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42: Feeding Your Creativity with Food and Flavor with Lina Fat
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Lina Fat is VP of Culinary Research and Development for Fat Family Restaurant Group, based in Sacramento, CA. Her first dream was to be a pharmacist, which she fulfilled when she earned a Doctor of Pharmacy degree from the University of California-San Francisco in 1964, where she met and married her husband, Kenneth.
Her father-in-law, the late Frank Fat, founded the landmark Sacramento restaurant, Frank Fat's in 1939, where many of the state's most influential figures have dined for more than 70 years. Lina joined the restaurant business when the second restaurant, China Camp, opened in 1974. In 1976, Fat City Bar & Grill was opened, and since 2000, the Fat family has opened Fat's Asia Bistro in Roseville and in Folsom.
Lina traveled the world to train under master chefs in Switzerland, France, and Italy, and at the Cordon Bleu in San Francisco and the Culinary Institute of America in New York. She has spent a lifetime discovering new culinary secrets for what is now her specialty—combining flavors from around the globe!
She is a favorite featured guest on local Sacramento TV as well as authoring The Lina Fat Cookbook: Recipes from the Fat Family Restaurants. Lina and the Fat restaurants have received numerous awards over the years, and she has been actively involved in many community boards and organizations. Proving that her creative interests extend far beyond the kitchen, in 2007 she launched the Sacramento World Music and Dance Festival, which showcases the cultural diversity of the region through presentation of ethnic dance from around the world by local talent. Lina is a true pioneer who has never been afraid to take on one more challenge in her creative and inspiring life.
Lina's semi-retired life now after over 40 years in the restaurant business, helping run 4 restaurants and a catering business
The four Fat restaurants serving American Chinese food and receiving the James Beard Award a few years ago for Frank Fat's Restaurant started in 1939 by her father-in-law
The funny story of how the famous Banana Cream Pie came to the menu in the early days
Lina's beginning as a pharmacist and then a stay-at-home mom who started cooking and exploring her creativity
How she advised her father-in-law about opening a restaurant commemorating Chinese immigrants and then started writing and testing recipes
How Lina took on the new job of running the kitchen and managing the staff, bringing in new and innovative ideas and techniques
Similarities between work as a pharmacist and a chef and how LIna applied some of the same principles to her new career
The story of the historic bar and their branching into "bar food" at Fat City Bar & Grill
How Lina took on the new challenge as restaurant manager
Why a restaurant turns out to be a good training ground for learning life skills
Why she made her children and other young people start out as dishwashers in the restaurant
How she branched out into writing a cookbook
How Lina became a local TV chef—way before TV chefs were "a thing"
When Emeril Lagasse used one of her recipes on his famous show
Creativity in translating the Spanish tapas concept into dim sum
Only one of her children has followed her into the restaurant business and two have followed their father into dentistry
Lina's advice to those who want to be chefs—Develop your palate!
Trends that Lina sees in the modern restaurant business
Lina's love for small farmers' markets and local CA resources
Lina's story of her flourless chocolate cake mishap early in her marriage and how she took the failure as a challenge
Lina's thoughts on creativity: "Don't create just to create. Like food, creativity should have a purpose and a balance. Start with the basics first."
The Lina Fat Cookbook: Recipes from the Fat Family Restaurants, by Lina Fat


