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*sits down to play chess and confidently states 'mate in 42' before throwing the game*
Date: Michaelmas 2020
Location: A frozen corner of Hell.
My fellow sentiences, we are gathered here today to join @graveyarddirt in her celebration of Michaelmas for the year 2020. My contribution will be Garlic & Rosemary Pork with Apples in a slow cooker. This is slightly modified from the recipe at https://aprettylifeinthesuburbs.com/fall-meals-garlic-rosemary-roasted-pork/
As I work today and have too little time after for the cooking of a feast, I put everything in the slow cooker this morning as documented below. (Please forgive the long post. The app removed the ability to add a "read more" break.)
2 Granny Smith apples, sliced to cover the bottom of the pot. What you don't see is the tablespoon of olive oil covering the steel underneath to keep the apples from sticking. (Hopefully.)
The original recipe calls for 2 cloves of garlic. Not in this house! Six large cloves have been sliced and thrown about the pot. I kept the count conservative as this is my first time with this recipe.
(Funny enough, I was compelled to put aside the "paper" from these six cloves specifically and save them.)
Because the slow cooker tends to muffle spices, I've learned to "overdo" it going in. 1 Tablespoon of thyme and rosemary. 2 teaspoons of salt and pepper. (Do not underestimate Penzeys Telicherry Pepper. Just, don't.)
The pork pieces were also seasoned lightly as they went in the pot. 3 lbs of pork shoulder bits at rest.
A final layer of sliced Granny Smith apples to sandwich the flavor. Ever get the feeling that something is too simple? That's me at this point. How apropos that one of the themes of the day is "faith".
See ya after work.
In a restless search for new opportunities and new ways of living
The mystery and the promise of distant horizons
Always have called men forward
- Where the Skies End by Starset
Mathematicians have done some thinking, and we've rearranged the alphabet. Here is the new alphabet order, I will not be taking questions:
ABCDFGHXYZWUVIJKMNLTSRPQEO
We are aware this isn't perfect and heavily favours algebraists, we are working on this problem. Please send any complaints to the diversity & equality officer at [email protected].
So! In approximate order of how interesting the courses seem, here's what lectures I'm going to be attending this coming term:
Model Theory
Category Theory
Topics in Combinatorics
Commutative Algebra
Local Fields
Finite Dimensional Lie and Associative Algebras
Elliptic Curves
Multiplicative Functions (non-examinable)
I may yet only go to 6 (examinable) lectures, rather than 7. I intend to cut out a couple (down to about 4-5 total) after a couple weeks, but even still 7 courses is a lot. I suppose I can always cut out one of the courses after only a few lectures if I find it completely painful...
automorphism group more like automorphism goop
Intelligence is being sad that Isaac Newton was rejected for the role of provost at King's college. Wisdom is being happy that Isaac Newton was rejected for the role of provost at King's college.