heated exchange Dean asks Lisa what she wants from him. She says she's not asking him for anything and he tells her to. She says she can't ask for anything because she knows what she wants and he can't give it to her. She says she's trying to get over him, but he keeps showing up on her doorstep. She turns his question around and asks what he wants from them.
It's these quiet moments when Jensen's acting is so powerful and I get lost in the exquisite beauty of his face. LOL
A freaked out Johnny is talking on his cell to someone, saying he's losing his cool because his friends are dead. And, yet, he's stupid enough to go to the factory. Alone. At night. The deadly dummies waste no time in trying to dispatch him, but Sam arrives in the nick of time. He and Johnny take refuge in the lunch room, behind salted lines of security. Sam presses Johnny into confessing what he and his friends did to Rose. They pretended to be her secret admirer and invited her to an apartment where they had a candle lit dinner set up. When she reached out to touch her "date" she discovered it was a mannequin. Her cruel co-workers then came out of hiding to make fun of her. When she tried to get away one of the guys tried to stop her. She tugged out of his grip and tripped, falling and hitting her head on the coffee table. The cut that's been showing up on the victims foreheads matches the lethal one she received from the blow. Sam plans to put a stop to Rose by burning her remains. He tells Johnny to stay inside the salt lines. (Wouldn't he be safe going with Sammy though? There are no mannequins in a clearing.)
"Just because you love someone doesn't mean you should stick around and screw up their life." -- Dean
Ben tells Dean he considered this an emergency situation because it was Lisa's third date with the doctor. He watches TV and knows how that number is significant. Ben wants Dean to come home. Like a kid caught between two divorcing parents he wants to know if Dean hates Lisa or him. (And I'm distracted by Jensen's left eyebrow. Half of it seems to be gone.)
Dean explains to his surrogate son that he isn't afraid that something would follow him home, but that his job turns him into somebody that shouldn't sit at their dinner table and that if he stuck around Ben would turn out like him. The boy thinks he should get a vote in the matter, but Dean says it's non-negotiable. By leaving he's insuring that Ben can have any life he wants, Dean has only had the one option. The boy calls Dean a liar because he always talks about the importance of family, but he's walking out on his. You can see how Ben's words, the revelation that the boys speaks the truth, clobber poor Dean. (Sniff. Sniff.) As Dean's driving away he flashes back on all his moments with Lisa and Ben.
"What do you call people who care for you, who love you even when you're a dick?" -- Ben
Salt and burn. Sam calls Johnny and tells him he's safe and should take advantage of his second chance. He wastes no time scurrying home, an apartment above McOwen's pub, where we see Rose's sister hanging out. Johnny tells his unseen girlfriend, Jenny, to pack up, they're leaving tonight and she should only take the essentials. All he wants for them to do is move on with their lives. The camera shifts to the girlfriend and--WTF?—she's a mannequin! Ew, is he into dolls? Then she turns her head and startles the hell outta him. I heart how Love Hurts plays in the background. Guess maybe it wasn't Rose after all. I'm betting on the sister.
Sam shows up at the crime scene to find that Johnny's been strangled by the sash from his "girlfriend's" robe. The buxom, and I do mean BUXOM, blonde looks on from the couch. Plastic bitch! Frustrated, Sam goes to the sister's house in search of more answers. He gets them when he learns she's a student at the University where the custodian was killed, she'd been to the factory the same week the security guard was stabbed and she was present at the bar when Johnny was strangled. She is the common denominator. Sam wants to know what she's wearing of Rose's—a ring, locket, bracelet, etc. Nope, not that simple. Turns out she's got Rose's freakin' kidney!
"Is that the girl with the haunted kidney?" -- Dean
Sam meets up with Dean. They're both stumped as what to do. They can't exactly excise Isabel's kidney. They decide on Hoo Doo as a band-aid to the problem. Then the Metallicar goes all Christine and tries to run them down. She chases Dean all over the parking lot until he forces her to drive into a storefront. Isabel is accidentally stabbed by flying glass. She collapses to the ground and her sister's ghost shows up to apologize. Too little, too late.