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Home, About, Resume, Odds and ends
That Time I was Unemployed
Jeff Bezos started off just selling books, and look at him now! Since quitting my job as an agency copywriter, I've been selling my father-in-law's guitars. What if I'm the next Bezos? But instead of Amazon, I call it… My Father-in-Law's Stuff. It helps that he's basically a hoarder with expensive taste in musical gear, of course. But maybe we'll branch out and start selling, I don't know, other hoarders' stuff! I guess eBay already exists for that purpose so… back to the drawing board. But actually, according to Tidying Up with Marie Kondo, most hoarders' stuff ends up at the Goodwill. And I guess I'm not trying to put Goodwill out of business (I'm not a complete monster) but maybe there's some wiggle room there for people who kind of know that they're hoarders and want to sell their stuff but just haven't gotten around to it because they're lazy…? It's not a foolproof business plan, I warrant. But the first idea rarely is. Hmm okay… Maybe there's a way to imagine this whole thing as beneficial to the planet. The other day, Thomas and I went to the Dekalb County landfill. It was disgusting, obviously. But it got me thinking about the sheer amount of waste that human beings create. No other species on Earth creates literal mountains of putrid trash and waste like we do. Am I making this up or did Elon Musk suggest shuttling our garbage to like, Mars, or something? It's not the worst idea, except probably pretty cost prohibitive. Well if we can't put it in the ground and we know we can't put it in the ocean, then what? Burning it is a no-go, too. Shit, now I'm really down the rabbit hole of trying to figure out the solution to a problem scientists, environmentalists, city planners, engineers, and basically all of humanity have been trying to solve for ages. Okay. So that's not my business idea. Back to the drawing board once more. If I'm being honest, and I am, selling these guitars was really just a means to an end. That end being to raise money to do projects at the studio to therefore bring in more money and thus be successful. That's still the plan. But it's just, y'know, complicated. One thing I have learned in this whole process, however, is that one doesn't necessarily need to be knowledgeable about the things they're selling in order to sell them. And if I'd ever taken a single business course in college, I probably would have learned that a long time ago. But it's my first foray into online retail, so better late than never. All of the obvious 'next steps' are terrible ideas. For example, what if we open a brick and mortar location? Terrible idea. Brick and mortar is dead. That's what storage units are for. Wait! Storage units! That's how this whole thing got started. My father-in-law wanted to clear out his massive storage unit by selling all of these guitars, amps, and other things. There are so many storage units all across the country. Literally, and I'm guessing here so not literally, hundreds of thousands maybe even millions! Some of them sit full and unused for years (again, I'm guessing), and the people who rent them just continue to pay for their excess things. Thanks, capitalism! Okay, so maybe that's the play. How do you get into the business of helping people clear out their storage units? The storage lords wouldn't love it but, I mean, it's good for the people! Maybe I start small by advertising directly to the storage tenants… somehow convince them to let me sell their stuff for them… hmm, okay, it's not a terrible idea. But the problem is this: most second-hand online retailers (eBay, etsy, etc. why do they all start with 'e'?) charge a listing fee that would essentially cut into both my and my 'clients' profits. I would need my own platform. Wow, did I really just invent Amazon? Crazy. Okay… shit, back to the drawing board! Well, the lo-fi solution would be massive 'garage sales,' but that seems like a big production. Where would you host? Not at the storage units, they would be pissed. Seems like the easy thing to do, if I were a big storage behemoth, would be to create an inventory of all the units and then allow the tenants to push to sell the things they no longer want. Surely someone working for one of the big storage conglomerates has had such an idea? But maybe not. Essentially, storage units are not too unlike Amazon warehouses. They just don't know what they have and what the owners are ready to part with. It's actually kind of genius (pats self on back). It would initially be a huge undertaking to backlog all of the things that are already in storage, give them valuations, and upload them to a massive, searchable online catalog. But, moving forward, it could be automated (sort of) by giving new tenants a sort of compendium with which to register their items. It would also make insurance a lot easier (I think that's a thing for storage units but maybe not? Again, just spewing here). This would also help with storage units that belong to the deceased, maybe. It could make it easier for the families to know what's there, etc. Actually, it seems like digitizing storage unit inventory should have happened a long time ago now that I'm talking it out. It could be as easy as creating an app for the storage units that allow tenants to photograph their belongings (one at a time, of course) as they go into storage and use AI to recognize, tag, and assign a value to the items. They could then have all of the items on their profile and decide whether or not to sell them directly through the app (or other third-party apps/websites that do similar hi hello eBay we meet again). Am I… a genius? Surely a lot of this software already exists. I know Google has been working long and hard to create image recognizing AI for the purposes of search. Now the question is, how do I get a meeting with the storage lords and present my idea?
Let's start with a weird one, yeah?
The Case of the Manacled Mormon
Oh, Kirk. How I loved you. Your mother said I was too pretty but you didn't care. When Utah got colder, you went on a mission. I've never understood why.
"I love you," I said. "I'll find you."
The flashbulbs caught me, black leather boots, holding a leash tied to another girl. Finding you was so expensive but I saved up.
England was bright and cold. That's where you were. That's where they took you. I showed you my gun and we drove to Devon. You knew it was fake. Didn't you?
I made you chocolate cake for breakfast, Kirk. Macaroni casserole for dinner. Because they were your favorites.
"I have experience now," I told you. "Trust me."
Mink-lined handcuffs, so they wouldn't hurt you. Blue silk sheets, embroidered with your initials. Cinnamon oil. If you didn't like it, you could have told me.
Two days later, in Trafalgar Square, you ran for the pay phone. Then the train. You said, "I love you." Didn't you?
Blue lights, red lights.
"Is there a problem?" I'll ask. The tabloids will call me Madam Mayhem, a devious femme fatale, but I will call it an incredible love lost.
Dominoes (Published on Literary Laundry)
My girlfriend is sitting across from me, scraping the last of the vanilla yogurt from the container. She catches her reflection in the spoon. I can tell it shocks her a little bit, as if she had forgotten reflections existed. I imagine that might be convenient, to never reflect.
"I meant to tell you," she says, "that I had the oddest dream last night." She pauses. I stay seated, even though I'd like to get up and change clothes. The clock reads 5:52 PM. She starts again.
"It started out somewhere in a field. A large field, with tall grasses, and no buildings in sight. And there was a river. A very small river, more of a stream I guess. But you were standing there on the bridge. I think you were there, at least.
5:53 PM.
"Anyway, I was with you. And you had just flown in, on one of the tiny planes. You flew it, too. You knew how to fly. So we were standing there, and you were waiting for me to fly. 'It's easy,' you said. But as soon as I tried, I felt terrified. I felt out of control and my heart was racing. I'm surprised you didn't feel it.
"Anyway, I crashed into the river, or the stream. I began to drown, even though you know I know perfectly well how to swim. Still, I began to drown and you saved me. You pulled me out. And that's all that I remember, I think I woke up then." She had been staring down into her lap but she looked up. I felt her gaze fixed on my face, searching.
"Have you ever tried to control your dreams?" I say. "I've heard of people doing it, you know, when they don't like the way things are going."
"Well," she says, "I liked the way things were going." She stands up, stretches, walks past me. I sit alone in the kitchen now. The whir of the refrigerator seems impossibly loud. My girlfriend, Merilee, she's a vacuum. She leaves and with her she takes all the silence and the air. She has never suffered a day from worry, or at least this is what she tells me. I believe that it could be true. I believe many things about this woman.
Merilee can't believe how much the wind and the time affect me. I guess it's hard for her to understand. In the time it takes her to tell me about her dreams, I note the clock three times. "Are you going somewhere?" she has asked me before. Sometimes I answer, mostly I apologize. I don't think she means it, she just doesn't understand there are some things I cannot control. Like passing by 5th and New Loridans street. Nothing to see but it seems like if the wind blows just so, everything is suddenly different. This is the best way I can explain it to her, or anyone.
"I want to do something," she says to me from the other room. "Is there something we can do?" I hate to think she is bored.
"Sure," I say, "there are lots of things."
"I don't want to spend money, though. Maybe we could go for a walk, like in the park?"
But the truth is that I don't want to go for a walk in the park. My heart is racing and I am sitting in our kitchen. I want to sink into the earth and beat from underneath. I want to be still and I want to remove my shoes.
"Should we go for a walk?" she says. She thinks I haven't heard.
"Are you sure?" I say. She doesn't answer. I hear the door close.
I get up and make myself a drink. I am about to call for Merilee when someone knocks on the door.
"Just a second," I hear her say. She has not told me that anyone is coming over. I have to assume she knew about this. I walk into the hallway to see the guest of honor. It's our neighbor, Phillip. My stomach moves up into my chest. Merilee has invited Phillip over to play dominoes. She can ask him, because he is in some unknown band, for some new music suggestions. Her domino fixation is odd and I have never understood the fun in it. Phillip is hardly ever home, what with his booming career and such. I'm more than a little surprised to see him sitting in my living room while my girlfriend finds the box of dominoes.
"Ah, I didn't know you were coming over," I say.
"Nathan," Merilee says. Like a warning. She wants me to be 'cool' with this. I'll be cool.
"How've you been, dude?" Phillip asks me. Dude. And in my living room. I defer.
"Merilee, you didn't mention playing dominoes," I say, turning away from the intruder.
"Well, no, Nathan. I mentioned going on a walk. But now I'm going to play dominoes with Phillip. I would have asked you to play but I know you don't like it…"
"Will it bother you if I turn on the TV?" I say.
"Yes, Nathan. It would," she says. So I guess I'll just make another drink and watch my neighbor flirt with my girlfriend. And she doesn't understand anxiety.
By the time I've made and enjoyed most of another drink in the kitchen, Merilee and Phillip are deep into a musical name-dropping game.
"Have you heard the new Best Coast album? The lead singer reminds me a lot of Rilo Kiley, and you like her, don't you? I think you'd really like them. You should also check out Cults and Sleigh Bells, but they're kind of heavy."
"I like Hank Williams," I say because I think it's funny. Neither one laughs. I notice Merilee has changed seats; she's closer to the neighbor now. If I could think about anything else I would. But there's just this one thing and nothing else.
About a month ago, I had dinner and drinks with a few friends from college. Just the two I've kept in touch with. We had dinner at one of those sport bar kinds of joints where everything is real loud and the only lights are neon. You know, the places men can go together. Anyway, I had this planned and Merilee, she knew all about it. She said she was going to go do something with her girlfriends anyway. I got back to our place around 11 PM probably. Merilee was still gone so I sat out in the living room—this one we're all in right now—and I watched TV. More sports, I guess. Then around about midnight, headlights flashed through the window. So I went over to the window and looked out but there was no car. I don't know why I kept standing there but I did. And then I saw Merilee and this guy Phillip walking around the corner. Merilee was laughing and she had this smile tattooed on her face, like she'd never been so happy. Not to mention the dress she had on was something else. Phillip's hand was guiding against Merilee's lower back. Lightly, but there all the same. When they got about half way up the driveway, Merilee stopped and they faced one another. She smiled, gestured her hand forward and then up. Phillip shrugged, smiled. Then he tried to kiss her. And Merilee jerked. Quickly turned toward the house, shook her head. Still, she wanted it. I know that she did. And maybe it was guilt and that's the only reason she's here with me now.
"Nathan," she says. Interrupting that stale moment. I never told her that I had seen them out there.
"Would you mind making us all a drink? I think one of Phillip's friends may come over as well, is that right, Phillip? I think she might join us in a little while." I nodded, made like I was smiling. A regular orgy to take place in my living room and all I can do is make drinks.
"Any preferences?" I ask.
"Oh, how about a couple of dark and stormys?" she says. "Now it's finally beginning to get warm outside."
I make the drinks and settle back into my spot on the couch. "So, Phillip, who's this friend of yours?" I say. "A groupie?" This visibly upsets Merilee but Phillip just laughs. I decide to laugh too, despite how little I am joking.
"She's just a friend I know from the business," he says. The business? I'm aware I am in my living room but this is all. My heart feels like its about to come through the back of my neck. And then Merilee giggles; she confirms it. And I find it all unbelievable. They move the dominoes around, Merilee shouts and laughs. I guess she's won. I finish my drink and look around. 7:13 PM.
"Merilee," I say, "what about dinner? Are you going to want to eat?"
"Of course," she says. "Maybe when Phillip's friend gets here, the four of us can go out for dinner. Wouldn't that be nice? We could go to that new tapas place over by the park. I've been wanting to go there since it opened." Sit through a dinner with Phillip? No, thank you. As much as I like the thought of him outside my house already…
"Nathan? Don't you think that would be nice?"
"Honestly, Mer, no." I've had enough of his face, his 'dudes,' his 'business.' Merilee looks stunned. I sit back and sip the last of my drink. Phillip moves around a little, makes like he's going to stand up.
"Well that's cool, dude. I'm going to go meet up with her, with Liz I mean, I think she's expecting me to be at my house," he says. Funny, I think, I was expecting you to be there, too.
"That's okay, Phillip. You don't have to…" Merilee says.
"You two have a nice night," he says. Gone, finally. 7:17 PM.
"What the fuck was that, Nathan? Huh? You want to tell me why you've had a stick up your ass all night?" I stay where I am. She's up now, arms waving.
"I haven't got the stomach for that guy," I say. "I mean, what's up with that name dropping anyway? I thought you found that kind of shit infuriating?"
"You've got a problem," she says, "and it's not with him, is it? It's you. The problem is with you."
She's clicking the dominoes hard and fast against one another, as many as she can fit in one hand before putting them back into the box. She never told me she knew how to play.
"I think I do understand what it feels like to drown," I say. She stops and looks at me.
"What are you talking about, Nathan?"
"You're right, Merilee," I say. I look to take another drink but there's only ice. I lean forward. "I do have a problem." She says nothing, makes a look like she thinks I'm being stupid.
"I saw you two in the driveway last month, Merilee. I saw it. I saw his hands and your dress and the way you smiled, I saw all of it. Why didn't you mention it, Merilee? Did you feel guilty? Huh? Why didn't you say anything to me, Merilee?"
"Nathan," she says. And her eyes give. She leaves the room, 7:28 PM. I sit back again, rub my face over and over. I try to breathe but still feel that I cannot. In my chest, the water is there. I grit my teeth. Still it seems that nothing can dry this pain. Then she's back. And it is 9:36 PM.
"I'm going to stay with my sister," she says. She holds two full bags. I stare up at her, motionless.
Merilee and I didn't really meet. We were introduced. A friend of a friend's girlfriend. Thought that I was lonely and told me she had a friend for me. Almost ten months ago, it was. Merilee blew into my life and I am sure she will figure me out, one of these days, maybe today. When she does, I believe Merilee will not be afraid to take flight, the way she was in her dream. In life, she's much more bold. She will figure me out and she will fly. And I will remain, motionless.
You Can't Forget Memories
Have you ever said something you couldn't take back? I have.
I was seven years old and I said to my then step dad, "It's my job to get rid of you."
This year, I turned 30. I haven't seen my stepdad, Mike, since college. He and my mother split up when I was still in high school. Since turning 30, I've had the inevitable existential crisis set in and, as such, have started to see a therapist. I think that's like a rite of passage. The reason I began seeing a therapist was due to a series of panic attacks. It became clear quite quickly that my job was the genesis of my anxiety. So, after my first session, I gave my two weeks notice. The next time I saw my therapist, a week later, she asked me to rank my anxiety on a scale of one to ten. If I recall correctly, the first week I probably said it was a nine. By the second week, after quitting my job, I said it was a three.
So, my therapist took out a worksheet – a relatively simple, routine exercise that I'm sure she performs on much younger patients. This worksheet had a list of "Unhelpful Thinking Habits" and she asked me to read them and identify the ones I recognized in myself. I chose "Judgemental Thoughts." She asked me to explain. So I told her that I always just think the worst of people, and I expect the least. This, of course, prompted the follow-up question: what experience in your life may have led you to develop that habit? I said something like, "if you expect the least from people, you'll be less likely to be disappointed." And she asked me if I had ever been disappointed. This made me remember my step dad, Mike.
Let me backtrack. When my step dad moved out, I was fifteen. My mom was at the end of her emotional rope, both with the relationship and a few recent traumas. My step dad owned a business with his children, who he later discovered were embezzling money from the company. On the heels of this revelation, his heart failed and he had to get a pacemaker put into his chest. All of this to say, it was a difficult year in our house. Despite needing to go their separate ways, he and my mother remained close friends for years. Until she remarried and her husband could not understand the need for this friendship to continue. That's when we, my mother and I, lost touch with Mike.
When I think about what disappoints me about this relationship, so many pointed fingers and mixed emotions arise. I could say that I'm disappointed in my mother for not sticking it out, but that's not it. I could say that I'm disappointed in Mike for not trying harder to keep me in his life, but that's not it either. Ultimately, the only person I'm disappointed in is myself. Not because I could have kept them together – I know better than that. I'm disappointed in myself for not making an effort to see him, talk more, tell him I'll always love him. It is a shameful guilt that I have carried with me (and willfully ignored) for years.
