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Konsol•|•Online. Recipes. Research and Development for specific meals and general orientation. 🍴 Recipes 🍴 Scientific Workability AI Explainer! Chemistry Entry level to indoor cooking with basic chemistry necessary and essential minerals the body needs to survive. Coming full circle with the survival guide at the end of this recipe menu. Hot Dogs No authentic/classic recipe can no longer be found on the internet! It's all gourmet style these days. Like burgers, it's all about that secret balance between the ingredients. Pasta How to cook pasta, pasta sorts and pasta dishes. Potatoes How to cook potatoes, potato sorts and potato dishes. Sauces A bridge from Italian cuisine to French cuisine. Asian Cuisine Asian Cuisine. Exploring new horizons. Survival Survival. A guide to outdoor cooking. Buddy System Before we delve into international cuisine, we would want to investigate some general aspects of what ingredients works well together. Burgers Burgers is a good place to start to learn more about bacon, mushrooms, seasoning, buns, onions, pickles, mustard, ketchup, tomatoes, salsa, lettuce, burger dressings and cheese. Lasagna My secret recipe on how to make a delicious lasagna with either recommended minced pork or minced beef for a traditional lasagna bolognese. Porridge Grød. Øllebrød, havregrød, risengrød, risalamande (dessert af risengrød og fløde med en kirsebær sauce af tysk oprindelse, på fransk sauce allemande). Steaks Steak recipes. Veal steak, lamb culottes, Kangaroo steak etc. Eggs How to cook eggs, different techniques, recipes and international cuisine specialties. Phrase Book A quick start phrasebook to explore international cuisine. Plating and footnotes. Toast Everything about toast, from bachelor toast to bistro classics. Pizza Homemade pizza is a great start to learn more about flour, salt, sugar and fermentation. For more information on toppings see the burger recipe section. Deep Frying Safety precautions and instructions on how to use a deep fryer for pommes strips/frites, chicken cordon bleu, chicken breasts and legs, spring rolls, etc. General information on different types of oils. Startes Need a soup as a starter, appetizer, or hors d'œuvre as they are called in French cuisine? Rice How to cook rice, rice sorts and rice dishes. Fish Finally, everything about fish before we're ready to enter the expert level of survival outdoor cooking. Back to Top

Konsol•|•Online. No authentic/classic recipe can no longer be found on the internet! It's all gourmet style these days. Like burgers, it's all about that secret balance between the ingredients. 🌭 Hot Dogs 🌭 Level up your party food AI Explainer! What should a hot dog look like? Recipe German invention: Original meaning a 'Dachshund'. It's quite a challenge to find a classic hot dog recipe, since a variety has come along since its origin. For gourmet style hot dogs and burgers , you're on your own from here on (idiosyncrasy). Toppings (stuffings) American style: Ketchup/mustard only (Each city has their own streetfood style) Danish style with remoulade French style with mayonnaise Research Polish dog and Polish dog Chicago style Icelandic hotdog Amsterdam style - Hearing with pickles French hotdog also called Hapsdog in Danish. Vegan hotdog Kradser - Danish style German style bratwurst or curry wurst with Kraut Greek style pita gyros (pronounced γύρος) - Kraut with tzatziki Turkish style pita with Döner kebab - Kraut with tzatziki Asian/China/Korean style with Kimchi - Kraut with spices Sauerkraut can also be used for burgers like they do in Chile. For gyros/döner kebab I recommend dry roasting it in a cast iron grill pan with high temperature, but watch over it with a hawk eye, within less than a minute it transforms from well done into charcoal. Gyros - Wikipedia For the difference between pickling and fermentation see the chemistry section. Brioche Bun - Curry Wurst - Sauerkraut with Tzatziki So far, I've only seen professionals put all of the toppings on top, and nothing in the bottom between the bun and the sausage. But I've heard one American saying the same as me. The mustard goes in the bottom of the bun, and right over it, the raw diced onions. The dressings on top of the sausage will keep all the other toppings sticking like a glue. Contradiction -A single chef doing smash burgers had in mind that all the stuffings like ketchup, mustard, onions and pickles should go on top of the beef patty, so it meets the palate first (no explanation given). Palate 1. The roof of the mouth, separating the cavities of the nose and the mouth in vertebrates. 2. A person's appreciation of taste and flavor, especially when sophisticated and discriminating. Standard recipe 1 lane of ketchup 1 lane of mustard 1 lane of remoulade I had it up to here with Danish design dressing bottles for ketchup, mustard, mayo, remoulade, etc. The nozzle in all of them are way too large for international cuisines, or like the mustard and also mustard with honey sold in glasses, impossible to dose probably with a teaspoon. Worldwide it's known in international cuisine, that the Danes drown their food in accessories. Sometimes less are more! Dressingflasker, 2 stk, rød/gul | Lomax In a sausage stand, they typically have all three layers on top of the sausages because it has to be quick, but I think the sausage bread becomes a little too dry without a layer of either ketchup, mustard or remoulade at the bottom of the hotdog bun. Ketchup is often more splattered in its consistency, especially Heinz Ketchup with less sugar and corn starch to bind the water in it, and I strongly do not recommend that for neither a hot dog nor burger. Crinkle-cut Beauvais pickles can also be used Potato hot dog buns Because potatoes contain potassium, the buns rise quicker than those breads with only wheat inside. The moist texture comes from the potato starch and its ability to absorb more water. The potato also gives it a longer shelf life, as the starch molecules protect it from going stale. Soft vs. crunchy buns Brioche buns Small buns vs. large buns (match the length of the sausage) Since the brioche and potato hot dog buns came along, you'll be surprised how good just a bun and sausage without any accessories at all tastes! We still continue to drown them in mustard, ketchup, etc. Brioche Pretzel Style Hotdog Bun (Local Shopping: First seen in Netto) Pretzel is more commonly used for gourmet hotdogs and not classic hot dogs. These Pretzel buns are with sesame seeds and just like with burger buns these seeds have a nutty flavor meant for use with lettuce. Read more about Pretzel in the burger bun section . Just like burger buns in the oven: 2 min. in the oven for a soft bun 3 min. if you prefer them crisp. Preheat the mini oven to 180° C (over/under heat, not hot air, microwave or grill, 11-12 min. to preheat) Sausages Pork vs. Beef Straight vs curved (bend upwards) Cooked vs. roasted Red sausages (Danish) 'Kradser' (Danish, no sausages, toppings only) Ecological sausages (Kend den på 'knækket') Method #1 Add the sausages to a pot covered with water. Bring the water to boiling and immediately take it off the stove to rest for 10 min, with the lid on for thin sausages used for hot dogs. For thick sausages like 'Frankfurter' etc. let them rest for 20 min. This is to prevent the sausages from the skin cracks wide open. Method #2 For pan grilled sausages come back later... If the package of the sausages says, 'grill sausages', then I don't recommend boiling them, then the skin might become too chewy and inedible. Onions What onions vs. toasted onions (med det hele) What balance mix between raw and toasted onions? Yellow onions (strong) Red onions (medium) White onions (mild for raw serving) For more info about onions see the burger section . Sausages Roasting/Boiling On a professional #level Tinfoil Tinfoil inner matte side If you want to wrap your food before putting it directly in the fridge, then the matte side should face downward. Left matte - Right shiny upwards The one in the middle was the first to crack open. The one on the left side was second to crack. The one to the right did not crack. Tinfoil outer shiny side If you want to keep your meal hot, then the shiny side should face downward. It #reflects heat. Roasting To avoid that they crack buy those thin sausages branded as 'grill sausages'. They tend to have a thicker and more heat resistent skin, but are less suitable for boiling in water, unless you leave them, after being boiled, at room temperature for 12-24 hours, then the skin becomes edible. For the skin to become crisp roast thin sausages for 20 min. on medium heat until they start to gain color. Then turn the heat down to medium-low for another 40 min. Flip them every 5-10 min. For thin sausages like a Wiener 30-60 min. total. For thick sausages like a Frankfurter 60-90 min. total. As long as they sweat on the outside, they're still juicy on the inside. After that the skin gets way too overdone. Boiling Put the sausages in a pot with water and bring it to boil. Once it starts to boil, immediately remove the pot from the hotplate to avoid that they crack open and let them rest in the hot water. For thin sausages like a Wiener 10 min. rest time. For thick sausages like a Frankfurter 20 min. rest time. Ringrider grillpølser A specialty from the region South Jutland, Denmark. Step 1-2/6 low temp. won't give the right color. Step 3/6 middle temp. will do for a crisp skin. Step 4/6 medium-high temp. will crack them open! The one in the middle was unprepared for testing purposes but did not crack open. The one to the left was prepared with traditional diagonal cuts to let the steam out, but modern research suggests it just make it worse, letting the juicy meat dry out too fast. The one to the right was prepared with 4-5 holes made with the tip of a knife. Serving Traditionally, thick sausages like Frankfurter Ringrider Kålpølser Are served with a hotdog bun on the side, not sliced or forced into the bun. Think about how strong the flavor of the sausage is and choose a mustard that matches it. Thin Wiener sausages match a sweet French mustard, while cabbage sausages or 'Ringrider' sausages call for a strong mustard. Some would prefer Dijon mustard, but that's only sold on solid glas and not in plastic tubes, making it difficult to dose right and fast. It's also not a typical Danish style to use Dijon mustard for hotdogs. Thick sausages tend to be spicier than the thinner ones and are traditionally, served with a strong mustard. Some chefs might have been taught in culinary school that the strongest flavors should hit the palate first. When it comes to a strong mustard served in hotdogs I strongly disagree. The mustard goes in the bottom of the hotdog bun disputing what you see professionals do. For more info on mustard see the burger section . They claim that a sweet French mustard is popular and on the move in Denmark. That's right, girls only! Thin or thick sausages a strong mustard is the indigenous Viking style for boys! Back to Top

Konsol•|•Online. Survival. A guide to outdoor cooking. Survival Expert level - Outdoor Cooking AI Explainer! We get dumber and dumber with each generation! Bias When the sun seasonally shines the most, you can have the most to eat, but no appetite. A dish like cold served Gazpacho tomato soup with diced cucumbers and celery can do the trick. When the sun seasonally shines the least, you can get the least to eat, when you need it the most. A hot meal right before going into a cold sleeping bag is essential, since producing body heat requires the energy from preferably a hot meal. Fresh water vs. Salt water You can't drink saltwater, but you need both freshwater and salt. Distill freshwater by boiling it for at least two minutes (biohazard) Evaporate salt water to obtain concentrated salt, otherwise fatal organ failure will occur. Animals lick rocks to get vital minerals. Three minutes without air (or in icy water) Three hours in a harsh environment (extreme heat or cold) Three days without fresh water (eating snow will only increase the level of dehydration) Three weeks without food (max. 40 days and 40 nights) It takes energy to digest a hot meal to get new energy. A hot meal right before going into the sleeping bag is optimal for a good night's sleep. TEX-MEX is not for me. A salsa roja for pizzas and popped jalapeños and red bell peppers might do, but nachos are not your cheese. Mexican food is about the temperature in their environment. The hot stuff in a hot environment has nothing to do with temperature. The hot stuff is full of C-vitamins good for hot environments. They're all so busy bragging like being chefs, while no one, not even the father I never had, taught me how to carve a fish for my survival. Not even after seven years as a serviceman in the Army, they taught me how to do that. How to start a fire Tools/Weapons △|☐|⛦ 1. Ax or Axe (long -handled for cleaving wood) 2. Hatchet ( short-handled for outdoor survival) 3. Tomahawk (stridsøkse) 4. Pickaxe (used for rocks) 5. Crossed pickaxe First of all, we need to have the bark cut off the tree you want to use as firewood. There are two reasons for this: 1. If the wood is wet, we need to go to the dry wood underneath. 2. If the wood is dry, we can use the bark to light a fire. If you don't have a hatchet (short-handled axe) for this purpose, you probably have a dagger with you. Stab the dagger into a tree stump with the blade facing away from you, so that it is firmly in place. Plank the bark off the small branches you want to light by pulling the sticks/branches diagonally across the blade of the dagger, instead of cutting the bark off with the dagger in your hand, as you would normally do. If the humidity is high, it is almost impossible to start a fire, especially if you try it in a dense spruce and pine forest, even if you have brought a ½L of gasoline for the purpose. The fire goes out again and again! If it only takes 20 minutes indoors to boil a potato, then you can expect it to take 2 hours in a dense spruce and pine forest! Back to Top

