Boris Ogon

Having discovered the existence of budae-jjigae, I feel a novel sense of purpose.

One can't get fancy stuff like that from the local food pantry here.

(In Romeoville, Illinois, which I'm mildly surprised to learn hasn't suffered a newsworthy explosion since 2016.)

It's kind of an an insult to the Scheme/Lisp/etc. catch-throw methods.

Don't medbeds handle steatorrhea?

The landlady heard a news item on the (presumably car) radio and now thinks it important that I seek out a course of JYNNEOS. I was hoping that the waning of the BCG fixation would signal a trend, but no.

In related news, it seems likely that I will only be leaving the house twice this month.

Amusingly, the app yet continues to increase in base size after installation.

There must be something reasonably resembling an object-oriented approach here, but it sure isn't in the commerce modules that link out.

With any sustained interaction, it needs to be force-quit about once a minute.

Some random GMC dealer in the mix now.

I am now hell-bent on finding out how far it's possible to proceed in this without giving them a penny. Download snd then uninstall Chime all day? Dare me.

It's much easier to fall asleep to the lullaby-like soundtrack than it is to wake back up to it.

This appears to be a cute instantiation of a many-tentacled network of absolute crap that just hopes to nickel-and-dime you to death.

My dear paternal aunt, when I last saw her aThanksgiving several years ago before COVID and a hip fracture, seemed to be OK with matching games and unlimited Salems.

In fairness to white rice, if parboiled (think Uncle Ben's), it can be enriched.

This promptly turned into a morass of looking at Impact Factor proxies and so forth yesterday, but maybe I'll backtrack. There's a lot of material.

Meijer has Yahtzee score cards on sale this week, but I think my remaining supply will be adequate.

L-rd, I've been sucked into the game "Cat Magic School," which may be much *too* soothing.

Pretty basic resource allocation task.

But were this to be put to a plebiscite of those with psychiatric disagnoses, I hope it wouldn't take over a minute to state the question in the voting booth.

("Sciences" in the overlaid text rather than "signs of" suggests automation, but whatever.)

Someone saying "or someone claiming to be a gang stalking individual" is pretty amusing coming from someone alleging to be a consortium.

That reminds me that I've been meaning to reread "The Day of St. Anthony's Fire," about the 1951 outbreak of ergotism in Pont-Saint-Esprit.

Guess the Dodgers should've pitched to Guerrero.

YouTube video by Banjo Metal Nation (Dom Gaudeaux) TURKEY IN THE STRAW (BANJO METAL)

I was hoping for a comparable "Pick a Bale of Cotton," but it'll do.

youtu.be/Nc3RQwsdAT0

Ouijaphobia! From Swedenborg To The Ouija Board How the Ouija board, rooted in philosophies with no room for a Devil, regarded as safe enough for Normal Rockwell, became a prime target of Satanic Panic.

www.patheos.com/blogs/thezen...

Of course it's wholesome.

From the SideProject community on Reddit: I made a site that can remove the paywall for most news and blog websites. It works by showing users an archived version of the article. RemovePaywall.com Explore this post and more from the SideProject community

I think the former includes the latter in its results. Please pardon the R*ddit.

www.reddit.com/r/SideProjec...

Um, OK, but that's not what Julian Dates are, and the U.S. Naval Observatory is under the impression that "today" is JD 2,460,980.

Maybe a different name would be appropriate.

That provides... an archived version of the paywalled article. Stat+ is always a hard find.

I don't imagine that it is straightforward, but that's while I'll try to hit Pubmed later. It's a good observation to have made, as far as I'm concerned.

I recall this quite well. The Healthline effort was more of a sigh.

I can't root around in Pubmed until later in the day, but I'm guessing EFA intake might be rather important in this context.