"Why don't you send him a letter?" my therapist suggests. When I get back home, my mom calls to ask how the session went. I tell her I need Mike's address so I can write him a letter. This audibly gives her pause. She's not sure she knows it anymore. She asks why so I tell her about the guilt I have and the things I need to tell him. Somewhat to my surprise, she says she has been feeling the same way. She tells me she needs to talk to her husband because she has decided we need to visit Mike. She's concerned what her husband will think, how he'll react, and she's unsure what to say. I reassure her that it's the right thing to do.
A day or two later, she calls me and says it went better than expected. She's already booking a place for us to stay. Plans are made with an urgency that's more than a little unnerving. She rents an AirBnB an hour outside of San Antonio and we book our flights. She flies out a couple of days before me and sends me a picture of Mike, now in a wheelchair, smoking a cigarette. To appreciate this image the way I do, you would need to know that my mom and Mike met at the gym, and Mike used to drink protein smoothies with raw eggs every morning for breakfast.
When they arrive to pick me up from the airport, Mike is in the backseat. He tries to get out to give me a hug but it is physically quite difficult for him. So I lean into the backseat and hug him while he laughs and says, "it's my job to get rid of you!" This has always been his refrain for me – we have dark senses of humor, I suppose. What follows is four days of nostalgia. Joy, laughter, tears, reasoning and ultimately waxing on a past and present no one could have foreseen. Before the trip, I asked my mom to gather some old photographs to give him. She tells me his apartment is sad and empty, so it's my hope that this will help. But in her attempt to not dredge up old memories, she only brings a handful of somewhat nondescript photographs. Mike is deeply and sincerely grateful nonetheless. Every time he rolls his wheelchair onto the patio to smoke, which is often, he takes the photos with him and slowly flips through them over and over again. He is so alone in his chosen life now and it confounds me. We plead with him to move back but he vehemently refuses. Maybe going back is harder than just standing still. It's not my choice to make, so I have to let it go.
On our last night of this, at times, melancholy vacation, we have dinner at a place called Hondo's on Main. They have a large outdoor patio with live music and Mike is happy because he can smoke. And maybe it's the stiff margaritas, but we're all together again and for the moment, we're happy. I decide to commemorate the occasion by buying him a t-shirt with the restaurant's logo and eerily on-the-nose slogan: You can't forget memories.
A couple of weeks after the trip ends, I drive up to my mom's house to collect all the good photographs I know Mike wants. They are Christmas, birthdays, their wedding, beach trips. All of the time when the three of us were a family. I even included photos of his estranged children, because I know somehow they will make him smile. There are so many photos, well over a hundred. I carefully put them one by one into a new photo album, leaving the first page blank. This is where I will write the letter I never got to send.
It is true that in life, you will say things that you can never take back. Some things don't get to be wrapped up in neat little packages. They defy the rules of storytelling. No happy endings or resolution. In the end, all we have are the things we do. The ways we show up for one another, no matter the time or distance gone by. No, you can't forget memories. But you can create new ones. Ones that erase time and guilt. New ones that somehow make the old ones even better.
The Easy Way
Several weeks ago, I babysat for a family I'd never met before. This is not uncommon lately since I've signed up for multiple babysitting referral websites and I'll often receive calls, emails, and text messages from parents, too far in advance or at the very last minute, who want me to watch their kids. Do I have a passion for childcare? I don't think I do but then again, I very well may. I've always liked babysitting but mainly because I view it as an easy way to make money. Even as I write that sentence, I'm having to admit to myself that I like making money but don't really like to work.
Anyway, this isn't about me. This is about the family I babysat for several weeks ago. Prior to meeting them and watching their son, I received a series of text messages to confirm (multiple times) that I would be there when I said I would. This, to me, seemed indicative of a kind of neurotic parenting style, one which I saw quite frequently amongst well-to-do, upper middle class, suburban Atlanta families. I confirmed that I would in fact be there when I said I would be there and arrived ten minutes early.
The neighborhood was a slightly older townhouse complex, the type that looks a little more purposeful than those built in recent years. The buildings were classy somehow. Modest, brick, not too tall. I was hopeful when I knocked on the door. A very average looking, middle-aged white man wearing a Steelers t-shirt answered the door. I could tell, I think, before he even said a word that this was a man who had struggled with simple social interaction his entire life. Nonetheless, he introduced himself and told me that their son was upstairs changing clothes. Before I could really get a word in - my usual feigned interest for their day, their plans, etc. - he introduced me to his television. I tried not to notice the living room's decor, worried that if I did, I would be unable to hide my pained and disgusted grimace in front of the room's decorator. And how did I know that he had decorated? It was obvious, believe me.
I forgot to mention that in the text messages prior to my meeting him, 'Dad' had mentioned more than once the phrase "extended cable." I was unsure of what it meant and how the information was supposed to affect me so I didn't really respond. He did want me to know that he had "extended cable," however, and wifi. I wondered if he thought these facts would impress me, when there is literally wifi on subway platforms.
He led me upstairs to meet the child and the child's mother. The mother, also clad in a Steelers jersey, looked to be maybe only a year or two older than I. Once she began talking, I wondered if in fact she wasn't younger. She had a slight accent, maybe midwestern, and held in her hand a hot pink tobacco vaporizer. She gestured toward her son ("Can you say 'hi'?") who was vehemently preoccupied with his game of Grand Theft Auto. I suppose now is as good of a time as any to mention that the child was six years old. Cute, too. Tow-headed, blue-eyed, skin that showed he had spent most of the summer outdoors. The mother and I talked for a few minutes while 'Dad', who I later discovered was not actually dad, got ready to leave.
"So, what kind of fun plans do you all have for the night?" I asked.
"Well, someone dropped out of Chris's fantasy football league and somehow my name got tossed in the hat. I really don't know anything about football but tonight is the draft and we're going out with the rest of the league to pick our teams."
I didn't have much to say to that, could barely feign interest but tried. She told me then that all her son was eating nowadays was macaroni and cheese and said that there was a package of it on the kitchen counter. She said all I had to do was add water to it and put it in the microwave and at that moment, bile rose in my throat as I thought of all the times I had drunkenly eaten that same macaroni in my freshmen dorm room. Sure thing, I told her. Chris reentered the room and announced that the boy would most likely spend the next five hours glued to the tablet, playing video games. I nodded and sort of pretended like he had made a joke, knowing full well that he wasn't joking at all. They left and I sat down with the boy on the couch.
"What are you playing?" I asked.
"It's Grand Theft Auto," he said, "do you know it?"
I knew it only by the horrible reputation it had - the game encourages the player to abuse women, shoot and/or stab innocent bystanders, rob people at gunpoint, and so on. It shocked me that a child of six years old could possibly be allowed to play such a game. I watched him play, fascinated and horrified at the same time, as he manipulated his avatar - a black man wearing a wife beater - to mercilessly yank drivers from their vehicles and crash maniacally into other motorists, pedestrians, and buildings.
I asked him, "What's the point of shooting people in this game?" after one particularly horrifying homicidal beach rampage.
"There is no point," he replied, and maybe he laughed a little.
I tried lamely to refocus his attention. Asked him about his school. Asked him if there were any sports he liked to play. I was no match for the tablet, however, so I went downstairs.
I stared at the individual, microwavable serving of macaroni and cheese on the faux marble counter. I opened the refrigerator to reveal nothing but soft drinks and Gatorade. The freezer, on the other hand, was replete with microwavable chicken nuggets, pizzas, and hot pockets. Even if I wanted to, I couldn't make this kid real food for dinner.
I did, however, decide that I would make him "real" macaroni and cheese, and hid the gross reminder of college in a cupboard. I found butter and milk and cheese and began to boil the water. As I waited, I noticed that he had come downstairs, game in hand, and was sitting on the navy blue leather couch, looking at me. I glanced around the kitchen and realized that this place must belong to his mother's boyfriend. The decoration gave it away, of course, but so did the dried, old bits of food left in drawers and the lack of any real cooking paraphernalia. The dining room was painted a dark red color and I noticed that the house's motif was a Joker. Yes, a Joker. As in the kind you see in a deck of cards. There were several framed prints of a crazed, slightly older-looking Joker around the kitchen, dining, and living rooms. There were matching coasters, too.
As I continued to wait for the macaroni to be cooked, I noticed a television in the kitchen. I don't know if it was the tacky setting or the fact that the child was still glued to his horrifying video game, but I turned on "Keeping up with the Kardashians" for the first time in my life. I started to really dislike myself but found some odd pleasure in that feeling. Like, Yeah, what if this was my life? How empty would I feel on a routine basis? Thoughts like these filled my mind as I shoved forkful after forkful of macaroni in my mouth. The boy barely ate his but insisted on a Gogurt. I was under the impression that this children's fad snack had long ago been discontinued but was proven wrong as the boy revealed a case of the sugary, yogurt-like packages tucked into a refrigerator door. He sucked it down in approximately ten seconds and said, "Let's go back upstairs."
By this time, his bedtime was about an hour away. I started to read a book I had packed but was constantly interrupted by the child who wanted to show me the horrible and pointless things he was doing on his game. I gave up reading and resigned to watch the cartoon show which had been playing all the while on his television. Eventually, I asked him to brush his teeth to which he, of course, said no. I convinced him and he jammed the toothbrush in his mouth and sort of sucked on it for about 30 seconds before he was done. Good enough, I thought. Then it was time for bed and this was met with the not unexpected reluctance.
"I want to sleep on the couch," he insisted.
"You can't," I said, "and besides, the bed is much more comfortable."
He thought about this briefly and decided he didn't care. He stayed on the couch.
"Get into bed," I said.
"Bed."
"Fine," I said, "then I'll turn off the TV if you won't get into bed." I had already been informed that his very attentive parents allowed him to sleep every night with the television on. I fumbled around his room for a remote but found none. So I moved my fingers around the edges of the television searching for a power button but found none. I was beginning to look like an idiot now and I could tell he was laughing at me. My threats were empty.
"Just get into bed," I pleaded. "I've let you do whatever you want all night and this is the first thing I've asked you to do. So please, just get in bed and don't fight me on this."
He agreed to get into bed, but not the top bunk he usually slept in, rather the bottom one. It felt like an inconsequential compromise so I let it go. I turned off the lights and went back downstairs to enjoy the "extended cable."
Mom and Chris got home a little while later and informed me that their night had not gone to plan. Chris elaborated that there had been a special deal promised for fantasy football leaguers at Hooter's but that when they arrived, they were informed that the deal could not be redeemed until the next time they came in. Mom also said there was not enough room for their entire league and that this should have been better planned for by the Hooter's staff.
I was deeply depressed when I left and hardly felt the $55.00 they gave me was earned the easy way.
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Economy and Health Care are Dominant Issues for Ontarians
Ontarians are evenly split on whether the incumbent head of government or the main opposition challenger would be the best person to serve as premier, a new Angus Reid Public Opinion poll conducted in partnership with the Toronto Star has found.
In the online survey of a representative sample of 1,002 Ontario adults, 21 per cent of respondents say Liberal leader and current premier Dalton McGuinty would make the best head of government, while 21 per cent select Progressive Conservative leader Tim Hudak.
New Democratic Party (NDP) leader Andrea Horwath is a distant third with 12 per cent. Almost half of respondents (45%) are not ready to select any of the four major party leaders for the top job at Queen's Park.
About a third of respondents approve of both Hudak (35%) and McGuinty (33%). Horwath has the highest approval rating at 39 per cent, while 16 per cent of respondents have a positive impression of Green Party leader Mike Schreiner.
Horwath and Schreiner managed to post positive momentum scores (+8 and +1 respectively), while McGuinty and Hudak hold negative numbers (-28 and -13). In fact, 37 per cent of respondents say their opinion of McGuinty has worsened over the past three months.
The incumbent premier is seen as the best suited leader to deal with education (24%) and health care (21%), while the official opposition leader holds the upper hand on crime (30%), federal provincial relations (28%), the economy (27%), and managing the deficit (27%). McGuinty and Hudak are tied on job creation, and Schreiner and Horwath are seen as the most capable leaders to deal with the environment.
More than half of respondents (56%) believe it is time for change in Ontario and a different provincial party should be elected into power, while one quarter (24%) would like to see the Liberal Party re-elected.
The most important issue for Ontarians is the economy (27%), followed by heath care (20%), government spending (12%), unemployment (12%) and tax relief (8%). While men are more likely to mention the economy than heath care (29% to 15%), women are evenly split among the two issues (25% and 25%).
McGuinty seems to be connecting well in the 416 area, as outlined by his large lead in the Best Premier question, but many respondents across the province are warming up to Hudak. It is important to note that Horwath has the best approval rating of all four main leaders, but—aside from a good showing in the Hamilton/Niagara area and Northern Ontario—she is not making progress on the best premier question.
A gender gap is developing when Ontarians ponder pressing issues, with men clearly favouring the economy over health care, and women saying that health care is slightly more important to them than the economy. Men are also more likely to cite managing the deficit as an important factor, while women are not as certain on this particular topic.
Liberal Party voters are evenly focused on the economy and health care, while NDP voters are more preoccupied with health care. For Progressive Conservative voters, the economy takes precedence over all other issues.
Full Report, Detailed Tables and Methodology (PDF)
Methodology: From August 25 to August 28, 2011, Angus Reid Public Opinion conducted an online survey among 1,002 randomly selected Ontario adults who are Angus Reid Forum panellists. The margin of error—which measures sampling variability—is +/- 3.1%, 19 times out of 20. The results have been statistically weighted according to the most current education, age, gender and region Census data to ensure a sample representative of the entire adult population of Ontario. Discrepancies in or between totals are due to rounding.
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Is This a Picture of a Male-Only Refugee Caravan Heading for U.S. Border?
The United States is not the only part of the world dealing with an influx of refugees.
Dan Evon
A photograph shows a male-only refugee caravan approaching the border between the United States and Mexico.
An image supposedly showing members of a male-only refugee caravan holding signs reading "We Are Human" and "Open the Borders" as they approached the frontier between Mexico and the U.S. is frequently shared online by social media users supporting President Donald Trump's call to construct a border wall:
There are 3 more caravans heading north towards our US southern border. Call, email, and visit all your state representatives. Tell them we demand a border wall or we want their resignations. #MAGA
This photograph was not recent in February 2019, nor does it depict a caravan of refugees heading for the U.S. border.
This photograph was actually taken in March 2016 at a refugee camp in Greece, and according to photographer Luigi Scuotto, the picture captured a protest by a group of Pakistani refugees who had made their way to Lesbos island:
'We are human beings' – Pakistani protesting at #Moria, #Lesvos @Fotomovimiento #refugeesGr pic.twitter.com/aVkAAfPA6g
— luigi scuotto (@luigi_scuotto) March 13, 2016
Contemporaneous news reports noted that many of these Pakistani migrants were stranded at the Greek camp and that many faced deportation under a new deal between Turkey and the European Union:
The volunteer-run "Better Days for Moria" camp has hosted thousands of migrants arriving on Greece's Lesbos island, but its days appear to be numbered.
A new deal between Europe and Turkey means that all new arrivals will be detained in a secure facility next door.
The last remaining residents are mainly Pakistanis who do not normally qualify for asylum.
"We hope, we wish that the Greece government gives us asylum, that we can stay legally, because we don't want to stay in an illegal way," said Pakistani migrant Tavakal Hussain, 36. "So we hope that, we wish, we want the Greece government to feel mercy and sorry for us, because we put our lives in risk in the sea. We don't want to go back to Turkey. We love to stay in Greece."
Such pleas for mercy are unlikely to be enough. One hundred fifty Pakistani and Bangladeshi migrants were taken by ferry from Lesbos to the Greek mainland under police escort to have their applications processed.
Among the migrants, there is much fear about what lies ahead.
Another photograph of these refugees distributed by Getty Images was captioned as follows: "Pakistani migrants protest outside the Moria hot spot at the island of Lesbos against the expulsion of 50 Pakistanis back to Turkey on March 16, 2016. European leaders scrambled Wednesday to salvage an under-fire deal with Turkey to ease the migrant crisis with a round of shuttle diplomacy on the eve of a crunch summit."
A video report from VOA News added more context to the refugee crisis in Greece:
The rhetorical question "See any women or children here?" was also emblazoned on the bottom of this viral image. While this photograph may appear to show a group consisting mostly of men, Scuotto, the photographer who captured the picture, has shared several other photographs showing women and children were indeed present at the Moria refugee camp:
According to a fact sheet from the United Nations Refugee Agency published in November 2015, "family tents" had been set up at the refugee camp in Moria, and the staff were working to set up separate reception areas for women and unaccompanied children. This may explain why the viral photograph featured mainly men.
UN Refugee Agency. "Lesvos Island – Greece: Fact Sheet."
Ridgwell, Henry. "Pakistani Migrants Could Be First Deported Under EU-Turkey Deal."
VOA News. 22 March 2016.
Roth, Kenneth. "Say No to a Bad Deal with Turkey."
Human Rights Watch. 17 March 2016.