Konsol•|•Online. Chemistry. Entry level to indoor cooking with basic chemistry necessary and essential minerals the body needs to survive. Coming full circle with the survival guide at the end of this recipe menu. Chemistry Entry level Indoor cooking AI Explainer! We get dumber and dumber with each generation! Thomas Salter's Flagship Chemistry 7 When I was 8 years old, I had my first chemistry set. Many of the experiments in the manual included a lot of chemicals available in the kitchen. That was also where I conducted my experiments because of the kitchen table and the sink. It included Kosher salt (NaCl), sugar (C₁₂H₂₂O₁₁), baking soda (NaHCO3), vinegar, caustic soda (NaOH), Epsom salt (MgSO₄ 7H₂O), citric acid (E330), coffee filters, etc. Hexagonal Honeycomb Periodic Table The first periodic table to become generally accepted was that of the Russian chemist Dmitri Mendeleev in 1869; he formulated the periodic law as a dependence of chemical properties on atomic mass. I am going to focus on: Na, Mg, K, Ca, Cu, Fe, F, Al, Zn, Au, Hg, N, P, Si, Br, S, Cl, Se, I, etc. Some for nutrition, some for metals commonly used in kitchenware and their physical properties. Biochemistry Pickling vs. Fermentation Pickling vs. fermentation – what's the difference and what can you ferment? Fermented foods have become popular for their potential health benefits, while pickling has long been used as an easy way to preserve food. But what exactly is the difference between the two methods – and why is fermentation often touted as the healthier choice? Both pickling and fermentation extend the shelf life of foods, but they work in very different ways. Pickling often involves vinegar and sugar, while fermentation is a natural fermentation process where beneficial bacteria convert carbohydrates into lactic acid. Here the differences between pickling and fermentation are explained. Pickling: A Quick Preservation Method Pickling is a process in which vegetables (or fruit) are stored in an acidic liquid – typically vinegar, often with added sugar, salt and spices. The acid creates an environment that inhibits bacterial growth and extends the shelf life of the food. Advantages of pickling Quick process – vegetables are ready in a few hours or days Extends shelf life for months The taste becomes sour and fresh due to the vinegar Disadvantages of pickling Contains no live bacteria as vinegar kills microorganisms, and is therefore not beneficial for digestion Can be high in sugar and salt, especially in ready-made products Examples of pickled foods Pickled cucumbers, pickled red onions, pickled beets, pickles, chutney. Fermentation: A Natural Fermentation Process Fermentation is a biological process in which naturally occurring bacteria and yeast convert carbohydrates into lactic acid, alcohol, or acetic acid. Unlike pickling, fermentation does not use vinegar but allows lactic acid bacteria to grow naturally. This process creates a sour taste and adds beneficial probiotic bacteria that can support the intestinal flora. Benefits of fermentation Contains live probiotic bacteria that can benefit the colon flora Provides a deeper and more complex flavor than pickling May increase the bioavailability of nutrients Long-lasting, but requires refrigerated storage Disadvantages of fermentation Can take several days or weeks to complete Improper fermentation can result in mold or unwanted flavors Examples of Fermented Foods Sauerkraut (fermented cabbage), Kimchi (spicy fermented Chinese cabbage), lactic acid fermented cucumbers, Kombucha (fermented tea), Kefir (fermented milk), Miso and tempeh (fermented soy products). What vegetables can be fermented? Almost all vegetables can be fermented, but some are better suited than others. 1. Cabbage and leafy greens White cabbage: Used for sauerkraut Chinese cabbage: The main ingredient in kimchi Kale and spinach: Can be fermented, but requires a good brine 2. Root Vegetables Carrots: Retain their crispness and gain a slightly sour taste Beets: Often used in fermented beetroot juice or sliced in brine Parsnips and parsley roots: Gain a mildly sour taste 3. Red Onion and Garlic Red Onion: Fermented for a softer and sweeter flavor Garlic: Can be fermented alone or in combination with other vegetables 4. Cucumbers and other fruit-bearing vegetables Gherkins: Can be fermented and become lactic acid-fermented pickles Tomatoes: Small tomatoes can be fermented whole in a light brine Peppers and chilies: Used in fermented hot sauce 5. Legumes and Sprouts Soybeans: Used for miso and natto Chickpeas and lentils: Can be fermented and used in spreads or soups 6. Mushrooms and exotic vegetables Mushrooms and Shiitake: Can be fermented in brine, but rarely used Lotus root: Used in certain Asian fermentation methods Which vegetables are less suitable? Vegetables with a high-water content, such as lettuce and cucumber, can become too soft if fermented without the support of other vegetables. Potatoes and other starchy root vegetables tend to become slimy and are rarely recommended for fermentation. Should you choose pickling or fermentation? If you simply want to extend the shelf life of your vegetables, pickling is a quick and easy solution. If, on the other hand, you want to add more probiotic bacteria to your diet, fermentation may be a good choice. Both methods have their advantages – and the best part is that you don’t have to choose. Remember, you can also combine them in your cooking and enjoy both the fresh pickled taste and the gut-friendly bacteria from fermented foods. For more information on autolysis and fermentation of dough see the pizza section . C64 music - Floyd in der Kueche Sugar Introduction Adding a little sugar to a steak while it's cooking can help caramelize the crust. For sweet desserts, it is more important to serve the dessert cold, as warm is interpreted as being too sweet. Sugar is added to ice cream to prevent the formation of ice crystals. Too much sugar takes longer time to freeze. Potassium permanganate mixed with sugar can be ignited to start a bonfire with a stone for survival cooking. Back to Top Sodium vs. Potassium Osmose/Osmosis First of all, there's Osmosis and reverse Osmosis. There was a reason why it was politically mandated to add iodine to conventional salt, even though it has a metallic aftertaste. Common diseases such as goiter and dwarfism can be attributed to iodine deficiency. Subsequently, Kosher salt without added iodine came into the picture. Blood pressure vs. Pulse rate Blood pressure is the pressure of the blood against the walls of the blood vessels, while pulse is the number of heart beats per minute. Blood pressure shows how hard the heart is working and is given as two numbers. The first number is the highest systolic pressure and the last number is the lowest diastolic pressure. Pulse is a measure of the heart's speed and is given as the number of beats per minute (e.g. 60-80 at rest). Sodium/Potassium regulates those values. All of this becomes very important if you're looking into survival cooking. An increased intake of potassium increases blood pressure/heart rate and thus increases pressure on the colon. So, if you have problems with hard stools, increase your intake of potassium. 100g of raw vegetables or 600g of cooked vegetables per day is recommended. Back to Top Calcium Vitamin-D Calcium absorption is not working optimally in the bloodstream! Back to Top Milk Introduction Whole milk is generally considered best for preparing hot meals. However, lactose-free milk often has a longer shelf life when unopened because it is highly pasteurized and therefore contains fewer bacteria. However, once opened, it is more susceptible to bacteria and should be stored in the refrigerator, where it typically lasts 7-10 days, unlike regular milk, which has a shorter shelf life after opening. Unopened Longer shelf life: Higher pasteurization temperatures kill more bacteria, giving lactose-free milk a longer shelf life. Storage: Shelf life can be up to 1-2 months when stored in a cool, dark place, but always check the date on the package. Opened Shorter shelf life: The milk's content of lactic acid bacteria, which normally protects against other bacteria, is lower in lactose-free milk due to the high pasteurization. Once opened, the shelf life typically lasts 7-10 days in the refrigerator if stored correctly at a max. of 5°C/40°F. Back to Top Lifestyles Chemistry 5 A Day Aim for at least five portions of a variety of fruits and vegetables each day, with one adult portion being about 80g. This "5 A Day" campaign is based on World Health Organization (WHO) advice to reduce the risk of serious health problems like heart disease, stroke, and certain cancers. Benefits also include maintaining a healthy weight, supporting eye health, and reducing inflammation. What counts as a portion? Fresh, frozen, or canned: 80g of fruit or vegetables is one portion. Dried fruit: 30g is one portion (limit intake due to high sugar content). 100% fruit/vegetable juice and smoothies: A maximum of 150ml counts as one portion per day. This is because it's higher in sugar than whole fruit and can cause tooth decay. For children: A portion is roughly the amount they can fit in their palm, and a variety of colors is recommended. Examples of portion sizes A medium-sized apple, banana, or orange A handful of berries or grapes A large slice of melon One cup of leafy greens (raw) or half a cup (cooked) Five to eight broccoli florets A medium carrot Half a large bell pepper Prediabetes Prediabetes is a condition where your blood sugar is elevated, but not high enough to be diagnosed with type 2 diabetes, and it can often be reversed through lifestyle changes such as diet, exercise, and weight loss. Without changes, prediabetes increases your risk of developing type 2 diabetes, heart disease, and stroke. It is important to get your blood sugar checked, as there are typically no obvious symptoms of prediabetes. Vegetarian vs. Vegan Vegetarianism excludes meat, fish, and seafood, but may include dairy products and eggs, while veganism is a stricter form that excludes all animal products and by-products from the diet, including dairy, eggs, and sometimes honey, and can also extend to avoid animal-derived materials like leather. Both can be healthy with proper planning, but vegans must pay closer attention to ensure they get enough vitamin B12 , calcium , and vitamin D . Pescetarian Pescetarianism is a diet that excludes land animals and poultry but includes fish, seafood, and other animal products like eggs and dairy. The term is a portmanteau of the Italian word pesce (fish) and vegetarian. Reasons for choosing this diet include potential health benefits, such as increased omega-3 fatty acids from fish, and environmental concerns about the impact of meat production. Keto Keto refers to the ketogenic diet, a low-carbohydrate, high-fat eating plan that shifts the body's primary fuel source from carbs to fat, inducing a metabolic state called ketosis. In ketosis, the liver produces ketones. Ketones are acids the body produces when it converts fat into energy instead of glucose from carbohydrates. This typically happens during fasting, a low-carb diet, or when there is too little insulin. While normal levels of ketones are harmless, too many can lead to a life-threatening condition called ketoacidosis, especially in people with diabetes. Ketones become the main energy source for the body and brain when glucose is scarce. This diet significantly reduces carbs, often to 20-50 grams per day and replaces them with fats and moderate protein, leading to potential benefits like rapid weight loss, improved blood sugar control, and a boost in energy. How it works [3:4:7] Carbohydrate restriction The core of the keto diet is a drastic reduction in carbohydrate intake, limiting foods like grains, fruits, and starchy vegetables. Ketosis With very few carbs to burn, the body enters ketosis, a state where it turns fat into ketones for energy. Fat for fuel Instead of glucose, the body and brain primarily use these fat-derived ketones as their main fuel source. Key characteristics [3:4:7] High fat The majority of daily calories (around 70-80%) come from fat. Moderate protein Protein intake is kept moderate to avoid conversion to glucose, which would hinder ketosis. Low carbohydrate Typically, carbohydrate intake is kept below 50 grams per day. Potential benefits [3:4:7] Weight loss The diet can lead to significant short-term weight loss. Blood sugar control It can cause massive reductions in blood sugar and insulin levels. Mental clarity and energy Some people report enhanced mental focus and increased energy levels. Considerations [3:4:7] Initial side effects You may experience initial symptoms like fatigue, headaches, and brain fog as the body adapts. Nutrient deficiencies A varied diet is essential to avoid deficiencies in fiber and other nutrients. Medical supervision It is advisable to consult a doctor or registered dietitian before starting, especially for those with underlying health conditions. Back to Top

