1001 nights.

Ditto.

I’ve done my part.

Yes, very impressive.

Steve, you can’t just stop there!

Had you then actually read it before seeing the movie?!?

I think it's the view that the interests of women are best served by facilitating/requiring their performance of traditional gender roles (so, for example, women are currently oppressed because economics means they can't be stay-at-home moms with tons of kids).

Yes. Even better (though rather expensive) is this. (And more generally I think these kinds of tea-based beverage are better than de-alcoholized wine.)

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"Early" here means "youth," not "historical," right?

Small note: the signatories are just the committee that was recruited to write/advise on writing the statement. The university hasn't asked for general ratification.

Having read the article, I think what he means is that a "true" nutrition assistance program by his lights would be much more paternalistic about *which* foods you can buy.

Thanks!

I'd be interested a primer on that material. Does someone have one lying around online?

It's tricky to make a great souffle, but I find it's actually easier than people think to make a pretty good one. (This one is based on a cooked-down zucchini puree.)

Spicy shrimp, zucchini souffle, turtle pound cake.

My general Michelin lukewarm-take is that listed restaurants are reliably good but that not being listed doesn't really indicate inferiority, and I think the Texas listings live up (down?) to that?