Back at Singer Auto, Dean is working to fix his baby. But he wants to know what they accomplished on their last job. They saved a couple dicks, while an innocent lady lost her life. Plus he's got a kid who's heartbroken and a woman who is beyond pissed at him. He doesn't know if he and Sammy are doing any good. His brother assures him they are. Dean says he's tired of all the bad luck. Sam tries to look on the bright side—he's got his soul back, right?— and thanks Dean for getting him back. He then advised that they keep their heads down and keep swinging. Sure they'll lose some, but hopefully they'll win more. And no matter what, he has Dean's back. Dean says he knows and you can see the great pleasure that gives him. The end.
I can not say enough how much I loved this episode. It evoked the monster-of-the-week sensibility of seasons one and two, but progressed the current storyline of dealing with past demons. And it did so with rich emotion that demonstrated the deep love these two brothers have for each other. There was great humor, definite freakiness, raw emotion and tenderness. I guess the only qualm I had was how easily Sam got over his seizure and his flashback to Hell. To be honest, I didn't let it bother me too much because I don't want to go down that dark road again any time soon. This episode took me exactly where I've wanted to go and I just hope we hang onto this path for awhile. There's only so much wrenching drama and separation you can drag us through. I know the Great Wall of Sammy is going to come down sometime, but I pray it stays solid for awhile. The brothers are back! And I couldn't be happier. I also like that things weren't tidied up with Lisa and Ben. I love what they bring out in Dean. Don't get me wrong, I don't want to see him become Mr. Cleaver, but I don't want that door permanently shut. Major kudos to Eric Charmelo and Nicole Snyder for penning a fantastic episode. This is only their second, their first being last year's You Can't Handle the Truth, with the Goddess Veritas. No question about it, I'll be keeping an eye out for their name from now on. What did you think?
Posted by Anonymous at 1:26 AM 3 comments
Labels: Episode Review, eric charmelo, Jared Padalecki, jensen ackles, mannequin 3, nicole snyder, Supernatural
As writers, we're told to show a scene, an emotion, a pivotal event instead of tell the reader about it. Telling removes the reader from the experience and makes it less powerful.
Posted by MJFredrick at 5:11 AM 3 comments
The CW has scheduled two back-to-back episodes to end the season on May 20.
Finally! There is going to be a main cast member from Supernatural at Dragon*Con this year. Yes, Mark Sheppard was there last year and he's back again this year, but we're also getting Misha Collins! Tanya and I will be there with bells (Hell's bells?) on.
Jared will be dubbing the Supernatural anime.
Posted by Trish Milburn at 12:04 AM 1 comments
Labels: Supernatural, Supernatural News
The tension hits a high note right off the bat with that episode title. Yikes.
*Disclaimer* I had a really long work day today that made me weary from my eyelashes to my toenails. If I miss anything or seem off base, I'm counting on you to correct me in the comments! Thanks. :)
Okay, standard "Then" reminding us where Sam's been, what he's been doing, and how he got back. This is pretty much the only show where I consistently watch the previouslies.
We start with Bristol, Rhode Island, one year ago. Sam is cold-bloodedly shooting something(s) while Samuel cringes. Sam's been hurt, but blows it off. On their way out of town, a cop pulls them over and calls them agents (Roarke and Wynan?). Sheriff Dobbs is missing, and the deputy tries to take them in. Instead, Sam beats him unconscious and they head out of town. Why did Samuel stay with Sam so long when he was this sociopathic this long ago?
Present day, Sam's watching the news, trying to catch up. Though the news report is something serious (they're talking about prosecution), Sam brings up Mel Gibson. Dean thinks he's been possessed. That would explain a lot! :)
Bobby doesn't have anything on The Mother of All, and everything is too quiet. Which gives them permission to do an episode unrelated to The Mother.
Sam gets a text message with coordinates that point to Bristol. Uh-oh. Dean's a bit skeptical—"You got mysterious coordinates, from a mysterious Mr. X, leading to a mysterious town, and that doesn't throw up red flags for you?" But Sam can't ignore missing girls.
