Fogdog
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ALSO, HAVE YOU EVER MADE TOFU?
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Trump's New Chief Of Staff Keeps Crying At Work
According to a report by The New York Times, Donald Trump's new Chief of Staff, Mark Meadows, has been reduced to tears on several occasions while meeting with White House staffers. Apparently the job and the "culture" at the White House are so overwhelming that Meadows can't seem to keep himself together long enough to get anything done.
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Trump’s new chief of staff ‘overwhelmed’ by White House culture – and has cried at least twice: report
Mark Meadows has been President Trump’s fourth White House Chief of Staff for less than three weeks, and according to a new report from Maggie Haberman in the New York Times, he’s having a rough time.
According to administration officials speaking to the Times, Meadows has been ‘overwhelmed at times by a permanent culture at the White House that revolves around the president’s moods.” According to Haberman, “no matter who serves as chief of staff, the lack of formal processes and the constant infighting are unavoidable facts of life for those working for Mr. Trump.”
His new job is so overwhelming that Meadows has reportedly cried while meeting with White House staff on at least two occasions.
“On both occasions, Mr. Meadows was discussing staffing changes, according to the people briefed on the events,” Haberman writes. “A White House spokesman declined to comment on either meeting. A person close to Mr. Kushner said he denied that any such episode involving him ever took place.”
According to a report by The New York Times, Donald Trump's new Chief of Staff, Mark Meadows, has been reduced to tears on several occasions while meeting with White House staffers. Apparently the job and the "culture" at the White House are so overwhelming that Meadows can't seem to keep himself together long enough to get anything done.
Trump's new chief of staff ‘overwhelmed’ by White House culture – and has cried at least twice: report
Mark Meadows has been President Trump's fourth White House Chief of Staff for less than three weeks, and according to a new report from Maggie Haberman in the New York Times, he's having a rough time.According to administration officials speaking to the Times, Meadows has been 'overwhelmed at...
www.rawstory.com
Trump’s new chief of staff ‘overwhelmed’ by White House culture – and has cried at least twice: report
Mark Meadows has been President Trump’s fourth White House Chief of Staff for less than three weeks, and according to a new report from Maggie Haberman in the New York Times, he’s having a rough time.
According to administration officials speaking to the Times, Meadows has been ‘overwhelmed at times by a permanent culture at the White House that revolves around the president’s moods.” According to Haberman, “no matter who serves as chief of staff, the lack of formal processes and the constant infighting are unavoidable facts of life for those working for Mr. Trump.”
His new job is so overwhelming that Meadows has reportedly cried while meeting with White House staff on at least two occasions.
“On both occasions, Mr. Meadows was discussing staffing changes, according to the people briefed on the events,” Haberman writes. “A White House spokesman declined to comment on either meeting. A person close to Mr. Kushner said he denied that any such episode involving him ever took place.”
Fogdog
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How about dashi -- instant or made from kelp and bonito flakes? Or are you using a meat broth?
I've been learning how to make Japanese style food. Healthy and low in fat but high in salt. The Japanese cuisine's use of umami is second to none. The kids really like finger foods and maki sushi is a fave. Except when they get a bit too heavy on the wasabi. But that's up to them, so they make it a drama scene when they get too much of a snort.
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WolfieLee
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Damn. Thanks for the info. That sucks.Trump's New Chief Of Staff Keeps Crying At Work
According to a report by The New York Times, Donald Trump's new Chief of Staff, Mark Meadows, has been reduced to tears on several occasions while meeting with White House staffers. Apparently the job and the "culture" at the White House are so overwhelming that Meadows can't seem to keep himself together long enough to get anything done.
Trump's new chief of staff ‘overwhelmed’ by White House culture – and has cried at least twice: report
Mark Meadows has been President Trump's fourth White House Chief of Staff for less than three weeks, and according to a new report from Maggie Haberman in the New York Times, he's having a rough time.According to administration officials speaking to the Times, Meadows has been 'overwhelmed at...
Trump’s new chief of staff ‘overwhelmed’ by White House culture – and has cried at least twice: report
Mark Meadows has been President Trump’s fourth White House Chief of Staff for less than three weeks, and according to a new report from Maggie Haberman in the New York Times, he’s having a rough time.
According to administration officials speaking to the Times, Meadows has been ‘overwhelmed at times by a permanent culture at the White House that revolves around the president’s moods.” According to Haberman, “no matter who serves as chief of staff, the lack of formal processes and the constant infighting are unavoidable facts of life for those working for Mr. Trump.”
His new job is so overwhelming that Meadows has reportedly cried while meeting with White House staff on at least two occasions.
“On both occasions, Mr. Meadows was discussing staffing changes, according to the people briefed on the events,” Haberman writes. “A White House spokesman declined to comment on either meeting. A person close to Mr. Kushner said he denied that any such episode involving him ever took place.”
