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According to CNN, the “Castro brothers sometimes used females “as drug mules by having them hide methamphetamine inside their vaginal cavities.” These women would then deliver the meth to a series of houses, and then lower-level dealers would distribute the drug.”

WOW, somehow…only in America.

I bet there will be a few lonely, jacked up perverts out there that will start sniffing their stash. x}

Read all about it at the source: http://www.cnn.com/2009/CRIME/08/25/meth.ring.arrests/index.html

A number of years ago, a good friend gave me a fantastic Chilean sea bass (Patagonian tooth Fish) recipe. This odd fish, which I’d been delighted to savor for the first time during a business trip in Las Vegas, had left me eager to locate & try to cook up at home.

For good reason, this fish isn’t cheap. It only prospers in the southern hemisphere, which means it has to travel a long way to America’s kitchens. When the fillet is raw, the texture is very tough. Once cooked, this fish’s meat is “like buttah“.

My sister asked me for this recipe recently, and I figured the world deserves great food! =}

Ingredients:

1. 1 to 1½ pound of Chilean sea bass (enough for about 4 people)
2. ½ cup of low sodium soy sauce
3. 3 garlic cloves, pressed or chopped
4. 2 tablespoons of olive oil
5. Freshly squeezed juice from 2 limes
6. 4 tablespoons of fresh chopped cilantro
7. 6″ piece of ginger root, chopped or grated (use a potato peeler to remove skin first)
8. This dish goes well with steamed vegetables, white rice, or bread. If you like wine with your meal, pick your favorite white

Directions:

1. In a blender, mix well the following ingredients:
   1. soy sauce
   2. garlic
   3. olive oil
   4. lime juice
   5. cilantro
   6. ginger
2. Preheat the oven at 350° F. Place the blended mixture in a container with the Sea Bass, allow it to marinate in the refrigerator for 15 minutes, then remove the fish from the marinate
3. In a 9″x9″ baking dish, place some of the marinate into it (just enough to coat the bottom), then place the fish in the dish, then bit of marinate on top of the fish
4. Bake the fish at 350° F for 30 minutes
5. Server the fish with a bit of the marinate on top, or on the side, however you prefer

What a pleasant surprise after a short vacation…a buddy of mine was kind and patient enough to send me a converted bit of video from the old Dragon’s Lair game. None of the kids growing up today will probably get the same feeling as I when I saw this game in the arcade. The local arcades by me had pretty common games…Star Castle, Glaxian, etc. So when this beast showed up with frikkin’ awesome animation (granted, game interaction is not as action packed as most games)…I was floored. The sad part is, I never got to see much of this game…because it was two quarters to play, awkwardly essential timing…and no “continue”. Most kids I knew shunned it too for the expense…we weren’t loaded with allowance money. When I lamented this to an olde mate, he mentioned he not only had Daphne (the laserdisc game emulator) but also a working version of Dragon’s Lair from the original game data on his PC. He sent along the final game sequence…which I know I’d never seen. Anyway…for those that remember & would love to see it…here it is. =}

So, does anybody else out there find it very strange that G.E. gets fined $50MM over accounting charges, but Bank of America gets fined $33MM for misleading shareholders surrounding $3.6Bn in bonus checks? I suppose it helps to be a ward of the state…connections to governmental top brass doesn’t hurt either. Maybe I’m just talking out my ass…but to me, something smells rotten in this nation…I suppose there’s no shortage of that these days, especially amongst the financial behemoths. Which is why even talk of the end of Kenneth Lewis’ tenure brings me immense joy. x}

Update: Judge Halts Settlement With Bank - I really like Judge Jed Rakoff of the Federal District Court in Manhattan =)

I finally got around to treating myself to the Ren & Stimpy collection set…and I love the extra features on the discs…here’s a short clip I hope inspires you to also reward your senses to the delights & sounds of some amazing artwork! x}