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This page contains community suggestions for the Fedora 15 release name. All submissions must meet the guidelines for release names.
Goddard → Laughlin → <new name>? Laughlin is a <blank>, and so is <new name>.
The link between Goddard and Laughlin was "both are names of professors of physics." The link between Laughlin and the new name must be different than that link, and different from any other previous link.
Naming Schedule
- Name collection: 13 October through 18 October
- List to Fedora Board: 19 October to 21 October
- Legal Review of Board approved names: 21 October to 25 October
- Community vote on final name: 26 October - 1 November
- Name announced: 2 November
Name Suggestions
How to use this table
- Come up with a name idea. Put the name in the first column.
- Determine whether it passes the "is-a" test. You must be able to truthfully complete the sentence "Laughlin is a <...>, and so is <YOUR_NAME>." The link to the new name cannot be the same as the link from Goddard to Laughlin, nor any other previous link. Mark the link in the appropriate column, such as "type of chemical reaction," "deep-sea organism."
- Don't choose obvious links, because they usually result in uninteresting names.
- Don't choose very general names or unclear links.
- Don't choose names of living people, or well-known trademarks.
- Do choose obscure links to interesting things, which makes for a better name.
- Do avoid all previous links wherever possible.
- Do make sure there are at least a couple of ways to link out of the new name to the next name -- and they must be unique too!
- Use Google to search for possible trademark collisions. First search for the term itself along with "+software", and then broaden your search to include "+computer", "+hardware", "+technology", "+IT", and so on. Do not skimp on this step.
- If you find a collision, it is best to find another name. Names that cause collisions will be eliminated by Red Hat's Legal department and thus waste their time, which is a valuable commodity for Fedora. Help us maximize their effectiveness by weeding out names that are trademarks of other entities, especially those in the IT industry.
- If the collision is outside the IT/computing market, you can still submit the name but you should note the collision in the "Tested" column, and include a link to the site where the collision was found.
- If you find no collisions, make that notation in the "Tested" column.
- Do not mark the approval columns. These are reserved for the approval authorities such as the Board and Red Hat Legal.
Suggestion Table
Name | "Is a..." | Tested | Initial Approval | Comments | Themeable | Board Approved | Legal Approved ! | |
Asturias | Miguel Ángel Asturias is a Nobel laureate as Robert Laughlin (his mother was a teacher as Laughlin's too) | None as Asturias itself, just "tpvasturias" | There's a Linux users group in Asturias, Spain that has their own distro called asturlinux. (jsmith) | Mayan culture; Outreach to underprivileged (founder of Popular University); "captivating totality of nature" Ref. | ||||
Blarney | Laughlin is town with a famous military instillation Laughlin Air Force Base, and so is Blarney with Blarney Castle in Ireland | No conflicts found in Google +software, +computer, +hardware, +technology, +IT, +Linux (which actually seems a bit odd.) | Like it! :) No collisions found (mizmo) | Irish, Castles, The Blarney Stone | ||||
Lovelock | Laughlin is a city in Nevada, and so is Lovelock. | Nothing found | Love and locks | |||||
Pushcart | (James) Laughlin gives name to an American literacy award and so does Pushcart | The word seems too common to provoke collisions | Laughlin is a literary award/prize, Pushcart is a literary award/prize (spot) | The Pushcart prize focuses on independent press and independence is also a keyword for Linux/Fedora. The idea of a compact, convenient yet very practical vehicle that is naturally adapted by its users fits Fedora. | Design could use the vehicle as well as literacy or press. | (spot) | ||
Sturgis | Laughlin, Nev., hosts an annual motorcycle rally and so does Sturgis, S.D. | Name of a city in SD and a town in SK. No computer-related collisions (ctyler) | Would make for an interesting transition. | Motorcycles, wind in the hair, etc. | (ctyler) | |||
Vaudeville | Anna Laughlin starred on Broadway as Dorothy in The Wizard of Oz in 1902/1903. Also, Robert B. Laughlin was born in Visalia, California. One of the vaudeville theatres was Theatre Visalia in Visalia, CA. | Vaudeville is a very common cultural term. Found one PDF mentioning an IT software with a word Vaudeville in the title, from the year 2000. Couldn't find the actual software. Another one is Virtual Vaudeville, a 3D simulation of a vaudeville performance. That's all. I'd say these don't conflict...? | Fails the 'is a' test. Laughlin is an actress... Vaudeville is not an actress. (jsmith) | Vaudeville was a theatrical genre of variety entertainment in the United States and Canada from the early 1880s until the early 1930s. It consisted of many diverse acts, with a rich background from many sources. At its height, vaudeville played across multiple strata of economic class and auditorium size. I can see several comparisons with the versatility of Fedora. | A very rich period in history to draw inspiration from. Themes could range from actual vaudeville imagery (drama, acrobats, comedy, musicians, ordered chaos of all of them, etc.) to second industrial revolution, Gilded Age architecture, etc. Allows for everything from light and humorous to socially critical themes. | |||
Erdős | Robert B. Laughlin is a prolific professor and so is Paul Erdős[1].His contribution to math is enormous,Erdős number in math is well known. | No collisions found | (jsmith) | Paul Erdős once said his brain is open, so should be knowledge and Linux | Mathematics | |||
Curie | Lauglin is a Nobel prize laureate, Marie Sklodowska-Curie too- twice | Some academic cluster farms have name "Curie" | An existing Linux application library is called Curie [2] (jsmith) | Marie Sklodowska-Curie have made basis for today's cancer therapy, Wikipedia | Chemistry | |||
The33Lin | Laugh has 5 chars as The33. Lin for Linux | No companies, ngo's or whatever. | Fails the "is a" test. (jsmith) | Linux is strong and robust as the miners. | Linux Version inspired in the 33 chilean rescued miners | |||
Aleixandre | Vicente Aleixandre is a Nobel prize laureate as Laughlin was | Not brands nor companies: K12 public school in Madrid, a public college in Extremadura | (jsmith) | Passion for nature, for brave people Ref | ||||
Allensworth | Allen Allensworth is from Tulare County and Laughlin was born there | Several companies, none on IT | Doesn't quite pass the "is a" test. More of a "is from" test. (jsmith) | Escape from slavery, self taught, and founder of first African American community; military hero | ||||
André (or Andre) | (Thomas James) Laughlin is a professional wrestler, and so is André ("the Giant" Roussimoff) | Googled for Andre (and André) plus software, technology, hardware, IT, computer, Linux. Nothing of interest found, except for one Adobe Forums user named "Andre Linux". | (jsmith) found reference to an "Andre Software", possibly in South Africa, but no other details. http://www.hotfrog.co.za/Companies/Andre-Software. Severl references to Andre's Hardware (HW and building supplies, not computer-related) in several cities. Reference to Andre's Technology Empire company in Washington DC. http://dnb.powerprofiles.com/profile/796311541/ANDRE%27S+TECHNOLOGY+EMPIRE-Washington-DC (mdomsch) | There is well-known iconic imagery that could perhaps serve as a starting point for design brainstorming | ||||
Bardeen | John Bardeen is a Nobel prize laureate as Laughlin was | No collision found | (mdomsch) | It's one of the inventor of transistor. And he works on the superconductivity | Computer hardware, especially transistors. Superconductivity | |||
Bechet | Sidney Bechet was an american clarinetist as Tim Laughlin is. | No IT related brands nor companies | (mdomsch) Behcet's Disease - ulcers & inflamation. Place in Romania. bechetconsulting.com staffing company. Web site http://www.gedimatbechet.be/. | To the glory of a great jazzman. Furthermore, i'm sure he would have been a Fedora fan ;-) Note : Fedora records is also a jazz label |
Music, jazz, good vibes | |||
Britannia | Laughlin is american, and America was a britain colony. | There appear to be a number of name collisions. There is a software product line called "Britannia ASP" - There is a Britannia Technology Center, There is a company called Britannia Computing Services (http://www.britanniacomputers.co.uk/), and apparently at one point there was a hosting company that offered hosted Linux called "Britannia Host" (appears to be defunct now, though) | Fails the "is a" test. It should be in the format, "Laughlin is American, and _____ is American." for this suggestion. (mizmo) | Brittania is the latin name of Great Britain. | Territories or antique design, etc. | |||
