It's surprisingly well sourced, and not just with the GRRM books, but in finding 1 to 1 analogs in actual medieval cookbooks.  it breaks down recipe's be region, then meal (Breakfast on the Wall, for instance), and they are mostly pretty easy and straight forward.  Each recipe starts with a quote of text from the book where they are mentioned (And yes, Honeyed Locusts ARE on the menu), as well as breaking down the types of cuisine from region to region (The Riverlands obviously have a lot of fish, the Reach is a lot of grains and pastries, Dorne is more mediteranean, etc).  Another cool feature is that for select recipe's, they will feature the original medieval version, and then show a modern interpretation.  Medieval Applecakes have a very rustic presentation to them, whereas the modern Applecake recipe is a bit more refined and benefits from using a stand mixer.

Some early standout recipe's that I cannot wait to try are the Sweet Pumpkin Soup, Pigeon Pie, Iced Blueberries in Sweet Cream, and Dornish Snake with Fiery Sauce.

Just ask to talk to anyone in Human Resources.   If the post house is small enough just ask to speak to a Post Coordinator or Post Supervisor.  Send me a message and I'll shoot some emails your way. Any online links to your work?

Another thought provoking video on video game witch hunting

The final book of SOng of Ice and Fire will reveal that Westeros is actually a poorly terraformed Mars.

SHYAMALAN!

That same one is a favorite of my wife and son.  I just bought a depressing amount of furniture at Ikea, and I drowned my sorrows in their mildly-adequate Mojito's.

See, I would have no problem with The Hobbit as 3 movies, if they were all 80 minutes, which is what I'm going to aim for.  I liked the opening backstory stuff with Thorin, and I dug everything at Rivendell.  I just think the majority of Bag End's is death, and as you and I discussed, I would cut it after they escape the Goblin King.

"Just as Rod makes his first million dollar deal and reconnects with a long lost love, he must now escape his sleepy coastal town when it comes under attack from ravenous rotating .jpeg's of Birds."

Yeah, I think every American should get a dozen wings from Anchor Bar once in their life (and conversely, a deep dish from Uno's) so that they know what pale imitations every other wing in the world is.  It's a fucking joke.

I thoroughly enjoyed IB.  I think the ending was an amazing piece of chaos that worked for me on a very primal level.

In fact, Primal is a word I use to describe for much of QT's filmography.  When it works, it works because it forgoes logic in very strategic ways to tap into something very raw.  Kill Bill is much the same way.  THere's an anger in IB that is palpable, and while the narrative suffers at times, you can lose yourself to the energy of it.  If you're an MMA fan, then this analogy will work.  QT is the Clay Guida of cinema.

As long as the movie ends like this, that's all I care about. 

My only question in regards to the trailer is where, exactly, is the dong port so I can make sweet love to it for the rest of the week, and all other weeks until the movie is here.