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Jacknife: 4.5/5 for food. Fantastic sushi (I had a yuzu crab salad roll, and a salmon skin roll with bonito flakes, cucumber, green onion, and unagi sauce. Fast service, very fresh rolls, only downgraded slightly because I wonder whether I'd get tired of the limited choices.

I finally read the leaked opinion for Dodd. 0/5 for food. No mention of food whatsoever. (Even though nutritional deficiencies can lead to heightened risk of miscarriages--aka spontaneous abortions.)

Last faculty meeting of the year: 5/5 for food. Probably because I was Zooming in and got to eat my current favorite soup of bitter melon, carrot, daikon, tepary beans, long beans, and miso.

The Vigil: 0/5 for food. But I still enjoyed the melancholy atmosphere. Especially the porousness between English and Yiddish dialogue.

Sour Grapes: 4.5/5 for food. Great wine scenes, but no significant food scenes, but wow, fun movie about food fraud.

Sour Grapes: 4.5/5 for food. Great wine scenes, but no significant food scenes, but wow, fun movie about food fraud.

Final Nelson Institute Environment and Resources graduate program meeting of the year: 4/5 for food. It was over Zoom and I ate Coop green bean casserole. I am a sucker for green bean casserole.

I wish Jordan Peele would make a horror movie called Uncle Tom.

National Pork Producers Council v. Ross oral argument: 1/5 for food. Yay for mention of pork (well, the subject of this case) and also horse meat. Otherwise, little mention of food. But! Wow, super fascinating oral argument about the nature of commerce.

My iguana, Megyn, dressed up as Megan Thee Stallion for Halloween! (Okay, I dressed her up.) Everyone welcome Megyn Thee Iguana! TINA SNOW

Excited to announce that I will be joining the UW UW-Madison Nelson Institute as the next Associate Dean for Faculty and Education. I will get better at tweeting now!

Nelson Institute capstone showcase! UW-Madison Nelson Institute

The Nelson Institute is thrilled to welcome Steph Tai (they/them) as our next associate dean for education and faculty affairs! Tai, a University of Wisconsin Law School professor and Nelson and UW Energy Institute affiliate, joins Nelson's senior leadership team this month. nelson.wisc.edu/nelson-institu…

Super excited and honored to join the Nelson Institute as its next Associate Dean for Education and Faculty Affairs!

Hey, look I've got a chapter in here on the international regulation of insects as food!

So excited about this! news.wisc.edu/uw-madison-lau…