Carlin | Laughlin is a town in Nevada, and so is Carlin | Unfortunately there's a number of name collisions. Carlin IT services: http://carlintech.com, there is a Carlin Computer Lab at West Virginia U, there is a company called "Carlin Computers Limited" in Auckland, NZ | IT-related name collisions - but the two companies don't seem very active? I'm not sure. (mizmo) | It makes a-so-is-b connection and also honors one of the great all-time comics, George Carlin | Humor, 7-words, um... | |||
Dexter | Laughlin is a great scientist, so is Dexter (the little genius) | It seems there's a number of software products named Dexter. There is a company called Dexter+Chaney that apparently has a very popular construction software product: http://www.dexterchaney.com/ - There is a sourceforge project called 'Dexter' for graph data extraction http://sourceforge.net/projects/dexter/ - there is a piece of software called Dexter that adds automatic code completion to Microsoft products http://www.allworldsoft.com/software/3-198-dexter.htm - there's a piece of software called Dexter that organizes memory cards http://www.neillcorlett.com/dexter/ - Dexter is the name of health monitoring software http://www.macsea.com/features.htm - I could go on, there's a ton more unfortunately | Overwhelming number of software name collisions, unfortunately (mizmo) | There's a link between name and computer/technology/science. | Something in relation with high-tech. | |||
Floyd | Laughlin is professor at Stanford University, Robert Floyd an eminent computer scientist, Bachelor's degree in physics, and professor at Stanford. | There's a software project on SourceForge called Floyd.net, but it seems to be a small personal project and not very active (http://sourceforge.net/projects/floydnetjstoolb/), There's an IT consulting firm called TM Floyd (http://www.tmfloyd.com/), there appears to be a (Dutch??) tech firm called Floyd (http://www.floyd.it/) but it's not 100% clear... there's a small tech firm called Floyd's consulting http://fcccs.com/, another one called Floyd IT http://www.floydit.com/, there's an LGPL Linux graphics library called floyd http://www.icewalkers.com/Linux/Software/59190/Floyd.html | There's enough collisions to call concern, and the guidelines for F15 state we'd like to avoid the repetition of another scientist. (mizmo) | A tribute to Robert Floyd, emminent computer scientist. | Computer/sciences design. | |||
Kannus | Kannus is a city in Finland | None found. | Nope. The link here is extremely weak. As far as I can tell Laughlin is not a city in Finland, so the link is Laughlin is a city and so is Kannus. Very weak. I couldn't find any name collisions though. (mizmo) | Torvalds's country | ||||
Maestro | Maestro, Italian word, appoint the Master, arrived with the more high degrees of his artistic practice. | I don't see the link here. (spot) | Because i like this name and let my inspiration come | Adapted to this distribution i think | (spot) | |||
Malmstrom | Laughlin is an Airforce base and so is Malmstrom. | No IT or software related collisions that I could see. | (jsmith) | There is a UFO conspiracy theory that surrounds the Malmstrom airforce base. Might lead to an Alien theme! (or even better, Alien themed Easter eggs!) Also, Malmstorm air force base, being a military facility, might cause a problem. (Hopefully, it won't.) | Aeroplanes, evolution of aeroplanes, etc. | (spot) | ||
Phosphorus | Laughlin is a brain lighting, and so is the property of phosphorus. | IT maybe conflict with http://p15consulting.com/ | Laughlin is a "brain lighting"? Citation needed. | Because it has atomic number 15. It is hard to find on Earth as a genius. It is found inside our DNA as the truth and genius. | Very flexible for design | (spot) | ||
Rexroth | James Laughlin is an american poet who was friends with Kenneth Rexroth, also an american poet | Bosch Rexroth is a German engineering firm that designs and manufactures motion and control systems for industrial and mobile equipment. E.g., pneumatics and hydraulics | While the "is/was a poet" link is valid, Kenneth Rexroth was an erotic poet. Not really sure that maps up well to Fedora. Also, Bosch Rexroth makes Linux-controlled systems. | Kenneth Rexroth was a poet, translator, and critic. He translated Chinese and Japanese poetry, experimented in Haiku and Beat poetry, wrote the article on literature in the Encyclopedia-Britannica, and generally explored wide-ranging interests in music and culture. | Rexroth is especially known for his love poetry, but really he had a lot of interests, so a theme could go in many different directions | (spot) | ||
Roswell | City in New Mexico (Laughlin is a city in Nevada) | There are LOTS of things called "roswell", including a beta version of RHL from way back when. | (smooge) | Roswell Software seems to be a small software company based in Roswell, Georgia. Also there is a precedent of not repeating names no matter how good they are. | Aliens! | |||
Shockley | William Shockley is a Nobel laureate | Surprisingly, I found no collisions (eugenics? -Tezcatl) | smooge | While Shockley's work on transisitors was transformative, his views on 'race' and eugenics are not something I believe Fedora would want to be associated with. | Computer hardware, especially transistors. | |||
Souley | Souley is the name of our french friend from fedora-fr who died this year | To never forget him and for his memory ! | smooge | No software name collisions. Due to the nature of the proposal I am willing to go with the looser connection. | He was an Ambassador of french team Fedora and i think it will be a beautiful continuation to laughlin | |||
Sparks | Laughlin and Sparks are cities in Nevada | at least in Germany nothing related to software or computers (according to a DPMA search) | smooge | Sparks is a GPL IM client. It is also the name of several US software companies. [I would have liked the Nevada connection because of Area-51 connotations :/] | electricity, fire, ... - more remote communication, fireworks, ... | |||
Stanford | Laughlin is professor at Stanford University, so is Stanford | Only links with software/IT/technology branch of Stanford University. | smooge | Stanford University has several trademarks on the word of Stanford that might cover this in research/education/software sections. | University, school design. Or even the cardinal tree of Stanford. | |||
Whittle | Frank Whittle invented the jet engine | None that I could see | Don't see the "is a" link here. Name conflicts with mine-planning software, several IT/computer repair companies. | Jets- wind, steam, air flow | (ctyler) | |||
Woody | Laughlin is a Linux distribution and so is Woody | Obviously conflicts with a previous version of another Linux distribution (jsmith) | Just a cheeky suggestion | (jsmith)(ctyler) | ||||
Wynn | Wynn is a casino entrepreneur as is Don Laughlin. | Name of computer literacy software; name of casino company. | Wynn is the name of the company that runs the casino. I don't know if this counts as a collision or not - gregbair | Card suits, roulette wheels, slots, neon lights, etc. Wynn also sounds like "win." The Wynn casino itself is very technically advanced. Its the only Casino at this time that has RFID tags in every single game chip. | (ctyler) | |||
Guerrero | Chavo Guerrero was a ECW Champion as it was Thomas James "Tom" Laughlin AKA Tommy Dreamer | I searched Guerrero +Computer +IT +Technology +Hardware | Name of a state and a municipality in Mexico. Means "warrior" in Spanish. No computer-related collisions found. | Guerrero is a Spanish word that means Warrior. | Warrior, battle | (ctyler) | ||
Amur | Amur Tigers are the biggest living cats on earth. | http://amursoftwarelimited.web.officelive.com/default.aspx (jstanley) | Amur Tigers are dying just ~500 cats less, this could remember some guys to save these cats ... | Nature, Unique | ||||
Fortaleza | Laughlin is a great tourist destination as Fortaleza. | None that I could see | (jstanley) - nothing obvious - http://www.startlocal.com.au/computing/computerequipmentandaccessories/nsw_centralnsw/Fortaleza_Services_Pty_Ltd_1554949.html looks like a local computer shop, not sure. | It's a city in Northeastern Brazil, very popular among travelers | Also means fortress, very good for a theme | |||
Iommi | Laughlin is a metal producer, and so is Iommi | None | (jstanley) living person - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tony_Iommi | Jones and Laughlin Steel Company were an American Iron Company. Tony Iommi is a musician, guitarist and founding member of Black Sabbath. | Music, metal, any Black Sabbath song | |||
Iroquois | Homer Laughlin is a china manufacturer, as was the Iroquois China Company | I searched Iroquois +Computer +IT +Technology +Hardware | (mdomsch) online poker http://www.iroquoispoker.net. Iriquois Gas uses linux. http://m.sybase.com/detail?id=1026945 looks OK to me | Iroquois is also the name of one of the most famous helicopters in military history. | Helicopters, aviation, appropriate themes from the Iroquois Nation. | |||
