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Revisiting the Changing Paleo Landscape in Real Food Starches, Resistant Starch, and “Nutritional” Ketosis

July 25, 2014 81 Comments

A few days back I somewhat reluctantly called out Nora Gedgaudas for what, in my judgement, is a resistance to various revelations that have come to pass over the last few years

Filed Under: General Tagged With: KETOSIS, low carb, Resistant Starch, Safe Starches

Nobody Is Safe

July 23, 2014 41 Comments

Right now, there are exactly 39 banner images with many more to follow. It's very digital. The image that serves up with each visit or reload either expresses part of my idea of a wild, natural, healthy human existence

Filed Under: General

Over Easy Omelet?

July 23, 2014 9 Comments

Take three eggs, separate the yolk from one, beat the other two plus the white. Make an omelet. When it's ready to fold, gently place your yolk in and just as gently, fold it over.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: omelet

Hit & Run: When Will We See The End Of Kings?

July 22, 2014 12 Comments

Is it just me? I only got this because, owing to flying airplane stuff, I get email alerts from my local peeps.

Hello everyone,

We have VIP movement in the area tomorrow in case you are flying. Please check the TFR’s and take caution.

Obama the Choom Master—probably with his Stupid Bitch in tow (that post is from 2007)—will be gracing our presence in their Public/Private B-747 tomorrow evening. Ever asked yourself why, since it’s “public property,” you couldn’t get within 100 yards of the thing—much less get a ride—even after a lifetime of paying your taxes, getting cancer, and it was your dying wish?

The answer, of course, is that it’s not “practical”—because then, everyone would want to be King, or minimally, graced by his presence—which is my point. Nobody ought ever be President. Or King. And nothing has changed in hundreds of years, materially. You are still a pawn subject, albeit with more stuff. Are you also a whore, whose mind can simply be bought with stuff and comforts?

Bread and Circuses, animals?

Our Presidents kills numbers of innocent folks around the world, and imprison numbers of domestic citizens over peaceful activities such as to make the Kings of the past blush so envious, they’d probably lock themselves up for 2 days and emerge with a very swollen member.

…So this is the state of The Land of the Free, now? If you intend on doing a Hundred Dollar Burger tomorrow (this is where you fly somewhere for lunch—uh, bikers do it too, only I think they call it the $100 coffee) just know: there’s an euphemism afoot. What do I mean by that? Remember when it went from Kentucky Fried Chicken to KFC? Well, VIP means: Very Important Person. Since you are more moral and upstanding than any President or King ever in the history of the planet—since I presume that you live your life in a voluntary, give-&-take dynamic with your fellow human animals the vast majority of the time, eschewing violence and force to get your way—doesn’t it seem ironic that you are not a Very Important Person…while those who kill, torture, and imprison the most are so Very Important? …Plus, you fly your own airplane if you got one…

What does that make you?

Is it that we live in this upside-down world where most people are just subjects, subject to domination by other humans, and that’s just the way it is? The VIPs used to be anointed by some things called sovereignty, The Divine Right of Kings, and whatnot. Since then, there’s this new App called Democracy. You get points for voting one way, and having the King do the other. Cool App. It’s amazing; because, while it’s wholly predictable, 0% of people who play it ever predict correctly. Now: that’s one killer, successful App. Best of all, it costs America, currently, about $1 Trillion in added National Debt, such that every person over the age of 18 gets to play it and be wrong every time, challenging them to play it again and again—because it’s NOT insane.

…President Barack Obama (and his Stupid Bitch) is scheduled to fly into San Francisco International Airport tomorrow for a short fundraising visit in the South Bay.

Obama is slated to arrive on Air Force One around 9 p.m. ahead of a Wednesday reception and luncheon to raise money for the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee at the Los Altos Hills home of Judy and George Marcus.

George Marcus is the founder of the real estate brokerage firm Marcus & Millichap.

Other dignitaries expected at the 10:15 a.m. fundraiser include House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi, Rep. Anna Eshoo, D-Palo Alto, and DCCC chairman Steve Israel.

According to an event invitation, ticket prices started at $10,000 for lunch and a photo with Obama. A $32,400 ticket includes entrance to a VIP reception, lunch and a photo.

