 of being an artist in the world entails: the bumps in the road, lessons learned, and triumphs that come when you stick with your practice. What happens when you continually show up?Prepare your grill for direct heat (coals directly underneath the fish). Season the salmon with olive oil, salt and pepper and return to refrigerator until ready to grill (it’s almost always best to grill fish cold, but meat at room temperature).
In a bowl, combine the oyster sauce and the chicken broth. Set aside. Heat a heavy sauté pan over medium high heat for two or three minutes, then add the bacon. When crispy but not too dark, place bacon in a mesh strainer to drain the fat, and reserve 1-2 Tbsp of the fat in the pan.
To the pan add the shiitake mushrooms and sauté until golden brown. Reduce heat to medium and stir in the parsley. After 1-2 minutes add the minced garlic and cook another 30 seconds, being careful not to burn the garlic. Add the oyster sauce/chicken broth mixture and reduce over medium-high heat for several minutes. Keep warm.
Mop your hot charcoal grill with oil and then quickly put the salmon on the grill – if you have skin on your salmon fillets, place the non-skin side down first, cooking for a long minute before flipping to the skin-side down. Grill the salmon until done to your liking – I like to use a fairly high heat so the skin gets crispy and the center is still pink and moist. Note, salmon often takes longer to cook than is often thought.
Meanwhile, back on your stove top – crumble the bacon into the sauce and combine. Top each salmon fillet with sauce and garnish with chopped parsley or chervil.
Suggested Pairings – Wild rice pilaf and grilled spring peas tossed with extra virgin olive oil and good sea salt. Pure heaven!
I just wanted to tell you that I served your salmon recipe you made for us at book club and so generously shared with me. It was sooo good! Rave reviews!
And, I also learned that the recipe is much easier to make than it looks. I was intimidated…but it turned out just great.
Thanks again for turning me onto it!The Walking Dead will return early next year for a batch of six new episodes, and one of them will take the form of something that fans have been waiting to see for a long time. Yes, 10×22 “Here’s Negan” will finally reveal the former villain’s backstory, as inspired by the comic book of the same name. And TWD boss Scott M. Gimple has teased that it’s going to go down as one of the show’s best episodes ever.
While speaking to Insider, the chief content officer explained that a Here’s Negan adaptation “was always on the cards,” but it was the need to produce six anthology-like installments during the pandemic that “sped it up a bit.” Gimple was keen to stress that you wouldn’t know that from the quality of it, though.
In the comic spinoff miniseries, we learn how Negan’s wife Lucille died of cancer at around the same time as the zombie apocalypse began. In a perfect bit of casting, Jeffrey Dean Morgan’s real-life wife, Hilarie Burton Morgan, came aboard the TV show to play Lucille, who Negan later named his favorite weapon after.
The other episodes will focus on Maggie (Lauren Cohan) now that she’s back and explain what’s happened to her since we saw her last. We’ll also catch up with Eugene and his group as they come into contact with the Commonwealth and will even get an outing dedicated to Daryl and Carol’s relationship.
The Walking Dead season 10C kicks off Sunday, February 28th on AMC.&gt;I don’t know why Jaclyn didn’t just leave that man.

This is what bothered me soooo much. I just know that mediocre man was sitting back just loving seeing these two women at each other's throats over him. 

Sandra did not want him herself, but yet still felt the need to stake her claim on him and show his new wife that they had an extra special "connection." She was clearly taunting the new wife. 

And the new wife, instead of telling the husband "You need to address this or I'm leaving," just completely takes the bait! 

Seriously ladies? Some observations and comment, then headlines.
If you are fully vaccinated and have no major underlying health conditions, you are generally safe to carry on as if there was no pandemic.
If you are in an area where the delta variant is known to be actively spreading, social distancing is probably a good idea, and consider using a mask if going into an indoor public place or a crowded outdoor public space.
If you have vulnerable family members or others in your circle or if you have kids under 12 or anyone else who is unvaccinated, all the “old rules” still apply: keep those face coverings on as much as possible, don’t get too close, and be diligent about hygiene.
Providing guidance that applies universally is becoming almost as difficult now as it was a year ago, before COVID-19 was spread throughout the nation. As noted last week, conditions vary widely even from one community to another one nearby.
If you are in a place with very high vaccination rates, there is reason to feel safe. However, if you travel to a community with low vaccination rates, the COVID-19 risk likely is even higher than it was before, because the delta variant appears to jump from person to person much easier than prior COVID-19 strains.
This is why educators and others are trying to find ways to simplify guidelines. California authorities issued a universal mask mandate Tuesday and changed it less than 24 hours later, undoubtedly muddling the main message: anyplace where unvaccinated individuals (including anyone under 12) gather is a place where COVID-19 risk remains high. By requiring everyone to mask-up, there is less risk of bullying, discrimination or awkwardness — and everyone’s safety improves.
Data continues to indicate that the vaccines in use across the USA are effective against the delta variant.
The FDA added a warning about a rare neurological condition associated with the J&J shots. Out of about 13 million people given the vaccine, around 100 cases of Guillain-Barre syndrome were reported.
A coalition of infectious disease expert groups called on hospitals to require every worker to be vaccinated against COVID-19 both to protect hospital staff and patients and to promote vaccination overall.
To thwart COVID-19, Seoul put a speed limit on treadmills and music soundtracks at gyms.
An unvaccinated 90-year-old woman died after infection with two different COVID-19 strains, researchers report.
A skin tissue sample taken in Milan, Italy, in November 2019 tested positive for COVID-19, three months before COVID-19 was confirmed in the area. Not much else about the patient is known, creating an intriguing mystery.
Or go back to this January scientific article that many of us missed.
Another study in Italy found antibodies to COVID-19 in tissue samples from October 2019, suggesting infection could have been in September 2019. The first known cases in the region were in February 2020.
Please check with your own healthcare providers or local public health departments for advice that applies best to your situation.
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Because I have been working remotely more often, I figured I could let my hair grow out a bit longer past the embarrassing transition between short and a longer hairstyle. My hair starts to look a bit like Wolverine or Einstein but an uncooler version.
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