NULL | Laughlin means nothing to me, and so does NULL | Who would be so stupid as to call their product NULL? ;-) Seriously, too many hits on Google on searching for anything related to computers/software | Not original (jsmith) | |||||
Macau | Laughlin is a gaming location, and so is Macau. | None found | Found dead/abandoned reference in US trademark search, no relevant hits on google found (jstanley) | China, Nature, Gambling | ||||
Gonsalves | Laughlin is a military base, and so is Gonsalves. | Timothy Gonsalves (IIT) | Living person, other field of science (jstanley) | Jungle, Nature | ||||
Bacon | (John) Laughlin is an actor in the film Footloose, and so is (Kevin) Bacon. | There is Ubuntu's Community Manager Jono Bacon | Not original, though I do like bacon (jstanley) Also, the name of a living person. | Like Fedora Bacon is loved by many, unlike a fedora Bacon is delicious | anything bacon-y and delicious, maybe something with pigs | |||
Clay | (Don) Laughlin was a conscientious objector (to the draft), and so was (boxer Cassius) Clay | There is a "Clay Mathematics Institute", but that should not be a problem. | potential conflict found (Claytools) [3] | Don Laughlin, the husband of activist Lois Laughlin: http://sdrc.lib.uiowa.edu/iwa/findingaids/html/LaughlinLois.html | "Clay" triggers a wide range of positive associations. In particular, it is a material to make building blocks as well as pieces of art, just like Linux is. | |||
Gutzwiller | Laughlin is a famous wavefunction[4], and so is Gutzwiller[5]. It is a variational many-particle wavefunction which describes interacting particles on a rigid lattice. | No collisions found | (spot) Meets criteria (might be hard to move forward from) | Wavefunction is a mathematical tool. It's all about tools. For a free and open world. | Physics, Quantum mechanics, Mathematics | |||
Bellevue | Laughlin is a chapel[[6]] (in West Virginia), so is Bellevue[[7]] (Edinburgh) | MAYBE | Bellevue (French, meaning beautiful view), Bellevue is also the name of a Castle[[8]], a Palace[[9]] and other famous places. | Castles, Palaces, Heraldic | ||||
Neruda | Neruda is a Nobel Prize award winner, also is Laughlin | (mizmo) - NO Verdi Neruda is a prolog meta interpreter http://github.com/Joelbyte/verdi-neruda, Neruda Neruda Consulting is a private company categorized under Online Services Technology Consultants and located in Columbus OH (http://www.manta.com/c/mm2301k/neruda-consulting) | Pablo Neruda[[10]] was a Chilean poet and Nobel laureate for Literature, also a freedom fighter | Poetry, Poets, Chilean famous people ;) | ||||
Sewickey | Laughlin is a city with a population of 7,076 according to the 2000 Census, and so is New Sewickley Township, Beaver County, Pennsylvania | Seems sane. | Looks good (ctyler) | |||||
Afterworld | Viva Laughlin[[11]] is a US TV series from 2007 so is Afterworld[[12]] | There is a russian MMO named Afterworld[[13]] | MMO conflict. (spot) | science fiction, post-apocalyptic | ||||
Leuchars | Laughlin is an air force base, and so is RAF Leuchars in Scotland | RAF Leuchars and an airshow surprisingly called the Leuchars Airshow | Looks good (jsmith) | Golf, planes, aeronautics | ||||
Weizenbaum | "Laughlin is a contended (physik) scientist, and so was Joseph Weizenbaum for IT Science. He died in 2008. [[14]] | No conflicts found | This is the same as the previous link (physicist), so rejected (walters) | Laughlin write a Book: "The Crime of Reason: And the Closing of the Scientific Mind." Joseph´s : "Computer Power and Human Reason" [[15]] | ||||
Viva | Viva Laughlin is a name of a television show based on the town in navada, it was canceled early. Viva means Live! | |||||||
Coltrane | Laughlin (Tim) is a jazz musician, also was Coltrane (John) | Wordpress 2.7's codename was "Coltrane"; sourceforge project http://coltrane.sourceforge.net/ (for differential eq calculation) | Too many conflicts I think (mizmo) | John Coltrane[[16]] is an icon in the history of jazz and thus the modern American music | music, abstract, spirituality | |||
Szpilman | Laughlin (Estelle) is a survivor of the Holocaust born in Warsaw, also is Szpilman | No conflicts | Passes (walters) | Wladyslaw Szpilman [[17]] was a pianist, composer, and memoirist, widely known as the protagonist of the Polánski film "The Pianist" (based on his autobiographical book) | music, culture, peace, liberty, freedom | |||
Vegas | Laughlin is a city in Nevada - so is Vegas | |||||||
Miklagaard | Laughlin is a city and so is Miklagaard | None that I could find | Name of ancient city (Constantinople) sacked by the Vikings | Interesting ancient name | Vikings, See, Boats, War, etc |
Various connections that could be explored. "Laughlin is a ..."
- professional wrestler
- town in Nevada or California
- US air force base
- hockey player
- ...
Approval Mark Legend
Approval Mark | Meaning |
Approved | |
Rejected | |
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Rejected Suggestions
Name | "Is a..." | Tested | Initial Approval | Comment | Themeable | Board Approved | Legal Approved |


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America Doesn't Need a Government-Run Postal Service
It's time to downsize or, better yet, privatize.
Even parts of government that look like a business never get run with the efficiency of a business. Just look at the post office.
They buy commercials and tout their services the way private businesses do. They offer a service that customers want.
But a real business can't get away with losing billions every year. (I guess in the era of bailouts, I should say shouldn't get away with it.) The post office lost $16 billion last year, despite having all sorts of advantages that most private businesses don't have.
They have a near monopoly on first-class mail delivery. You want to deliver something to someone? You better not put it in their mailbox—that's illegal. The U.S. Postal Service doesn't pay sales tax or property tax. They don't even pay parking tickets.
With advantages like that, how do they lose money?
They are part of the government, under the thumb of Congress, and that invites calcified, inefficient behavior.
"We are expected to operate like a business, but Congress has not allowed us the flexibility to operate like a business," said Postal Service Board of Governors Chairman Mickey D. Barnett on my TV show. It's all "part of being a quasi-governmental entity. That's how the cookie crumbles." Barnett added that the post office has "union contracts that have no layoff provisions."
Reality is at odds with the proud claim on the post office's website that "Since Ben Franklin … the Postal Service has grown and changed with America." But it's barely changed. You don't tend to see change in "quasi-governmental entities." You see stagnation.
This year the post office tried to limit Saturday delivery to save money. But Congress forbade the change. The politicians' constituents like getting their mail six days a week.
"They don't want a cut in Saturday delivery," Rep. Alan Grayson, D-Fla., told me.
"The USPS does need reform," Rep. Sam Graves, R-Mo., told the Kansas City Star. "However, reducing core services is not a long-term plan. I worry that reducing services will lead to other reductions like closing rural post offices."
But the post office should do both. The government maintains hundreds of tiny local post offices, each of which brings in less than $700 a month. Running those offices costs much more than that. Some are just one mile away from other post offices.
People like "universal service," which has been taken to mean that every American must get mail service, no matter how deep in the boondocks they live. The post office even hauls mail by mule to the bottom of the Grand Canyon.
"The post office provides something that's extremely valuable and has to be maintained, and that's universal service," Grayson told me. "There are countries a lot poorer than the United States, including the Congo … that try to provide universal mail service to everybody. … People don't want post offices closed!"
On the floor of Congress, Sen. Al Franken, D-Minn., proclaimed that universal service is required, saying, "It's in the Constitution."
But it's not. The Constitution says, "Congress shall have the Power to … establish Post Offices." But it doesn't have to use that power.
Cato Institute budget analyst Tad DeHaven argues, "People living in rural America aren't living there by force. … Go back to history. Private carriers picked up the mail from the post office and took it the last mile, or people came to the post office and picked it up."
And private alternatives are much better today. We have e-mail. UPS delivers 300 packages a minute and makes a profit. Federal Express, UPS and others thrive by finding new ways to cut costs. They don't do it because they were born nicer people. They do it because of the pressure of competition. They make money—while the post office loses $16 billion.