Protesters supporting net neutrality plan to demonstrate outside the presidential visit between 9:30 a.m. and 11 a.m. Wednesday.

The group, organized by MoveOn.org, is urging Obama to support unrestricted, equal access to the Internet.

Organizers have said they are demanding Obama keep his promise to preserve the “open Internet” and publicly state that he supports the Federal Communications Commission treating the Internet as a public utility.

Net neutrality advocates have been rallying against FCC chairman Tom Wheeler’s proposal to create a two-tiered system that would allow service providers to offer faster connection speeds for fee-paying content providers and a second, slower speed for others.

Obama will continue onto Los Angeles on an early Wednesday afternoon flight from SFO to end a three-day West Coast fundraising trip.

He will be in Seattle today before flying to the Bay Area.

At my old, getting cantankerous by the day, 53, I am really getting to loath privilege, per se.

I get treated like royalty by friends, family…everywhere I go. Somehow, I get away with writing scathing rebuke as you see in the foregoing while still being treated as I would like to treat most others. Golden Rule.

I’m but one anecdote, but I’ve been doing this for 22 years and have no intention of letting up.

Have you ever considered that when you read my balderdash and get a visceral rise that makes you uncomfortable—unless you either lash out at me, dismiss me, or whatever—that you simply lack my experience? Do you understand that when I see some of you doing that, I remember what it was like to think like that 20-30 years ago, and I’ve received judgement ever since, daily?

Do you live your one and only life in fear and trepidation over what others might think or feel? Do you recoil at the fear someone might have the temerity to JUDGE you? I judge people every day, and I’m anxious to take in the judgements of others, for 22 years, and it’s nearly daily. In this way, I get to practice the dialectic of Thesis –> Antithesis –> Synthesis. Those who judge and criticize me are ultimately far more valuable than those who applaud me.

After all, if there is a Heaven and Hell, I most assuredly want to go where all the cool cats are going to be. At least I’ll get lots of schooling on how I could have been cooler.

…My idea of eternal torture is waking up with an awful hangover every morning. It’s quite a lot better, in my view, than waking up and having to don robes, to go sit at the feet of some VIP in worship.

Filed Under: General

Taking an Accounting of the Folks You Do Business With

July 21, 2014 2 Comments

Tom Brokaw was wrong. It's not "The "Greatest Generation." It is—literally—the most entitled feeling generation in the history of planet Earth.

Filed Under: General

Juxtaposition: Dallas & Melissa Hartwig vs. Nora Gedgaudas

July 19, 2014 59 Comments

Way back when, I took a first-impression dislike to Dallas, Melissa and the Whole 9.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: low carb, Resistant Starch

Apple Cider Pork Chops Sous Vide

July 17, 2014 6 Comments

Last time I did double-cut, bone in pork chops sous vide it was the Jack Daniel's recipe fron chef James Briscione. This time, this one.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: sous vide

Juxtapositions in Image

July 16, 2014 12 Comments

Just reload about every 10 seconds. I think there are at least 2 dozen thousand-word pics, now.

Filed Under: General

One Neolithic Mind At A Time

July 16, 2014 17 Comments

All in a day's and decade's work. I do take note that it's typically the educated folks who come around easiest. Any ideas why?

Filed Under: General Tagged With: anarchy

Blog Redesign

July 15, 2014 13 Comments

You may have noticed I’ve done a bunch of design stuff over the last few days.

But I wanted to change the header image, so finally got to it today. I think I have about 6 now, and they load up randomly. I’ll be adding more pictures-worth-a-thousand-words over time (do reloads or click different internal links to see what’s there now). Suggestions or submissions welcome…but I only work with images that are a minimum of 940px wide.

I’ve done it all myself, but one thing I’ve not been able to figure out is that I want to put the title and tagline above the header image, and in a single line. Same background color code as the menu (with white text), so that it sort of creates a boundary area above and below. Seems to me that all I need to do is apply padding of 30px or so to the header image, set background color, and go from there; but nothing I try works.

Anyone has tips, appreciated; or, if it’s more than off the cuff, I’m happy to PP some bucks.

Update: Thanks for the help. As you can see, I got steered in the right direction. Just a bit of custom CSS code did the trick.

Filed Under: General

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