I find Niman Ranch Heritage Pork Butt is a good start.
I simply roast a chunk of this with onions and sweet peppers. Deglaze and reduce with say Dry Marsala.
I also throw in while roasting a thick slice of smoked bacon!
Roast potatoes strewn around the skillet.
You can start out and season it Italian or Mediterranean style.
This type of dish is then flexible for leftovers, meaning also for other styles of quisine calling for pork, not just sandwiches:
Mexican, Chinese, Indian, etc.
You can also post cooking marinade it refridgerated in various ways or styles as I have noted in the past, with leftover various pickle juices, to approximate various salami, pate, and sausage styles. One of my favorites is sauerkraut juice. Do not add salt to the initial roast if contemplating marinading.
BOOMERBUSTER
OLD CELLO
Tuesday, July 10, 2018
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ED BOYLE CLASSIC RANT RE ETHNICITY NATIONALISM WAR
I suppose he could have told him if the war was over years later. We used to all come from small ethnically tightly identified groups with strict religious observation. If you read James Joyce you get the feeling of his being stifled from anearly dead culture. Right wing orthodox judaism and saudi cultur has similar effect. Times havechanged and prejudices have loosened but can never disappear. We are in a conservative phase where rots are important. Childhood memory is a great thing whether from center of politics or edge most families were strongly effected by historical occurrences. I only can trace that personally back in my irish and my wife's german/russian roots back to 1870s emiigration to USA and Russia post famine/franco prussian war. Each war/revolution in russia//England/canada threw someone in another trauma. I left America in 1989. I lost my desk job through great financial crisis but Ihave so much benefit from this change in life. Crisis brings growth. Stultifying cultural, national atmosphere teaches little. Europe is now, like America with Trump in an identity crisis. The 60s were result of post colonial, post hitlerian antiracial politics. Now they have been taken ad absurdum and are being fought. Identity is needed in dire financial and crisis times and the left insists on continues linearly forward, instead of taking a deep breath as the rest of the globe, china, russia, arabs heed their identities. The jewish identity is still strong. Hold onto it without defensiveness. Times will certainly get worse before they get better in this respect. If WWII ws focused on jews in Europe the current conflicts have Israel/arabs/iran/russia//USA. The solution to the last war was jewish statehood. Now it is drawing the region into numerous wars through jewish american support -neo cons- of proisrael policy without regard to American interest. Never Again is then an over aggressive battle cry which boomerangs, leading to similar results as before. Of course everywhere in boomer generation idealistic extremism reigns. Lets hope we can survive this crisis phase of history better than last one through cool heads, perhaps chinese and Russian(whose crisis passed in 90s).
RE OLD CELLO NO COMMENTS EVER
You would think someone would bother to post a comment, at least chew to me out for even posting pictures of this piece of shit....Something like, say: "Bad German cello, you idiot." or "Hunk of badly damaged piece of merdre." or "Mierda."
I even posted images of the interior, for those of you, who are not diagnostic geniuses like Bein Fushi, Dario, John, who can glance at an exterior and opine maker and year.
Or even a dendrochronologist, those redoubtable mavens of attribution, on closer inspection of the exterior, "French, 1900s."
Maybe it's the old Stradivari cello that "fell off the back of a truck", in this scenario a stagecoach..., in Winter, in Russia, in 1800 something, and was never recovered! Maybe it fell off the Brandenburg Gate!
I even posted images of the interior, for those of you, who are not diagnostic geniuses like Bein Fushi, Dario, John, who can glance at an exterior and opine maker and year.
Or even a dendrochronologist, those redoubtable mavens of attribution, on closer inspection of the exterior, "French, 1900s."
Maybe it's the old Stradivari cello that "fell off the back of a truck", in this scenario a stagecoach..., in Winter, in Russia, in 1800 something, and was never recovered! Maybe it fell off the Brandenburg Gate!
But no, in all these years, not a comment.
This post is dedicated to Scarlett.
This post is dedicated to Scarlett.
WHIGGISH DYLAN MATTHEWS TYPE COUNTERFACTUAL CUBA
Friday, May 26, 2017
RE DK CURRENT POST AND MY COMMENT
The thing I remember, 5 years younger tomorrow, more than JFK's ignominious death, was nuclear so called preparedness duck and cover, early 1960s.
