Lobster Thermidor Roll with Gruyere Lobster Bisque Cheese Soup. The lobster came with unexpected roe, so the roll also has Lobster Roe Compound Butter in addition to the lobster filling, and is topped with melted Gruyere as well.
Lobster Thermidor Roll with Gruyere Lobster Bisque Cheese Soup. The lobster came with unexpected roe, so the roll also has Lobster Roe Compound Butter in addition to the lobster filling, and is topped with melted Gruyere as well.
Got a whole lobster, combining nearly every idea I heard for it into one thing: Lobster Roll Thermidor Au Bisque www.twitch.tv/jovialjovian
As a geologist this is... depressingly accurate.
If farmers want workers, they're going to need to make better wage offers until the workers show up, and then pass the cost along to customers. And then customers flee, and the farm sells to a corporate conglomerate. And that's the end-goal, more concentration of wealth.
Many jobs are dangerous, many jobs are harder than they need to be due to out-dated equipment. Typically the company makes up for that with better pay. Oil rigs are a *terrible* work environment, and extremely dangerous, but the pay is excellent, so they have no issues finding workers.
They *really* want a Reichstag, but they aren't willing to burn it down themeselves. Thus all the provocations.
Just yesterday he said he'd "fixed crime" in DC...
He's not crystal clear about anything, he speaks in rambling word-salad.
So... why hasn't he been arrested for illegally employing undocumented immigrants? Isn't that like, the flip side of this whole thing?
The low pay is the big issue. There would be workers if the pay was good, just like there are for any hard labor. But many farms have become dependent on under-paid immigrant labor, and now simply can't imagine paying real wages for labor, instead they demand "a solution."
Hitler was also democratically elected...
extremely dapper
He needed to find a liberal city with a lot of black people, but in a red state, so he doesn't have to fight with the governor.
I would guess it happened when he was making no appearances for several days.
Defending authoritarian power-grabs in other countries is part and parcel of establishing their own. If actions identical to their own are condemned in democracies abroad, the question will be raised why they are not being condemned here. They seek to create global precedent, to forgive themselves.
WEIRD HOW THE COMMUNITY CONNECTS BETTER WITH A WEIRD LITTLE GUY THAN WITH SPIDER-MAN. Sorry for shouting.
Nevermind the endless vilification of and calls for violence against the left, coming from the right. Nevermind that three children were also shot in Colorado yesterday. Nevermind that anyone with any agenda can get a gun at a moment's notice in America.
I've heard the conspiracy theories, but I'm not going to buy into them because the evidence is extremely circumstantial. Based on available hard evidence, yes there was.
Aside from the fact that they've been actively confiscating privately-owned guns in D.C. 2A isn't sacred to the leadership, they know it's got to go eventually if they want to keep being fascists.
Oh, they'll pick up *somebody* likely a political pawn that will advance their existing agenda.
America isn't reeling, America has already moved on. They've spent so long normalizing gun violence in America that the general reaction today is: "Ho-hum, another public shooting." Sure, there's a lot of *performative* outrage, but that's politics, not shock from the actual violence.
There was literally an assassination attempt on then-candidate Trump for fuck's sake. Tensions have been at a fever pitch and repeatedly spilling over into violence for years. Get your heads out of your asses, @reuters.com and look around at the world you live in.
We have masked goons kidnapping people off the streets, armed soldiers patrolling cities that the President is politically opposed with. The most naked power-grab in history being signed off by the most nakedly corrupt court in history. But *this* is your watershed? What's different about Kirk?
This was an abhorrent act of violence, but is hardly coming out of nowhere. His own rhetoric was highly inflammatory, as has been the rhetoric spewing from the right for years. Just a few days ago the President of the United States threatened to invade and burn down Chicago.
*This* is your watershed moment? Not the assassination of Rep. Hortman and her husband and the attempted assassination of Sen. Hoffman and his wife? Not the armed assault on the nation's capitol on Jan. 6, 2021? No, *this* the death of a pundit, that's where you think we've hit a turning point?
T-pose to assert dominance.
Capitalism is strangling innovation with its bare hands.
Menomonie does not produce electricity, it's part of the regional grid. The Menomonie City Council's decision to permit this will impact on the electrical grid for the surrounding municipalities, which have had no say in it. The area has also been grappling with water supply issues, due to PFAS.
Snuck his raw-milk thing in there, cleverly hidden as "Remove barriers preventing small dairy operations from processing and selling their own milk products locally."