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5 things to know about the Oakland-Blackman football showdown
Things to know about Friday's Oakland-Blackman football game.
5 things to know about the Oakland-Blackman football showdown Things to know about Friday's Oakland-Blackman football game. Check out this story on dnj.com: https://www.dnj.com/story/sports/high-school/2017/09/18/oakland-vs-blackman-football-5-things-know-showdown/675939001/
Cecil Joyce, USA TODAY NETWORK - Tennessee Published 11:15 a.m. CT Sept. 18, 2017
Oakland quarterback Timmy Goodrich (10) runs the ball during the game against Riverdale on Friday, Sept. 15, 2017, at Oakland.(Photo: HELEN COMER / DNJ)Buy Photo
When crosstown rivals Oakland and Blackman square off Friday night at The Inferno, the game will feature the top two teams in Class 6A.
Here are five things you need to know about the big Region 3-6A contest:
Biggest ever?
Is this the biggest regular-season game in Murfreesboro football history?
The rankings (Oakland No. 1, Blackman No. 2), combined records (9-0), expectations and region stake would indicate such.
There have been many Battle of the Boro (Oakland vs. Riverdale) contests that ultimately decided league titles, especially when it was the last game of the regular season.
Some might argue the Oakland-Blackman matchup in 2014 (won by Blackman 28-21) was as big, or bigger, given the fact it was the season opener for two teams with big expectations and was broadcast on ESPN.
Titletown
The winner of the Blackman-Oakland game has gone on to win the league title every season since 2013.
Oakland has won the previous two meetings (21-7, 38-0) and Region 2-6A titles; Blackman's ESPN win ultimately gave the Blaze the 2014 District 7-AAA title; and Oakland's 9-3 triumph gave the Patriots the 2013 7-AAA crown.
Both the Blaze and Patriots have dominated the 2017 season thus far.
Oakland (4-0) has outscored its opponents 168-40 while Blackman (5-0) has outscored its opponents 241-76. That's a combined 409-116.
Swings and things
Grueling start: Oakland's first five games have been a murderer's row. Sort of.
The Patriots have played defending 5A runner-up Independence, 6A power Maryville and an unbeaten Riverdale entering the contest.
Wedged in there is arguably the most overmatched opponent in Patriots history when Oakland whipped Class 1A newbie RePublic 70-6 two weeks ago. It was a late addition to the Oakland schedule when the team desperately tried to find a 10th game.
Catching up: Blackman has trended in different directions this season. The Blaze offense has scored fewer points in each of the first five weeks, tallying 63, 52, 49, 42 and 35.
Meawhile the Blaze defense has allowed fewer points each week, giving up 28, 21, 14, 10 and 3.
Kicking in: The game will feature two of the state's top kickers in Blackman's Thomas Burks (34-of-34 extra points, 1-of-2 field goals) and Oakland's Aaron Sears (20-of-20 extra points, 4-of-5 field goals).
Blackman: RB Master Teague (559 yards rushing, 9 TDs in 3 1/2 games); RB Cordell Braxton (337 yards rushing, 4 TDs), QB Connor Mitchell (46-of-62, 670 yards, 9 TDs, 3 INTs; 295 yards rushing, 9 TDs); WR Trey Knox (22 receptions, 353 yards, 4 TDs).
Oakland: RB Jeron Rooks (478 yards rushing, 274 yards receiving, 8 total TDs); QBs Timmy Goodrich/Brevin Linnell (467 combined passing yards, 6 TDs; 275 combined rushing yards, 3 TDs).
Reach Cecil Joyce at cjoyce@dnj.com or 615-278-5168 and on Twitter @Cecil_Joyce.
Friday's Week 6 area football games
All games kick off at 7 p.m.
Oakland at Blackman (1450-AM)
Siegel at Warren County
Riverdale at Centennial
Cane Ridge at Smyrna
Shelbyville at Stewarts Creek
La Vergne at Whites Creek
Eagleville at Moore County
MTCS at Mt. Juliet Christian
Cannon Co. at DeKalb Co.


