One fav way we cook salmon is to sandwich two fillets with skin on; put a little salt, pepper, slived shallots, lemon slices, and white wine between them; tie with roasting string; and bake. Sandwiching keeps it very moist. MS likes her salmon cooked through, I like mine fleshy and a wee bit rare.

Wow nice mark!

lol

"Don't 'Sun-Starve' your baby!" All righty then...

Actually if they want to immediately improve their search engine rankings, they should change their name to Ducking

@bachophile said in Is this like "A bit of pregnancy?": Problem meant to write event. But arrest passed the spell checker. Or else just a moron Or "heart attack."

@george-k Interesting. That’s much simpler that the photograph I saw of him with camera equipment.

https://twitter.com/LLinWood/status/1345525150020751360?s=20

@larry said in China has Mastered Weather Modifications: China can do anything. All hail your new rulers. https://foreignpolicy.com/2020/05/22/china-superpower-two-paths-global-domination-cold-war/

@copper said in Hurling Satellites Into Space: @moonbat said in Hurling Satellites Into Space: So... 10,000g I'll let you go first That's about 25 lb.

@kluurs said in Scary COVID story: Couple did everything right. Person doing haircut was COVID tested and kept window open while doing haircut - and still... Story They thought they did everything right. The beautician was in the the pre-symptomatic stage and already shedding virus. The test (most likely rapid)was most likely negative due to one of two factors: Not enough antigen to be detected at the time of testing. Or... Poor sampling technique. Just because somebody collects and runs a test, doesn't mean they do a decent job. COVID requires a deep nasal swab. If you don't go far enough, you get a lousy specinen and you can get false negatives.

Wow.

@jolly said in No asymptomatic spread?: As for the Lifesite website, it is admittedly biased, unlike the NYT, which claims it is not. I'll take admittedly biased, anyday. I like the site and will continue to link articles when I wish. As always, folks here are free to comment and discuss. I also find that sites like these also cover some things that do get ignored by MSM. Consider this: https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/fda-investigates-allergic-reactions-to-pfizer-covid-vaccine-after-more-healthcare-workers-hospitalized They may be wrong in their theory that PEG caused the problem, but the problem exists. I told you about it here, before the MSM had a single story. MSM in Canada have been regularly reporting about potential and actual vaccine reactions since at least December 12 following warnings from Health Canada to that effect. Being that your site is based in Canada, I suspect it's just trying to stay as relevant as its slightly godless and listless centrist and wholly godless and lifeless leftist competitors to which I consult for my information.

@george-k said in Meanwhile in Alabama: [image: 1609607154681-screen-shot-2021-01-02-at-11.05.26-am.png] People have been looking for patterns from the beginning...always based on politics....and they never hold. One of the great fallacies of this virus....and they are always from the “science” people.

@mik said in Chicago Teachers: The article below that about the circuit court clerk is interesting as well. A window on how not to transition. It's Crook County, man!

My personal impression is: beware... For more than 25 years China has silently been expanding its economical and military power at the expense of the US. Europe should be watching very carefully what it will get from or loose to China. It's better to have a deal than no deal (cfr. Brexit), but the outcome is still an enigma to me. And it wasn't a big topic in the news. Covid and Brexit seemed more important.

10 + 0 = 9 ?

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