Why not just privatize it? No more special government protections, no limit on competitors offering similar services.
Then mail service would be even better than before. The market delivers.


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Hiroki Kuroda (-, -.--) vs. Barry Zito (-, -.--).
For legal reasons they're calling it a "sleeved blanket," but we all know better: It's Snuggie Night at Dodger Stadium! While Dodger fans swaddle themselves in fleecy goodness, we ask the hard questions. Is it "Kershaw and Bills, and take your blood pressure pills" (courtesy of SoSG Sax), or can Kuroda prop up the back end of the rotation?
Meanwhile, Zito is making his first start of the season after being T-boned in West Hollywood on Wednesday. We hope he's all right, but he was driving a Bentley, so, like, our sympathy can only go so far.
Series split or 3-1 series win? Sleeved blanket or Snuggie? Don't be fooled; Dodger fans want the real thing.
Sax's note: I will be there this (early) evening, for my first game of the season. Even better, I'll probably be even more warm and more snuggable than last year! Please drop me a line in this chain if you are down at field level, third base side...I'll be the one in the mustard-stained Dodgers poncho.


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Thursday, July 26, 2007
People I'd Like to Interview and What I'd Ask
1. J.K. Rowling. Okay if I were to have interviewed her BEFORE Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows came out I wouldn't have asked her anything about what was going to happen. I'd just pretend the book wasn't even around and ask about everything but the book. This would be my ploy to weird her out enough to drop her defenses and then I'd move in for the kill by surprising her suddenly with (and I'm just making this up, no spoilers here) "You must have felt horrible when you killed off Ron and Hermoine . . . " just to see if she'd take the bait and say, "Oh, but I didn't kill them off----WHOA! Hey wait a minute! That was pretty tricky! You can't tell anyone, okay?" Yea, I'd try to trick her into revealing stuff. Very sly, very sneaky of me.
2. Hilary Clinton. I actually wouldn't ask her anything. It would be kind of funny to not really ask her anything, it would probably irritate her a great deal and I can see her saying finally as we're getting close to dessert, "Aren't you going to ask me anything?" to which I'd thoughtfully take a bite of my pasta and say, "Okay, sure . . . so how's Chelsea doing?" I'm just a stinker I know but it would be kind of funny to irritate her like that. I wonder if she'd get angry and burst out under the strain of being ignored--the way Jack McCoy can rile defendants on the stand until they finally burst out in a murderous rage, convincing the jury that they really are, in fact, the killers in question.
3. The Pope. Just because I'd be interested in his take on things. Plus though I'm not Catholic he seems like a good and decent man who influences a lot of people. What to ask? Honestly, I'd ask him what he thinks about God and how he feels his prayers are going. Cheeky of me and of course I'd never be so rude as to ask in that way but I'd be interested in his answers. If he's busy I'd take the Dalai Lama over dim sum. It would be interesting to meet someone who is suppose to be diety incarnate.
4. Seth Godin. Because I'm a blogger. Because I care what he'd have to say about my blog. I know I know, terribly insecure and self-conscious but if you're going to go out to dinner with one of the biggest Movers and Shakers on the Net you might as well get your money's worth. I'd ask him for an evaluation and pick his brain for ideas then I'd ask him which blogs he reads and why he reads them. It would be interesting I think.
5. Harry Connick, Jr. I saw him on David Letterman one time and he was the funniest thing ever. Cracked me up completely and struck me as a modern day Prince Charming who can sing. Down to earth and funny and as normal as a Hollywood life could hope to be, which isn't really saying much but there it is. What would I ask him? I'd ask him to sing "Recipe for Love" for me.
6. President Bush. This is probably a given but I'd like to be able to talk without cameras or secret service or media and see what he's like one-on-one. I know what his image is but that's been filtered through so many sound bytes and edits that I'd like an hour to see him for myself and ask his opinion on all sorts of things: Donald Rumsfeld, the upcoming Presidential election, his daughters, his family, the media, his favorite movies, the cool stuff about being President . . .I'd probably also want to ask him who his hero is. Just curious.
7. The guy who came up with the Mac v. P.C. commercials. I love those and whoever came up with them deserves dinner on me. I bet they're great at quoting movies. The biggest question in my book would be, "Any idea why on earth Microsoft hasn't got a clue and come up with a funny rebuttal commercial to poke fun and get their image back?" Of course the supreme irony is that I'm typing these words on my Dell laptop. Ugh.
8. Ellen DeGeneres. She's the funniest thing there is—I'd be interested to meet her off-camera. Sorry Oprah, not interested, you take yourself a little too seriously. The only problem in interviewing Ellen might be if she were to ask if I watch her show and oddly enough I have not which would be embarrassing to admit. I actually don't watch t.v, we don't even have cable, and unless she appears on the Amazing Race (my one guilty pleasure) I'll never see her. What to ask Ellen . . . I don't know that I'd ask her much but I'd probably waste her time quoting a lot of lines from Finding Nemo. That movie cracks me up. "Are you my conscience?" or "Es-CAP-ay--Hey that's funny it looks just like the word 'escape!'"
9. Neil Armstrong. That would be cool. I'd tell him to bring his moon rocks. But it just dawned on me that Mr. Armstrong may not be alive anymore. I don't think I've heard of his passing but I'll have to Google it to be sure—if he's still alive he'd definitely be on the list. What would I ask him? I'd ask him if he wrote his "One small step for man, one giant leap for mankind" speech on the flight up there or if it just came to him. Just curious.
10. A soldier in Iraq. Any soldier who's had a lot of experience there and probably in Special Ops. I'd like to talk and see what his or her take on the situation there is. I've heard a lot of the media's interpretation of events and I'd like to have an hour to talk to someone who has been in the thick of things to give me their opinion on matters. But mostly about things relative to the Iraqi people--what they're feelings are about the last five years, what they think about the Americans, what they're hoping for in the future. Nothing really original but perhaps a little more interesting that what I'm getting on the six o'clock news.
11. Candace Olson/Samantha Brown. As I said we don't have cable but when I go to the gym I time it so I can watch Divine Design and get my Candace Olson fix. Or Great Hotels with Samantha Brown. In fact, Candace if you're busy I'd be happy to talk with Samantha. She seems pretty sweet. I'd ask Candace what to do with my fireplace mantel decorating and would ask Samantha if I could have her job. That's all.
12. Malcolm Gladwell. He wrote The Tipping Point and Blink and I'd love to talk with him. Besides the fact that he seems to know everyone I'd love to see what's on his plate next and have his ear for an hour or two. I'd ask him who the most interesting person he's ever met was and go from there, maybe follow up with what his favorite book is.
13. The Ninja. You know, the Ask a Ninja ninja? He's the funniest thing on the net. I'd love an interview and I'd bring the fortune cookies. I'd ask him "Was your mom a ninja?" "Do ninjas have retirement benefits?" "Do ninjas vote?" "When did you start wearing your mask?" and "Do ninjas keep pets?" Important things like that.
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33 comments:
I would not have the presence of mind to do anything in front of Harry except drool. And stare. Like I escaped on a day-pass from the mental ward.
- katherine. said...
nice list....I thought I'd pass on this blog from a rather brilliant young writer named Teflon Don who is currently serving our country.
He has special insight into the Iraqis...friendly and otherwise...far more than what you will see on the six o'clock news.
From his blog you can link to a zillion more. - 3:36 PM
- Tim Appleton (Applehead) said...
OMG! I love Harry Connick Jr! He's absolutely dreamy! Although I would ask him what was it like to kiss Sandra Bullock....
- my4kids said...
I would so do the same thing if I had interviewed JK Rowling!
- Christie said...
Hate to say it, but I'd like to do more than interview Harry Connick, Jr...YUM.
hi michelle: loved your list. enjoyed this. i especially enjoyed your bit about hillary, president bush, and ellen d. ellen is hilarious and so much fun and just seems so comfy at home with people -- i like being around people like that. i think president bush's hero is God. i admire him, i do, and yes, i voted for him both times. i respect his office and him and am so pleased that he does not bring tons of slander and scandals to our nation (unlike that previous guy, you know the one). i liked how you would finally maybe ask hillary something, but it would just be about something superficial. funny.
hey, kinda related, today or yesterday, a lady from my ward sent me YOUR hillary song (to the "gilliagan's island" themesong). did you write that or copy it down for your list? i was amused how it was sent to me by someone else. if it was written by you, way cool that it already got around as such.
thanks for the chuckle today, happy trails, kathleen :) - 5:06 PM
- Thea @ It's Me Vs. Me said...
