@wtg said in Conflicted: The father told Pioneer Press he supports Trump “in many ways,” but he doesn’t support the massive sweep of people based on their ethnicity. As a Trump supporter, he's had to overlook a magnitude of egregious behavior that calls into question his judgement, and dare I say, morals. How do these people turn a blind eye to the despicable things the painted one has said and done is beyond me.

Snow and ice all over around here. Put the car in the garage and otherwise I’m ignoring it.

I looked at the ingredients list on the bag and as UPF foods go it’s not the worst but the stuffing I used to make is much cleaner. I start by making cornbread, for example. But I’m not allowed to cook much any more and unless I’m doing dishes Sharon really rather I stayed out of her kitchen. I have half a shelf in the fridge where I’m allowed to store “my food” and if it doesn’t fit I put it in the basement freezer. By the end of next year I plan to have a proper kitchen in the basement which should make things easier in winter. In summer I cook outdoors. We’ve been married 50 years. This is how it’s done.

This looks like a good possibility. Basically an egg and veggie pie, with the crust being made of grated potatoes. Video won't play here, but you can click on the Link to video. Link to video RECIPE AND INGREDIENTS: Ingredients: Potatoes — 1 kg Butter — 3 tbsp (2 for the dish, 1 melted for brushing) Eggs — 5 (1 white for crust, 4 for filling) Salt — to taste Cream — 300 ml Feta — 100 g Parmesan — 50 g Spinach — 100 g Red bell pepper — 1 Olives — 80 g Flour — 2 tbsp Dried garlic, oregano — to taste Olive oil — for frying Preparation: Grate potatoes, salt, and let sit for 15 minutes. Squeeze out the liquid, spread evenly in a buttered, parchment-lined form. Brush with melted butter and bake for 20 minutes at 200°C. Brush with whipped egg white and bake for 3 more minutes at 180°C. Mix eggs, cream, feta, and parmesan. Sauté spinach, add to the mixture. Fry diced pepper and olives with garlic and oregano, combine with the filling. Add flour, pour into the crust, and bake 25–35 minutes at 180°C. Result: A golden, crispy potato base with creamy, cheesy vegetable filling — comforting, flavorful, and truly homemade.

I think that’s firmly in ‘if you have to ask’ territory.

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@Daniel said in Ukraine “peace plan”: I want peace in Ukraine. I don't want Ukraine to be given membership in NATO, either. But that's just me. Ben-Gvir and Smotrich want peace in Gaza too. Everyone wants peace. But under what terms?

Replacing the mass storage (SSD) chip in an iPhone 17 Pro: Link to video

I weaned myself off caffeine a dozen years ago after frightening chest pain that I interpreted as a heart attack, but tests proved it was something like GERD. I had been drinking lots of tea daily. Then I went into strictly herbal teas for a long time. I discovered that coffee didn’t cause a bad reaction, so I have one or two cups a day. I seem to be fine.

@Mik Thanks. Now we know how to hit 98!!

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@Daniel Your story of the trike accident really shook me. It’s a miracle you came through it so well, thanks to your gymnastics training. I should learn how to fall since I’ve had two serious bike accidents — i.e. resulting in broken bones. Anyway, if the chain falls off a front chain wheel — this is assuming the bike has a rear derailleur, but maybe it works on others too — you position your stick-tool above the lower run of the chain and drag it forward and around the chain wheel (counterclockwise). The stick keeps your hand away from the chain wheel teeth that could pinch you. The spring in the derailleur allows slack in the chain that facilitates this maneuver. I’ve often wanted to show this trick to some poor kid whose chain had fallen off and dreaded a long walk home.

Historic object obviously. Hopefully it will go to a museum.

The prints are beautiful! Senior theses are printed on one page with its opposite left blank, as well. Lol.

4,200 people disappeared by ICE Link to video

@AndyD said in About that White House ballroom and the East Wing: Corporate Trump I'm afraid. His taste appears to be extreme 'new money'. I guess you had to be there but in '80's New York there were a group of new money families who were venerated to the nth degree. Reagan came into office and the country was inundated with the myth of getting what you earned no matter who you were or how you started. And, likewise, being to blame for any lack of opportunity or misfortune you might suffer. None of these families lasted very long as others have in the past. Note Trump's multiple bankruptcies. Of course, Trump got nowhere on his own merits. He grew up in an upper-middle class neighborhood in Queens. You can hear his Queens accent, but any notion of class clearly went over his head.