Konsol•|•Online. Trinities or triplets, a set or succession of three similar things is a classic way to organize things. △ Trinities △ Triangles/Trines|Trios\Triplets AI Explainer! While Trinities △ are about the WHAT, The [Squares] ☐ are about the WHERE. △ Triangulum Galaxy △ Now, is a good time to introduce the word 'axiom '. It means a #lv0 starting point for reasoning. The word axiom is the tribe of the word ax or axe. A cleaving #lv2 for further inspection. Should two and two come together well, a 3rd leg to stand upon, comes together as a theorem. Solar Eclipses △ 1. Total Solar Eclipse 2. Partial Solar Eclipse 3. Annular Solar Eclipse Lunar Eclipses △ 1. Total Lunar Eclipse 2. Partial Lunar Eclipse 3. Penumbral Lunar Eclipse (Umbra vs. Penumbra ) SEO/GEO △ 1. Buzzwords (also called vogue words) 2. Focus words 3. Keywords Definition of axiom △ 1. Choices only lead to changes 2. Changes are no go od, nevertheless inevitable 3. There are no answers, only choices Multimedia MultiTasking △ 1. Full screen Video, film, movie 2. Constantly attending a full-time game like Star Trek Fleet Command 3. Multitasking by putting the film in PiP mode (Audiobook, minimized) Levels of advancement △| ☐ 1. Very easy 2. Easy 3. Medium 4. Hard Unwritten laws of Danish high school proms △ 1g. Lårkort Bodystocking 2g. Til knæerne (medium length) 3g. Full-size Kjole til gulvet Military jargon △ 1. Tillid er godt 2. Kontrol er bedre 3. Razzia er bedst Acoustic Military Analyst △|☐ 1. Average Bitrate (ABR) 2. Constrained Variable Bitrate (CVBR) 3. True Variable Bitrate (VBR) 4. Constant Bitrate (CBR) Kitchen Triangle △ 1. Stove 2. Sink 3. Refrigerator Kitchenware △ 1. Sauteuse (Fransk for sautepande, men i udformning af en kasserolle) 2. Friteuse (Fransk for frituregryde) 3. Grains/Cereals △|☐ 1. Rye 2. Barley 3. Wheat 4. Oats Cuisine △|☐ 1. Regional cuisine 2. National cuisine 3. International cuisine 4. World-class cuisine Cooking △ 1. Taste (salt, sweet, bitter, umami) 2. Flavor (spices, etc.) 3. Aromatics (delicacy) The Holy Trinity of Italian pasta dishes △| ☐ 1. Spaghetti Bolognese 2. Spaghettoni Carbonara 3. Bucatini Amatriciana 4. Fettuccine Alfredo Asian Salts △ 1. Fish sauce 2. Oyster sauce 3. Soy sauce Art of cooking △ 1. Creation 2. Experimentation 3. Improvisation Dishes △ 1. Starter 2. Main course 3. Dessert Danish cuisine △ 1. Svinekød (Krebinetter) 2. Gris/Kalv (Frikadeller) 3. Oksekød (Hakkebøffer) Karbonader og krebinetter er stort set det samme i dagens Danmark. Forskellen er ofte kulturel og geografisk, hvor "karbonade" ofte bruges i Jylland, mens "krebinet" foretrækkes på Sjælland og Fyn, ifølge madblogs. Begge refererer til en paneret bøf af hakket kød, som regel svinekød eller en blanding af svine- og kalvekød. Krydderurter △|☐ 1. Dild (uegnet til opbevaring i køleskab) 2. Persille (uegnet til opbevaring i køleskab) 3. Purløg (kan godt opbevares i køleskab) 4. Estragon (kan godt opbevares i køleskab i 2-4 dage. Bladene kan klippes af og opbevares i en lufttæt pose) Discontinued products △ 1. Gule zittauerløg (du græder ikke når du snitter dem, kan bruges som øjendråber). 2. Peberrodssalat (traditionelt serveret som topping til en høj-belagt roastbeef smørrebrød, smager kun af en snot-klat) 3. Radiser (fra at være skarp og pikant i smagen til en doven og kedelig grøntsag). Hønsefond △ 1. Lys hønsefond 2. Mørk hønsefond 3. Reduceret hønsefond Curry △|☐ 1. Yellow curry (30% yellow turmeric, neutral in taste, added for color) 2. Red curry (Typically a red curry paste) 3. Panang curry (Milder, thicker, and sweeter than red curry) 4. Green curry (Thai curry, coconut milk, fresh green chilies) Burgers △ 1. Coated Aluminium Skillet (Medium Heat) 2. Iron Cast Grill Pan (High Temperature) 3. Griddle Pan (High Quantity Industry) Filmmaking △ 1. Utopia 2. Dystopia 3. Post-apocalyptic Communication △| ☐ 1. Information 2. Misinformation 3. Disinformation (Danish, desinformation ) 4. Malinformation Thermodynamics △ 1. Turbo 2. Turbine 3. Turbulence Physics △| ☐|⛦ 1. Solid 2. Liquid 3. Gas 4. Plasm 5. Ectoplasm or Tele plasm (parapsychology) Wordplay △ 1. Could 2. Would 3. Should Wordplay △ 1. Stumble 2. Rumble 3. Tumble The Danish Prime Minister's New Year's Address (2025) 1. USA innovates 2. China copies 3. Europe regulates Decisions △ 1. Suicide 2. Homicide 3. Genocide Joining a movement △ 1. Seduction (great interest in you) 2. Disruption phase (defend yourself from outside criticism) 3. Culmination (devote your body and soul to your guru) BIAS △ 1. God is a nihilist 2. Jesus is a partisan 3. Satan is an opportunist Purposes in life △ 1. Something to live for 2. Something to die for 3. Something to kill for Whisky Trinity △ 1. Man takes a drink 2. The drink takes another drink 3. The drink takes the man Heuristic Semantics △ 1. Predator 2. Prey 3. Parasite Sex idiom △ ( coherent aphorism meaning the chase is better than the catch) 1. Find 2. F**k 3. Forget Sexism 1. Masochism 2. Sadism 3. Sadomasochism Providence △ 1. Practical 2. Intellectual 3. Spiritual Transformers △ 1. Choices 2. Changes 3. Chain Reaction [Website] ☐ 1. Layout △ (Back Office) 2. Design △ (Back Office) 3. Content △ (Front Office) Heuristic/Semantics (Front Office) 1. Formal Semantics △ 2. Lexical Semantics △ 3. Conceptual Semantics △ Star✩Trek NCC-1701 1. Ambassador (C-class) 2. Galaxy (D-class) 3. Sovereign (E-class) Star✩Fleet Command △ (NCC: Naval Construction Contract) N: Navigation Officer C: Communication Officer C: Commanding Officer Star✩Trek Propulsion △ 1. Manual Thrusters 2. Impulse Speed 3. Warp Speed Science Division △ (☐: Also Astrobiology) 1. Astrophysics (Dots, numeral universe) 2. Astronomy (Lines, logical link layer) 3. Astrology (Guidance, phenomenal universe) Orientation △ Astronomical horizon True horizon Visible horizon The three majors (Astrology) △ 1. The Sun 2. The moon 3. The ascendant (Asc) Aspect categories △ (Astrology) 1. Minor Aspects 2. Major Aspects 3. Grand Aspects Modalities (Astrology) △ [3:4:7] 3 Modalities + 4 Elements = Relativity (7) | 3x4=12 (Circle) 1. Cardinal 2. Fixed 3. Mutable Reconstruct △ 1. #Roof 2. #Rook 3. #Root Pyramid construct △ 1. Pythagoras 2. Philosophy 3. Philanthropy Level system △ 1. Low level 2. Mid-level 3. High level Township △ 1. Uptown 2. Midtown (middletown) 3. Downtown Noise Characteristics △ 1. White noise 2. Pink noise 3. Brown noise Electric current 1. Alternate current (AC) 2. Direct current (DC) 3. Bipolar pulsating direct current Sea level △ 1. Blue water (Open ocean) 2. Green water (Coastal waters, ports and harbors) 3. Brown water (All navigable rivers and their estuaries) Organizational Units (OU) △ 1. Den lovgivende magt (Legislature, a system of delegating powers) 2. Den dømmende magt (The judiciary, independent of the other authorities) 3. Den udøvende magt (Executive power) Idiomatic expressions △ 1. Judge 2. Jury 3. Executioner U.S. Army Marines △ 1. Improvise 2. Adapt 3. Overcome Presidium △ on the Podium ☐ 1. Prime Minister 2. Minister of Defense 3. Minister of/for Foreign Affairs (Secretary of State) Nazi Organization △/☐ 1. SA (Sturmabteilung) 2. SS (Schutzstaffel) 3. SD (Sicherheitsdienst) 4. [Gestapo] (Geheime Staatspolizei) Medieval period △ 1. Early Middle Ages (approx. 500-1000) 2. High Middle Ages (approx. 1000-1300) 3. Late Middle Ages (approx. 1300-1500) Tools/Weapons △|☐|⛦ 1. Ax or Axe (long -handled for cleaving wood) 2. Hatchet ( short-handled for outdoor survival) 3. Tomahawk (stridsøkse) 4. Pickaxe (used for rocks) 5. Crossed pickaxe △ Trinity Constructs △ Weyland-Yutani Corp . △ 1. Science Div. 2. Military Div. 3. Commercial Div. USCSS✩Nostromo △ 1. Deck A 2. Deck B 3. Deck C [Board:Game] △ 1. Tic 2. Tac 3. Toe Science Division △ 1. Engineer (Math) 2. Technician (Theory) 3. Mechanic (Praxis) Science Division △ 0. Higgs particle 1. Higgs mechanism 2. Higgs {field} Electrical resistance △ 1. Non-phase shifting resistance (Ohm /Ω) 2. Capacitive resistance (condenser capacitance) 3. Reactive resistance (coil reactance) Electrical current △ 1. Alternate Current (AC, analog) 2. Direct Current (DC, digital impulses) 3. Bi-polar alternating direct current, combined for digital impulses Sectors △ 1. Primary sector (agriculture, fishing, mining, forestry) 2. Secondary sector (Infrastructure) 3. Tertiary sector (service sector) Scholar sector △ 1. Elementary school 2. Middle school 3. High school Tri-colored collars △ 1. Red-collar job (Government workers, candidate) 2. White-collar job (Office workers, college, bachelor) 3. Blue-collar job (Blue jeans, overalls, or boilersuit hard labor workers) Economic growth △ 1. Rush hour 2. Happy hour (Cocktail hour) 3. Zero hour (Birth #rate zero) Commercial Div . △ 1. High-brand 2. Mid-brand 3. Low-brand Music △ 1. Your music video? You ain't got none! 2. Your lyrics? You ain't got none! 2. Your bridges? You ain't got none! Trident Trinities 🔱 (East / Middle East / West) #Lv2 Phishing vs. Pharming #Lv2 Sickle vs. Scythe #Lv2 Trident vs. Pitchfork 🔱 Trident / Pitchfork / Prongs🔱 Grim Reaper “reap” human souls with a scythe, just like the Christian Trident 🔱 symbol means to "fish for human souls", because it's a symbol for Poseidon (Neptune). The Trident 🔱is also interpreted as the Holy Trinity △ 0A) The Sun (Father) 0B) The Son (Mercury, absorbs seven times as much light as the other planets, hence seven became holy, #lv6 spectral analysis and the seven colors of a rainbow: Red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, violet. Mercury hence was called the seven-folded light. And a triangle △ became a symbol of a #lv6 prism. Hence two numerical highways emerged: The [3:4:7] highway and the [3:6:9] highway.) 0C) The Holy Spirit (Venus) 1A) The Father (Will) 2A) The Son (Wisdom) 3A) The Holy Spirit (Wonder) 1B) The Sun. The ball of burning gas is the source of all (like the Father) 2B) The light is visible to all (like the Son) 3B) The heat is felt, but not seen (like the Holy Spirit or Comforter) 1C) Man's nous (i.e. complete mind and heart; including intellect, creativity, feelings, morality, intuition, etc.) is like the Father. 2C) Man's flesh (both tangible and a temple of the Holy Spirit), is akin to the Son who became incarnate and was filled with the Holy Spirit. 3C) Man's life (or breath) is akin the Holy Spirit. [1 Corinthians 13:13] Paul uses the triadic formula of faith, hope, and love △ 1. Faith 2. Hope 3. Love Shiva also with a Trident 🔱 (Sanskrit word त्रिशूल (triśūla )) Three gate•|•ways to Hell 🔱 [3:4:7] (Seven deadly Sins) 1. Lust 2. Greed 3. Anger 1. Creation 2. Preservation 3. Destruction 1. Past 2. Present 3. Future (Sub•|•junctive) 1.Body 2. Mind 3. Atman 1. Compassion 2. Joy 3. Love 1. Spiritual 2. Psychic 3. Relative 1. Happiness 2. Comfort 3. Boredom 1. Pride 2. Repute 3. Egotism 1. Clarity 2. Knowledge 3. Wisdom 1. Heaven 2. Mind 3. Earth 1. Soul 2. Fire 3. Earth 1. Soul 2. Passion 3. Embodied-soul 1. Logic 2. Passion 3. Faith 1. Prayer 2. Manifestation 3. Sublime 1. Death 2. Ascension 3. Resurrection 1. Satva 2. Rajas 3. Tamas Religion △ / ☐ (☐: Fundamental) 1. Monotheism 2. Polytheism 3. Holism Trinity of my life △ 1. A father 2. A husband 3. A [farmer] Marshalship △ (In Danish) 1. Hofmarskal 2. Rigsmarkal 3. Feltmarskal (No retrête option vs. General's prerogative) Order of the Dannebrog △ (Special class: Grand Commander) 1. First Order class (Grand Cross, special honor with diamonds) 2. Second Order class (Commander 1st Class, Commander) 3. Third Order class (Knight 1st Class, Knight) Military Division △ 1. Army 2. Navy 3. Air Force Military Division △ 1. Ideas 2. solutions 3. competence ABC-warfare (Science Div.) 1. Atomic 2. Biological 3. Chemical Weaponry △/☐ 1. Light 2. Medium 3. Medium/Heavy 4. Heavy Security classification △ 1. Confidential 2. Secret 3. Top Secret (NATO Top Secret, Top Hat, Secret Spoke, etc.) Trinity △ 1. Egg Shell 2. Egg White 3. Egg Yolk Commercial Div . △ (Martial arts, [T:K:D] [태:권:도], Sino-korean reminiscence of totemistic beliefs) 1. Blocks (Low, middle, high) 2. Punches (Low, middle, high) 3. Kicks (Low, middle, high) Martial Arts △ 1. The way of the exploding fist 2. Knife hand (broken knuckles) 3. Spear hand (penetrate soft parts of the body) Cobra Kai (S5E10) △ 1. A man can't stand - He can't fight 2. A man can't breathe - He can't fight 3. A man can't see - He can't fight 1. Red belt (element earth, solid, consolidation of skills) 2. Blue belt with red tag (swifty affairs, flying kicks) 3. Blue belt (ballerina, half- & full circle kicks) Tiger, junior (Tigers are said to be inhabiting the Taebaek mountains spanning over North & South) △ 1. Cup (Element: Earth, color red, triple black #tag) 2. Cup (Element: Earth, color red, double black #tag) 3. Cup (Element: Earth, color red, single black #tag) Tiger, senior (Tigers are said to be inhabiting the Taebaek mountains spanning North & South) △ 1. Black belts (Sun, 1st Dan, Element: Fire, Father, Koryo ready stance) 2. Blacker (Moon, 2nd Dan, Element: Water, Mother, crow stance, diamond block) 3. The blackest of 256 (8 bit) of gray (US) / grey (UK) (Pluto, death) (3rd to 9th Dan) [3:6:9] ^ [3:4:7] (Element: Air, Intellectual Emperor bullshit beyond being a virgin warrior, tiger stance and mountain block.) Totemistic beliefs △ 1. If I was a bird, I would see an eagle in the #mirror 2. If I was a cat, I would see a tiger in the #mirror 3. If I was a dog, I would see a wolf in the #mirror We believe in the #value of the many so you would never make it beyond being a virgin warrior. Your service was not requested, and now death is the only solution to all of your problems aiming for the Gods, who could only send a Jesus to look into how to handle the dilemma, before my will by God given would turn into an ultimatum for you and me. States of Consciousness △ 1. Sleep 2. Wakefulness 3. Hypnagogia (characterized by dreamlike #visions and strange sensory perceptions [Borderland]) Headphones △ 1. In ear (ear buds) 2. On ear (30mm drivers) 3. Over ear (50mm drivers) Communication /Terminated! △ 1. Personal affairs (loose my number) 2. Private sector (change your phone number) 3. Public sector (last resort!) Back to Top