With the benefit of Whiggish hindsight, we would all have been much better off had we taken Cuba at the time of Jackson, when we had the chance.
Then I, and you, would not have been having to do duck and cover a hundred and fifty years later, or JFK have been blundering into a Bay of Pigs...
With the benefit of Whiggish hindsight, we would all have been much better off had we taken Cuba at the time of Jackson, when we had the chance.
Then I, and you, would not have been having to do duck and cover a hundred and fifty years later, or JFK have been blundering into a Bay of Pigs...
DYLAN MATTHEWS DK
"...Views like Matthews'--and his citations show how many contemporary academic historians are pushing them--cannot form the basis for renewing our allegiance to the United States. They are parallel, in a bizarre way, to the views of the southern slaveholders in 1861 who said that they had to rewrite the American Constitution to make sure that it protected slavery anywhere within the new Confederacy. They, like he, were arguing that because that document (as they understood, better than he) did not reflect their values on this issue, it deserved no respect. For those of us who believe that the American tradition, however flawed, still provides the only way forward for our diverse nation, this is frightening. And it is all the more frightening because it represents a trend among the Left, which, so far, is definitely the losing side in the present crisis. Like the white Southerners in the Civil War and Reconstruction, the Left today is not moving towards more centrist positions to broaden its appeal. It is doubling down on identity politics and the rejection of American traditions, just as they did on white supremacy...." DK
Matthews' views, it seems to me, are much more similar to the radical abolitionists' views, on the very far left actually, whose position Lincoln ultimately represented, than to Southern white slaveholders who were on what passed for a right back then here.
It was a view (abolitionism) of the utopian and counterfactual letter of the constitution, "we hold these truths...", without an accompanying sense of its actual, cultural, and practical meaning, not to say also its long and confused philosophical history and implications, to the framers.
The only way to honestly use the constitution, to uphold or to criticize it, or to criticize or affirm those who either oppose or venerate it, is to see it within the fractured but traditional Western Civilization worldview of its framers, and to see it as founding document no less than harsh radical polemic.
Professor Kaiser is unwilling for what I guess are a variety of reason, and Matthews is unable, to do that.
The only way to honestly use the constitution, to uphold or to criticize it, or to criticize or affirm those who either oppose or venerate it, is to see it within the fractured but traditional Western Civilization worldview of its framers, and to see it as founding document no less than harsh radical polemic.
Professor Kaiser is unwilling for what I guess are a variety of reason, and Matthews is unable, to do that.
Monday, July 9, 2018
LIBERACE SKOCPOL
How is a merely potential majority real?
How is an unorganized, and merely potential, majority real?
If these are real, then what is real?
How would an unorganized, and merely potential majority, elect anyone, ever?
How would an unorganized, and merely potential majority, elect anyone, ever?
A PIVOT IS NOT A PIROUETTE
What Trump has been doing re N Korea is neither.
It defies easy description.
Maybe it is half pirouette, half pivot.
It is certainly something out of Commedia del Arte, and not a higher form.
It is not pretty. Repugnant to watch, really.
The Nixon Shock, to which DK disparagingly referred recently too, was not pretty, either, but pivots are not things of beauty.
It was not a pirouette, as much as the likes of Kissinger might have considered it so, in their imaginations, at the time.
Terms search: pivot
It defies easy description.
Maybe it is half pirouette, half pivot.
It is certainly something out of Commedia del Arte, and not a higher form.
It is not pretty. Repugnant to watch, really.
The Nixon Shock, to which DK disparagingly referred recently too, was not pretty, either, but pivots are not things of beauty.
It was not a pirouette, as much as the likes of Kissinger might have considered it so, in their imaginations, at the time.
Terms search: pivot
LIBERALISM HAS NO CENTER ECONOMIC GROWTH NO POINT AND NO GOOD END
The Age of the Democratic Revolution is a rolling, chaotic, hopeless, pointless, tumbling, tumult.
ORIGINAL POST OF THIS HAD COMMENT I NEVER SEEM TO HAVE SEEN
I AM POSTING THAT COMMENT NOW, WITH THIS REPOST.
My post was about Dario, not John. But similar concerns needless to say apply.
Dario was a whole lot better than John.....bad as Dario was.
I once bought a violin from John, really as a sort of joke on myself. It was a ridiculous piece of shit.