Fogdog
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oh, hi
Hey, I was wondering if you could tell us about Plasma Beings. I want to know about them
thankyouverymuch
rkymtnman
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the closest i've been to making it is warming up a good bottle of sake.
but i've been there for work a few weeks and i loved pretty much everything they threw at me. the one thing that was take it or leave it was grilled cuttlefish. like chewing a belt. one special night they took me out and we had basicall live sushi. a red snapper still alive, cut sashimi style and right onto the wooden plate.
so yeah man, show me some good stuff to try to make. fresh fish is not an option here.
WolfieLee
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You are welcome very much... I promise, this old cotton farmer definitely talks about us as plasma beings (just as Jesus did (refer to previous post "Hidden Teachings of Jesus") Our three dimensions ARE the Fall of man - Our Prison - our Hell.
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Fogdog
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WolfieLee
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Well that is your choice, not mine. I can't download this shit into your brain, man. If you are asking GENUINE questions, then put a genuine interest in learning this stuff. It's NOT SHIT. My last three videos are nothing but SCIENCE. It's all a matter of accepting the programming that exists -OR- replacing it. It is that simple, and I am incapable of doing it for you. To quote Ian Anderson... "Really don't mind if you sit this one out. MY word is but a whisper, your deafness, a SHOUT!" (Jethro Tull - Thick as a BRICK)
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Fogdog
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Here's a really simple garnish for spinach:
6 dried shitake mushrooms
2 T sake
2 T mirin*
2 T soy sauce (shoyu)
Just barely cover the dried mushrooms with lukewarm tap water and soak for 30 minutes
Decant water, reserve water and mushrooms separately. Water
Cut the stems from the soaked mushrooms.
Heat a small sauce pan, add sake and mirin, allow to simmer and cook off the alcohol.
Pour in the water (up to 1/4 cup) from the mushrooms, bring to simmer, reduce by about 1/2
Add the soaked mushrooms, allow to simmer to reduce liquid a little more
Add the shoyu, return to simmer.
Simmer the mushrooms until just a little syrupy liquid remains, turn off heat, remove from heat, cover and let sit for about 10 minutes. Practically all liquid should be absorbed. It's OK if not but that's the goal.
If using frozen spinach, heat 1/4 cup water to boil in a saucepan, add 1-pound package of frozen spinach, bring water back to boil, reduce heat to medium, cover and let cook for a few minutes. Check and continue to simmer the spinach until it is heated through. Drain and ciik the spinach in a colander cool under cold running water. Gather up the spinach and squeeze water out by hand.
If using 1 pound of fresh spinach, tear off leaves, wash and drain.
To finish:
Heat a wok or large skillet over high heat; before it gets too hot and starts to smoke, add 2 T olive oil and 1 minced clove of garlic. Stir for a few seconds until garlic is fragrant.
Add fresh or thawed spinach, stir all together until the spinach is thoroughly coated with hot oil and spinach is wilted -- about 1 minute -- if pan is really hot. If there is a lot of water, continue to stir-fry for a few more minutes over high heat to drive off the water. A tiny amount of water remaining is what you want.
Stir in 1 T soy sauce and 1 T mirin. Stir-fry for a minute and plate into two or more portions. Top with the salty-sweet mushrooms.
*mirin is a salty-sweet rice wine used to add sweetness to balance salty soy-sauce. Kikkoman makes a decent product.
Fogdog
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If you are any example of what that utube crap does to people, then no thanks
Now, then. because you are so up on the religio-made-up bullshit, I'm looking for more information, please. Plasma beings. I'd like to know more about Plasma Beings.
thanksverymuch
WolfieLee
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Let me put it too you as simply as I can. What these videos did to me was, indeed, to CRACK open my mind, body and soul. That is Armageddon. Person Armageddon. Walking out of the rubble and standing on the truth of what I have been through and learned... the rejection of this shit almost killed me. That is no understatement, I assure you I was RUNNING to stand still (less than 2 and a half years ago to be precise... when my street meth habit kept me up for 168 consecutive hours... the last week on my former job.) That is the scope of what these thing, should you try to input into yourself, can and most likely will do to you or anyone who actually is being real about it, or something VERY similar, and JUST as life-threatening... so I absolutely empathize with the fear that is on RAW display here. NOBODY seeks a personal Armageddon. So, yeah, I, INDEED have lost my mind... thank God I didn't die, PHYSICALLY, because then I would have lost everything I had gained. I am NOT important, here. The TRUTH of what us human beings are is the ONLY thing that matters to me anymore. Peace. Take this or leave it. Just a tiny little bit more context can be found I my Writings /blogging /ramblings... I will link my steemit blog entries. What you have been watching happen right before your very eye's here, was watch the DUST of the rubble that USED to be my life settle to the ground. I started looking for the TRUTH when my wife assured me the divorce was a certainty... I waded through 1000's of hours of, yeah, Youtube videos, sometime switching that shit off almost immediately, until the dots finally started to connect. This post is, I promise not the insanity you SEE through very distorted (implanted) ethos, rather, it is me finally shedding the very last little remainders OF that insanity. Love, Mark
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HHS Chief Alex Azar Had Aide, Former Dog Breeder, Steer Pandemic Task Force
In January, Trump's health secretary tapped a trusted aide to run the agency's coronavirus response. That aide's previous job? Dog breeding.
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Who voted for this nut?
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