Konsol•|•Online. Mind mapping using the versus approach. A list of absolute vs. relative examples. The Versus Approach #Lv2 Absolute vs. Relative AI Explainer! Overmonitoring Address Matrix #Level2 EITHER/OR (juxta•|•position, primordial instinct) #Level3 BOTH/AND (oxymoron, axioms, education) Definition: A combination of statements, ideas, or features of a situation that are opposed to one another. The versus approach helps to categorize and build better archives, catelogs and artificial intelligence. #Lv2 Two lines aligned together with an angle enumerates the way number 2 is written. The way numbers are written are symbols and key to understand the numeral symbols to look for in the ultimate toolbox. #Duo #Dual #Duality 2. Re-entry angle 2. Angle of entry 2. Angle of incidence 2. Angle of deflection 2. Angle of attack 2. Downward angle 4. Right angle (90°) 4. Rectangular ∠ Hoaxter angle ∠ Personal angle Danish examples 2. Skudvinkler 2. Indfaldsvinkel 2. Udfaldsvinkel 2. Krængningsvinkel Two Sides Both sides (#Lv3 both/and bot #lv2 either/or) Bright side vs. Dark side Upside vs. Downside Left side where nothing is right vs. Right side where there's nothing left Flip side (also the less important side of a pop single record; the B-side) Left side/Right side Otherside/Other side Positive side Side effect Sideline (#lv1 line ) Sideshow Wrong side of Heaven, Righteous side of Hell It was written that the Lord Jesus should have said, I will throw you into a valley of despair vs. prosperity. #Lv2 Is an axe that cleaves the mind. The divergence could either be with withdrawn or added to find the geographic course depending on earth's polarization towards the sun. One year the divergence might be withdrawn, and another year added instead depending on how far you are [located] from the poles. Find the true course, some call it the curse of the sun and the moon One thing is to get lost in the outside world, another one is to get lost in the inner universe. Woe, to you if you look at the stars on the other side of the equator/hemisphere where you use to live. #Lv0 Survival in nature #Lv1 Survival in culture #Lv2 Choices #Lv2 Clichés (the lack of #lv1/11 being original. You need a rifle to prove that you are a man, since you already took on a woman to prove your manhood). List of logic gates to explain why you end up lonely on #lv12 because you had to exclude everyone to become an #lv11 individual: AND, OR, XOR, NOT, NAND, NOR and XNOR Choices only lead to changes, while changes are no good There are no answers, only choices Whatever you choose to believe in becomes the truth #Ping vs. #Echo [chamber] resonates RADAR vs. SONAR [#Echolocation] (AKA Bat RADAR) #Root vs. #Roof (#Rook in-between) Either/Or (instinct) vs. Both/And (intellectualization) Simplicity vs. Complexity Pros vs. Cons Choices vs. Changes (changes are no good, nevertheless inevitable) Continuity plan (safe & sound) vs. Contingency plan (take a possible future event or circumstance into account) //////////////////////////////////// // Mathematical science // /////////////////////////////////// Even numbers (0,2,4,6,8) vs. Odd numbers (1,3,5,7,9) Integrate vs. Differentiate Numerology vs. Mathematics ///////////////////////////// // Physical science // //////////////////////////// UFO vs. UAP (Unidentified Aerial Phenomena in 5 categories: Airborne Air Clutter, Natural Atmospheric, Foreign Adversary Systems, Classified Developmental Programs, Other) Science fact vs. Science fiction (Sci-Fi) Cause vs. Effect {Combination} effects (I will take no responsibility as a politician) Wave theory vs. Particle theory (physics) Convex vs. Concave (Prism /△) Chaos vs. Cheops (Also: CHaracterizing ExOPlanets Satellite) From Chaos vs. To Culture (#Transformation ) Is Chaos evil? vs. Chaos keeps life interesting Infinity vs. Eternity Light of eternity vs. Infinity of darkness Nocturnal vs. Diurnal Infinite pasts vs. Infinite futures (entangled ∠) Refraction vs. Reflection Explosion vs. Implosion Fusion vs. Fission Deviation vs. Navigation Divination vs. Navigation Magnetism vs. Magianism Geographical North vs. Magnetic North True horizon vs. Visible horizon Helix vs. Vortex Prograde vs. Posigrade /////////////////////////////////////////////// // Bio-Chemical & Food science // ///////////////////////////////////////////// Flora vs. Fauna Cold CNO cycle vs. Hot CNO cycle (HCNO) Epidemic vs. Pandemic Crossing genes or concepts vs. Cloning (is a virus and spreads six times faster) Freshwater vs. Saltwater Sodium vs. Potassium (Osmosis, reverse Osmosis) | Sodium lowers the heart rate, potassium increases the heart rate. Calcium vs. Magnesium | Calcium increases blood pressure by constriction of blood vessels, Magnesium decreases it. Salt vs. Sugar Sea salt vs. Table salt Chlorophyll vs. Hemoglobin Aluminium vs. Copper (cast iron and alloys) Pressure cooker vs. Slow cooker (crockpot) Crispy (Dry food) vs. Soggy (soup) Vegan vs. Vegetarian Wiener pølser vs. Wienerschnitzel Grilled cheese vs. Caramelized cheese Chicken breast fillet vs. chicken drumstick fillet Pickling vs. Fermentation Danish examples Soldaten vs. Heksen (German: Pilz Hexe, Kitchen witch) Krager vs. Ravne Krager vs. Gråkrager Andefødder (Måger) vs. Kragetæer Havmåger vs. Hættemåger Ringduer vs. Tyrkerduer Løvtræer vs. Nåletræer /////////////////////////////////////////////////// // Metaphysical / Religious science // ////////////////////////////////////////////////// Meta vs. Para Social science (8H) vs. Pseudoscience (9H) Nature vs. Culture Abomination by nature vs. Aberration by culture Intellectual vs. Practical Mortal world vs. Divine world Religion vs. Spirituality Qualitative identity vs. Numerical identity Clichés vs. Cultural stereotypes Logic vs. Intuition Phenomenal vs. Perception Phenomenal world vs. Numerical universe Phenomenal universe vs. Numerical world New World Order [N:W:O] vs. Universal Order Outside world vs. Inner universe (the #void) Cowboy vs. Indian Lone wolf vs. Wolf pack Getting lost in the woods vs. Losing your mind in the woods (Trans-)Metropolis vs. Nekropolis (Necropolis, also Centropolis) Spotlight consciousness vs. Lantern consciousness (psychology) The veil is down vs. The veil is up Exoteric (Outer circle) vs. Esoteric (inner circle) Cloud Gods vs. Sun Gods God vs. The Devil (Son of the Sun, Emperor) Animistic (Old Testament) vs. Dynamistic (New Testament) (Holy Spirit ) Religion (cynicism ) vs. Politics (criticism ) Ceremony vs. Ritual Matriarch vs. Patriarch Angel vs. Angle ∠ (explaining biblical astronomy to children and common man) Paranoia vs. Paranoid Sociobots vs. Sociopaths Stupidity vs. Spirituality Prodigal vs. Salvation Friends vs. Fiends Freunde (Freude) vs. Feinde (German, English: Fiends) Free will vs. Predestination (Calvinism ) Nobody vs. Somebody No one vs. Someone Are you in vs. Are you out? Real vs. Surreal (spiritual realm) Arrogance vs. Humility Humble vs. Pride Reside in mind vs. Reside in body Love vs. Sex Sex vs. Gender (Danish does not distinct between: Køn vs. Køn) Childhood vs. Manhood Bachelor vs. Marriage Monastery vs. Monarch Normies vs. Outcasts Professional skills vs. Social skills (#lv7 leadership ) Sociopath vs. Sociobot (Я твою слуга. Я твою работник ) Alcoholic vs. Workaholic Upper vs. Downer drugs Lost within vs. Lost without Avoiders (ignorance is bliss) vs. Seekers (truth is painful) Astronauts (Космонавт) vs. Aquanauts (isolation) Patch vs. Badge Cats vs. Dogs (increase your popularity on the social media platforms) Local congregations vs. Regional conventions Danish examples Landsby-tosser (Hillbillies) vs. By-galninger (Rednecks) Halvhjertet indsa ts vs. Hel-gardering ////////////////////////////////// // Astrological science // ///////////////////////////////// 360° degrees (fixed) vs. 365.25 (average calendar days) Navigation vs. Divination (predictive astrology) Prophecies vs. Predictions (profections) Modern astrology vs. Traditional Astrology (custom tulership) Tropical astrology vs. Sidereal astrology (Pro-western/eastern popularity) Babylonian astrology vs. Chinese astrology Birth-chart astrology vs. Predictive astrology (phenomenal) Direct forward vs. Retrograde (planetary movements. Moon: Mean node vs. True node) Ares (Roman Catholic) vs. Aries (Greek Catholic) Mean Nodes vs. True Nodes North Node vs. South Node Direct Forward vs. Retrograde Inner planets vs. Outer planets (Asteroid•|•belt) Umbra vs. Penumbra ( Penumbral Lunar Eclipse ) //////////////////////////// // Musical science // /////////////////////////// Music is a combination of sound and silence. Music transcends time and connects us with other places. A sudden change in the melody awakens the soul and arouses our curiosity. Quarter note ♩ vs. Eighth note ♪ Beamed eighth notes ♫ vs. Beamed sixteenth notes ♬ Major vs. Minor Single coil pick-up vs. Humbucker Passive vs. Active pick-up (9V battery, gain/sustain) Fretless vs. Fixed frets (vs. jumbo frets, fret gauge) Mensur (length) vs. Tension Legato vs. Staccato (Articulation opposites) The look of the guitar takes precedence over the sound, if you want to pick it up and actually play it. △ Music flat sign ♭ △ Music sharp sign ♯ △ Music natural sign ♮ △ White noise △ Pink noise △ Brown noise ☐ [A:D:S:R] envelope ✉ (Also in computer science) Attack vs. Decay Sustain vs. Release ◯ Metronome vs. ☐/◯ Oscilloscope Amplitude Modulation (AM) vs. Frequency Modulation (FM, synthesis, polyphony) Synthesizer vs. MIDI keyboard △ Sawtooth Modulation vs. Pulse Modulation ☐ Pulse Width Modulation vs. Pulse Density Modulation (PWM vs. PDM converters) Multibit converter vs. Singlebit converter Equalizer vs. Visualizer (spectrum analyzer) /////////////////////////////// // Linguistic science // ////////////////////////////// Countable vs. Uncountable Singular definite vs. Singular indefinite Plural definite vs. Plural indefinite Similar vs. The same Singular tantum vs. Plurale tantum Cock (follows a recipe) vs. Chef (creates recipes) Taste (salt, sweet, bitter, umami) vs. Flavor (spices, etc.) Soy (American English) vs. Soya (British English) Chili (American English) vs. Chilli (British English) Autolyze (American English) vs. Autolyse (British English) Finalized (American English) vs. Finalised (British English) Gray (American English) vs. Grey (British English) Omelet (American English) vs. Omelette (British English) Pants (American English) vs. Trousers (British English) D efense (American English) vs. D efence (British English) Immersion blender (American English) vs. Stick blender (British English) Novelization (or novelisation) vs. Filmization Probability vs. Possibility Transcription vs. Transliteration Hovering (Trident 🔱) vs. Hoovering (Aka Dust Devil) Chance vs. Risk Juxtaposition vs. Oxymoron Paradox vs. Oxymoron (Con•|•junction) Meta vs. Para Pole position vs. Park position Train driver vs. Train conductor (Danish, lokomotivfører vs. (vogn-) togfører) Walking the (last) mile (death row, dead man walking) vs. The green mile (going for a free stroll is all your pension will add up to) /////////////////////////////// // Computer science // ////////////////////////////// Augmented Reality (AR) vs. Virtual Reality (VR) Artificial Intelligence (AI) vs. Machine Learning (ML) CISC vs. RISC (computer science) Dark web vs. Deep web Expanded Memory (EMS) vs. Extended Memory (XMS) RAM (Random Access M.) vs. ROM (Read Only Memory) SRAM (Static RAM) vs. DRAM (Dynamic Memory) VRAM (Video Memory) vs. SGRAM (Synchronous Graphics Random Access Memory) Source vs. Destination (Computer science) Command-line interface (CLI) vs. Graphical user interface (GUI) Linear vs. Nonlinear Abscissa (X-Axis) vs. Ordinate (Y-Axis) Incidence vs. Prevalence Theory vs. Praxis Peek vs. Poke Physical vs. Logical (also virtualization) Parent Process ID (PPID) vs. Child process (computer science) Local user profile vs. Roaming user profile (computer science) Bitmap graphics vs. Vector graphics (#Lv6 Scalability | #Lv9 Vector) Intranet vs. Internet Internet vs. Splinternet Invention vs. Innovation Emojis vs. Emoticons/Kaomoji: Japanese Emoticons (No one uses emoticons anymore) Pharming (email harvesting) vs. phishing (also 'quishing', QR code phishing) SEO vs. GEO (Search Engine Optimization vs. Generative Engine Optimization) AEO vs. AIO (Answer Engine Optimization vs. AI Optimization) Solution vs. Workaround Filament vs. Resin (3D printing) Click (Desktop) vs. Tap (Mobile) /////////////////////////////// // Martial art science // ////////////////////////////// Two blue eyes vs. Two red ears Offensive vs. Defensive Martial vs. Marital (Koryo #tag) Martial vs. Art (Ballerina) Mars (martial) vs. Venus (art) formula: Martial (Mars) + Art (Venus) = Martial Art Male vs. Female Incubus vs. Succubus ITF Taekwondo (North-) vs. WTF Taekwondo (South Korea) Traditional TKD (Pal-gwae) vs. Modern Taekwondo (Taeguek) [8] Family tree #vision (Brown) vs. Rainbow #vision (Indigo, martial arts belt systems) Inward blocks vs. Outward blocks Knife hand (Broken fist) vs. Exploding fist Knife hand vs. Spear hand Short stance vs. Long stance Shaolin short horse stance vs. Taekwondo wide /open horse stance (leg endurance for hilly terrain) Tiger stance vs. Crane stance (Sino-korean totemistic heritage of Chinese Kung-Fu) Cross stance vs. Mountain stance Cowardice vs. Courage (Hwa Rang quests) Compare vs. Compete Extrovert vs. Introvert (the army can help you) Bodybuilding (air pumping) vs. Strength training (tendon strength) //////////////////////////// // Military science // /////////////////////////// Nature vs. Culture The Sun created nature vs. The moon created culture Natural vs. Normal (by statistics} Left Flank vs. Right Flank [C:I:A] (Central Intelligence Agency) vs. [D:I:A] (Defense Intelligence Agency) Domestic beliefs vs. Territorial pissings {Formula}: 2+(2x2) = #lv6 Scalability General vs. Diplomat (Ambassador, emissary, delegate, attaché, etc.) Space cadet vs. Special forces (survival on how to feed with knowledge) Glorious vs. Glamorous Functional clothing vs. Desirability Barét (Basque hat) vs. Umbrella Rain vs. Sunshine Wander vs. Wonder Leather tramp vs. Rubber tramp Trekking (Roaming) vs. Tracking [Homing] Ride to Hell vs. Vaya con Dios (walk with God) Arrival vs. Departure (deployment) Nice to know vs. Need to know Something you heard vs. Something you saw Sniper vs. Spotter (confirmed kill, shared responsibility) US Navy salutation "Hooyah" vs. US Marine salutation "Oorah" //////////////////////////////////// // Sociopolitical science // ////////////////////////////////// S.W.A.T. vs. P.E.S.T. analysis Utopia vs Dystopia (benevolent government vs. totalitarian regime) Ideologists vs. Misfits Attaché vs. Protegé? Arbitrary vs. Obituary Immigrant (moved to) vs. Emigrant (moved from) Import vs. Export (immigrant vs. emigrant) Shunning vs. Gleichschaltung (social dumping) Business vs. Leisure [0:0/7] Bonding Agent Employer vs. Employee Where you can a job vs. You cannot afford a home Searchers (Roam) vs. Settlers [Home] Superiority vs. Inferiority Predator vs. Parasite Predator vs. Prey (#transforms over #time ) Predator vs. Super predator (drug dealer, streetwise) Betalingsvilje vs. Betalingsevne (Danish) Originals vs. Common man Poverty vs. Wealth Dreams vs. Desire Ultimatum vs. Dilemma Collateral damage vs. Collaborative work Solution vs. Work around Republicans vs. Democrats Being loved vs. Being feared (combined: A respected politician) Being loved widely vs. Being loved deeply Wise vs. Vice Personal favorite vs. People's choice Public sector vs. Private sector Politisk udvikling vs. Religiøs afvikling (Fear of a religious #lv7 leadership ) Fungerende i job {Id} vs. Konstitueret i job funktion (Acting vs. constituted) Chief with personnel responsibility vs. Chief without personnel responsibility General vs. Diplomat Your only success vs. My only disaster Disturb the comfortable vs. Comfort the disturbed (Songs) Beginner vs. Novice Knowledge/Know-how vs. Wisdom University vs. College Current vs. Currency Finance vs. Binance (crypto currency) Banked the unbanked vs. Unbanked the banked (Bitcoin) Too big to fail vs. Too big to jail (syndicate) MI6 (now SIS) vs. MI5 (equivalent to the US National Security Agency (NSA)) Traitor vs. Patriot Mind Frame vs. Main Frame Money over power vs. Power over money Cock vs. Cook (once a male's trophy is acquired, the cookery begins) Romania (pro-western oriented) vs. Bulgaria (pro-eastern oriented) /////////////////////////////////////////// // Commercial science Div. △ // ////////////////////////////////////////// Old school Unsolicited Push Marketing (P2P Telemarketing) vs. Solicited Pull Marketing (B2B Content marketing) Smiling all the way to the [bank] is the only pleasure, besides figuring out, that the only true gold is between a woman's legs; while your obituary before mine, is my only final satisfaction. Once you have figured out that you are going to die; you want to take as many as possible with you into the grave, so you put old men in charge of politics and old women in charge of Monarchy. Running out of #lv12 time with #lv2 choices Petrol vs. Diesel vs. Electric car vs. Hybrid vs. 2-seat sportscar vs. 4-seat SUV vs. RV Hatchback vs. Sedan vs. Stationcar vs. 4-wheel driver Paying rent for a flat vs. owning a house vs. living in a collective calling a home Ambivalence Definition: Ambivalence can be defined as a correlative interaction in a conditional cohesion that takes place in the form of catalytic processes. Example • What is not won externally, is won inwards • You are so here you are so there, you are not really anywhere • Was it something you saw or something you heard, that made you change your point of view? • På trods og på tværs betyder trodsalt (Danish) Simple minds got simple lives. All you need is a left/right limit in the line of sight, and you could become happy and balanced (not unhinged) as a father raising a family and also as a president or prime minister. We choose our #lv7 leadership based on being fast decision makers. #Lv2 Whatever we choose to believe in turns into a niche, with #lv3 putting our heads together, to join or create a #lv4 community . Friends only do some stupid things together. A loner is a loser they say, but it takes a thousand times more courage. Love has gone a woman would say, but she doesn't need a shrink, only a friend. So, she will steal one of your friends. Wave Theory #Lv2 Opposites attract and a #lv5 transformation begins. Take a risk and #transform your life According to scientists the human species has most complex social structure. Back to Top