Monday, November 10, 2014
RE THE DARIO D' ATTILI FALLACY OF VIOLIN EXPERTISE BUBBLE
He was compelled, by an expertise market imperative, to opine, almost immediately, what a particular item for scrutiny is.
His attributions, generally, aren't worth the scrap of paper they were written on.
His certificates 'flooded the market', bubbled, so to speak, the market, not that there wasn't, already, a surfeit of fraud.
This comment I didn't see before, by someone signing his nom du plume KHUANG.
I do not doubt the truth of some of what he claims. Having dealt with John myself, however, and read his stuff, there is much that can be doubted. PS Juilliard is not all it is cracked up to be. Trust me.:
His attributions, generally, aren't worth the scrap of paper they were written on.
His certificates 'flooded the market', bubbled, so to speak, the market, not that there wasn't, already, a surfeit of fraud.
This comment I didn't see before, by someone signing his nom du plume KHUANG.
I do not doubt the truth of some of what he claims. Having dealt with John myself, however, and read his stuff, there is much that can be doubted. PS Juilliard is not all it is cracked up to be. Trust me.:
I have bought MULTIPLE violins from John Thornton. He's never screwed me once, and his prices were fair. I play his violins (one labeled 1719 Stradivarius, another labeled 1717 Guarnerius) professionally. His violins, I prefer them over all others for their tonal quality. So you know, I'm not some clueless fanboy. I'm a real honest to God Julliard trained PRO who's a successful gigging violinist in Phoenix AZ. I make a living on John's violins. Nobody can take that away from me - or his instruments. on RE THE DARIO D' ATTILI FALLACY OF VIOLIN EXPERTISE BUBBLE
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BENJAMIN COLE COMMENT HAS SOME SENSE FOR PROBLEMS RE GLOBALIZATION
Well, I enjoyed this blog post, and mostly agree.
I think it is worth looking at the world (in terms of commerce, finance, policy) as dominated by multi-nationals.
Here is a curious thing: Most people are irritated if "outsiders" attempt to influence a sovereign state election, ala Russia and the USA, or China recently in Australia.
But multinationals, which have fiduciary obligations to global shareholder bases that trump any sort of nationalism or patriotism, can pour unlimited funds not only into US political campaigns, but PR campaigns, think tanks, foundations, academia, and media.
While the term "deep state" may be a bit loaded, surely we can agree there is a "perma-state" in DC, and that it is globalist in perspective. PR from the Pentagon often refers to "global security," as easily as our forefathers advised avoiding foreign entanglements.
It is also not too much to posit that there is an rough alliance between multi-nationals and mercantilist nations, such as China, or oil companies and OPEC.
We see this in the framing of "free trade" debates in the US. In theory, there is much to support free trade. In practice, there is much to ponder, such as stagnant US wages but exploding house prices. Something about the Detroit story challenges triumphant globalism.
In this regard, Trump may be something of a maverick.
It is to be much regretted that the figurehead of an anti-globalist, or even just a questioning-globalism, US movement is Trump, and not someone earnest and reliable.
pbrower2a1 I QUOTE AND PRIOR COMMENT HERE
"...without it, America would be more like Canada, with a parliamentary system which would have been more attractive perhaps in the 1870s after the British undid their 'rotten boroughs' that planted huge numbers of flunkies of George III in Parliament at the time of the American Revolution...." pbrower2a1
Pbrower believes that our founding fathers were modern liberal democrats.....and that Britain's rotten boroughs held it back from advanced American democracy....
Pbrower believes that our founding fathers were modern liberal democrats.....and that Britain's rotten boroughs held it back from advanced American democracy....
Saturday, July 7, 2018
AMERICAN REBEL SO CALLED DEMOCRACY
Re: pbrower2a1 CHUNKY RANT AND DK REJOINDER GREAT STUFF
"...The Commonwealthmen did not, then, seek to destroy gentry hegemony; nor were they democrats...." Clark, p. 293
The spiritual progenitors of the founding fathers had other aspirations, and other targets.
One of them was not Parliamentary (i.e. wider voting franchise) reform.
That was toyed with, briefly, 'populist enfranchisement', by out of power Tories, ironically enough, but neither by in nor out of power Whigs!
(Both Court, and ballot box, packing have a long and venerable history.)
