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polytarp
response 99 of 163: Mark Unseen   Jul 21 14:49 UTC 2003

Hi krokus!
tod
response 100 of 163: Mark Unseen   Jul 21 16:12 UTC 2003

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keesan
response 101 of 163: Mark Unseen   Jul 21 18:26 UTC 2003

The northern Chinese preserve just about everything for the winter, which
might be why they got used to the salt.
White pepper is made from black pepper with the skins removed.
jaklumen
response 102 of 163: Mark Unseen   Jul 21 21:31 UTC 2003

resp:100 yes, of course.

resp:101 That is not completely accurate.  Joy of Cooking, p. 576 (2nd 
ed.)-- "The white is made from the fully ripe berry from which the 
dark outer shell is buffed before the berry is ground... Black pepper 
is obtained from the *underripe, fermented, sun-dried whole berries.* 
(emphasis mine)" 
keesan
response 103 of 163: Mark Unseen   Jul 22 16:58 UTC 2003

Looks like we are both right, then.  Thanks for looking this up.
krokus
response 104 of 163: Mark Unseen   Jul 24 15:14 UTC 2003

Not just the Chinese did preservation for the winter, the Koreans have
Kimchi from that as well.  Ok, now I want some Korean food...
tod
response 105 of 163: Mark Unseen   Jul 24 16:51 UTC 2003

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remmers
response 106 of 163: Mark Unseen   Jul 24 22:38 UTC 2003

Where's the debrief this week?
gelinas
response 107 of 163: Mark Unseen   Jul 24 22:45 UTC 2003

Rumour Central says "Jerusalem Garden".
krokus
response 108 of 163: Mark Unseen   Jul 31 16:39 UTC 2003

re 105
No, not kegogi.  Not even bulgogi... :P
dcat
response 109 of 163: Mark Unseen   Aug 3 04:01 UTC 2003

Had a half-triple walk today:
kaplan, mutsie and barney  started nearly punctually. aruba, danr, and myself
about 5-10 minutes later.  some point thereafter, valerie, janc, arlo and
kendra arrived, and went the other way.  we all met at the dam, and walked
back together along what I'm told is 'the normal route' (counter-clockwise).
Krokus arrived at some rather later point, had his own adventure in the
forest, then retreated to the parking lot to wait for us all.

Ken will do the lunch, because there were several people I can't remember the
names of. . .
remmers
response 110 of 163: Mark Unseen   Aug 4 02:04 UTC 2003

(I want to hear more about krokus's adventure in the forest.  Did
it involve bows and arrows and a band of merry men?)
gregb
response 111 of 163: Mark Unseen   Aug 4 12:51 UTC 2003

Did he come across a big, green oger and a donkey?
janc
response 112 of 163: Mark Unseen   Aug 4 15:44 UTC 2003

Heffalumps maybe?
dcat
response 113 of 163: Mark Unseen   Aug 9 16:32 UTC 2003

Don't know what krokus found last week, but apparently it moved to Gallup this
week and ate everyone.  Arrived shortly after 1030; saw no-one.  Waited till
about 1110, walked up to Geddes Rd, which I reached by 1140; still saw nobody.
Left at 1205. . . .
janc
response 114 of 163: Mark Unseen   Aug 9 17:53 UTC 2003

We've got Valerie's sister & kids visiting this weekend.  We could have
walked, but it would have been three parents to four assorted infants and
toddlers in strollers, and we lacked the gumption.
krokus
response 115 of 163: Mark Unseen   Aug 11 04:03 UTC 2003

re 110-112
No meery men, bows, arrows, ogres, donkeys, nor Heffalumps.  Only Woozles.
And a really cute Husky puppy.
krokus
response 116 of 163: Mark Unseen   Aug 11 04:07 UTC 2003

Almost forgot to mention, I was going to be at the walk, but I turned
off my alarm clock, instead of hitting "snooze"  Whoops.

I won't be around the next couple of weekends, gotta go work for your
tax money.  :)
polygon
response 117 of 163: Mark Unseen   Aug 11 14:01 UTC 2003

dcat and sgsk and I had lunch at Gourmet Garden on Saturday.
remmers
response 118 of 163: Mark Unseen   Aug 11 16:38 UTC 2003

I was contemplating showing up for the debrief but got involved in
other stuff.
scott
response 119 of 163: Mark Unseen   Aug 11 18:16 UTC 2003

I was working Saturday.
gregb
response 120 of 163: Mark Unseen   Aug 13 16:05 UTC 2003

I live too far away. :-(
dcat
response 121 of 163: Mark Unseen   Aug 13 19:21 UTC 2003

This Saturday will be my last walk and lunch.
remmers
response 122 of 163: Mark Unseen   Aug 13 20:30 UTC 2003

<remmers sobs uncontrollably>

Oh wait...  You're just going away to school, right?
lynne
response 123 of 163: Mark Unseen   Aug 14 14:43 UTC 2003

yep, definitely some good shit painkiller-wise.  :)
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