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Side by side list of words ending with the suffixes -ism and -logy providing a comprehensive dictionary to understand how religion as a family tree keeps unfolding its branches. -ism & -logy suffixes Reverse Lookup AI Explainer! -ism suffixes A-O Abolitionism Absolutism Absurdism Accelerationism Activism Adventism Agathism Ageism Agnosticism Albinism Alcoholism Alphabetism Alpinism Altruism Americanism; anti-Americanism Amillennialism or amillenarism Amoralism Anachronism Analfabetism (illiteracy) Anarchism Anglicanism Aniconism Animalism Animism Annihilism Annihilationism Antagonism Anthropocentrism Aphorism Archivism Aristocratism Aristotelianism Arsonism Asterism Astigmatism Atheism Atomism Atticism Attitudinarianism Augustinism Authoritarianism Autism Baptism Barbarism Bastardism Behaviorism or behaviourism Benthamism Bibelism Bipedalism Blockheadism Bolshevism Botulism Briticism; Britishism Brutalism Brutism Buddhism; Taejang Buddhism; Zen Buddhism; Mahayana Buddhism Bullionism Calvinism Canadianism Cannibalism Capitalism Casteism Casualism Catabolism Catechism Catharism Catholicism Chaosism Chauvinism Christianism Churchism Cicisbeism Civicism Classicism Cliquism Collectivism Colonialism Communism Comtism Concretism Conformism Confucianism Conservatism; Neoconservativism Consumerism Contortionism Conversationism; also Conversationalism Copernicanism; Copernican heliocentrism Cosmopolitism Creationism Criticism Cubism Cultism Culturalism; Multiculturalism Curialism Cynicism Dadaism Darwinism; Darwinianism; Municipal Darwinism; Social Darwinism Defeatism Demonianism Denominationalism Desperatism Despotism Determinism Deviationism Doctrinarianism Dogmatism Donnism Doughfaceism Dualism; Absolute dualism; Mitigated dualism (Catharism); Nondualism; Radical dualism Dwarfism (Iodine) Dynamism Dyophysitism Economism Ecumenicalism Ecumenicism Ecumenism Egalitarianism Egocentrism Egoism Egotism Elitism Embolism (embolismic month, metonic cycle, lunisolar calendar) Empiricism Entrepreneurism Environmentalism Epicureanism Epigonism Epilogism Episcopalianism Equalitarianism Eroticism Escapism Esoterism or esotericism Essentialism Ethnicism Ethnocentrism Euphemism Euphuism Eurasianism Evangelism Exceptionalism Exclusionism Exclusivism Existentialism Exorcism Exoterism Expansionism Experientialism Extremism Factionalism Falangism Falsism Familism Fanaticism Fascism Fatalism Fattism Favoritism Feminism Fesbianism (slang, a lesbian professor) Fetishism Feudalism Folklorism Formalism Functionalism; Dysfunctionalism Fundamentalism Futurism Galvanism Gigantism Globalism vs. Globalisation (also spelled globalization) Gnosticism Gutturalism Hedonism Heliocentrism Herbalism (phytotherapy) Hereditarianism Hermetism Heroism Heterofatalism; Heteropessimism Hinduism Hobbyism (amateur #level) Holism Homosexualism Humanism; Humanitarianism Humoralism Hypnotism Hypopituitarism Iconism Idealism Ignorantism Illeism Illuminism Immoralism Imperialism Impressionism Incorporealism Indeterminism Individualism Industrialism Initialism Inkhornism Insularism Internationalism; Liberal internationalism Intuitionalism Intuitivism Ipsedixitism Irrationalism Irredentism Irridentism Islamism; Shia Islamism; Sunni Islamism Isolationism (political or religious isolationists) Jansenism Jihadism Jingoism (militarism, nationalism, patriotism, aggressive foreign politics towards nations or groups) John Bullism Journalism Judaism Kantianism; Neo-Kantianism Klansmanism (Ku Klux Klan) Laconicism Latitudinarianism Leftism Legalism (in order for a ruler to maintain order in society, people must obey a set of strict laws and those in authority) Leninism; Market-Leninism Lesbianism (also called sapphism, slang fesbianism, bias) Levelism Liberalism Libertinism Lingism Literalism Lobbyism Lollardism Lutheranism Machiavellianism Magianism Magnetism Malebranchism Mandaeism Manichaeism Mannerism (idiosyncrasy) Maoism Marianism Martinetism Marxism; Marxism-Leninism Masochism; sadomasochism Materialism Maternalism Mechanism Melanism Mennonitism Mesmerism Metabolism Metamorphism Methodism (methodist movement) Metricism Miaphysitism Militarism; paramilitarism Millenarianism Millennialism Millerism Minimalism Minimifidianism Misogynism (misogyny, the hatred of women) Mithridatism Modernism Monarchism Monasticism Monism Monopolism (patents as government granted monopolies) Monotheism Moravianism Mormonism Motorism Mutism Muzikism (urban, music) Mysticism Naivisme (Danish, in English naïve art, usually defined as visual art, sometimes called primitivism) Narcissism Nationalism; Ethnic nationalism; National Socialism; State nationalism; Supernationalism Nativism Naturism; Nudism Navalism Nazism Necessarianism Negativism Neoclassicism Neologism (a newly coined word or expression. The word itself is an example of it) Nepotism Neuroticism Newtonianism (Isaac Newton) Nihilism (the rejection of all religious and moral principles, in the belief that life is meaningless) Nomism Non-interventionism Nonjurorism Nontheism Obscurantism Obsoletism Occultism Omnism Onanism Opportunism Optimism Organism; microorganism; super organism Orphism Ostracism -ism suffixes P-Z Pacifism Paganism Pan-Africanism Pan-Americanism Pan-Arabism Pan-Germanism Pan-Iranism Pan-nationalism Pan-Slavism Pan-Turkism Pantheism Parabolism Parliamentarism Parsiism Partyism Passivism Pastoralism Paternalism Patriotism Pentecostalism (a protestant charismatic christian movement that emphasizes direct personal experience of God through baptism) Perennialism (perennialists believe that the focus of education should be the ideas that have lasted over centuries.) Perfectionism Peripateticism Pescetarianism Pessimism Pestalozzianism Philanthropism Physicalism Plagiarism Platonism; Neoplatonism (Plotin, latin: Plotinus ) Plebeianism Pluralism Politicalism Polyglotism Polytheism Popularism Populism Positivism Postmillennialism Pragmatism Predestinarianism Preexistentism Premillennialism Preraphaelism Primitivism (see Danish Naivisme above), Christian primitivism Prism Professionalism Protagonism Protestantism Provincialism Psittacism Psychism Puritanism Puseyism Putinism Pyrrhonism Pythagoreanism Quinism; Quininism Racism; Racialism Radicalism Raëlism (or Raëlianism) Ranterism Raphaelism Rapism Rastafarianism Rationalism; Continental rationalism Realism; Anti-realism; Social realism Receptionism Reductionism Reincarnationism Relativism Restitutionism Restorationism Revisionism Rheumatism Ritualism Romanticism Royalism Sadduceeism Sadism; sadomasochism Salafism Sandemanianism Sapphism (also called Lesbianism, slang fesbianism) Satanism Savoinism Scepticism; Skepticism Schism (a split or division between strongly opposed sections or parties, caused by differences in opinion or belief. Example: The widening schism between church leaders and politicians.) Scripturalism Secessionism Sectarianism Secularism Seisism; microseisism (seismology) Selfism Semitism; Anti-Semitism Sensism Separatism Sexism; Sexualism; Heterosexism; Pansexualism Shaivism Shaktism Shamanism Singularitarianism Socialism; Antisocialism; National Socialism Socratism Sodomism Solecism Solifidianism Solipsism Sophism Spermatism Spiritualism; Spiritism Stalinism Stoicism Subliminalism (urban) Sufism Supremacism Survivalism Symbolism; Jungian symbolism; Masonic symbolism Synchronism Syncretism (the amalgamation or attempted amalgamation of different religions, cultures, or schools of thought) Syriacism Syrianism Taoism Tengrism Terrorism; Antiterrorism; Bioterrorism; Counterterrorism; Domestic terrorism Thomism (philosophical and theological school which arose as a legacy of the work and thought of Thomas Aquinas (1225–1274)) Titoism Totalism; Totalitarianism (totalitarian Pascal, etc.) Tourism; Ecotourism Tractarianism Traditionalism Transcendentalism Transsexualism Transvestism Tribalism Trinitarianism △ Tripolism (urban, band name) Tsarism Ultracrepidarianism Uniformism Unilateralism Universalism; Christian universalism Utilitarianism Utopianism Vaishnavism Vampirism Vandalism Veganism Vegetarianism Vendatism Ventriloquism Vernacularism Vigilantism (law enforcement undertaken without legal authority by a self-appointed group of people) Volcanism Wahhabism Wayism (urban, #lv11 Existentialism , Butterfly path, Mountain path) Weism Westernism Whedonism (urban, to kill off the most lovable b-list characters in your movies / TV shows) Witticism Wokeism (the behavior and attitudes of people who are sensitive to social and political injustice) Workaholism Yazidism Zealotism Zionism Zoroastrianism Zurvanism (a fatalistic religious movement of Zoroastrianism. Zurvan, the god of infinite time and space and who was "one" and "alone. Also, a Zurvanian infinity loop ∞) #Lv2 versus approach -ism & -logy suffixes provides a comprehensive dictionary to understand how religion as a family tree keeps unfolding its branches. Albinism vs. Melanism Agnosticism vs. Gnosticism Antagonism vs. Protagonism Buddhism vs. Hinduism Capitalism vs. Market-Leninism Catholicism vs. Protestantism Collectivism vs. Individualism Determinism vs. Indeterminism Dualism vs. Monism Dyophysitism vs. Miaphysitism Esoterism vs. Exoterism Fanaticism vs. Fundamentalism Globalism vs. Globalization Hermetism vs. Gnosticism Marianism vs. Mormonism Masochism vs. Sadism Materialism vs. Minimalism Optimism vs. Pessimism Positivism vs. Negativism Sunni Islamism vs. Shia Islamism Tourism vs. Terrorism Veganism vs. Vegetarianism -logy suffixes Acarology Aerology (the study of the atmosphere, especially away from ground #level) Aetiology (Etiology) Agrology Algology (The study of algae) Amphibology Analogy Andrology (Branch of physiology) Anemology Anesthesiology Angelology; Gnostic angelology (Pseudo-Dionysius) Angiology Anthology Anthropology; Cultural anthropology; Linguistic anthropology; Social anthropology; Sociocultural anthropology Antilogy Apiology (Apology) Arachnology (spiders) Archeology; Archaeology Archology Areology (Ares, Aries, the study of the planet Mars) Astrology Audiology Autecology Axiology Bacteriology Balneology Bibliology Biology; Aerobiology; Astrobiology; Chronobiology; Cryobiology; Evolutionary biology; Exobiology; Hydrobiology; Marine Biology; Microbiology; Neurobiology; Paleobiology; Pathobiology; Photobiology; Psychobiology; Radiobiology; Sociobiology; Xenobiology Bromatology (food science) Bryology (the study of mosses and liverworts) Cardiology Cariology Carpology Cetology (Branch of zoology) Christology Chronology ; Geochronology Climatology; Paleoclimatology Codicology Cohomology Companology Conchology Coprology (another term for scatology) Cosmetology Cosmology Craniology Criminology Cryology Cryptology Cytology (the branch of biology concerned with the structure and function of plant and animal cells) Dactylology Datalogi (Danish, computer science) Demonology Dendrology (the scientific study of trees) Deontology Dermatology Dialectology Doxology Ecclesiology Ecology (Oecology); Paleoecology; Radioecology Egyptology Electrology Embryology Endocrinology (branch of physiology) Enology (the study of wines) Entomology Enzymology Epidemiology Epiphytology Epistemology Epizootiology Escapology Eschatology (the part of theology concerned with death, judgment, and the final destiny of the soul and of humankind.); Christian eschatology Ethnology Ethology Etiology (Aetiology) Etymology (the study of the origin of words and the way in which their meanings have changed throughout history.) Eulogy Fetology Futurology Garbology Gemology (or Gemmology, gemstones, branch of mineralogy) Genealogy Geology; Photogeology Gerontology Glaciology Graphology Gynecology (Gynaecology) Hagiology Haplology Helminthology Hematology (the study of the physiology of the blood) Herbology Herpetology (the branch of zoology concerned with reptiles and amphibians) Hierology Histology Homology Horology (the study and measurement of time) Hydrology; Geohydrology Hymnology Hypnology Ichnology Ichthyology (branch of zoology) Iconology Ideology; Idealogy Immunology Iridology Karyology Kinesiology (body kinetic intelligence) Kremlinology Laryngology Lepidopterology Lexicology Lichenology Limnology Lithology Liturgiology Logy (denoting a subject of study or interest) Lycanthropology (werewolf) Malacology (branch of zoology) Malariology Mammalogy (branch of zoology) Martyrology Menology (calendar of the Greek orthodox