On the way into town, Sam has a flashback. The town billboard, and Samuel. Dean notices, but Sam just says, "Nothin'." NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO, Sam! No lies! >:(
Dean: "Freak's got a type." Pointed comment, since we later learn that Sam slept with all of the missing women. Sam actually grins at Dean's joke about the wildness in her eyes. While Dean's in the bathroom (I can't say Poop Deck, I'm sorry), another of Sam's conquests recognizes him. Sam has to try to pretend he remembers her and her husband. She's asking about his partner when Dean returns and says he's in sex rehab. When the woman puts her hand on Sam's shoulder, he remembers the hot skanky sex in the bathroom. Sam says he thinks he and Samuel worked a case here, and Dean shows him a Polaroid with Sam and Samuel in the background. My daughter said at first she thought it was going to be a picture of Sam celebrating winning the challenge, but that wouldn't have been in character (of either Sam). Dean, yes, Sam, no. :)
Sam and Dean argue about whether to stay or go. Dean wants to go. Apparently, they've never been to the same place twice on purpose. "Dad always said, never use the same crapper twice." Sam argues that he either didn't catch it last time, or only thought he did, and the missing women are on him. He has to make it right, and Dean would do the same thing. Persuasive argument—Dean says he'll check out the women, and sends Sam to the police station.
Uh, oh.
Dean finds Sam's FBI business card at a victim's home. He asks the roommate how their relationship was. What was the tone or nature of their conversation? Answer: "Well, loud. And...athletic?" *pause for fantasies*
Also of course, Sam gets arrested in the parking lot of the sheriff's department. He tries to get the deputy to listen to him, but has no luck, unsurprisingly. The deputy wants the bodies and Sheriff Dobbs and doesn't believe that Sam doesn't remember.
Eventually, a woman comes into the dark jail, demanding to know what happened to her husband. She knows his name and what he does, and triggers more memories. Sam and Samuel actually told the Sheriff and his wife the truth. THAT'S weird. Sam tries to convince Brenna, the sheriff's wife, that he doesn't remember anything. She believes either "that thing" got her husband, or Sam killed him. Uh, oh.
By this point, the tension I mentioned with regard to the episode title has been unrelenting. We suspect what Sam's done, and know the answers to our questions aren't going to be good ones.
The woman from the bar is drinking boxed wine (ew). She snaps at her husband, runs out of wine, and goes into the basement, apparently to get more. A bloody-looking hand reaches through and grabs her ankle, sending her tumbling down the stairs. A shadow falls over her, and she screams. I am SO glad I don't have stairs like that in my house!
Sam's back in the empty, rundown house they're squatting in. He pulls a gun when he hears a noise, but it's just Dean.
"How's it feel to be a fugitive again? Hate to say I told you so."
"You love to say I told you so."
"Actually, you're right. I love to say I told you so."
Dean relays the info he found out, that Sam slept with one of the victims, and is actually kind of impressed at how Sam got around. A report comes over the police scanner that there's another missing woman. Dean orders Sam to stay put and goes to check it out. Sam immediately leaves. Dean goes to the latest victim's house and determines that the connection between victims is definitely Sam. He leaves Sam a message that this is all a trap.
In the meantime, Sam goes to Brenna again, looking for the files from the previous case. Her home and the files themselves trigger more flashbacks. Discussion that shows again how cold Sam was—we knew it, but Sam didn't—photos and evidence revealing that the monster is an Arachne, not seen out of Crete for over 2000 years. Sam narrowed down the area, but it's too vast and difficult to search. He wants to make the Arachne come to them. Unsettled by his revelations, Sam take the evidence with him. Oddly, he doesn't get Dean's voice mail until he leaves the house, and at the same time, he sees spider webbing hanging off the porch. We see eight Sams through Spidervision. Then Dean puts his hand on Sam's shoulder and almost gets shot again. Sam's pretty jumpy, but he's also disturbingly unaware of his surroundings.
"So. We know that this is a monster with opposable thumbs and unlimited text messaging and we know that it wants to kill you specifically. Does that about cover it?"