But of course, that would mean accepting that whites would become a smaller proportion of the population, which is where the racism comes in. And rethinking the economy so that we aren't dependent on a massive pool of impoverished serfs is unthinkable. 🙃
This is just an extension of the overall extreme racist nationalism of the US far-right extremists. Declining birth rates in the US are only an issue if we also aggressively exclude immigration. Immigrants can, would, and have been easily making up for the shortfall, and US population is stable.
Many people took that oath. Many are betraying it now.
He understands the idea of privilege, and that he can attend in a place of honor, and thus wants to take up that space so that someone else cannot be there. That's the underlying mentality of the rich, they want things that others can't have, even if they don't enjoy it.
Chill cooking today, 'cause I can't handle anything else at this point. Midnight Salmon Spaghetti www.twitch.tv/jovialjovian
Peanut butter is already savory.
it's really too bad that Obama was having so much fun with his AUMF drone strikes that he forgot to get around to repealing the AUMF...
Yes, and Republicans have been saying "we're not the world's police" since the Obama years.
but that vote from Congress never went away, the Authorization for Military Force is still in effect, explicitly allowing the President to deploy the military against foreign targets without a Declaration of War from Congress, so long as he says "terrorism"
Turns out that the 2001 Authorization for the Use of Military Force that was supposed to track down the 9/11 perpetrators actually gave the President the power to carry out un-declared wars at a whim so long as he says the word "terrorism" at least once.
They want the cheap loans, but also want a booming economy, which again are opposite things. Really, what they want is a rate cut followed by an immediate economic boom. This is not what the Fed wants, it wants stability, so there is a lot of tension and uncertainty.
Trouble is, rate cuts are meant to stimulate a weak economy, but rate increases are meant to reign back inflation We have both, thanks to Trump, so the Fed is in a bind Investors want lower rates for cheap borrowing, but also rely on customers having money to shop at the businesses they invest in.
declining in fact
and by "luck" you mean Daddy bought them an admission?
what's stopping you from having guns? they haven't outlawed them yet.
Some think that the rich and powerful will survive, and forge new feudal kingdoms from the ashes. Others desire the Biblical rapture, and seek to hasten its arrival.
Vividly hallucinate? I don't think that part is normal.
You can do it!
He does not.
The written word is humanity's greatest invention. It is the power to pass along both knowledge and imagination, defying both space and time.
Fortunately, bubbles never burst.
Now, I did read further. It breaks down into petroleum hydrocarbons when exposed to salt, which are definitely not benign. And given that salt is the activator, it cannot be used for most food containers, which are a large portion of plastic waste.
Things do not disppear just because we cannot see them. What does it dissolve into, what happens to the material once it's mixed into seawater? And, if it dissolves in seawater, what does it do if used to contain liquids? Or in humid weather? The article raises far more questions than it answers.
The circles are centered on the weather stations. Not entirely sure the cause here, but I know for the Dopplar Radar systems, they detect noise close to the station from ground clutter and migrating birds. This is probably similar, detecting air particulates at lower altitude near the station?
Best evidence against God: that cross she wears hasn't burned a hole in her sternum.
Article 1, Section 4: "The Times, Places and Manner of holding Elections for Senators and Representatives, shall be prescribed in each State by the Legislature thereof; but the Congress may at any time by Law make or alter such Regulations, except as to the Places of chusing Senators." Seems clear.
Hey, white people come from much nicer places than Hungary as well!
We've crossed the tipping point, "woke" has completely zero meaning.
Most of them, yes. Which is why there has been so much chaos. But watch the back row, the quiet ones.
*Villify
I do not think we can ascribe this to incompetence. This is a deliberate destruction as laid out in their written manifesto. Kennedy is certainly not competent to lead HHS, but he doesn't need to be, because that was never the goal. The goal was to annihilate it.
if Gavin Newsom is the Democratic nominee in 2028, Republicans will win again.
Don't worry, SCOTUS will issue a one-word, no explanation shadow ruling that restores the tariffs. Or maybe we'll get a special actual case ruling where they "reinterpret" (ie. completely ignore the plain text of) article 1 to give the President sole tariff authority.
are major donors to DeSantis's campaign funds, and made an additional $10k to the Florida Republican Party in June. They then received over $6M in contracts from DeSantis for site logistics. This is bribery, and DeSantis should be impeached, but the Republicans in the legislature were also bribed.
Actually, I can be more specific. Under the Florida Division of Emergency Management, the governor was empowered to bypass normal appropriations and legislative oversight to speed construction. IRG Global Emergency Management and it's parent company Access Restoration Services US, Inc.
Embezzelment.