One of them was not Parliamentary (i.e. wider voting franchise) reform.
That was toyed with, briefly, 'populist enfranchisement', by out of power Tories, ironically enough, but neither by in nor out of power Whigs!
(Both Court, and ballot box, packing have a long and venerable history.)
WHAT MATTER GRASS ROOTS COALITIONS AND LOCAL INITIATIVES
WHEN EVERY STATE AND LOCAL ELECTION IS NOW A REFERENDUM ON TRUMP
MR GLOBALIZATION HAVE CIVIC COALITIONS SUCCEEDED WHERE GOVERNMENTS HAVE FAILED?
Not much, almost zero, flat, and not for long, baby.
The grass roots world of Thomas Friedman is also his Flat World.
In the Flat World, almost everything turns flat.
Here's the 800 pound question for Friedman:
Why have globalist flat world governments, which he has tirelessly espoused throughout his career, and which he now admits, confesses really, in this article have failed, why?
Why have they so failed their citizens requiring grass roots ostensible rescue?
Answer: grassroots are flat!
Grassroots movements, when governments fail, are inherently revolutionary. They may be and often are violent. They are fifth columns.
They fill a void abandoned by government. A political spiritual and economic wasteland. The flatland.
Why have they so failed their citizens requiring grass roots ostensible rescue?
Answer: grassroots are flat!
Grassroots movements, when governments fail, are inherently revolutionary. They may be and often are violent. They are fifth columns.
They fill a void abandoned by government. A political spiritual and economic wasteland. The flatland.
LIBERACE SKOCPOL AND THE CENTER LEFT MAJORITY ELECTING ITS WAY TO POWER
Skocpol, student of
Barrington No Bourgeois, No Democracy Moore Jr.
Mr Age of the Democratic Revolution, Yale...OSS with
Herbert Mr Eros and Civilization Marcuse...The Freudian Left,
'The Free Play of Faculties' (Our univeresity non system.)
Skocpol has apparently also written, quite correctly, that this country is run by parties not the nominal government.
Barrington No Bourgeois, No Democracy Moore Jr.
Mr Age of the Democratic Revolution, Yale...OSS with
Herbert Mr Eros and Civilization Marcuse...The Freudian Left,
'The Free Play of Faculties' (Our univeresity non system.)
Skocpol has apparently also written, quite correctly, that this country is run by parties not the nominal government.
The parties run the electoral process, especially.
How, do you think, Skocpol's urging to a so called center left majority (itself a chimera in my judgment) to get out and elect officials reflecting its view, might ever be done here, under these circumstances?
She is also, ostensibly, an authority on the social structure of revolutions.
She might as well recommend a center left revolution to Liberace.
He apparently will go with anything she says, at this point.
Liberace and the NYT might just as well go with Dylan Matthews! A civil libertarian environmentalist humanitarian! Isn't that, when you put them together, center left?
Makes as much sense as Skocpol!
Liberace and the NYT might just as well go with Dylan Matthews! A civil libertarian environmentalist humanitarian! Isn't that, when you put them together, center left?
Makes as much sense as Skocpol!
The NYT is balls to the wall, so to speak.
How is a merely potential majority real?
How is an unorganized potential majority real?
If these are real, then what is real?
How is a merely potential majority real?
How is an unorganized potential majority real?
If these are real, then what is real?
DYLAN MATTHEWS QUOTE OF THE DAY
"...Decades less slavery is a massive humanitarian gain that almost certainly dominates whatever gains came to the colonists from independence...." DM
See prior post: SLAVERY INDENTURED SERVANT APPRENTICE COOLIE DYLAN MATTHEWS FOIBLES
See prior post: SLAVERY INDENTURED SERVANT APPRENTICE COOLIE DYLAN MATTHEWS FOIBLES
Wednesday, May 31, 2017
LIBERALISM AND TERROR LEAVING ASIDE THE CLASH OF CIVILIZATIONS ON TOP
Ever since the French Revolution, in modern times, after the onset of the Age of the Democratic Revolutions and the overturning of the Old European Order, Western liberalism has resulted in instability, first in the West, tending to go over into polarizations, tending to go over into terror of the right or left, and then autocracy is returned for a time, but without the old class and religious structure which had underpinned it for centuries. The classic example is Paris in the Terror.
Since 1789, liberalism, liberalism to the point of revolution, is terrorism's twin, really.