Sam confesses to remembering and assures Dean it's nothing to do with Hell. Dean wants to turn the job over to Bobby and Rufus, but Sam's adamant. Dean tries to impress upon Sam the risk of letting these flashbacks occur, but Sam doesn't care if it's dangerous, "I've got to set things right. Because I've got a friggin' soul now, and it won't just let me walk away." Sam outright asks Dean to back him up. Dean doesn't argue anymore, just agrees, and Sam is clearly relieved.
"Okay, let's Memento this thing."
They put together what they know, and Sam's flashbacks keep occurring. He remembers setting up Dobbs as bait, because he and Samuel don't fit the demo. Of course, Dobbs gets jumped and they're too late. But it's okay, Sam enabled the GPS on Dobbs' phone. I love the consistency of detail here: Samuel has no idea what that means. :) "So, what, Roy's just some red shirt to you?" Love that, too. :) Anyway, Sam says they can track his location, Samuel says Sam is about as cold as they come. It makes me sad that Samuel never knew the real Sam. Seeing his discomfort with the cold, soulless Sam makes his betrayal of the boys back in "Caged Heat" a little more understandable. Not acceptable, but understandable.
They find the spider's lair and the cocooned missing men. Bullets have no effect on the woman when she attacks, but decapitation works. Kind of interesting that all these unusual creatures are humanoid, or have a human form. Saves on the budget, I bet. :) Sam says the spider's bites are poison, and all the victims are dead men walking. Dobbs begs Sam not to do it, but he shoots them all in the head and tells Samuel to get the gasoline.
Back at Brenna's, the monster shows up...and it's Dobbs. He's a MESS. But he loves Brenna. Sam calls her to check in, and she asks him to drop by. However she said it, he can tell she's in trouble. They go to her house and Dean sees a light on in the shed. They find her there, and she asks if it's true, what she did to Dobbs. Then Dobbs shows up to do the Bad Guy Soliloquy. With Sam and Dean enwebbed, Dobbs reveals that the Arachne wasn't feeding, she was breeding. He was already non-human when Sam shot him, so the gunshot and the fire didn't really do anything. He and the other guys, and now the women he's taken, are scattered. He killed one monster, but is responsible for several more.
Dean gets hold of broken glass and gets out. He distracts Dobbs by letting him beat him up and try to kill him, Brenna cuts Sam out, and Sam takes Dobbs' head off. But it isn't the redemption he'd sought.
As Sam and Dean pack, Dean tries to make Sam feel better. He tells Sam all that crap last year, all of it—none of it was Sam. Sam says, crystal clear, it was him. Dean tries to be nice, Sam snaps back, Dean tells him not to be a bitch. But Sam lets us down by not calling Dean a jerk. Then, mid-sentence, Sam goes into a seizure and what we see behind his eyes—awfully reminiscent of the end of season 3 when Dean goes to hell—is Sam's body burning alive, and melting. OMG.
It's probably too early to say The Show is Back. Two episodes aren't quite enough. But I really think it is. Everything from the first half of the season is now tying together with everything happening now. We continue the thread of supernatural evil trying to increase its numbers, which we now know relates to The Mother of All. We have Our Sam back, along with a Dean who is less of a dick. The brotherly bond is strong, and complete with banter and the original dynamics of Dean being the bossy protector and Sam earnestly trying to redeem himself.
I was a little shocked that we got to the Hell-peeking-through-the-wall already. But I think it's genius. Sam didn't have a basis for really knowing what that wall meant. What was right in front of him was more immediate and important. Now he has that basis, and he'll be more careful. We don't have to spend the whole second half of the season dealing with the year he had no soul. The promo for next week makes it look like the flash was momentary and without lasting effect. We know the wall will come down, and we'll probably have more flashes. There's no reason to think the rest of the season won't be like all the other seasons, where we touch on the major storyline a little bit in each episode, with stand-alone situations interspersed with mythology-focused episodes. So for me, the passion is definitely back.