I think I would love on Harry. I would expect a restraining order would be the result of the dinner.
And that Pope pic made me laugh out loud.
Good list. - 5:18 PM
- Christie O. said...
i so love ellen degeneres, she's by far my favorite female comic! good choice on samantha brown, i can't even tell you how many times that cheery little face has popped up and i've wanted to clobber her because of all my pent-up job envy. by clobber i mean, say nice things. haha!
I always look forward to your list posts! They always make me smile! I especially loved your comments on Hillary.
- pussreboots said...
Diverse group of people you've selected for your TT.
Great picks and questions!
If you don't have the Harry Connick Christmas album -- definitely ask Santa to bring it to you next year. Or better yet ask Harry to drop it off himself. - 7:54 PM
- Irene said...
I love your list. I'd want to interview each and everyone of them, too! :)
- Joyful Days said...
Great variety & interesting choices but you do have the past (as in dead) pope's photo up...I'm just saying... ;)
- Robin said...
Neil Armstrong is still alive and kicking. In fact, he just visited Israel a few weeks ago as a motivational speaker :). Here's a brief article about it.
http://www.israeltoday.co.il/default.aspx?tabid=178&nid=13405 - 11:39 PM
- Mrs. O said...
Looks like we all share a love for Harry - how could you not love that voice? I guess it doesn't hurt that he has fabulous hair and looks good too.
Ellen would be fun too sit and crack jokes with. I think I'd ask her if she felt like she always had to be 'on' or if she's always so down to earth. - 12:22 AM
- Jenn in Holland said...
Yes! The ask a ninja ninja! These are excellent questions for a very funny guy.
I have a soldier in the family, just returned from his tour. Lots of insight about working in Iraq and what it is actually like over there.
Can I be there when Harry sings to you? - 4:07 AM
- Maddy said...
I heard a great interview [a while back] on JK Rowlings, but it was after publication. She seemed so down to earth [well grounded].
You'll certainly have your time cut out interviewing all those! - 4:35 AM
- JAM said...
Jeesh, I need to get out more. I haven't heard of half of these people.
I'd ask Ellen D. to do the pickle claw for me. She does a routine about the shape your hand has to be in to get the first pickle out of a new jar and calls it the "pickle claw" because it's the only hand shape that works. Then later in her show she talks about how, in public restrooms they have this contraption with these ginormoush rolls of toilet paper in them and how hard it is to get the first of the roll to come out. Low and behold, you have to use the pickle claw to get THAT out too.
Neil Armstrong is alive, and he's been a hero of mine for most of my life now. He's the epitome of class and dignity.
I'd also like to talk to Buzz Aldrin, his compadre and #2 on the moon. He's a total camera hound and loves to talk. Plus his background is MIT engineering so I'd probably ask him to help me with some issues I'm having trouble with at work. - 5:11 AM
- Charlotta-love said...
Hillary Clinton...LOL. That's my favorite one!
Jam - I love the pickle claw. In fact, I go around telling people it's packed like pickles. It's going to catch on one day. - 5:41 AM
- Amy The Black said...
You ARE very funny! I think you just want to eat a good pasta dinner more then actually get people to spill. Anyway: Harry Connick, Jr. is not only a modern-day Sinatra, but he's funny and has a six pack! Yum. I'm a Mac person, and those commercials are perfect! The PC guy is actually a stand-up commedian and very funny.
Great TT! - 7:24 AM
As far as I know Neil Armstrong is still alive and kicking. As for his speach, I read an article about those words and it sounds like he planned it out and rehearsed it and everything, but actually meant to say "One small step for A man, one small step for mankind." Well, actually he claims that's what he said and that the radio cut out when he said "a"...
- Lori said...
Hillary, HA HA! I love Candace! Her style is so ME!
Great list. Oh, how you make me chuckle.
- Joyful Days said...
There's a bloggy award that I'm passing to you at my site. You've really been such a gracious blogger!
- la bellina mammina said...
Isn't Harry just drop dead gorgeous???
- SabineM said...
I WANT to sit on when you interview #4 and don't ask anything.. too funny!
- EcoFloridaMag.com said...
Your comment about an interview with Hillary is so funny! And I think Ellen is soooo funny.
- la2ny said...
hi scribbit,
This is a funny post. Why not email Seth Godin? Writing to you from blogHer where one of today's takeaway is that the blogosphere is about conversation, wishing you were here, So many of us think you and your blog are great TrueMomConfessions.com, LA2NY.com, motherbumper.com...
Best. sss - 2:30 PM
I suspect Bush's favorite movie to be Dr. Strangelove, or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Really Love the Bomb. And his second favorite movie is Meatballs.
Love your list. May I come along because clearly, we would like to talk with the same people.
- K T Cat said...
Scribbit, I've thought a lot about those Mac v. PC commercials. I think the reason that the PC world has not responded is that it is too diffuse. If, say, HP does a series of ads boasting about how PCs rule the world of computer games and are far more fun, then all of their competitors will benefit as well since there isn't really much of a difference between a Dell and an HP PC.
Microsoft doesn't seem to do much advertising at all for their size and power. My guess is that they've decided they don't need to. Also, their advertising is aimed at a different target audience - corporate America. - 4:54 AM
Now I'm *really* wishing I'd been able to go see Seth Godin in Salt Lake City. My husband had a chance to pick his brain, but I didn't even get to meet him.
Some of the people on your list would be on mine as well. - 7:33 PM
- Scribbit said...
so nice of you to say that but I'm wondering who you are and if you have a blog of your own, I can't see your profile from here. You've got me all curious :) - 9:17 PM


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Monday, October 19, 2009
Thai Fish Cakes with Cucumber Relish - Blue Monday
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A Oregon fisherman's paradise serves as a perfect introduction to Thai Fish Cakes and Blue Monday.
From the kitchen of One Perfect Bite...We have an abundance of salmon at this time of year and, out of necessity, I've learned to deal with the surplus that tries to claim exclusive use of my freezer space. Today's recipe is an adaption of one for fish cakes that Bob and I had, and loved, when we were in Thailand. The fish cakes are easy to make and they're inexpensive if you use canned salmon or tuna fish to assemble them. The recipe calls for fish sauce and red curry paste. They are available in any well stocked grocery store, but if you're living at the North Pole or in the middle of the Gobi Desert, they can be ordered via the internet. Both will last for several months in the refrigerator. You can make your own red curry paste if you wish. I've included a recipe for the adventurous, but, I hasten to add, commercially prepared red curry paste works like a charm. Red curry is hot to many tongues, so I've used a range of measurement for it in the recipe. Go easy, if you are just beginning to eat hot and spicy food. The cucumber relish is served with many Thai dishes to offset and balance the heat of chilies. Again, the relish is simple and takes minutes to prepare. The recipe I'm including here is very basic. I posted a more involved version earlier in the year and if you'd like to try it follow this link to Ah Jhat. I use mashed potatoes to bind the fish cakes but bread crumbs can also be used. I cook the cakes in a small amount of oil. In Thailand these are deep fried and smaller sized cakes are also used as appetizers. Here are the recipes for the fish cakes, the simplified cucumber relish and red curry paste. I hope you'll try them. You won't be sorry.
Thai Fish Cakes with Cucumber Relish...from the kitchen of One Perfect Bite
1-1/2 cups cooked flaked salmon or 1 (14.75-oz.) can pink salmon
1/2 cup plain mashed potatoes or bread crumbs
1/4 cup very finely chopped onion
1/4 cup coarsely chopped fresh cilantro or mint
1 large egg
1 to 3 teaspoons red curry paste
1 tablespoon fish sauce
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/2 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
3 tablespoons vegetable oil
1) If using canned salmon, drain it well. Place in a large bowl and work with fingers to remove skin and bones. Add mashed potatoes, onion and cilantro. In a separate small bowl, combine egg, red curry paste, fish sauce, salt and pepper and mix with a fork until smooth. Add to salmon mixture; mix gently with a spoon or your hands to combine. Using a 1/4 cup measure, shape mixture into 3-inch patties; place on a baking sheet and chill in freezer for about 30 minutes.