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Determine the Jacobi form uniquely.
This again an implication of the theorem involves a number of zeroes.
Taylor coefficient from F0 till F2M.
equal to M plus one.
using only some number of the tela coefficient.
Let us analyze a Taylor expansion.
of weight K and index M.
Jacobi form is modular with respect to this.
Writing therefore, we have the following useful property.
the power k f to z.
to the multiplication by minus 1 if the weight is even.
And until bearing if the weight is off.
It follows that in the Taylor expansion of the Jacobi form, Phi, tau, Z.
modular 2 D is not equal.
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Coming back to the property to the previous proposition.
coefficient would have draw alive.
And this proposition is certainly small for 2 M.
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We can prove the following proposition.
R is Jacobi form of k, and index M..
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form of weight k + d0.
the modular property of Jacobi form.
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I'm sorry, in this identity we have to add the weight K.
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we have very simple equation.
of non-zero tell of the coefficient.
We see that, This function is a cusp form.
If d0 is strictly positive.


Having just returned from a week exploring the food and drink options in Berlin, I am well briefed on beers. While most of us know what Bitter is, there is more ignorance on other key beer styles. For example, do you know what IPA is, or Pilsner?
This is a 'reinforced' pale ale and IPA stands for Indian Pale Ale. During the 19th century, India was very important in Britain's empire. Normal pale ale could not take the nine month journey by ship to India, so the brewers upped the hop content and alcohol level - the preservation agents in the beer. So the beer was drinkable after its long trip!
Up until the end of the 18th century, grain was roasted over the open flame, making beer so smokey that the bitterness of the hops could not be tasted. When more efficient slow-roasting, with hot air rather than flame, was introduced the bitterness came through. It seems strange today as there are still bitterer beers from mainland Europe, but the name has still stuck.
London was built on dark beer, As the water in the 18th century spread cholera and dysentery, Londoners had two drink options - gin or dark beer. Life expectancy was low if folk chose gin, but beer was a much healthier choice. 'Porter' was what the original dark beer was called, named after the ships' porters and manual labourers who drank a lot of it. Stout was a higher alcohol-version to drink in the pub. With the taxes and recipe changes of 300 years, the lines have blurred so much that there isn't any difference between 'Porter' and 'Stout' today. It is now up to the brewers to decide what they want to call their dark beer.
A beer style from Belgium and France, this beer was made for farm workers who usually worked during the summer, know as 'saisonniers'. These are light ales that tend to have a spicy and fruity taste due to the hybrid yeasts used by the farm brewers of the time.
This was first brewd in 1842 in the town of Pilsen in the Czech Republic. In 1841 there was a riot in the town; the locals were so unimpressed with their local breweries that they ransacked them, pouring the beer away and burning the breweries down. When the town elders planned a new, central, brewery they used local yeast and hops coupled with newly developed pale malt to create the Pilsner style. Pilsners tend to have less flavour than most other beers , but that's the point. Sometimes an 8% IPA or a super smokey stout can be overwhelming. Today, 93% of beer drunk on earth is pilsner.