How about you? Back on board? What did you love or dislike about "Unforgiven"?
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Jensen Ackles is voicing Kyle Madigan in The 3rd Birthday video game, number three in the Parasite Eve PSP series. You can read an article here and watch a video here.
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Here it is—back at last! Most of the "Then" is from this season, so…what does that mean for the episode? Looking for monsters, looking for a soul. My husband comments that he doesn't remember any of this, which makes me wonder if he feels the same about this season as I do.
NOW, we have a couple flying a tiny plane in a storm, and something flew by the window! The terrified girl sees it and the guy blows her off, then is snatched through the plane's windshield while the girl screams and tries to fly her way out of trouble.
Cut to Sam in the panic room. Cass has examined an unconscious Sam, and says his soul feels like it had been skinned alive. He tells Dean that if he wanted to kill his brother, he should have killed him outright. Bobby and Dean share a drink and Dean asks for a job. Bobby's explaining about the plane wreck, where the man's body was found 17 miles away, toasted, and the girl is missing. Before he can go deeper, Sam appears in the doorway and hugs Dean (yay!!!) and Bobby. He doesn't remember anything after the field in Kansas. Sam says he's starving, and Dean tells him everything. Bobby has reservations, and I can just feel Sam starting to scratch at the wall Death put up in his soul. Bobby says when Sam realizes they're shining him, it won't be cute. Not sure what that means, since it's been MONTHS since the last episode.
Bobby and Dean are going to the plane wreckage when Sam comes out and says he wants to go with. Bobby bows out, hardly able to look at Sam since Sam nearly killed Bobby a few weeks out.
Sam makes calls and finds out about missing girls besides the girl from the plane. Once he relays that, he asks why Dean didn't even try to go live a life. Dean's exactly the same as when he left. Dean grimaces at that and reveals he was with Lisa and Ben a year but it didn't work out.
Once at the sister of the plane girl's house, we get puppy dog Sam again and they get into Penny's room. Dean flashes a proud smile.
Back in the motel room, we get the best scene of the season, with a tone similar to season 1. LOVED the conversation, the snark. Dean has lifted Penny's diary and has a theory about the connected girls—they're all virgins. Sam's horrified because one girl is 22, and wonders why anyone wants virgins.
Cut to some girls in uniforms walking. One is separated, and leaves swirl around her as she falls and screams. In her hospital room, she tells Sam and Dean that her attacker looked like a giant bat. She shows them the scratches. She passed out and it was gone. Her gold promise ring was gone, too. Dean asks if she should be wearing that ring, and it turns out she's not a virgin after all.
Back in the room, Sam googles "fire, claws, flying, stealing virgins and gold" and it all takes him to World of Warcraft fansites. Dragons—not possible. Dean isn't as shocked and wants a second opinion from Bobby, who tells them dragons aren't real. Dean asks him to make a few calls and he asks, "To who? Hogwarts?" before he asks how "Memento" is doing. I love all the references but they flew too fast.
Sam is looking through John's journal and remembers something about hunting a skinwalker. Dean denies it because he doesn't want Sam scratching, and Bobby calls with a lead.
The next scene is a group of girls being held captive in a cage by a guy who uses his hand to weld it shut. Ooh, dragon dude. Kinda wish he was hot like those shifters in romance novels.
Dean goes to the professor Bobby refers him to, a lovely blonde who wants Bobby kicked in the jewels for something that is "his story to tell." She doesn't flinch when Dean talks about dragons. Instead, she tells him he needs a blade formed with dragon's blood. There are only 5 or 6 worldwide, but she has one in the basement. Except is bound to stone, and just like Excalibur needs a brave knight to free it.
The music as Dean steps up to the sword is hilarious, but Dean fails as the professor tries not to laugh. My husband said Sam may be able to do it because he's pure of heart.
Meanwhile, Sam calls Bobby wanting help looking for the dragon's lair. No caves around, so maybe there's something else that's "cold, dark and wet." Sam comes up with sewers. Sam asks Bobby what's wrong, but Bobby has a hard time, so he tells Sam it's nothing to do with him, and hangs up on him. Sam prays for Castiel, who appears. Oh, man, I get the feeling he's going to spill some beans. Oops, there he goes, telling Sam he was walking around with no soul, and he starts asking questions. Oh, damn.
