One vegetarian lasagna:
sauce: san marzano tomatoes cooked down over approximately 9 hours with balsamic, salt, dry herbs, black pepper.
mushrooms: portbellas grilled, then diced and spread as a single layer;
sauteed in butter: carrot, shallot, zucchini, lemon juice, black pepper spread within lasagna
cheese: fresh mozzarella
chard: swiss, lightly charred on the grill
Baked on one butter lined dish. ¶ 7:29 PM 0 comments
sauce: san marzano tomatoes cooked down over approximately 9 hours with balsamic, salt, dry herbs, black pepper.
mushrooms: portbellas grilled, then diced and spread as a single layer;
sauteed in butter: carrot, shallot, zucchini, lemon juice, black pepper spread within lasagna
cheese: fresh mozzarella
chard: swiss, lightly charred on the grill
Baked on one butter lined dish. ¶ 7:29 PM 0 comments
Andrew Sullivan and Time Magazine continue fearless journalism. In addition to covering the seldom told and globally important stories of the Congo, President Bush's hyper powerful executive branch, and others, Sullivan has long been the most authentic, tireless freedom champion anywhere.
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To think that jamming was a thing of the past...
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Mr. Mike Olson's succinct scenario for the future of software describes the loosely coupled, specialized dynamic that I hope will enrich me and other Sun investors: "Applications of the future...will be composed of small cooperating components, each specialized in a particular task, tied together on demand to perform a particular task." Those manifold applications give Sun's Schwartz a crisp one-liner: "Demand for what we build, for the technologies that power the network, will never cease."
If the communication structure behaves in that small, specialized, on-demand fashion, won't the org chart adapt to it?
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If the communication structure behaves in that small, specialized, on-demand fashion, won't the org chart adapt to it?
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PD's Paul Gullixson relays the local media's Sixth District picks to represent us:
Rep. Lynn Woolsey - Marin Independent Journal, Pacific Sun¶ 2:05 PM 0 comments
Assemblyman Joe Nation - Press Democrat, San Francisco Chronicle, Petaluma Argus-Courier, Sonoma Index-Tribune
More music--Ozomatli on Morning Becomes Eclectic--for your Memorial Day weekend; it's beautiful today.
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A small round-up of lively American writing.
"Along the way, though, we had to deal with Cairo traffic, which is to traffic what Iraq is to nation building -- with the added distraction that Egyptian pedestrians are utterly fearless when it comes to wading out into a major arterials, and utterly indifferent to any problems this may cause for the drivers bearing down on them. Egyptians in general don’t so much walk as glide (those ancient tomb painters knew their subjects) and watching a bunch of them weave their way among the cars zinging past is enormously entertaining, like watching a enormous chorus line do the cha cha.Billmon, All's Well That Ends Well
But I wasn’t in the mood for it. "
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“Hurry,” the cop said. And so we did – out into the hurricane of flesh and metal that is downtown Cairo.
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What kind of American tourist comes in and asks for a cash advance, leaves, and then immediately comes back and tries to change a small bill? I was acting desperate, and desperation is always grounds for suspicion.
Jack Balkin, A corrupt Congress is shocked to find a lawless Executive ¶ 9:31 AM 0 comments
...at the moment that we need the Congress most, it is feckless, corrupt, and venal.
