Brooklyn 26/6 – Day 2: CHINESE

Brooklyn 26/6 – Day 2: CHINESELet’s continue for today with sunrise and sunset in Rome, which respectively are 5:32 and 20:47.

Today, however, the Ave Maria cycle for the Curial ringing of the Ave Maria Bell has shifted into the 21:15 cycle.

But you all know what time it should ring according to the actual setting of the sun.

Don’t you.

And if you don’t, there’s the great APP.

Welcome Registrant:

Cristo3g

My trips to and through Brooklyn will normally involve one big Chinese meal.   We over-ordered and brought goodies home.

We started and finished with

Brooklyn 26/6 – Day 2: CHINESE

Then came the soup dumplings.   Always good.  Not the very best I’ve ever had, but quite good.

Brooklyn 26/6 – Day 2: CHINESE

Because… veg…. right?

Brooklyn 26/6 – Day 2: CHINESE

Wok seared cabbage and porkbelly.
Brooklyn 26/6 – Day 2: CHINESE

Shrimp in garlic sauce.

Brooklyn 26/6 – Day 2: CHINESE

Crispy shredded beef.

Brooklyn 26/6 – Day 2: CHINESE

Working our way through the menu, peditemptim.

Brooklyn 26/6 – Day 2: CHINESE

White to move and mate in 4.

NB: I’ll hold comments with solutions ’till the next day so there won’t be “spoilers” for others.

 

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3 Comments

  1. waalaw says:

    1. R-h8+ . . K-g6
    2. R-h6+

    If . . . . . . . g7×h6
    3. Q-g8#

    So . . . . . . . K×h6
    3. Q-h8+ . . K-g6 or K-g5
    4. Q-h5#

    All the while avoiding Black’s Q-h1#

  2. jhogan says:

    1. Rh8+ Kg6
    2. Rxh6+ KxR
    3. Qh8+ Kg6
    4. Qh5#

    Or
    1. Rh8+ Kg6
    2. Rxh6+ g7xR
    3. Qg8#

    Father, either these problems are easy, or I am getting my old skills back after decades of not playing. :)

  3. OrdainedButStillbeingFormedDiakonos says:

    As one who loves Chinese more than the rest of my family (for the most part), I love finding good Asian haunts to frequent. For those times I travel, I seek them out. Father, can you share the name of this delicacy-driven restaurant in case I’m ever in Brooklyn again? Although with Mamdani, the likelihood has dropped some to e honest. My grandmother grew up in Brooklyn (great pizza!) and my Civil war veteran great grandfather helped build the Brooklyn bridge.

    I salivate every time I see your food pictures – it is like I’m reading a gourmet blog!

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