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CCE Quarterly Webinar: Person-Driven Outcomes: Incorporating Patient Priorities into Quality Measurement
In July 2021, NCQA added the person-driven approach to the guidance for PCMH criterion CM 06: Patient Preferences and Goals, as a structured approach to eliciting and documenting patient preferences. During the Certified Content Expert webinar on January 25, 2022, we will review the person-driven outcomes approach, including methods and insights to ensure practices collect and document an individual's prioritized goals accurately, The webinar will also discuss how to implement the person-driven outcomes approach in clinical care, as well as the benefits of the approach for individuals and their care team.
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Crosswalk the person-driven outcomes approach with existing PCMH criterion to elicit and document patient preferences.
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Caroline Blaum, MD, MS
Dr. Caroline S. Blaum joined NCQA from NYU Langone Health where she was the Diane and Arthur Belfer Professor of Geriatric Medicine and Director of the Division of Geriatrics and Palliative Care from 2012-2020. At NYU, Dr. Blaum maintained an active clinical practice and supervised clinical education for medical trainees in geriatrics and palliative care. She led an extensive reach research program in translational research that was supported by the NIA, AHRQ, PCORI, and The John A Hartford Foundation concerning models of care for vulnerable populations, multiple chronic conditions, frailty, and diabetes in older adults. Prior to going to NYU, Dr. Blaum was Professor and Assistant Dean for Population Health at the University of Michigan Health System where she led UM's experiences in Medicare managed care, ACO's and PCMH. Dr. Blaum has been active in national policy work related to delivery system redesign and quality of care for older adults and people with multiple chronic conditions and has worked with the American Geriatrics Society, the AMA PCPI, and NQF.
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Before joining NCQA, she worked with the United States Department of Health and Human Services Office of Emergency Management. There she helped create a GIS mapping tool used to track patient movement to HHS staffed medical facilities in response to natural disasters. She also spent three years managing the clinical side of specialty practices and volunteering as an EMT in her community.
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Lee A. Jennings, MD, MSHS
Lee Jennings is the Chief and Associate Professor, Reynolds Section of Geriatric Medicine at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center. She is a board-certified geriatrician and health services researcher whose work focuses on improving models of care delivery for dementia, aligning care received with patient health goals, and improving the competency of health professions students to provide high quality geriatric care. Ms. Jennings is the Principal Investigator for 3 statewide grants funded by HRSA, ACL, and the Reynolds Foundation focused on geriatric health care workforce development and community health education for older Oklahomans and their family caregivers. She is a co-investigator on research funded by PCORI, NIA, and the John A. Hartford Foundation and co-chairs the Women in Geriatrics Section for the American Geriatrics Society. Clinically, Ms. Jennings specializes in comprehensive geriatric assessment and cognitive evaluation and sees patients at the OU Physicians Senior Health Clinic and the Oklahoma City VA Health System.
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Integrating these roles, his research program uses population health systems interventions to improve the healthcare decisions and outcomes of older adults with complex and multimorbid conditions. In particular, he is a co-leader of a national collaboration for Patient Priorities Care, an innovative model of multimorbid care: www.patientprioritiescare.org. His research program includes randomized clinical trials, implementation science studies, and primary data collection with continuous research funding since 2006. These studies have produced >200 peer-reviewed manuscripts, commentaries, and book chapters.
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Geographische Lage
Scharowo liegt südlich der Regionalstraße 27A-026 (ex R511), 13 Kilometer südöstlich der Rajonstadt Krasnosnamensk (Lasdehnen/Haselberg) und 17 Kilometer nordöstlich der einstigen Kreisstadt Dobrowolsk (Pillkallen/Schloßberg). Als Szardehlen bzw. Martingen war der Ort bis 1945 Bahnstation an der Bahnstrecke Kiauschen–Doristhal der Pillkaller Kleinbahn, die nicht mehr in Betrieb ist.