2) When ready to proceed, heat oil in a large skillet set over medium-high heat. Carefully add 4 patties and cook, turning once, until golden brown, about 3 minutes per side. Transfer to a serving platter and continue procedure with remaining patties. Serve hot for best flavor. Yield: 4 to 6 servings.
Cucumber Relish
1/2 cup granulated sugar
1/2 cup white or rice wine vinegar
1 large English cucumber, diced
1/2 cup very finely chopped peanuts
1) Combine sugar and vinegar in a small sauce pan. Bring to a boil over medium heat, stirring occasionally. Remove from heat and allow to cool.
2) Pour into a two cup bowl. Add cucumbers. Toss to combine. Top with peanuts. Yield: 1 cup
Red Curry Paste
3 large dried red New Mexico or Anaheim chili peppers
10 small dried red chilies (i.e. chiles de arbol or japones)
1/2 cup coarsely chopped shallots
1/4 cup coarsely chopped garlic
1 tablespoon coarsely chopped fresh ginger
1 tablespoon ground coriander
1 teaspoon ground cumin
1/2 teaspoon freshly ground pepper
1/2 teaspoon salt
1) Stem and seed all chilies. Chop into large pieces; place in a small bowl. Add warm water and let them soak awhile proceeding with recipe.
2) Using bowl of a small food processor or a blender, combine shallots, garlic, ginger, coriander, cumin, pepper and salt. Add softened chilies and 1/4 cup of soaking liquid; process until a smooth puree forms. Transfer paste to a lidded jar and refrigerate for up to 3 weeks. Paste can be frozen for 3 months. Yield: 3/4 cup.
Recipes adapted Temple of Thai and Nanci McDermott
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51 comments :
- Lara said...
oh, I am already drooling! sounds delicious!
- October 19, 2009 at 1:06 AM
- Diann @ The Thrifty Groove said...
Another one to try! We got a great deal on canned salamon recently and I am trying to gather recipes to use it. so, thank you!
- October 19, 2009 at 3:26 AM
- rosasdolcevita said...
This sounds wonderful! I never thought of using mashed potatoes as a substitute for bread crumbs / or as a binding ingredient. Yum!!
- October 19, 2009 at 4:10 AM
- free online adventure games said...
Just wondering if there's a need to seed the small red chili for the red curry paste recipe. Usually the seeds are what makes a dish so spicy. Out where I live, we call such chili "chili padi".
- October 19, 2009 at 4:37 AM
- EJ said...
Oh whatta yummy BM entry. Love the first photo, so peaceful!
My first BM entry - October 19, 2009 at 6:59 AM
- pigpigscorner said...
Such lovely flavours!!
- October 19, 2009 at 7:03 AM
- Martha said...
A great recipe -- I don't cook Thai enough!
- October 19, 2009 at 7:12 AM
- Coralie Cederna Johnson said...
Your recipes are always fabulous and I LOVE the blue water scene! Enjoy your BLUE MONDAY!
- October 19, 2009 at 7:30 AM
- NKP said...
A surplus of salmon sounds heavenly to me!
What a gorgeous picture. I want to just lie down in that photograph and sleep on a gently rocking raft.
The fish cakes sound delightful, I love Thai flavours. - October 19, 2009 at 7:36 AM
- SmilingSally said...
Salmon cakes are one of my husband's favorites, Mary. Happy Blue Monday.
- October 19, 2009 at 8:07 AM
- My Little Space said...
The recipe looks so flavourful! Must be terribly tasty.
- October 19, 2009 at 8:24 AM
- CC said...
That photo does indeed look like a paradise... and the food. Ahh,the food. How wonderful it always sounds and the pictures truly make you drool. :).
Happy Blue Monday Mary..have a lovely day. - October 19, 2009 at 8:38 AM
- Puna said...
mmmmm...right up my alley!
- October 19, 2009 at 9:00 AM
- The Quintessential Magpie said...
Good Morning, Mary! This sounds like another delicious recipe from you, and I love that shot of Oregon. I've never been, but I have a distant cousin from there who assures me it is paradise.
I have a quick question for you about the fish cakes. I am currently on a restricted diet from my naturopath and can't have white potatoes or white flour. Do you think it would be possible to use sweet potatoes in a recipe like this, or would that destroy it and change the flavor beyond the pale? They are on my list of approved foods. Just curious.
Thanks for sharing your gift for foods with us...
Happy Blue Monday!
Sheila :-) - October 19, 2009 at 9:26 AM
- gengen said...
Yummy food and great recipe. The lake is also beautiful...Happy blue Monday.
- October 19, 2009 at 9:28 AM
- Claudia said...
I am wishing there was an abundance of salmon in MN! This looks absolutely scrumptious. I love the idea of using it as an appetizer.
- October 19, 2009 at 9:37 AM
- Alyssa said...
The fish cake is beautiful and sounds wonderful! I haven't eaten much Thai (our first experience with it was terrible, sadly), but I know the flavor of most of the ingredients in this, so I'm leaning toward trying it again.
- October 19, 2009 at 10:01 AM
- Abatevintage said...
Oh that looks scrumpish. Have a great day.
Heidi - October 19, 2009 at 10:22 AM
- Sandi@ Rose Chintz Cottage said...
Oh my, that photo is absolutely stunning! The fish cakes look good too. Happy Blue Monday.
Sandi - October 19, 2009 at 10:54 AM
- LV said...
Just dropping by to see what was for lunch today. As usual, it sounds great. Your blue water scenes are beautiful.
- October 19, 2009 at 11:34 AM
- Janell @ House of Fifty said...
Oh, delicious! Please come cook for me!! Janell
- October 19, 2009 at 1:21 PM
- Patricia @ ButterYum said...
Mary - did you take the first photo on this post? Stunning!!
As for your "salmon surplus" issue... I wish I had your problems!
ButterYum - October 19, 2009 at 1:31 PM
- Southern Lady said...
Mary, your fish cakes look scrumptious, but your grandmother's "Double Chocolate Pudding" sounds even better to me.
I would love to go sit on the banks of that Oregon river, eat chocolate pudding, and take pictures. It looks heavenly. - October 19, 2009 at 1:58 PM
- Katherine Roberts Aucoin said...
This looks so tempting and what luck to have all of that salmon!
- October 19, 2009 at 2:09 PM
- Unknown said...
I love the recipe for the cucumber relish. Geri
- October 19, 2009 at 2:33 PM
- Luna said...
I love the beautiful blue scene, zje first photo!
Thanks for your comments...~~♥~~Luna from Vienna - October 19, 2009 at 3:24 PM
- George Gaston said...
Mary... Fish Cakes have never sounds so good! Thanks for a virtual trip to Thailand with its spices & culinary treats.
- October 19, 2009 at 3:34 PM
- Wandering Chopsticks said...
Those fish cakes look perfect. I've never thought of using mashed potatoes to bind them together, but it sounds wonderful.
- October 19, 2009 at 3:35 PM
- La Bella Cooks said...
These would be too hard to resist, and why would you want to? So yummy.
- October 19, 2009 at 3:37 PM
- Shy said...
I ove the look of the water soo blue, must be very deep. And your fisk cake sure look and taste yummy.
- October 19, 2009 at 3:48 PM
- Donna-FFW said...
What a fantastic idea using mashed potatoes!! Sounds terrific and perfect with the cranberry relish.
- October 19, 2009 at 3:56 PM
- xinex said...
Both these look very good, Mary. Thanks for the resipe...Christine
- October 19, 2009 at 4:14 PM
- lk- healthy delicious said...
This reminds me of one of the dishes on next iron chef last night. Yours looks better though. - October 19, 2009 at 4:22 PM
- Miranda said...
That first pic is so peaceful...just beautiful.
- October 19, 2009 at 4:50 PM
- Sam Hoffer / My Carolina Kitchen said...
Any fisherman would love to be there in that gorgeous spot. Your fish cakes sound wonderful. I like salmon fish cakes and they would come in handy if your fisherman got "skunked" and returned home empty-handed.
Sam - October 19, 2009 at 5:50 PM
- Heather S-G said...
These do sound amazing. I love the fresh paste...I want to try making that...the flavors must really pop! Yum :D
- October 19, 2009 at 7:26 PM
- Foodiewife said...
