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Pazzo Books; condiments and other enthusiasms at hilobrow.com. ABAA/ILAB. Rare food, old books. @pazzobooks elsewhere. he/him
So, the thousand island dressing (a derivative of RUSSIAN dressing - it used to have caviar and sour cream in it, as I explain here www.hilobrow.com/2019/03/23/s...) is obviously a signal to Putin. "Don't worry, I've got your back" sort of thing."
U.S. Beef and Thousand Island Dressing: Trump’s Food Tour of Asia
www.nytimes.com
October 30, 2025 at 3:56 PM
So, the thousand island dressing (a derivative of RUSSIAN dressing - it used to have caviar and sour cream in it, as I explain here www.hilobrow.com/2019/03/23/s...) is obviously a signal to Putin. "Don't worry, I've got your back" sort of thing."
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Parents: check your kids’ Halloween candy for NAZI TATTOOS.
October 23, 2025 at 1:53 AM
Parents: check your kids’ Halloween candy for NAZI TATTOOS.
The "elite" public universities are worse than the privates - worst of both worlds. What PUBLIC are schools with acceptance rates in the teens that spend millions courting applicants they can reject and massaging their yield serving, anyway?
You might think "Why would these people want to destroy a university they support financially?" It's a great question. The answer is, they don't want to destroy the university. They just have very different ideas about what the university should be and do than you.
I see a lot of people saying this will hurt their donations, and I want to contribute this: Donor capture is exactly how we got here. Trump couldn't do any of this if the big money donors weren't already on his side.
October 23, 2025 at 4:06 PM
The "elite" public universities are worse than the privates - worst of both worlds. What PUBLIC are schools with acceptance rates in the teens that spend millions courting applicants they can reject and massaging their yield serving, anyway?
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You might think "Why would these people want to destroy a university they support financially?" It's a great question. The answer is, they don't want to destroy the university. They just have very different ideas about what the university should be and do than you.
I see a lot of people saying this will hurt their donations, and I want to contribute this: Donor capture is exactly how we got here. Trump couldn't do any of this if the big money donors weren't already on his side.
Breaking News: The University of Virginia struck an agreement with the White House to remove the threat of a federal investigation, part of a Trump pressure campaign. It's the first public university to do so. nyti.ms/3Wgo2JR
October 23, 2025 at 2:53 PM
You might think "Why would these people want to destroy a university they support financially?" It's a great question. The answer is, they don't want to destroy the university. They just have very different ideas about what the university should be and do than you.
Bringing hundreds of these José Guadalupe Posada and Manuel Manilla engravings to the @abaararebooks.bsky.social Boston Fair which, regrettably is the weekend after Día de los Muertos this year.
October 17, 2025 at 4:34 PM
Bringing hundreds of these José Guadalupe Posada and Manuel Manilla engravings to the @abaararebooks.bsky.social Boston Fair which, regrettably is the weekend after Día de los Muertos this year.
The only mark made in this 1888 Grand Rapids, MI cookbook is a big X next to chili sauce.
October 6, 2025 at 8:52 PM
The only mark made in this 1888 Grand Rapids, MI cookbook is a big X next to chili sauce.
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Bari Weiss signs huge deal to usher CBS News into its Vichy era: defector.com/bari-weiss-s...
Bari Weiss Signs Huge Deal To Usher CBS News Into Its Vichy Era | Defector
On Monday, newly appointed Paramount CEO David Ellison announced that his company had acquired the Free Press, the smirking blood-and-soil blog founded and run by former New York Times hall monitor…
defector.com
October 6, 2025 at 1:34 PM
Bari Weiss signs huge deal to usher CBS News into its Vichy era: defector.com/bari-weiss-s...
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Kofta kebab recipe in England c. 1660. Amazing find!
Would anyone like to take a guess at the word before “kebob”? Which predates OED - ms is 1660
October 3, 2025 at 4:20 PM
Kofta kebab recipe in England c. 1660. Amazing find!
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Darondo - "Didn't I" [HQ - REMASTER]
YouTube video by Ubiquity Records
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September 14, 2025 at 1:07 AM
A few more large format Posadas and, to mix it up, one by the famously overshadowed (if such a thing is possible) Manuel Manilla who preceded and overlapped with Posada at A. Vanegas and may or may not have been the popularizer of the calavera.
September 5, 2025 at 5:40 PM
A few more large format Posadas and, to mix it up, one by the famously overshadowed (if such a thing is possible) Manuel Manilla who preceded and overlapped with Posada at A. Vanegas and may or may not have been the popularizer of the calavera.
The use of a shadow typeface with a typo (I'm imagining they only had 2 Ns) in this 1905 José Guadalupe Posada broadside is so great.
September 5, 2025 at 4:49 PM
The use of a shadow typeface with a typo (I'm imagining they only had 2 Ns) in this 1905 José Guadalupe Posada broadside is so great.
I was on @cbssundaymorning.bsky.social a couple weeks ago talking about mayo, where it really comes from and what it's really called.
July 21, 2025 at 3:52 PM
I was on @cbssundaymorning.bsky.social a couple weeks ago talking about mayo, where it really comes from and what it's really called.
This one is funny - Posada was a indefatigable, critic of president/dictator Porfirio Diaz, but it often had to be subtle. Posada depicted people from every walk of life, but the only one who didn't look like a person was Diaz, here depicted as a lumpy guy with a dumb moustache and too much hat.
April 9, 2025 at 5:01 PM
This one is funny - Posada was a indefatigable, critic of president/dictator Porfirio Diaz, but it often had to be subtle. Posada depicted people from every walk of life, but the only one who didn't look like a person was Diaz, here depicted as a lumpy guy with a dumb moustache and too much hat.
