There's a bitterness in walnuts that bakers use to counter-balance the sweetness of the bananas.

They're also used for texture.

Creative bakers have other ways to impart those same characteristics.

Nope I have an amazing wife that bakes for me.

Volume down NSFW

Got out of New England before morning rush hour ever had a chance to begin. By that time came, I was sitting in the first wave of morning traffic in the greater Philly area.

Recv'd a check for work performed... threw it into the ATM and the scanner misread the total. It threw the decimal point out two places.

"$52,800 for deposit, is that correct?"

I chuckled, then laughed out loud thinking about the client's reaction were it to have cleared before it was caught... Bank personnel gave me the stink eye as I stood there cackling at the ATM.

Gotta admit, I thought about how many hookers and how much blow that would buy. (you know, before I got arrested for bank fraud)

Yes, SOMEONE would have been mighty unhappy to have that show up in their bank statement. And I know he has guns...

Pissed he did it, but glad he got caught.
Needs to be tried and sent to prison.
Not sure how restricted the personal info for a US senator is, but this leaking shit has to end.




Intern for Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee arrested, accused of leaking private info of Republican senators
https://www.chron.com/news/politics/art ... 279983.php

Capitol Police released no more specifics. But some news outlets reported that Cosko posted the home phone numbers and addresses of at least four Republican senators, three of them members of the Judiciary Committee which voted along party lines last week to advance Kavanaugh's nomination.

According to Roll Call, a Capitol Hill newspaper, Majority Leader Mitch McConnell's home addresses in Kentucky and Washington D.C. were added to his public Wikipedia page. The paper also reported that "the personal home addresses, home phone numbers, cellphone numbers and email addresses of Sens. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., Orrin G. Hatch and Mike Lee, both R-Utah, were added to the public Wikipedia pages from what appeared to be an IP address connected to the Capitol."

The information reportedly was added during the Kavanaugh hearings, and then sent to thousands of people through a Twitter account.

Cosko's LinkedIn profile identifies him as a "Democratic Political Professional & Cybersecurity Graduate Student" from the D.C. area. He lists a number of Senate and House positions dating back more than five years.

And yet Klinton walks free.

How is that illegal? It's not illegal to post someone's address or phone number.... Congress critters don't deserve special treatment to shield them from taxpaying citizens...

Cyber security expert, eh?

Used your knowledge to break the law & endanger people?

3 years in prison, 10 years with zero access to computers or the Internet.

That little Twinkie won’t make it 3 hours with his o-ring intact

Guess it's how he illegally obtained the information and distributed it.

Jackson A. Cosko, 27, faced charges Wednesday of making public, or "doxing," restricted information, unauthorized access of a government computer, burglary, and other violations of federal law.

Knew a kid at Microsoft, he was arrested for stealing software and selling it in an office depot parking lot.Made over half a mil.
He wasn't even supposed to be around computers, busted in HS for hacking to the district computer and changing grades.

Stole Microsoft Windows Version 1, SN 1 signed by bill gates. They were really pissed.

He'd probably get the cushy 'Club-Fed', with his connections & type of crime....I think the 10 years no 'net or computer would hurt him more, since that's his bread and butter...

Exactly...

He used a Congressional Computer in the House, and accessed secured files.

Apparently, there is a Bot that follows ALL changes made to Congressional members Wikipedia pages. It recorded the changes, and the location they originated from.

If he hadn't posted it on their Wiki pages, he may not have been caught.