You may say, well then, terror is liberalism's ' evil ' twin. Liberalism is good, old empires were bad, all despots bad, blah blah blah. Can't have too much of it; can't have too much of a good liberal thing...killing Louis XVI, and all the nobles, a smart liberal move.
I say rather, the question then becomes, if terror is liberalism's twin, which is the greater evil, after all, too much liberalism or terror?
Paul Berman, actually, put them both together, sortof, Terror and Liberalism, talking in some places about how the liberal worm can turn.
But, Berman is the liberal worm: "...he calls for a new radicalism and a liberal American interventionism to promote democratic values throughout the world-- a vigorous new politics of American liberalism."
Paul Berman, actually, put them both together, sortof, Terror and Liberalism, talking in some places about how the liberal worm can turn.
But, Berman is the liberal worm: "...he calls for a new radicalism and a liberal American interventionism to promote democratic values throughout the world-- a vigorous new politics of American liberalism."
Sunday, July 8, 2018
Thursday, March 3, 2016
RE MOTIVATIONAL SPEAKER CHRIS FARLEY CHRISTIE HELPS CRUZ RUBIO
Motivational Speaker Chris Farley Christie gave the boys, Cruz and Rubio, a good talking to, back in New Hampshire.

He hinted that they would both be much better off pulling out then, rather than later.
He basically told them the truth (rare, for a motivational speaker, or for a politician): THEY DON'T KNOW JACK SQUAT ABOUT GOVERNING!
Now, one or both of them will likely soon be
LIVIN IN A TRAILER, DOWN BY THE RIVER!

He hinted that they would both be much better off pulling out then, rather than later.
He basically told them the truth (rare, for a motivational speaker, or for a politician): THEY DON'T KNOW JACK SQUAT ABOUT GOVERNING!
Now, one or both of them will likely soon be
LIVIN IN A TRAILER, DOWN BY THE RIVER!
SLAVERY INDENTURED SERVANT APPRENTICE COOLIE DYLAN MATTHEWS FOIBLES
Cecil Rhodes imported a huge number of Chinese and Indian coolies into South Africa, I think it was before 1900, no harm no foul, free contract labor, long after the time Dylan Matthews says Britain nevertheless had turned its head resolutely against negro slavery, back around 1830, way ahead of America......
Enslaving negroes not the same thing as impressing coolies under slave conditions in southern Africa (not even enough negroes for all the hard labor down there)....
Well then, why didn't we do it in California, a place crying out for very cheap labor, of any color, it seems.
California, and Washington, just barely resisted the pull, right during the Civil War!
It was not a virtuous situation in any sense.
Sunday, April 22, 2018
ETF WHAT DO YOU REALLY OWN? AN UNSECURED CLAIM AGAINST A PRIVATE TRUST
Monday, March 7, 2011
RE ETF daily news blogger comment
I don't know if he is onto something, but the trend, I believe, is certainly out of the dollar:
The world will be in an utter panic to get rid of
dollars. And the stock market is not going to
provide protection from this kind of inflationary
storm so a lot of those dollars are going to end up
in the commodity markets, and especially in the
precious metals. When that kind of money hits a
thin market like gold, and especially silver, it
will drive gigantic gains.
Maybe he is wrong, some believe that the dollar
is actually a sort of safe haven in such
circumstances,
but I am on the other side a bet that he is
wrong...
The world will be in an utter panic to get rid of
dollars. And the stock market is not going to
provide protection from this kind of inflationary
storm so a lot of those dollars are going to end up
in the commodity markets, and especially in the
precious metals. When that kind of money hits a
thin market like gold, and especially silver, it
will drive gigantic gains.
Maybe he is wrong, some believe that the dollar
is actually a sort of safe haven in such
circumstances,
but I am on the other side a bet that he is
wrong...
Sunday, April 22, 2018
RE FERGUSON TAIPING THE CHINESE MUST GO CHAPTERS GREAT STUFF THE LINCOLN FALLACY
While all Northern whites were bent on getting rid of only four million negro slaves, by attacking and conquering Southern white Americans, they all almost let 20 million Chinese immigrant coolies tumble in through California, at just about that time, from the Taiping Wars, Wars which we had started with our Christian missionary egalitarianism! Parallels Ferguson points out to great effect.