Geschichte

Szardehlen/Scharden

Das Schardellen, Szardellen und schließlich Szardehlen genannte kölmische Gut wurde im Jahre 1735 gegründet. Im Jahre 1874 wurde der Gutsbezirk Szardehlen in den neu errichteten Amtsbezirk Girrehlischken im Kreis Pillkallen eingegliedert. 1928 wurde der Gutsbezirk Szardehlen in die Landgemeinde Kiauschen eingemeindet. Dort wurde dessen Schreibweise 1936 in Schardehlen geändert und 1938 der Ortsteil in Scharden umbenannt. In Folge des Zweiten Weltkrieges kam der Ort mit dem nördlichen Ostpreußen zur Sowjetunion.

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Martingken/Martingen

Seine erste Erwähnung erlebte der damals Klein Aesernick genannte Ort im Jahre 1580. Um 1780 war Martinken ein königliches Bauerndorf. 1874 kam auch die Landgemeinde Martingken  zum Amtsbezirk Girrehlischken. Zu Martingken gehörte auch der Wohnplatz Schönwiese. 1938 wurde Martingken in Martingen umbenannt. 1945 kam der Ort zur Sowjetunion.

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Scharowo
Im Jahr 1947 erhielt das ehemalige Szardehlen die russische Bezeichnung Scharowo und wurde gleichzeitig dem Dorfsowjet Pobedinski selski Sowet im Rajon Krasnosnamensk zugeordnet. In der Folge wurde auch der Ort Martingken zu Poljanskoje gezählt. Von 2008 bis 2015 gehörte Poljanskoje zur Landgemeinde Dobrowolskoje selskoje posselenije, von 2016 bis 2021 zum Stadtkreis Krasnosnamensk und seither zum Munizipalkreis Krasnosnamensk.

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Kirche
In den beiden Dörfern Szardehlen resp. Scharden sowie Martingken resp. Martingen war die Bevölkerung vor 1945 fast ausnahmslos evangelischer Konfession. Beide gehörten zum Kirchspiel der Kirche Schillehnen, das Teil des Kirchenkreises Pillkallen (Schloßberg) in der Kirchenprovinz Ostpreußen der Kirche der Altpreußischen Union war. Heute liegt Scharowo im Einzugsgebiet der in den 1990er Jahren neu entstandenen evangelisch-lutherischen Gemeinde in Babuschkino (Groß Degesen) innerhalb der Propstei Kaliningrad (Königsberg) der Evangelisch-lutherischen Kirche Europäisches Russland.

Weblinks
 Scharowo bei bankgorodov.ru
 Scharowo bei prussia39.ru
 Szardehlen bei wiki-de.genealogy.net