Now, this recipe I love! I'm love red curry...heck, I love Thai food!
I cannot wait to work this recipe into my meal plan. We need to eat more fish, so this one will surely be a winner.
Thanks! - October 19, 2009 at 7:29 PM
- Deb in Hawaii said...
Love the red curry and Thai-flavors--what a great combo. Love the relish too.
- October 19, 2009 at 10:57 PM
- From the Old InkWell said...
Oh my Mary, here's another one I do need to try. Love salmon and salmon cakes, but I've never tried curry. I'll have to give it a whirl one day.
- October 19, 2009 at 10:59 PM
- Pam said...
Oh those fish cakes look amazing and so does the relish.
- October 19, 2009 at 11:01 PM
- Carly said...
I love the beautiful reflection in your blue photo and the recipes sounds (and look) amazing!
- October 20, 2009 at 12:17 AM
- MaR said...
Love the Oregon scenery and the fish cakes sound delicious!!!
- October 20, 2009 at 5:35 AM
- Becky K. said...
Oh my, that first photo is stunning.
Sorry I am late stopping by. It has been crazy around here.
Becky K. - October 20, 2009 at 7:13 AM
- Katy ~ said...
Breath-taking outdoor photo.
Fishcake perfectly prepared and presented.
Thank you for sharing this. - October 20, 2009 at 7:31 AM
- Allie said...
I wish I had that view and the fish cakes for lunch today!
- October 20, 2009 at 11:22 AM
- storyteller said...
What BEAUTIFUL outdoor photos and delicious dish for Blue Monday. Thanks for visiting Small Reflections ... I'm playing catch up today ;--)
Hugs and blessings, - October 21, 2009 at 4:43 PM
- Lori said...
The flavors sound absolutely wonderful!
- October 21, 2009 at 9:21 PM
- Charles said...
Loved reading about your touch to Thai cooking and I gather that you live in Oregon also.
We eat a lot of Thai and Chinese at home since two of the family were born in Bangkok. Looking forward to reading and enjoying more. BTW - we're headquartered in Salem. - November 7, 2009 at 12:25 PM
- Mary Bergfeld said...
Charles, I'm so glad you found us and I do hope you'll visit whenever you can. You are always welcome here.
- November 7, 2009 at 1:20 PM
- Term Papers said...
The fish cakes are easy to make and they're inexpensive if you use canned salmon or tuna fish to assemble them. The recipe calls for fish sauce and red curry paste.
Term papers - January 26, 2010 at 9:43 AM
- Pilar-La Fiesta del Té said...
Hello Mary, first at all I want to thank you for stopping and commenting on my blog (more than a month!) and I want to apologize you for not having responded earlier, is that I was a few days without connect and when I did I forgot to go to greet and, well, time passed ..
I love fish and these fish cakes have a pint ackes amazing, I write down the recipe and make myself a follower of your blog, which I loved.
kisses and have a nice week! pilar
ps: sorry for my english, is that my english writing is not very well and I still learning it! - October 19, 2011 at 6:49 PM


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"I've never lost two fights in a row, so whenever I lose, it's like the old quote, 'I like winning, but I hate losing.'" - Joe Lauzon
The story was set to 'legendary' status as soon as Joe Lauzon declared that at one time as a teenager, he was the King of the Neighborhood. But then it just got better.
"At the time, professional wrestling was really big," said the Massachusetts native by way of explanation for his coronation. Then he pauses, maybe for dramatic effect, or maybe just to fill in the mental picture. "And I had a trampoline."
What's more legendary than legendary when it comes to a pro fighter's origin story? This is probably it, but as Lauzon – who opens up this Saturday's UFC on FOX main card with a bout against Jamie Varner – picks up the story, there is a method to this seeming madness that makes you sympathize with Mr. and Mrs Lauzon.
"We would end up on the trampoline murdering each other, like power bombs and choke slams and all that kinda stuff," laughed Lauzon, who earned King status because as the bouts turned into real grappling matches, his cousin (who had some submission grappling experience) gave him some helpful hints in the art that allowed him to choke his buddies out.
"I kept that to myself, and I just kept getting everybody's back and choking people out," he recalled.
At around the same time, Lauzon's high school was rewarded for a positive showing on the MCAS (Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment System) tests with two days of assemblies that involved everything from concerts to demonstrations. One demo mixed karate and jiu-jitsu, and leading things was a United States Marine Corps veteran, karate black belt and Jiu-Jitsu purple belt, Joe Pomfret.
The light bulb went on in the teenage Lauzon's head.
"That's what we've been trying to do on the trampoline," he told his group of friends, which included brothers Chris and Jay Palmquist and Chris "Biggie" Richard. "If we sign up, we'll rule the neighborhood."
The only problem was that the King wasn't old enough to drive by himself to the gym. His buddies were.
"They all signed up and started doing jiu-jitsu," said Lauzon, 16 at the time and unable to drive alone until he turned 16 ½. "I'm getting triangle choked, I'm getting armlocked, all these things are happening to me. This has gotta change."
A month later it did, and the lanky future IT professional walked into Pomfret's gym.
"He was just really special from the first day," said Pomfret of Lauzon. "He almost caught me in a leg lock his very first night just because he saw it on TV once. And I was a purple belt. The kid walks in off the street and almost taps me out. He's a special kid."
"Jiu-Jitsu always clicked with me," said Lauzon, whose field of play moved from the trampoline to the gym. He became a quick study in jiu-jitsu, and he fell in love with it. Along the way, Pomfret became a coach, mentor, and someone who would remain in his corner to this day, through seemingly endless grappling tournaments and 28 pro mixed martial arts fights.
"I'm super close to my dad and I always talk about how great my dad is, but Joe is like a second dad to me," said Lauzon. "I was in the gym all the time. Me and Jay Palmquist would be the first ones in the gym, we'd be the last ones to leave when they kicked us out, and I'd see Joe Pomfret probably more than I'd see my parents. I'm super close to Joe. We'd butt heads here and there, but he's been such a huge part of everything I've done training wise and he's got such amazing insight right before fights. He knows me so well and knows exactly what's going on in my head."
Perhaps the most amazing part of the relationship between the two Joes is that Pomfret raised Lauzon in a fighting sense from the cradle to the pinnacle of the sport in the UFC. And in a region that has only started to get the respect it's deserved in the last six, seven years for the fighters it's producing, Pomfret has sent Lauzon, his brother Dan Lauzon, and recent TUF competitor Joe Proctor to the UFC, with TUF alumnus Chuck O'Neil also getting his start in the Bridgewater gym, now known as Lauzon MMA. Is there a secret to their success? Pomfret thinks there is.
"In our gym, we work hard, but there are a lot of people out there that work hard," he said. "I think you gotta work hard, but you gotta work hard in the right way. You gotta work hard and you gotta work smart. And we never turn down an opportunity to learn ourselves and learn from somebody else – ever. We had a kid in the gym who's in the Olympics (Team USA judo team member Travis Stevens) and I picked his brain clean as much as I could. We have a philosophy in our school that whoever comes in that gym, we commit ourselves to them, and the secret is, the faster we get you better, the faster you make me better. And that's the key. I'm not gonna withhold any secrets from you, and I'm not going to blow you off because you're not one of the fighters."
"Joe Proctor walked in off the street as a construction guy who just wanted to do some jiu-jitsu because his friend said it would be cool to check it out," Pomfret continues. "Six years later, look at him. He started at ground zero. If there's one thing I can say about me and Joe's school is that we produce good fighters from ground zero. It's not like we take good guys and then put our stamp on them and say 'hey, this guy's from us.' We committed ourselves from the beginning, and we cherish everybody. Anybody that's willing to learn, anybody that cares, anybody that wants to be a good student and a good listener and a respectful training partner, we're gonna give you our one hundred percent. And people love it and respond to it."
None more than Lauzon, who, with his degree in Computer Science, former day job in tech support, and unofficial title as the Godfather of MMA Social Networking, is far from the stereotypical fighter. But he is a fighter, one of the top lightweights in the game, and a bonus-gobbling machine who has nine post-fight awards in 12 UFC bouts. He does give a different look to things though, especially since combat sports have historically been the home for those looking for a way out of a bad economic situation.