Lincoln's Immigration Act, 1864, the first and only major law in American history to encourage immigration....
After the act was implemented,
'Numerous queries were received especially from the former slave states asking permission to import Chinese laborers. In all of these instances the Bureau rejected the requests and pointed out that it considered the importation of Chinese laborers a violation of the California “Act to Protect Free White Labor Against Competition with Chinese Coolie Labor, And to Discourage the Immigration of the Chinese into the State of California,” or commonly known as the “Anti-Coolie Act of 1862” which had attracted increasing support in the nation’s capital.'
One of many tragic upshots of all this is that Lincoln's Immigration law was intended to bring in a lot of white only people to replace the freed negroes who were supposed to have been transported elsewhere by Lincoln in the first place.
If replacement labor, though not coolie labor, were imported, as Lincoln explicitly intended his law to do, then these freed negroes would of course have been rendered economically superfluous (this after all had also been part of his campaign promise), though Lincoln had no real workable plan to transport negroes at any time.
He put in place an act in 1864 to federally fund import of white only labor, amid freeing four million negroes whom he had no plan to transport, had no plan to fund removal, and for whom he was trying, and succeeding, in eliminating their economic raison d'etre.
How much Lincoln Fallacy hypocrisy are you prepared to take?
Is this almost enough, or not?
If not, I can give you some more!
Lincoln's Immigration Act, 1864, the first and only major law in American history to encourage immigration....
There seems to have been no significant pressure for governmental encouragement of immigration until President Lincoln, in his Annual Message to Congress on December 8, 1863, called for government assistance. “I again submit to your consideration the expediency of establishing a system for the encouragement of immigration. All though this source of national wealth and strength is again flowing with greater freedom than for several years before the insurrection occurred, there is still a great deficiency of laborers in every field of industry, especially in agriculture, and in our mines, as well as of iron and coal as of the precious metals. While the demand for labor is thus increased here, tens of thousands of persons, destitute of remunerative occupation, are thronging our foreign consulates and offering to emigrate to the United States if essential, but very cheap assistance, can be afforded them. It is very easy to see that under the sharp discipline of Civil War, the nation is beginning a new life. This noble effort demands the aid and out to receive the attention of the Government.”
That part of the President’s message referring to immigration prompted Congress into action. Little more than a week after Lincoln’s message a bill to encourage and protect foreign immigrants and to make more effective the Homestead Act, which had become law on May 20, 1862, was presented in the Senate. Two weeks later Lincoln’s words on immigration were referred to a special committee of five on immigration, chaired by Elihu B. Washburne of Illinois. From there a bill to establish a formal Bureau of Immigration was introduced shortly after the New Year.
Lincoln’s law was then moved forward by Senator John Sherman of Ohio, chairman of the Committee on Agriculture. The committee shared Lincoln’s belief that the encouragement of immigration was of the highest importance and in their report stated that “labor has special wants in every department of industry; vacancies caused by recruiting calls for a large increase in foreign immigration to make up the deficiency at home. Furthermore, the South, after the war is over, will present a wide field for voluntary white labor and it must look to the immigrant for its supply.”
'Numerous queries were received especially from the former slave states asking permission to import Chinese laborers. In all of these instances the Bureau rejected the requests and pointed out that it considered the importation of Chinese laborers a violation of the California “Act to Protect Free White Labor Against Competition with Chinese Coolie Labor, And to Discourage the Immigration of the Chinese into the State of California,” or commonly known as the “Anti-Coolie Act of 1862” which had attracted increasing support in the nation’s capital.'
One of many tragic upshots of all this is that Lincoln's Immigration law was intended to bring in a lot of white only people to replace the freed negroes who were supposed to have been transported elsewhere by Lincoln in the first place.
If replacement labor, though not coolie labor, were imported, as Lincoln explicitly intended his law to do, then these freed negroes would of course have been rendered economically superfluous (this after all had also been part of his campaign promise), though Lincoln had no real workable plan to transport negroes at any time.
He put in place an act in 1864 to federally fund import of white only labor, amid freeing four million negroes whom he had no plan to transport, had no plan to fund removal, and for whom he was trying, and succeeding, in eliminating their economic raison d'etre.
How much Lincoln Fallacy hypocrisy are you prepared to take?
Is this almost enough, or not?
If not, I can give you some more!
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