I made some slamming meat sauce yesterday -- ground turkey, tomato sauce, olives, garlic, more garlic, oregano, dill, thyme, marjoram, and some wine, both in and out of the sauce. :groucho:
Crock pot + garlic ==
Happy birthday! (party favour -copter noise)
I'm not very good with photoshop, otherwise I'd make a picture of a party-favour-copter, but just imagine 5 party favours blowing outward. It's more disturbing an image than intended.
New Notwist has some real keepers, and has already shown up on HDTracks (although it's 24/44.1...waiwha?).
Also previewed the new Beck, that had a couple of strong tracks, too.
Also listened to a lot of jazz yesterday -- Miles, Bill Evans, etc. Will probably listen to more today, need to keep my blood pressure down. Damm stooped koworkrz.
Oh, that's right. The better sale is when B&N puts them on sale (IIRC), I had forgotten that when I posted, and didn't bother double-checking, since I'm not getting anything. Sorry about that.
She so quirky.
Me: London Grammar
You know, on paper, alternative, electro, sparse, minimal...sounds like The XX. In reality? Sounds nothing like The XX. That said, I love 'em both.
I don't see the same issue on capitalone360.com.
EDIT: And the stupid thing is, capitalone.com is probably fine, too. I mean, in order to exploit that, they'd have to plant a .js or .css on my computer or on my router, which they would have had to already have had access to...
I refuse to use capitalone.com on my computer until they fix it. I mean, that's the login page.
I noticed this because I use noscript, and the only domain I should have to open up for that page is capitalone.com, yet for some reason (that I have been too lazy to track down), it also wants 127.0.0.1 and...whatever your router is. Feel free to double-check for yourselves, I would love to have outside corroboration. And if it is just me, I'd like to know that, too, for obvious reasons.
Not doing this to cause Jacob an aneurysm, just sharing with anyone who cares about the finer details of the flaw. It's really pretty horrendous. Any Freshman level programmer would immediately be able to see the flaw.