"I think it's great for the sport where there's a young man like Joe," said Pomfret. "He's college educated, his expertise in computers has obviously been well-documented, he's well-mannered, well-principled, doesn't drink, doesn't smoke, and he makes us all look bad. (Laughs) It's just great for the sport. He's not the only one out there like that in the sport, but we could use a lot more of him. MMA, like boxing, is really a way for some youngsters out there to change their life for the better, and a lot have. There are a lot of young men, and now young women, who come from a difficult background and don't really have any other option but to fight their way to a financially secure life. Joe didn't have to do it that way. Why did he do it that way instead of going the 9 to 5 route? I don't know. I think we all wish we had that kind of ability, because he has a pretty cool lifestyle where he doesn't have to go in and punch the clock. He's doing it his way and it's pretty cool to see."
This Saturday, Lauzon returns against Varner in his first fight since a February knockout loss to Anthony Pettis that snapped a two fight winning streak. If you're judging the fight based on momentum, Varner certainly has that on his side after three straight wins that include an upset knockout of previously unbeaten Edson Barboza in May that marked the former WEC lightweight champion's triumphant return to the Octagon. Ask Lauzon about the benefit of having that full head of positive steam on your side heading into a fight, and he can see the benefits, but he also notes that coming off a loss can light a pretty hot fire in your belly as well.
"I think momentum definitely has an influence on your attitude in training and things like that, but sometimes it's better when you get someone kicking you in the butt every time, telling you to go train because you got kicked in the face last time," said the 28-year old, whose bout against Pettis ended via head kick. "So it depends on how you want to look at it. I had great momentum after I beat (Curt) Warburton and Melvin (Guillard), and then I got my loss. So for me, I've never lost two fights in a row, so whenever I lose, it's like the old quote, 'I like winning, but I hate losing.' That is very, very true. You're only as good as your last fight, and you can have ten great fights, but if you have one bad fight, that's the one people are gonna remember. I'm coming off a loss, and I feel like that's when I perform my best."
His personal history has proved it, and while Lauzon is putting in the hours in the gym to prepare for the bout, Pomfret is doing the same thing for his prized pupil. It's been a long time since the trampoline days, but you get the idea that no matter where Lauzon's career goes, he'll have a loyal hand on his shoulder the entire way.
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Brrrr!!! It's cold out there. With temperatures sinking down to -20 degrees C, it's beyond cold out there! The day was postcard perfect - clear blue skies, puffy white clouds matching the fresh powder snow and frozen snow crystals on the trees. Each time a sun ray caught a crystallized branch it glittered a rainbow of colors. I so badly wanted to take a few pictures to show you - but I think I would have frozen before I even got around to setting up my equipment.
As I left the cozy warmth of the house and took the first deep breath I think everything in my mouth, nose and lungs froze instantly. Nonetheless it's such a refreshing feeling, to feel your skin tingle with the cold air.
I'm all huddled up on the sofa right now and thought I would share a gorgeously aromatic dish I made a few days ago, spiced with ginger and Szechwan peppercorns.
Szechwan Peppercorns
Or if you prefer Sichuan or Szechuan, which ever way you choose to spell it the fact remains that these are rather unique tasting little berries.
Native of the Szechwan province in China, the Szechwan peppercorns are the dried berry of a tree of the rue family. Although they bear some resemblance to the black peppercorns, Szechwan peppercorns do not exactly belong to the pepper family, which is native to India.
There are several varieties of the Zanthoxylum species, which grow throughout the temperate belt of China, Japan, the Himalayas and North America. Although all species have similarities, being aromatic and also used in herbal remedies, it is only the piperitum variety of the East that is actually used in cooking.
Although the Szechwan peppercorns are very aromatic, they are not very hot. Before Asian cultures were introduced to chile pepper, Szechwan pepper was used along with ginger to give heat to many dishes.
The dried berries bear resemblance to tiny beechnuts measuring about 4 - 5 mm in diameter. Szechwan peppercorns are rust colored with hair-thin stems and open ends. Their rough skin splits open to reveal a fragile black seed, which is about 3 mm in diameter The spice it self, however mainly consists of the empty husks. I
You can buy Szechwan pepper either whole or ground. In Japan the leaves are used as spice, where the ground dried leaves are known as sansho and the whole leaves, kinome. These are freshly vacuum-packed or pickled.
The Szechwan peppercorns have a warm pepper-like bouquet with a hint of citrus. There are warm and woodsy overtones and some species have a stronger anise aroma.
Szechwan peppercorns have a unique aroma and flavor that is not hot or pungent like black or white pepper, or chili peppers, but has slight lemony overtones and creates a kind of tingly numbness in the mouth.
Preparing and Storing Szechwan Peppercorns
It is always advisable to buy the whole peppercorns and grind whenever required. The best way to extract the full aroma of the berries is to gently roast to release their fragrance before crushing with a mortar and pestle or electric coffee grinder. Only the husks are used, discarding the seeds. If you desire a fine powder, sieve to remove the husks and stalks. Store in airtight containers, out of sunlight.
Szechwan peppercorns are generally added towards the end. Often star anise and ginger are used to complement the flavor in spicy Szechwan cuisine.
In this dish a tiny amount of Szechwan peppercorns were dry roasted then gently crushed. Once my sprouts and vegetables were just about ready I added the crushed berries to the wok. Tossing it quickly. A perfect light, aromatic and healthy dinner.
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Recipe: Szechwan Pepper and Ginger Sprouts
Printable version of recipe here.500g mixed sprouts, I used sprouted sunflower seeds, mung bean sprouts, radish seed sprouts and lentil sprouts
1 bunch of coriander leaves, chopped
1 bunch chives, chopped
2 garlic cloves, finely chopped
20g fresh ginger, cut in juliennes
100g mixed vegetables, cut in juliennes. I used carrots, yellow bell peppers and parsnip
1-2 teaspoons Szechwan peppercorns, dry roasted and gently crushed
1-2 tablespoons canola oil
- Heat the oil in a wok until hot, swirling the wok to coat it in the oil. Add the garlic and ginger and sauté until transparent and fragrant.
- Add the mixed sprouts and vegetables and stir fry for approx. 2-3 minutes, then add the herbs and toss.
- Sprinkle in the Szechwan peppercorns and salt to taste, stir and allow the Szechwan peppercorns to unfold their aroma - approx. 1-2 minutes.
- Serve immediately with steamed brown rice.
Serving Tip: I love serving this with a mustard and coriander seeds pilaw or a serving of sautéed spinach and bok choy with soy sauce, ginger and garlic.
I love this simple and easy dish. It's prepared within minutes and the aromatic pleasures that are evoked by the combination of ginger and Szechwan peppercorns is purely fantastic. This is the typical type of meal I would cook up for myself when my boys are away. I then curl up on the sofa watching The Tudors and simply savor not only the food but also Jonathan Rhys Meyers!
This is my first time taking part in Heart of the Matter hosted over at dearest Ilva's Lucullian Delights. This month she is asking for Slimmer Recipes. Hope she enjoys a bowl full of these delicious mixed sprouts!
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"The name Di Marzio has been synonymous with quality in Market Research since the days of the Worthington Di Marzio partnership of the 1990's. I have had the pleasure of working with Kim since those days and have always appreciated his meticulous attention to detail and the thoughtful insights that he brought to any project he has been involved with. Now with Paul Di Marzio joining the firm many new areas of specialisation have been adopted in particular in the areas of Online Research and the use of Social Media and that same dedication to quality research has been maintained. Between them they have embraced the modern methodologies employed by the Market Research industry as well as continuing with the more traditional methods practiced over the years utilising over three decades of experience with the industry and their understanding of client needs. The loyalty of their client base speaks volumes with regard to the value their experience and knowledge brings to each and every project they undertake. I look forward to a long association with both Kim and Paul in the years ahead."
Brendan Pell Director - Analytical Services MarketMetrics
"As National Marketing & Business Development Manager at CPA Australia and later as General Manager Marketing & Business Development at the Law Institute of Victoria I worked closely with Di Marzio Research on a number of significant research projects. They could always be relied upon to deliver quality work of the highest standard. Because they understood our business they were able to provide valuable guidance and direction to assist with business strategy and decision-making. They are professionals who really know their stuff!"
Sue Noble Former Director Member and Partner Engagement IPAA Victoria