You don't think DeSantis will abuse his authority and interfere with the election? It's not like anyone is checking up on those kind of things anymore...
Embezzelment. It's easy. So many policital leaders are also neck-deep in private businesses, they can just hire themselves or their cartel associates to do the work, and make up whatever numbers for the "cost." And if that's not available, just pick whoever "donates" the most. It's naked corruption.
Also, clinical trials are part of the process to create new treatments. This is part and parcel of the strangling off of scientific and medical advancement in the US. We're already being left behind, and now we're also coming to a standstill.
Being forced out
“Not that I don’t have – I would – the right to do anything I want to do. I’m the president of the United States." That's the line right there. He already sees himself as a Dictator, that he can do anything with impunity.
"Birth rates plummeting" "Best hope for survival" There's billions of humans, and the population is going up. He's not worried about human extinction, he's worried about having the "right kind" of people, ie: not brown people.
How can these "smart" people be so consistently stupid? Ah, of course, their brains are poisoned by money and greed.
i misread that as "wash the blood out of the yarn" and was *very* concerned.
wow, I don't think I've ever seen such cryptic plumage, especially around the face!
Real respect is hard-earned, fragile, and easily lost. That's why these comments that any average person would just let slide over them sting you so badly, because you know deep down these are honest thoughts. I encourage you to engage and empathize with your critics, rather than withdraw.
Mr. Cuban, what you seem to be failing to grasp here is that the general public does not view "having a lot of money" as a moral virtue, a sign of intelligence, or worthy of any kind of respect. I think you've surrounded yourself with too many paid yes-men and it's skewed your view of respect.
Because one thing you can't buy is actual respect. Oh sure, you can get fake respect from people in your employ, but you always know they're not really being honest, just telling you what you want to hear. What Mark wants to hear is praise from people he doesn't own, because that would be real.
Indefinite shutdown, actually collapse the functions of government, see how long Trump's sycophants stay by his side when they're not getting paid.
Veal gruyere baozi with red wine chili sauce. They deflated a little, but the flavors are on point.
New Fridge, Who Dis? Making Baozi today. www.twitch.tv/jovialjovian
"Some restrictions" on safe, effective, life-saving medicine. That's the world they're creating for us, one where basic medicines are withheld at the whims of the ruling class.
Heroin. it was heroin, not meth.
Desperate people, living hand-to-mouth, just barely scraping by, dependent on the generosity of their employers? That's serfdom. That's the goal. You don't *have* to work, but if you don't, you'll starve. So don't complain about the working conditions, take whatever scraps are offered.
The Senate should revoke its confirmation.
If that was a deal breaker, then the entire cabinet and 2/3 of the supreme court would also be impeachable. Sounds like a plan.
What really irks me is how *close* the Chemtrail weirdos are to actually hitting on the real issue, but then they dodge around the pollutants and focus on... the clouds. To be clear, MAHA doesn't irk me, it infuriates me.
This from the man who explicitly said "Don't take medical advice from me." He's an even worse disaster than we all thought he would be. Utterly deranged.
An unexpected $200 medical bill, not something most Americans can cover.
Hm, fair. Though I don't think Osmotics are ready for prime time. And the Trojan plant was from the 70s, nuclear technology has advanced by leaps and bounds since then, and should be a part of our national electricity portfolio. Diversity of generation is the key, we can't rely on a magic bullet.
Hence the gerrymandering...
I'm certain hospitals will still offer vaccinations, but insurers will now be emboldened to deny coverage. So only those with cash on hand to cover the shots will be able to get them.
So, after screaming for years that it should be a personal choice whether to get vaccinated, they're now telling us that no, it's actually not a personal choice after all. So now I, who works with the public, cannot get vaccinated to protect myself and others, even though I want to.
Ok...?
I would, but only occasionally, and would only wish to see it as an option, never as a default.
There are in *some* states...
Wait, “The difference between this 20-day period of this federal surge and last year represents an 87% reduction in carjackings.” Aside from that being... and insane comparison; There's been 1/8th as many carjackings in the past 20 days as in all of 2024? That's a HUGE increase in carjackings!
The Columbia is already generating electricity, it's been dammed in several places, and dams generate far more power than Osmotics have any hope of achieving.
Yes, of course, but I was making a generalization. You could also have pointed out that south Texas is not ideal, despite being on the Gulf coast. Point is, placement is more complex than simply "next to an ocean"
"worry that employing them this way will come at a cost." Like... paying National Guard salaries instead of Grounskeeper wages? Like... wasting their time, leaving them unprepared in the event of an actual emergency? This would be hilarious if it wasn't all so terrifying.