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November 21, 2007

Open For Eating Thread: BIG MEAT

Between the kid and real estate, we were seriously considering eating out for Turkey Day. In the end, we've ended up shelling $$s for some promising-looking pre-glazed ham from Central Market, and I'm making a couple of things to go with it. Mama can't manage to cook much except when the kid's asleep, and even then it takes luck.

Tomorrow I plan on taking in the Horns/Aggies game in addition to maybe a little eating.

Posted by Jon Kay at November 21, 2007 10:23 PM
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The ham came out pretty good, though it took 2 hours to heat, decidedly more than the 30-45 min the online reheating instructions suggested.

I'm not happy about the Aggies-Longhorn game. It's pretty hard to win a game if you're only really there during the last quarter. As I wrote earlier, this year's Longhorn football team has problems. Over the year it's mutated from criminality to unevvenness onfield.

Life's certainly changed. The kid's gone high maintenance in the last few days, meaning I had to do ALL the cooking instead of the 1/3rdish before his birth. And it was cute watching the Kid try to grab the not-quite-near-enough bowl of chocolate truffles.

Recently, his biggest obsession has been with my digital clock. He likes it better than the others in the house because I have the big-type kind, so I can read it without glasses.

Posted by: Jon Kay at November 24, 2007 01:54 AM

I read a great article at Sci Amer about computer monitors and eye problems. I think this month.

Here is an interesting report on Syrian nuke facilities. The question to ask the international community is how good their ability is to detect parts of a global strategy by our adversaries to build a bomb. With Chavez talking nuclear power and AQ Khan possibly still in business, what real Intel is being pushed by the anti-proliferation wing? For those bitching about Musharraf, Syria has been under emergency rule since 1963.

Many are still talking about the risk of loose nukes in Pak, but little has been said about reports of Bush placing nuke observers in Pak after 9/11. Perhpas we should ask Berger what he thinks....

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