church) Meteorology (phenomenal); Biometeorology; Exo-meteorology Methodology Metrology Mineralogy Misology Missiology Mixology (cocktail mixer) Monology Morphology; Micromorphology; Geomorphology Museology Musicology; Ethnomusicology Mycology (the scientific study of fungi) Myology (the study of the structure, arrangement, and action of muscles) Myrmecology (branch of entomology that deals with ants) Mythology Narratology Necrology Nematology Neology Neonatology Nephology Nephrology Neurology Nomology Nosology (branch of medical science) Nostology Numerology (the branch of knowledge that deals with the occult significance of numbers) Oceanology (another term for oceanography) Odontology (the scientific study of the structure and diseases of teeth) Oenology; Oinology -Ology (a subject of study; a branch of knowledge) Oncology Onomatology Ontology (branch of metaphysics) Oology (the study or collecting of birds' eggs) Ophiology (branch of zoology) Ophthalmology Organology Orismology Ornithology Orology Osteology Otolaryngology Otology Paleology Paleontology Palynology Papyrology Parasitology Pathology; Pathophysiology (Physiopathology); Psychopathology; Immunopathology; Neuropathology; Pedology (Another term for soil science) Penology Phytopathology; Paleopathology Periodontology Petrology Pharmacology Phenology Phenomenology Philology Phlebology Phonology Phraseology Phrenology Phycology Physiology; Ecophysiology; Neurophysiology; Histophysiology Phytology Planetology Pneumatology Poenology Politology (rare, the branch of social science concerned with theory, description, analysis and prediction of political behavior, political systems and politics broadly-construed.) Pomology (the science of growing fruit) Posology (the part of medicine concerned with dosage) Praxeology Primatology (branch of zoology) Proctology (the branch of medicine concerned with the anus and rectum) Psephology Psychology; Freudian psychology; Jungian psychology (pop-psychology); Metapsychology; Neuropsychology; Parapsychology (phenomenal) Pteridology Pulmonology Pyrology Quadrology (tetralogy) Radiology (roentgenology) Reflexology (also known as zone therapy) Rheology Rheumatology Rhinology Runology (the study of runes and runic writings) Salmonology Sarcology Scatology Scientology (and dianetics) Sedimentology Seismology Selenology Semasiology (branch of linguistics) Semeiology Semiology (another term for semiotics) Serology Sexology Sinology (the study of Chinese language, history, customs, and politics) Sitology Sociology; Phytosociology Somatology Soteriology (branch of theology) Speleology Stereology Symbology Symptomatology Synecology Tautology Technology; Antitechnology; Biotechnology; Cytotechnology; Nano(-bio) technology Teleology (the explanation of phenomena in terms of the purpose they serve rather than of the cause by which they arise.) Teratology Terminology (deterministic usage of numbers, symbols, special characters and languages) Tetralogy (Quadrilogy) Thanatology Theology Tocology Tokology Topology Toxicology Tribology Trichology Trilogy Tropology Typology Ufology (the study of UFOs) Uranology Urbanology Urology Venology Vexillology (the study of flags) Victimology (the study of the victims of crime and the psychological effects on them of their experience) Virology Vulcanology (obsolete variant of Volcanology) Zoology; Cryptozoology; Paleozoology; Protozoology Zymology Back to Top

Konsol•|•Online. Buddy System. Before we delve into international cuisine, we would want to investigate some general aspects of what ingredients works well together. Buddy System What ingredients complement each other well? Salt & Pepper We use it every day, but have you ever wondered why? Let's go ask the AI co-pilots later! Sauerkraut and Tzatziki Saurkraut We think of a Saurkraut as a German dish served with Wurst or Sweinhaxe. But Sauerkraut certainly does not have to be an almost inedible cabbage that we only associate with Germany. In addition to the taste with lots of umami, it is also very healthy, especially for the intestinal system. Sauerkraut is a fermented white cabbage, which means that the white cabbage ferments when lactic acid bacteria are formed in it. These bacteria are a natural part of the cabbage itself, which begins to ferment when salt is added. When the cabbage has fermented after a few weeks, it is both easier to eat and keeps longer since it is now preserved and has acquired flavor. All this by adding a certain amount of salt and letting the sauerkraut stand in airtight containers at room temperature. Fermentation of various ingredients has been known for many thousands of years. Both beer and bread are fermented products, which you may not think about. Cut the white cabbage relatively finely. If it is cut into thicker pieces, fermentation may take a little longer. I like sauerkraut best when it is finely chopped. Kitchenware One patent glass Actual recipe Cut the white cabbage in half and cut off the stem. Finely chop the white cabbage either with a sharp knife, on a mandolin or in a food processor. Then put the white cabbage in a bowl and add the salt. Now you need to massage the salt into the white cabbage. Do this for a few minutes, after which you set the white cabbage aside for 15 minutes. The white cabbage has already released some of its liquid. Now you continue to massage for 5 – 10 minutes until the white cabbage has become soft. Put the cabbage in your patent glass, which have of course been scalded. It is important that the white cabbage is pressed tightly together in the glasses. Finally, pour the liquid that the cabbage has released into the patent glass. Place the jars in a room temperature place around 21°C/70°F for 1 – 2 weeks. Open the lid every day to let the pressure of CO2 out. When the cabbage is finished fermenting, place the jars in the refrigerator. Notes Some recipes use coarse salt, other fine salt. We can always argue about that. If there is a lack of moisture during the fermentation process, you can make a brine mixture of 20g salt to 1 liter of water (2.5% salt). The sauerkraut can be stored for many months. Since this is my first real fermentation experiment, I look forward to a good result in a few weeks. And what can you serve with sauerkraut besides sausages? It can of course be used as a side dish for pork dishes, on a hot dog, in a burger or with chicken. It can be served with a myriad of dishes. For example, try serving your sauerkraut with slow-roasted pork shank or traditional meatballs. Both tastes great with homemade sauerkraut. My 1.4L patent glass can hold 700g of finely chopped white cabbage, but after it is massaged with salt it only fills half. Some recipes use coarse salt, others fine salt (2.5%) Note that the patent glass can only withstand 60°C/140°F if you want to sterilize it. Tzatziki Homemade tzatziki, simple and easy. Classic tzatziki consists of Greek yogurt, where the whey is strained from, giving it its thick consistency. Strained yogurt - Wikipedia Cucumber, garlic and salt, and is a perfect accompaniment to, for example, grilled meat, salad and bread. Tzatziki is widespread in the Balkans and the Middle East, and tastes pretty much the same, although we think that Greek tzatziki is the right one. Mix the Greek yoghurt with garlic and pepper. Cover the mixture and place in the fridge for at least ½ hour. Meanwhile, grate the cucumbers and sprinkle with coarse salt. Place them in a sieve and leave for approx. ½ hour to drain. Squeeze out the last of the liquid from the cucumbers and fold them into the yoghurt mixture (save some for decoration). Taste. Arrange the tzatziki in a serving bowl. Drizzle with oil, garnish with cucumber and olives - and serve. Some would also add Greek Feta cheese to their tzatziki. Back to Top

Konsol•|•Online. Pre-orientation. Layers and levels provide a good overview of complex matters. Layers Pre-orientation AI Explainer! #Layers of complexity A mystery with layers Abstraction layers Adaptive layer Another layer of headaches Basic layer Bottom layer Burying yourself /under layers of crap Cloud layer Cloud computing layers Crisp layer Different layers and textures Feature layers Inner layers Layer by layer Layer cake (a multi-layered cake) Layer in elements Layers of complexity Layers of flavor Layers of personality (armor) Layer of protection Layers of steel Logical {link} layer Mucous layer (fish skin) Multilayer; multi-layer insulation Outer layers Protective layers Relative layer Single layer Sublayers Top layer Unveil the layers Vapor layer Atmospheric layers • Troposphere • Stratosphere • Mesosphere • Thermosphere and Upper ionosphere layer • Exosphere • Magnetosphere OSI model layers • Application Layer • Presentation Layer • Session Layer • Transport Layer • Network Layer • Data Link Layer, Sublayers Media Access Control (MAC) layer & the Logical Link Control (LLC) layer • Physical Layer Axiom, meaning a starting #point for reasoning. Levels Levels of Perplexity A whole other level of insane Acceptance level Across the levels Adequate level (bonus situation ) Advanced levels Affection levels Alarming levels Amateur level Another level (think or train outside of the box to get to another level) Ascend to the next level At a cultural level At a European level At all levels At my level At one level At some level At the deepest level At the stem level At what level At your level Banquet-level Base level Basic level; Most basic level Beginner level Cellular level Certain level Charisma levels Check level by level Clearance level Concentration level Conceptual level Containment level 3 (Biohazard ☣) County level Creative level Critical level Cruising level (Flight level) Current level Danger level; Dangerous level Different levels (of excommunication, shunning, etc.) Divisional level Down to earth level Dropping to a lower level Enthusiast level Entry level Epidemic levels Evolutionary level Evolving to the next level of artificial intelligence (AI) Executive level /// Extinction Level Event [E:L:E] /// Extraordinary levels Extreme levels Eye level (Meniscus) Fatal level Fictive level Flood level Floor level Fundamental level Genius level Get to the same level (astronauts•|•kosmonauts; engineers, pilots and scientists △) Hierarchical levels High-level beings High level eco-systems High level programming (Command interpreters, $shells, API) Higer levels of education Gain enough levels to do something Galactic-level biocidal event Genius-level intellect Grade level Ground level Gyro-leveling Hannibal Lector-level psycho Heightened level High level; Higher-level; Highest level High-level cover /ups High-level demons High-level family (#lv7 kinship ) High-level penetrations of the [government] High-level information; High-level target High level troops Higher level beings Higher level language (Computer Science) Highest level of.... Hobbyist-level Inner- and outer level Insane levels Interest level Inventory levels Jabber levels (Netflix Hot Skull 2022 Project X ) Historic levels (Example: Prices rising to historic levels) International master level (before grandmaster level) Let med level with you Level-headed Live and work on a new level Levels of Advancement Anxiety/Fear Artificial Intelligence (AI) Attachment Authenticity Authority Autonomy (Artificial Intelligence) Awareness Brain function (sensorimotor level) Brazenness Chaos (the Devil's order) Classification Color and brilliance Comfort Commitment Complexity Confidence Consciousness Cooperation Criminalization Chaos/Destruction Damage Degradation Demonic possession Detail Determination Doneness (cooking) Disdain from... Diversity Education Efficiency Eloquence Enlightenment; highest level of enlightenment Euphoria Excitement Experience Fatigue Function Government Harm Humility Ignorance Influence Intelligence Investment Involvement Liability Magical energies Patience Patron Perfection Performance Personalization (Artificial Intelligence) Power; highest levels of power Pride in appearance Progress Protection Quality Reality; realism Resiliency Respect Scarring Secrecy Security Self Sensitivity Society Sophistication Spiritual awareness Success Technology Texture (of food) Threat Trust Understanding/wisdom ('Wayism', Way of the exploding fist) Urgency Violence Volatility Level /Up! And Step /Down! 0. Entry #level (entry point) 1. Beginner #level (someone who is just starting at something, or has only recently started) 2. Novice #level (same as beginner, but one who is not yet very familiar or experienced in a particular subject) Hobbyist-level Enthusiast #levels 3. Amateur #level (an unpaid semiprofessional) 4. Professional #level (a paid amateur) Level heads Level the hills (explosives) Level the plane (aeroplane) Level the playing field Level the [square block] (artillery strike ) Level up Level with us/them Leveling circumstance(s) Low-level panic attack Low level programming (Machine code, firmware) Low mining levels Lower levels /☂ (Umbrella Corp. The hive) Main level; [Main Operations Level] Max-level of armor Membership levels (#Lv7 Ship types ) Meta-levels Micro level Microscopic level Mid-level Midtown level Minimum level Molecular level Multidimensional levels Multi-level library Multiple levels National-intelligence level National level defense-military Next level (taking things to the next level) Next level of existence New level Nonexecutive level (employee) Normal level Not on any level Novice level Of an unheard level (science) Olympic level On a biblical level (personal hatred) On a collective level On a conceivable level / On an inconceivable level On a daily level On a deep, meaningful level On a genetic level On a global level On a gut level (Feelings) On a human level (Aliens) On a humanity level On an intellectual level On a local level On a massive level On a metamorphic level On a metaphysical level {Identity} On a moral level On a mysterious level On a national level On a #number of levels On a personal level [ Capt.'s Log ] On a physical level On a political level On a possible level On a private level On a proactive level On a professional level On a psychological level On a quantum level On a romantic level On a single level On a soul level On a spiritual level; Higher spiritual level [My Bible ] On a superficial level On a technical level On a whole /new level On an atomic level On an economic level On an evolutionary level On an individual level On an informal level On an inner level On an