Back at the professor's, Dean straps explosives to the rock over the professor's objections. And the blade is broken! Oops. Sam asks what to do with it, give it a booster? Dean admits he didn't want to have to get so close. They map out their plan, and Sam huffs out a sigh. You can tell he wants to talk to Dean about what Cass told him, but now's not the time.
They shine their flashlights around in a sewer, again harking back to earlier seasons. They see an altar with lit candles and are examining it when they hear someone calling for help. They find the trapped girls but when Sam pulls on the grate, he's thrown backward. The dragon man shows up and laughs at Dean's sword until it burns him. He asks where Dean got it and Dean says, "Comci Con."
The sword falls through the grate. Sam distracts the dragon while Dean tries to get it, but the dragon is joined by another. Sam kills the newcomer, but the older dragon disappears in a blast of air.
Is it me or are there a crap-ton of commercials?
Dean is sitting in the garage, reveling in the gold they found in the lair when Sam walks in, apologizing. Dean is making excuses for Sam's behavior, but Sam wants to make amends. He wants to know what he did, no matter how dangerous it is. Bobby interrupts, telling them they need to see something—the book they found in the lair, written on human skin, that describes a place from the back of your worst nightmares, Monsterland. Or, you know, Purgatory. The book talks about opening a door to bring something through, something called, "Mother of All."
Meanwhile, on a road somewhere, the older dragon dude meets up with someone else who has more kidnapped girls. They take one through the forest out on a rock cropping and fling her down into a fiery pit. She returns, beautiful and possessed, and ready to get started.
May I just say, "WOOT" and why did it take us so long to get here???
How did you like it?
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Author Notes: I haven't been very active on Food52 of late as I've been on a rather intense journey discovering the benefits of raw milk, lacto-fermentation and ancient grains—perhaps a bit out there for this crowd? But I came up with this recipe using raw cream, eggs straight from the farm, agave nectar and fennel pollen that tastes just like spring. The beautiful pink color comes from a puree of strawberries but there are also chunks of whole berry to add texture to the creamy base. - gluttonforlife —gluttonforlife
Food52 Review: You would think that the key ingredient in this ice cream would be the fragrant fennel pollen, but it's actually the agave nectar. It makes for a featherlight custard and a sweetness that recedes to the shadows, allowing all the attention fall on the berries. The fennel does its work, too, and we liked how gluttonforlife let it infuse the ice cream without overpowering it. If you can't get fennel pollen, don't sweat it -- just add ground anise seed or fennel seed in the same proportion. - A&M —The Editors
Makes: about 5 cups
cup heavy raw or organic cream
fat strips of lemon zest
teaspoon fennel pollen
teaspoon sea salt
large free-range eggs
cup plus 3 tablespoons agave nectar, separated
cups ripe strawberries, trimmed and halved
cup strawberries, trimmed and cut into chunks
juice of 1/2 lemon
- Combine cream, zest, fennel pollen and salt in a heavy saucepan and bring to a boil. Remove from heat and discard zest.
- Whisk eggs with 2/3 cup agave nectar in a bowl, then add hot cream in a slow stream, whisking constantly. Pour back into saucepan and cook over moderately low heat, stirring constantly, until slightly thickened and an instant-read thermometer registers 170°. Do not boil!
- Immediately pour custard through a fine sieve into a metal bowl, then cool to room temperature, stirring occasionally. Cover and chill until cold, at least 2 hours and up to 1 day.
- While custard is chilling, purée strawberries with lemon juice and remaining 3 tablespoons agave nectar until smooth, then force through fine sieve to remove seeds (or not, this step is optional) into chilled custard. Stir purée into custard.
- Freeze in ice-cream maker. About ¾ of the way through (time varies depending on your machine), stir in strawberry chunks. Finish freezing, then transfer to an airtight container and put in freezer to harden.
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