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On a fish kick this week as Janet is out in the evenings supporting the high school musical. Last night was grilled mahi mahi with grilled sweet peppers and sugar snap peas. A big plate of very healthy food for 300 calories.
Tonight is, from one of my favorite recipe sites:
@LuFins-Dad said in I want this.:
@Nunatax said in I want this.:
Two words: robot mower
A roomba with sharpened blades. What can go wrong?
For one thing they're REALLY easy to steal from your front yard.
As i said about Prima Deion...
"The only people who seemed confident Sanders would be a top 10 selection in this draft were Sanders and his agents/PR team," Baumgardner wrote. "He had opportunities at the Shrine Bowl and the combine to compete and prove he was ready to lead an NFL team right away next season, and he opted against both â instead claiming his college tape was all NFL teams needed to see. It wasnât, and frankly, his approach to this predraft process should be a lesson in what not to do for future quarterbacks. You cannot simply declare yourself something you arenât and hope nobody checks you on it."
A note from Bugs Bunny At The Symphony creator and conductor George Daugherty: «Did you ever wonder just how many musical notes back up Elmer Fudd when he sings "Kill Da Wabbit, Kill Da Wabbit, Kill Da Wabbit" in "What's Opera, Doc?" Well, here it is . . . and the orchestration as arranged by Milt Franklyn is as full and packed as was the original by Richard Wagner (from his opera "Die Walkure.") The Looney Tunes creators weren't messing around!!! And this is just four bars of the massive Bugs/Elmer/Wagnerian score!!! These scores are very dense, this is what our conductor looks at all night during Bugs Bunny at the Symphony, and there are many hundreds of page turns! The authenticity and grandeur of the musical arrangements are what makes "What's Opera, Doc?", "The Rabbit of Seville," and the others so hilarious when pitted again the onscreen antics. And this musical authenticity played by a huge orchestra, as originally dreamed up by the great Carl Stalling, is what gives the Looney Tunes their unmistakable signature sound. (Warner Bros. was the only studio to use their full Warner Bros. Orchestra of 80-90 or more musicians to record for the animated shorts. The rest of the studios used a reduced "studio orchestra" for their shorts, including Disney and MGM/Tom & Jerry.) "What's Opera, Doc?" is an absolute miracle as it takes the iconic themes from Wagner's four Ring Cycle operas (Das Rheingold, Die WalkĂŒre, Siegfried and GötterdĂ€mmerung), plus four more . . . Tannhauser, Lohengrin, The Flying Dutchman, and Rienzi . . .8 nights total . . . and presents it all in 6 minutes and 23 seconds!!!
@Doctor-Phibes said in Will we have a free election in 28? Or even 26?:
the Canadians really want to be part of the US
Said no Canadian ever.
Some friends.
I wonder how much cultural blindness had to do with many of the partitions of de-colonization. Seems like a great idea to the admittedly ethnocentric Brits, never considering whether it would be accepted by the partionees.
I can see not making Sanders a number one pick. Too much of his dad in him. Don't need prima deions.
So the Steelers pass on a QB, and the Bengals pick a low performing, high potential edge rusher. The fans here are not amused. Saints pick a very solid tackle.
Our efforts in that respect should be targeted to industries that are a matter of national security. Steel, minerals, energy, chips etc. I agree with stopping the flow of fentanyl, but there is no serious history of success in stopping drugs from coming in. too much demand.
A military backed coup is theoretically possible in the US, but it wonât be for Trump. You can take that to the bank.
We're already seeing that he responds to public leanings. I think you'd be looking at wholesale revolt.