international level On an outer level On every level On several levels On so many levels On the deepest level Operational level OT levels 1-8 (Scientology) Pain level Performance level Physical level Poverty level Professional level Profound levels Regency-level [estate] Resistance level; key resistance level Rink level Risk level Safe/Safety levels Sass level Scientific level Sea level Security clearance levels ; ΔDelta level clearance; High-level security clearance ((TS/SCI: Top Secret/Sensitive Compartmented Information); NATO Cosmic Top Secret Self-learning level Senior level Service level Site-level SEO Assistant Skill level Some level Spectacular levels Split-level; splitting-level {link} layers Staggering levels State level (Supreme [court]) Strategic level Street-level view; below street-level Sub level; subdirectory-level Sub-atomic level (quantum displacement) Supply levels Surface-level Survival levels (below, above) Tactical level Talk to them on their level Target level Tasking level Threat level Top level; top-level discussion Trophic level Underground level Unleveled Unprecedented level Upper level User level (computer science) Various levels Quantitative Levels Absorption level (radiation) Anxiety level Atmospheric level (pollution) Audio levels Background levels (radiation) Blood alcohol level Blood sugar levels (prediabetes ) Carbon monoxide level (CO) Carbon dioxide level (CO₂) Coolant level Core levels Cortisol level (positive and negative stress) Dangerous levels of... Dopamine level Dosis levels Energy level Fuel level Freezing levels Frequency levels Glucose level Hormon levels Hydration levels Level of (heavy) metals (p ollution) Level of electrostatic charge Level of energy Level of gas Level of heat Level of humidity Level of norepinephrine Level of production Level of radioactivity ☢ Level of serotonin Level of sweetness Level of toxins; t oxicity Measure the level Methane level Myoglobin level Noise level (dB) Obesity levels Ocean level Oestrogen levels (estrogen) Output levels Oxygen level Power levels Pressure level Progesterone levels Purity level Radiation levels (natural & cosmic) Salary level Saline level Salt level (Dead Sea 25-30% | Average <5% in the oceans) Saturation level Serotonin level Spice levels Stress level; elevated stress level Temperature level (optimal range) Testosterone level (alpha male needs a voice coach, while cancer cells feed on testosterone) Thrust level Toxicity level Trace levels Tritium levels Unbearable level Water level (foreshore, the part of a shore between high- and low-water marks, or between the water and cultivated or developed land). #Lv7 Generational Levels Cousin level Grandparent level Back to Top

Konsol•|•Online. Fish. Finally, everything about fish before we're ready to enter the expert level of survival outdoor cooking. Fish Cook Fish Like a Pro AI Explainer! Fish and shellfish is advanced #level for both home cooking and for gourmet chefs. Nevertheless, it's mandatory for survival cooking. A filleting knife for filleting fish is available both for home use and in a sheath for outdoor use. A filleting knife looks completely different from the standard knives, such as a bread knife, chef's knife, etc. that you probably have in your knife block. Another thing is dedicated butcher knives, which are something completely different. Entry Level Chefs have great respect if you dare to cook fish on bones, which preserves the fish's flavor better, while it's not as exciting to get fishbones in your mouth. Canned Tuna. Preserved in water vs. oil. Chefs prefer oil because of a softer texture, depending what's served on the side, so it doesn't become too oily. Tuna mousse. Stir together crème fraîche, mayonnaise, finely grated onion, red pepper, lemon juice, salt and pepper. Mix in the tuna. You can choose how rustic you want your mousse. For a list of international cuisine sauces to serve with fish see the sauces section. Hollandaise sauce is traditionally served with salmon and asparagus. Asparagus should be peeled by hand and chefs refer to the technique as single or doubled peeled to prevent the asparagus strands from getting stuck between your teeth. To cook the salmon, check out this episode on Prime Video. Another technique is broiling (overhead oven grill element) Others would steam (salmon bellevue) it or even cook it in a pan with water. Skin fish are particularly good for pan-frying. A narrow but not too deep cut in the middle of the skin side helps to let some steam out so it won't bend. If you serve skin fish, make sure the skin side is upwards on the plate or chefs go waco. Redfish is not considered to be served as a skin fish. White fish are usually seasoned with white pepper and not black pepper. Meunierestegt betyder at fisken vendes i mel (fx rugmel eller hvedemel) og derefter steges på panden i smør. Tilberedningen, som betyder "i møllerens manér" på fransk, resulterer i en let, sprød overflade på fisken og egner sig godt til magre fisk som rødspætte, skrubbe eller søtunge. Husker du opskriften Ungkarlens rødspætte? Kokke anbefaler at smørret bruser helt af og lige på kanten til at blive brunet for, at fremhæve smørrets smagsnuancer. Rødspætte kaldes for Danmarks nationalfisk. Helstegt rødspætte er en kæphest, den skal soigneres grundigt, rognen skal ud, og der må ikke løbe blod ud af fisken efter serveringen. If fish becomes overcooked, then the meat becomes frayed. Chefs say that most people can figure out how to steam a fish, but only a few can figure out how to fry a fish. SEAFOOD Anchovies | Ansjoser. Check out the so-called Asian salts like fish sauce here . Blue mackerel | An Indo-Pacific mackerel also called Japanese mackerel Brine | Saltlage. A way to keep fish salty without adding extra salt. Catfish | Havkat Cod | Torsk Crayfish | Krebs. A nocturnal freshwater crustacean that resembles a small lobster and inhabits streams and rivers. Cured fish | Lage. Preserve meat, fish, or animal skin by various methods such as salting, drying, or smoking. Freshwater fish | Usually have a very earthy taste over saltwater fish. Haddock | Kuller. Related to the cod. A popular fish of great commercial value but may be difficult to cook. Hake | Kulmule Halibut | Enten hellefisk eller helleflynder, der er markant større. Begge er en fladfisk. Horse mackerel | Considered to be of inferior quality to mackerel. Langoustine | Also known as Norway lobsters, are smaller than typical lobsters and are more closely related to shrimp. Lox | Tyndt skåret laks, der er blevet saltet eller røget, ofte serveret på bagels med flødeost, løg og kapers. Det er en populær ret, især i jødiske delikatesseforretninger. Monkfish | Havtaske. A bottom-dwelling anglerfish of European waters. Murray cod (Murraybars) | A large Australian predatory freshwater fish. Oysters | Østers. Check out the so-called Asian salts - oyster sauce here . Prawns | A marine crustacean that resembles a large shrimp, many varieties of which are edible, lately seen as Torpedo prawns, which is battered prawns resembling a torpedo. Scallop | Kammusling Sea bass vs. Freshwater bass | Havaborre vs. Ferskvandsaborre Shellfish | Skaldyr Trout | Ørred. A freshwater fish of the salmon family. If it looks like salmon but it's not, then it's probably trout. Back to Top

Konsol•|•Online. Sauces. A bridge from Italian cuisine to French cuisine. Sauces International Cuisine AI Explainer! Right from the beginning planning a dish, chefs recommend considering whether the consistency should be a vinaigrette, fish cream, soup, sauce or an "ægte sauce" like hollandaise, sauce blanquette, etc. eller en "skilt sauce" som fx. en skilt kærnemælks sauce med dild olie. Den omvendte rækkefølge hvori at udtænke en ret. For fancy fine dining chefs recommend using two large tbsp. of sauce for plating. The backside of a tbsp. is commonly used amongst chefs for analyzing the consistency of a sauce. Danish Cuisine Brun Sovs/Sauce Skal det være en pande sovs som klassisk traditionel brun sovs (forbidden tech) der skiller, hvis ikke der noget i spil som tilberedt på en tør pande, jeg ikke lige helt fik forstået i opklaringstjenesten? Forskellen mellem en sovs og en sauce er netop det, som forbidden tech drejer sig om. Lykkedes den brune pande sovs ikke helt perfekt, så skal der blot regne ned med friskkværnet sorte peberkorn. En typisk begynderfejl er at tro, at en brun sovs er en opbagt hvid béchamel sovs tilsat brun sovs kulør, der blot består af ammoniseret brændt karamel, kun ment som brun, men smagløst farvestof opløst i vand. Jeg er ked af, at måtte sige det, men du kan ikke overgå Knorr's suveræne færdiglavede brune sovs i brev-kuverter, der en sauce med kun lidt palmefedt, ellers kun tilsat vand, hverken smør, fløde eller sødmælk. Se ingredients listen på pakken. Parsley sauce Basically, a Béchamel sauce with parsley from Danish cuisine. Traditionally served with potatoes for dishes such as roast pork or fish. Some add lemon juice to the parsley sauce to compensate the obesity with some acidity, but that's not authentic or traditional. Personally, I find that a parsley sauce can be a bit tame in flavor, like tarragon in a bearnaise sauce, as these herbs lose their flavor instantly when exposed to heat. So, I prefer to sprinkle some extra on top of the sauce. If you cook roast pork in the oven, all the fat that drains off takes all the salt with it. Chefs therefore recommend letting it rain with salt before cooking. French Cuisine In French cuisine, the mother sauces also known as grandes sauces, are a group of sauces upon which many other sauces – "daughter sauces" or petites sauces – are based. Different classifications of mother sauces have been proposed since at least the early 19th century. The most common list of mother sauces in French cuisine currently in use are Béchamel sauce White sauce, based on milk thickened with a white roux. Espagnole sauce Brown sauce based on a brown stock reduction and thickened with a brown roux. Ingredients typically include roasted bones, bacon, and tomato (puréed or fresh). Tomato sauce In addition to tomatoes, ingredients typically include carrots, onion, garlic, butter, and flour, plus pork belly and veal broth. Velouté sauce Light colored sauce, made by reducing clear stock (made from un-roasted bones) and thickened with a white roux. Velouté is French for "velvety". Mayonnaise sauce Emulsion of egg yolk, oil, and lemon juice or vinegar. Sauce tartare Originated in France. A cold sauce made from mayonnaise, egg yolk and chives. In modern cooking, however, parsley, white wine vinegar, capers, mustard or finely chopped pickles are usually added. Tartar sauce is similar to remoulade. It is often used with breaded food (e.g. fish and chips) or chicken. Hollandaise sauce A warm emulsion of egg yolk and melted butter, and lemon juice or vinegar. Hollandaise sauce is traditionally served with salmon and asparagus. It is also served together with Eggs Benedict. Hollandaise/Béarnaise sauce is emulsified with egg yolk, which must only be heated to 82-84°C/180-183°F, otherwise the egg yolk will turn into scrambled eggs. To prevent the sauce from separating, a little boiling water can be added to the mixture with the butter. A stick blender is fool proof, but it won't make the sauce as fluffy as if whipped constantly and quickly with a balloon whisk. A 6 oz. soup spoon held upside down in a bowl as a lid over the stick blender tosses the egg/butter emulsification around for extra fluffiness. Mousseline sauce Mousseline Sauce is a luxuriously rich derivative of Hollandaise sauce. Whipped cream is folded in at the end to create an extremely "light", fluffy and elegant sauce. If you started with a hollandaise sauce and added too much lemon juice, it's hard to do something about it, but adding whipped cream to it to turn it into a mousseline sauce compensates for it. Béarnaise sauce A classic French sauce, a "child" of Hollandaise sauce, made with clarified butter, egg yolks, and white wine vinegar, and flavored with shallots, tarragon, and chervil. It's known for its creamy texture and rich, slightly acidic taste, and is traditionally served with grilled meats, particularly steak. A bearnaise can be made thick without heating the egg yolks enough, but it cannot be made fluffy without heating the egg yolks enough. A bearnaise can be whipped up in a water bath (Bain-marie) to add some indirect heat. Sauce blanquette / Beurre blanc A classic French sauce that goes perfectly with fish and white meat, made with eggs, butter and broth. A sauce blanquette makes gourmet chefs get critical, so you're better off calling it a Beurre Blanc sauce that originated in the Nantes region of France. Matelote sauce A matelote is the name given in French cooking to a fish stew made with white or red wine. It is normally made with freshwater fish, and may contain a mixture of different fish or a single species. It is traditionally garnished with small onions and mushrooms that have been cooked with the fish. Nantua sauce A classical French sauce consisting of a béchamel sauce base, cream , and crayfish butter, along with crayfish tails. Sauce Nage A classic French sauce that is especially good to serve with fish. Gastrique sauce Caramelized sugar, deglazed with vinegar or other sour liquids, used as a sweet and sour flavoring for sauces. The gastrique is generally added to a fond, reduced stock or brown sauce. It is also used to flavor sauces such as tomato sauce, savory fruit sauces, and others, such as the orange sauce for duck à l'orange. The term is often broadened to mean any sweet and sour sauce, e.g., citrus gastrique or mango gastrique. An agrodolce is a similar sauce found in Italian cuisine. It is different from the Belgian sauce base of the same name, which consists of vinegar, white wine, shallots, tarragon stems, bouquet garni, and peppercorns. Sauce Américaine A recipe from classic French cookery containing chopped onions, tomatoes, white wine, brandy, salt, cayenne pepper, butter and fish stock. This is the ultimate lobster sauce, which never fails to lift the simplest grilled or poached fish to ethereal heights. Noilly Prat sauce Noilly Prat is a French dry vermouth created by Joseph Noilly in 1813 in the south of France. The vermouth itself is known for its herbal, complex flavor and is commonly used to make sauces, especially for fish dishes. Roquefort sauce Roquefort is a French soft blue cheese made from sheep's milk. As far as I