A few calavera - the first a great 18" x 13" (a little too big for my scanner) two sided flyer for an exhibition of Posada's work (no date ca. early 1960s)
April 9, 2025 at 4:34 PM
A few calavera - the first a great 18" x 13" (a little too big for my scanner) two sided flyer for an exhibition of Posada's work (no date ca. early 1960s)
Cataloging a big collection of José Guadalupe Posada broadsides and I'm going to throw some up here. First off: booklets full of embroidery patterns, "children's theater" pamphlets, a calavera on a recruiting mission to a cemetery.
April 3, 2025 at 4:42 PM
Cataloging a big collection of José Guadalupe Posada broadsides and I'm going to throw some up here. First off: booklets full of embroidery patterns, "children's theater" pamphlets, a calavera on a recruiting mission to a cemetery.
Shocked this didn't catch on. (from the ads at rear of an 1875 copy of Wrinkles and Recipes from Scientific American)
March 21, 2025 at 5:21 PM
Shocked this didn't catch on. (from the ads at rear of an 1875 copy of Wrinkles and Recipes from Scientific American)
"We had found a perfect and immediate remedy to ballroom dancing — one that was better than Fudgie the Whale, better than Fantasy Island, and almost as good, we supposed, as cocaine" I wrote about middle school & Miami Vice today @ hilobrow www.hilobrow.com/2025/03/08/m...
MacGYVER YOUR ENTHUSIASM (20) – HILOBROW
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March 8, 2025 at 7:00 PM
"We had found a perfect and immediate remedy to ballroom dancing — one that was better than Fudgie the Whale, better than Fantasy Island, and almost as good, we supposed, as cocaine" I wrote about middle school & Miami Vice today @ hilobrow www.hilobrow.com/2025/03/08/m...
Circulating library rules, Channel Islands, ca. early 1800s (from a 1605 edition of Rabelais)
March 7, 2025 at 8:23 PM
Circulating library rules, Channel Islands, ca. early 1800s (from a 1605 edition of Rabelais)
The first Elzevier ediiton of Rabelais in a nice early (but later) binding with decorative endpapers. With the bottle page, la dive bouteille, the divine bottle.
March 7, 2025 at 5:27 PM
The first Elzevier ediiton of Rabelais in a nice early (but later) binding with decorative endpapers. With the bottle page, la dive bouteille, the divine bottle.
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I’m gonna disagree. Dems should say: “You know damn well Republicans don’t care about women’s sports. And you know they get arrested every single day for preying on kids. No wonder they make laws where they get to look in your kid’s pants. They wanted to make a child predator Attorney General.” …
Here’s what Democrats should say about trans women and girls playing sports:
“Republicans don’t care about women sports. They just want you to fear young people living their lives freely—so you don’t get angry about their billionaire overlords picking your pockets and controlling everything.”
“Republicans don’t care about women sports. They just want you to fear young people living their lives freely—so you don’t get angry about their billionaire overlords picking your pockets and controlling everything.”
March 7, 2025 at 4:13 PM
I’m gonna disagree. Dems should say: “You know damn well Republicans don’t care about women’s sports. And you know they get arrested every single day for preying on kids. No wonder they make laws where they get to look in your kid’s pants. They wanted to make a child predator Attorney General.” …
Where's the Count de Monet when you need him?
Here's what I think people are missing about Trump and tariffs. The man has very very few sincere ideological commitments, but mercantilism is weirldy one of them. He's a true believer.
March 6, 2025 at 9:25 PM
Where's the Count de Monet when you need him?
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In other news, thanks to @jalalajackson.bsky.social & Kitchen Arts and Letters, I now have a complete set of John Thorne's food zines from the 80s
March 4, 2025 at 9:34 PM
In other news, thanks to @jalalajackson.bsky.social & Kitchen Arts and Letters, I now have a complete set of John Thorne's food zines from the 80s
Mock up a Rip Van WInkle interactive book by illustator, puzzle designer and natural born weirdo cartoonist George Carlson.
March 3, 2025 at 8:31 PM
Mock up a Rip Van WInkle interactive book by illustator, puzzle designer and natural born weirdo cartoonist George Carlson.
We've reinvented mercantilism 400 years later. Can't wait for what's next.
Come ON man just ban all trade with other countries at this point and get it over with.
March 3, 2025 at 8:29 PM
We've reinvented mercantilism 400 years later. Can't wait for what's next.
A chunk of this failure is how hopeless dems have been at articulating how it's the opposite that is true; the current patent/public sector system is incredibly inefficient compared to the NIH.
There is a belief in MAGAland that the private sector will just fund this stuff. For example, Sean Hannity said that “most of the solutions for cancer are going to be found in the private sector, not with public money.”
But thats simply not true.
But thats simply not true.
By @katherinejwu.com
"The NIH... supported 99 percent of the drugs approved in the U.S. from 2010 to 2019. The agency has had a hand in “nearly all of our major medical breakthroughs over the past several decades,”
The NIH is in a struggle for its (and our) lives. This is existential to America:
"The NIH... supported 99 percent of the drugs approved in the U.S. from 2010 to 2019. The agency has had a hand in “nearly all of our major medical breakthroughs over the past several decades,”
The NIH is in a struggle for its (and our) lives. This is existential to America:
February 27, 2025 at 10:33 PM
A chunk of this failure is how hopeless dems have been at articulating how it's the opposite that is true; the current patent/public sector system is incredibly inefficient compared to the NIH.