Einzelnachweise

Ort im Rajon Krasnosnamensk

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Best air fryer of 2021: cook healthier with these great kitchen appliances
The best air fryers can transform the way you cook, letting you indulge in healthier versions of your favorite foods. We're talking crisps and roasted potatoes without the massive amounts of oil needed to make them tasty and crispy - how can we say no?
Air fryers, sometimes also referred to as healthy fryers, are handy gadgets that sit on your countertop and create super crispy results with much less oil than if you had to fry your dishes . So how do air fryers work? They use a powerful fan to circulate the hot air created by a heating element on the top of the device.
It's not just self-contained air fryers that offer this type of hot air cooking. Some of the best Instant Pots and Multicookers , which as the name suggests offers several different cooking methods in one countertop gadget, can also be air fry. For example, the Ninja Foodi Multi-Cooker comes with a 3 liter frying basket on the US model and a 3.2 liter basket in the UK, if you want there air fry.
Air frying is increasingly popular. And that's no surprise given that it's a healthy and easy way to cook, and you can cook a lot of different dishes in a compressed air fryer. So what can you cook in an air fryer? Anything you could cook in a traditional oven because they work the same. This means that air fryers can be used for roasting orbake whatever you would use in your oven for cooking, space permitting.
With the increasing demand for air fryers, there are currently many different options. But not all are created equal. Each air fryer varies wildly in price and size, which means choosing the right one for you can be overwhelming.
Here's what you need to know before buying one of the best air fryers on our list. Most air fryers come with baskets or bowls that you can then choose between manual or digital controls. Some models also have separate compartments, which means you can cook multiple foods at the same time.
Air fryers with bowls, including those from the Tefal Actifry range, offer greater capacities. They also have glass tops, which means you can keep an eye on your meal. This conceThe bowl option also means that the cooking juices tend to stay in the air fryer and in contact with the food.
In comparison, basket air fryers tend to be healthier because they remove juice, as well as grease, from food. However, since these baskets are on slides and stored inside the fryer, you can't check your food without opening it up and letting in cold air - that goes against all the odds. point.
Another point to consider when choosing an air fryer is its capacity, as well as the size of the machine (and whether you have room for it). The larger air fryers, which weigh around 6.5 liters (6 liters), are perfect for feeding a family of four, but air fryers with a capacity as small as 2.5 liters (2.5 liters) can still cook a decent amount of food.
You can pay up to $ 330 / £ 250/4AU $ 40 for popular air fryers. But as our tests show, this doesn't always guarantee the best results.
How we tested
To compare each air fryer, we spent a month testing the quality of the cooking of the fries and chicken wings. In addition to evaluating how crispy, evenly browned, and in the case of the chicken wings, how moist and juicy the meat was, we also compared their ease of use.
We rated each pattern on the number of settings it offers, the durability and ease of cleaning the body and parts, and the volume of their fans. For each model, we wanted to know if it was simple to use and didn't require reading a thick instruction manual before use, which came with useful accessories such as frying baskets or a cookbook for cooking. inspiration.
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W ilko 4L air fryer
An economical air fryer that hits well above its weight
+ Easy to use + Great price + Makes tasty crisps
- Big fan - gets hot to the touch during cooking - Low Cooking Times
Wilko is an unsung hero in the kitchen appliance world, consistently producing quality products at great prices - his slow cooker is the best we've used, and his blender ranks very well, and its air fryer is no exception.For £ 40 you get a well-designed, easy-to-use machine that cookscrispy chips with chewy centers and savory chicken wings with darker skin and chewy meat.
It doesn't offer as many programs and settings as some of its more expensive rivals, opting instead for a manual timer that runs smoothly during the countdown, and a large dial. temperature. The timer only works for 30 minutes, which is half the time of most other air fryers on the market, but its maximum temperature matches the majority of its rivals, heating up to 200 ° C. The absence Digital controls is one of the sacrifices you make for the cheaper price of the Wilko fryer, another is the fact that it gets quite hot to the touch while cooking. On the plus side, the manual dials make the Wilko incredibly easy to use.
From a design point of view, it is relatively compact, especially since its small design houses alarge 4 liter bowl with basket attachment. Its glossy black casing means it will blend easily with a countertop, while it could be tucked away in a cabinet if space is at a premium or it won't be used regularly.
Read our entire Wilko 4L air fryer review
Tefal ActiFry Genius XL
The ActiFry Genius XL waives some of the advantages for air frying health for the benefit of amazing taste
+ Makes crispy crisps and chewy chicken + The rotating pallet helpscook food evenly + The glass top lets you watch your diet
- bulky body - Dear
By making tastier crisps and chicken wings than we 've ever handled in our conventional oven, Tefal's Actifry Genius XL is our king of air frying. The fries tasted so good that we could have been convinced they were from a chip shop, and the chicken was moist, while the skin was crisp and retained a lot of flavor. However, it fails to take the # 1 spot on our list of the best air fryers, as its price, bulky size, and noisy fan hamper this cooking prowess.we.
a deeper and flatter shape than the top design of its rivals. The advantages of this are that it easily fits over the worktops under the kitchen cabinets and allows a glass "window" on the top of the machine which allows you to keep an eye on what you are cooking. . Heat is also generated at the back of the machine, which means it doesn't get too hot to the touch. The downside to this design is that it does not fit comfortably in a cabinet due to its depth.
The improved taste of its fries and chicken wings is largely due to the design of its bowl and rotating paddle. While the Wilko gives you the option of using the bowl or the basket, the only option with the Tefal is to let the food cook in its own juice, even if it is moved around the bowl by the removable paddle. This increases the fat content, as it does not flush them out, maIt also increases the overall taste and means you don 't have to clean a separate grease trap.
Read our entirety Tefal ActiFry Genius XL test
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Ninja Foodi dual zone air fryer
Cook two different dishes at the same time
+ Very versatile + Large capacity + Good range of parameters
- Bulky - The reheat function is not as competent as a microwave
This is the only air fryer we tested that has two separate compartments, so you can cook two different dishes to be ready to go be served at the same time. In addition to air frying, this hand-held kitchen gadget can roast, reheat, dehydrate and even bake. Different cooking methods can also be used in each compartment at the same time, for example you can roast meat on one side and cook on the other side, which makes it a very versatile gadget. We were impressed with the "sync" feature which ensures that both compartments finish cooking at the same time, so you'll never wait for part of your meal to finish cooking.
The two kitchen drawersbran have a total capacity of 8 quarts (7.6 liters) and are deep enough to hold a 500g batch of fries, 1kg of chicken wings or up to 12 cupcakes, for example. There is a crispier plate in each compartment which ensures that air can circulate around the food and excess moisture is removed, creating a crisp, golden finish.
During testing we were impressed with how quickly the air fryer crisped and evenly browned our fries, in fact after the suggested time they were a bit overcooked. on the outside, but still soft on the inside. The more we have used the machine, the more we have an idea of the exact times of the different dishes.
This is one of the bulkier air fryers we've tested and takes up a lot of countertop space, but looks quite sleek combining a black finish. brilliant withc silver accents.
Read our full review: Ninja Foodi Dual Zone Air Fryer
Vortex instant air fryer
A large capacity air fryer
+ Large capacity + Crisp and even golden results + Convenient presets
- Bulky - Roast and cooking results were not also successful
Instant Pot is best known for its multi-cookers that allow you to cook.Pressurized, slow cook, steam and saute all from one device, but the brand also makes an air fryer. The Vortex air fryer has a square design and a square frying basket, as opposed to the circular or oval baskets and bowl that are found on most other air fryers. With a 6 quart (5.7 liter) acity cap, it is also the largest air fryer we have tested to date - it offers enough space to cook a 1.8kg chicken.
During testing, we found the Instant Vortex Air Fryer to be simple to use, thanks to the presets on the touchscreen, while the dial makes it easy to adjust the cooking time. We were impressed with the results - the fries were evenly browned and crispy on the outside, with soft and chewy centers.
The Instant Vortex Air fryer can also heat, roast and cook in four, although we found that the results were not as effective as when using the air fryer setting. For example, cinnamon buns baked on the bake setting were way too crisp after the allotted time.
It should be noted that this is a relatively bulky device, so if you don't have enough room to keep it on a counter, you will need to put it away when 'it is not used.
Read our full review: Vortex Instant Air Fryer
Princess Digital Family Aerofryer
The Goldilocks of air fryers that offer something for everyone
Reasons for 'buy
+ Intuitive digital controls + Stylish design + Compact version
- Medium fries and chicken
If the Ninja Foodi offers too many settings, the Wilko fryer does not offer enough and the Tefal is not healthy enough for you, the Aerofryer Princess Digital Family might fit this list, The princess achieves a sweet spot by offering a wide range of digital settings via her touchscreen without being too complicated.t available in two sizes - 3.2 L and 5.2 L - and has a maximum timer setting of one hour.
We tested the larger of the two models and while it offers similar capacity to the bulky Swan, the Princess suited our kitchen better, both in terms of size - it's slightly more compact than the Swan - and with its sleek black design. It wasn't the quietest air fryer we've used, but it wasn't the loudest either, and it also performed well for not being too hot to the touch while cooking. .
The Princess Digital's chips weren't as chewy as the others on this list, but they gave them flavorful skin. Likewise, his chicken was crispy on the outside, but a little dry on the inside.
Read our entire Testing the Aerofryer from the Princess Digital family
Swan Manual 5L Air Fryer
A quiet and easy-to-use fryer
+ Quietest in the test + Easy to use
- Inconsistent cooking results
The swan The manual air fryer 5L is the quietest we've tested and, thanks for having the same manual controls as the Wilko air fryer, it's just as easy to use. The shape and design of Swan's fryer is almost identical to the Wilko model, and it shares the same 30-minute timer; in fact, not much separates the specs of the two machines, so you pay a bit more for the extra liter of capacity of the Swan and a few design changes.
For this pricehigher, we expected the Wilko's cooking capabilities to improve, but the Swan failed to match its rival's performance. Some of his fries were delicious, others were soggy. He did better in cooking the chicken wings, but, again, the inconsistency let go with some of the wings being some of the best we have tasted while others were dry and didn't have not the crispy skin. It's a shame, because the Swan is clearly capable of great things - it's just a bit hit and miss.
The other main difference between the two models is that the Swan is larger, due to that extra liter of capacity, and the version we tested was bright red compared to the classic black case. by Wilko - so it may not be suitable for all cuisines or tastes.
If you're a design fan, however, and especially if you don't think that the ability toe 4 liters of the Wilko is sufficient for your needs, the Swan still represents good value for money when it comes to performance versus price. It is also available in black and cream , as well as a digital version, but the latter two are currently displayed out of stock on some nshadow of websites.
Read our entire Swan Manual 5L air fryer review
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