remember it goes well with game meat. Mornay sauce One of the prominent basic sauces in French cuisine. It is made by adding grated Gruyère cheese to a béchamel sauce. Sauce gribiche A cold egg sauce in French cuisine, made by emulsifying hard-boiled egg yolks and mustard with a neutral oil such as rapeseed or grapeseed. The sauce is finished with chopped pickles, capers, parsley, chervil, and tarragon. It also includes hard-boiled egg whites cut into a julienne. Vinaigrette A French marinade or dressing of oil and vinegar. The vinaigrette is often seasoned with spices and possibly mustard. A variant is a vinaigrette salad of Russian origin. Green Peppercorn Sauce The history of Green Peppercorn Sauce can be traced back to French cuisine, specifically the classic sauce known as "sauce au poivre". Peppercorn sauce is a culinary cream sauce prepared with peppercorn, which is prepared as a reduction of the cream in the cooking process. Various types of peppercorns can be used in its preparation, such as black, green and pink, among others. Peppercorn sauce may be served with beef steak such as a filet mignon and other beef tenderloin cuts, lamb, rack of lamb, chicken and fish dishes, such as those prepared with tuna and salmon. A beef steak served with peppercorn sauce prepared with five types of peppers: Some versions use several types of peppercorns in the sauce's preparation, and some may use ingredients that are similar in flavor to but not classified as peppercorns, such as sansho. Peppercorn sauce may be used on dishes served at French bistros and restaurants. Some versions of steak au poivre use a peppercorn sauce in their preparation. Madagascar vs. Malabar green peppercorns. Some chefs prefer them crunched a bit and not served as whole corns. Red rose peppercorns are soft and unsuitable for grinding or it gets mushy. Red Wine Sauce First things first. The time ro reduce a wine sauce is between 3-30 min. Chefs say that 45 min. to complete a whole dish with a reduced red wine sauce is daring. You might also look into the trend of blending both port wine and red wine for a sauce. A new trend is red wine glaze; a standard red wine sauce, a favorite amongst chefs, but the classical technique for preparing it is both lengthy and labor-intensive. Some use a pressure cooker, to get great results much faster. Possibly with veal stock. Both the red wine and the stock must be reduced so that the red wine sauce has a strong flavor. Whiskey Sauce Without bragging, I'm worldclass champions league when it comes to whiskey sauce, come back later. Chefs are more into using cognac rather than whisky in all kinds of dishes. Here are some useful terms to know: VS (Very Special): Cognac that has been aged for at least two years. VSOP (Very Superior Old Pale): Aged for at least four years. XO (Extra Old): Must be aged for at least six years, but often much longer. Instead of cognac you could opt for a cheaper brandy. Korean Sauce Tteokbokki sauce Made with gochujang (Korean chili paste), raw sugar, corn syrup, minced garlic, soy sauce/fish sauce etc. Chinese Sauce Soy sauce or in British English: Soya Soy sauce originated in ancient China as a meat-based, fermented condiment called "jiang" used for preservation, hence the salt. Low-sodium soy Gluten-free soy sauce (Online shopping only) I don't add salt to the rice, if I plan to add soy ⚠️ The worst I have yet seen is Santa Maria Thai Soya containing insane 22.6g of salt per 100g. ⚠️ Fish sauce replaces salt in Thai cuisine and gives the right Thai taste and is also called "the salt of Asia". Fish sauce is made from fermented, salted anchovies. Ingredients: anchovy extract, salt, sugar, acidity regulator (citric acid). Alternative, there's also oyster sauce. Fish sauce is a clear condiment that has a deep, red-brown color tint to it, whereas oyster sauce is a dark, opaque brown sauce more similar to a syrup. Consistency: Oyster sauce contains sugar and cornstarch, giving it a thicker consistency than fish sauce, which is a bit thinner and more liquidly. Oyster sauce contains soy sauce. Fish sauce vs. Oyster sauce vs. Soy sauce I don't know who I am anymore. Time transforms and my metabolism is no longer asking for heavy western food. These days I am much more interested in Asian slow-cooked food. Do not reduce on a soy sauce, it will remove the water and make it taste even more too salty. Buddy System Starch on starch they say in Asia. Tuna and rice are just delightful. For China rolls and spring rolls see the deep-frying section. Hoisin Sauce. Most prominent in Cantonese cuisine. Majiang Sauce. Made from heavily roasted and ground sesame seeds, giving it a more intense, toasty flavor than tahini (which is often made from untoasted seeds). Sesame paste/Soybean paste. Japanese Sauce While so-su sauce (コース) is a general term for Japanese sauces, of which tonkatsu sauce is a specific type. Ponzu sauce. Made from a mixture of soy sauce, citrus juice, mirin, rice wine vinegar and kombu (seaweed). Okonomiyaki sauce. A barbecue sauce for okonomiyaki pancake/omelet with cabbage. If the eggs are beaten too much, they lose that fluffy soufflé. Salt and pepper make cabbage come alive. Thai Sauce Sriracha Sauce. Sriracha is a hot, fermented chili sauce made from chilies, vinegar, garlic, sugar, and salt. It is named after the coastal town of Si Racha in Thailand. Teriyaki Sauce. Basically, a soy sauce with a sweet, salty and umami-rich taste often used in wok meals like Teriyaki chicken. Don't be ashamed of drowning your dish in Teriyaki, it's pretty common and very addictive. Since Teriyaki is a sweet sauce best served at room temperature, it gets caramelized and too sweet if heated. Tonkatsu Sauce / Chicken Katsu Indonesian/Pakistan Cuisine Tandoori Relating to a style of Indian cooking based on the use of a tandoor, meaning an oven made of clay. A spice mixture often used to marinate meat, especially chicken. Masala: A spice mixture to make a chicken Tikka Masala Another spice mixture often used to marinate meat, especially chicken. Butter Chicken Not made with butter milk, but with yogurt. Another spice mixture often used to marinate meat, especially chicken. Korma Another one not made with butter milk, but with yogurt. Ajam Pangang An Indonesian sweet and sour sauce filled with carrots, bamboo shoots and ginger, etc. Tamarind Sauce Indigenous to tropical Africa but has been cultivated for so long on the Indian subcontinent that it is sometimes reported to be indigenous there. It grows wild in Africa. In Arabia, it is found growing wild in Oman, especially Dhofar, where it grows on the sea-facing slopes of mountains. Another thing I find profoundly to African cuisine is the use of apricots in the salty cuisine, and not the sweet one. These days associated with Moroccan cuisine (Northwest Africa). Middle Eastern Sauce Tahini sauce. Curry Sauce Indian cuisine. E.g. Indian rice dish with raisins, which can be made as a one pot dish, or meatballs in curry, which is a very popular and traditional dish in Danish cuisine. Curry is burnt off in butter so that dried spices can release their aromas. If the white sauce is baked first, then you can add tons of extra curry for flavor, just like with a mustard sauce, without it leading to anything. Curry is a mixed spice consisting of about. 30% turmeric, which gives the yellow color, but which is relatively neutral in taste. In addition, about. 30% coriander and a little cumin and fennel. In addition, a little black pepper and cayenne pepper are added, which make your eyebrows sweat. Satay Sauce An Indonesian peanut sauce made with roasted or fried peanuts. Can be used as a salad dressing or as a dipping sauce. Royal Sauce Ingredients: ketchup, mayonnaise, mustard, and some spices with a backdrop of tangy onion and garlic. Together with this, the sauce layers sweet tomato and tart vinegar. It is what you want it to be. Italian Sauce Alfredo sauce. A classic Italian creamy pasta sauce folded into cooked pasta, typically Fettuccine Alfredo. Spanish Sauce Romesco sauce. There are hundreds of ways to interpret a Romesco sauce within Spain. A sauce to be eaten with fish. Some would give it a shot with poultry like a chicken ballotine. Made from any mixture of roasted tomatoes and garlic, toasted almonds, pine nuts, and/or hazelnuts, olive or sunflower oil, and nyora peppers (a sun-dried, small, round variety of red bell pepper). Ballotine vs. Roulade. Ballotine og roulade er ikke det samme, selvom de begge involverer fyldt og rullet kød. En ballotine er typisk et helt stykke kød, som for eksempel en hel kylling, hvor benene er fjernet, men skindet er bevaret. Kødet fyldes og formes som en cylinder. En roulade er mere generel og kan laves af et hvilket som helst kød, der er skåret tyndt, fyldt og derefter rullet sammen før tilberedning, som for eksempel en skive kalvekød eller fisk. Buttermilk sauce Buttermilk sauce does not have a single origin. Buttermilk Ranch Dressing. Buttermilk Pasta Sauce. Buttermilk sauce with dill oil. Typically served with scallops. Béchamel sauce French cuisine Ingredients Béchamel sauce, also known as “besciamella” in Italian. -A bridge from Italian cuisine with lasagna bolognese to French cuisine. Béchamel sauce is one the five mother sauces in French cuisine, besides the daughter sauces too. Basically, a Béchamel sauce is white sauce as the foundation. -Adding cheese to it and you get a cheese sauce -Adding white wine to it and you get a white wine sauce -Adding parsley to it and you get a parsley sauce Entry level to international cuisine Dishes △ 1. Starters 2. Main course 3. Desserts (not my thing) Swedish Cuisine Yuletide Being a serviceman in the army serving abroad having a Swedish cook, I learned that Danes are picky about their food, not special forces material. All I ever wanted was to be part of the Swedish Kustjägarna! Swedish inspired cinnamon sauce Swedish inspired cardamom sauce (kardemumma sås recept) Scandinavian Cabaret Lounge Music Back to Top

Konsol•|•Online. A list of [square] words ☐/☒ in [brackets] for mapping or charting a variety of [locations]. Squares ☐|☒ Square Mind Mapping AI Explainer! While Trinities △ are about the WHAT, The [Squares] ☐ are about the WHERE. Logical vs. Physical squares Major squares by categories vs. Minor squares -When your [home] turns into a [prison cell] The Devil's [captivity] are also correctional [facilities]. In the rich [countries], they come in a diversity. The purpose and intention are to create order in chaos, by creating more chaos. Good intentions pave the road to hell. Sit down and be humble is all he got in store for you. Science Division △ Answer/Question Geometry △ | ☐ [Where]? {Formula} Trigonometry + Geometry = [3:4:7] The [square] ☐ is logical, not physical. The [square] ☐ is made up of four -dashes- Two crossed -dashes- [X] between the four edges of a [square] ☐ enumerates a fixed center position of the •dot• by the help of four triangles △. 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Government training {protocol}; Hygiene {protocol}; Landing {protocol}; Lockdown {protocol}; Military {protocol}; Mind-reading {protocol}; Minsk {protocols I/II}; Rescue {protocol}; Safety {protocol}; Treatment {protocol} Networking {protocols} (OSI model ); Https {protocol}; IPX/SPX {protocol}; Tcp/Ip {protocol}; Wi-Fi {protocol} Operation {protocol}; Overdrive {protocols} (Turbo/Compressor); Recovery {protocol}; Return {protocol}; Secret Service {protocol}; Security {protocol}; Sexy {protocol}; Siphoning {protocol}; Soldier [protocol} [Plan]; [Contingency Plan]; [Emergency Evacuation Plan]; [Release Plan]; [Retirement Plan] [Publication] [Record]; [Phone Record]; [Service Record] [Report]; [Assessment Report]; [Autopsy Report] [Roster] {SUBJECTS} Exotic {subjects}; Spiritual {subjects} [Transcript]; [Court Transcript] [Video] [Vocabulary] [Physical Squares A-I] [Abyss]; [Door•|•Way to the Abyss]; [Spirit of the Abyss] [Academy]; [Military Academy] [Accommodation] [Account]; [Brokerage Account]; [Slash Account] [Acre] [Address] [Aeroplane]; [Airplane] [Agency]; [Environmental Protection Agency] (EPA) [Agenda]; [Military Agenda] [Alcove] [Amenity] [Apartment]; [Apartment Complex] AREAS [Alpine Area]; [Area 51]; [Commercial Area]; [Common Area]; [Construction Area]; [Free Floating Area] (Zero G); [Geological Area]; [Holding Area]; [Landing Area]; [Loading Area]; [Metropolitan Area]; [Operational Area]; [Out of Bounds Area]; [Public Area]; [Quarantine Area]; [Residential Area]; [Restricted Area]; [Target Area]; [TNT Area – Point Pleasant, West Virginia]; [Uncharted Area]; [Upmarket Area]; [Waiting Area] [Arena]; [Football Arena] [Army] [Asylum] [Atrium] [Attic] [Auditorium] [Automobile]; [Auto] [Aviary] (voliere) [Bakery] [Balcony]; [White House Balcony] [Bank]; [Blood Bank]; [Memory Bank]; [Sperm Bank]; [Vatican Bank] [Baptistery] [Bar]; [Dive Bar]; [Karaoke Bar]; [Malt Bar]; [Whisky Bar] [Barn] [Barracks] [Barrel] [Barricade] BASES [Base Camp]; [Forward Operating Base]; [Spiritual Base]; [Military Base]; [Naval Base]; [Patient Base]; [Patrol Base]; [Research Base] [Basement] [Basin] [Bastion]; [Battalion] [Bay]; [Bay Doors]; [Sickbay]; [Torpedo Bays]; [Transit Bay] {Bin}; {Loon(e)y Bin}; {Recycle Bin} [Bistro] [Bivouac] [Block]; [Blocks of Cement]; [Roadblock] BOARDS [Admission Board]; [Artboard]; [Baseboard]; [Bear Board]; [Billboard]; [Blackboard]; [Board Games]; [Board Meeting]; [Board of Trade]; [Board of Trustees]; [Board Seat]; [Boardwalk]; [Breadboard] (A solderless fumlebræt/eksperimentalplade in Danish); [Bulletin Board]; [Cardboard]; [Checkerboard]; [Charcuterie Board]; [Cheese Board]; [Chessboard]; [Circuit Board]; [City Board]; [Consumer Protection Board]; [Control Board]; [Cupboard]; [Cutting Board]; [Dartboard]; [Dashboard]; [Drain Board]; [Drawing Board]; [Election Board]; [Equatorial Board]; [Executive Board]; [Flat Board]; [Floorboard]; [Fretboard]; [Inboard]; [Intake Board]; [Investigation Board]; [Keyboard]; [Leaderboard]; [Manifestation Board]; [Medical Board]; [Moldboard]; [Moodboard]; [Mopboard]; [Motherboard]; [National Transportation Safety Board]; [Notice Board]; [Nursing Board]; [On-board]; [Ouija Board]; [Overboard]; [Paddleboard]; [Parole Board]; [Pasteboard]; [Plug Board]; [Poster Board]; [Promotion Board]; [School Board]; [Scoreboard]; [Scratchboard]; [Seaboard] (Eastern [Seaboard]); [Selection Board]; [Sound (fx)board]; [Spirit Board]; [Starboard ]; [Stomping Board] (Crop Circles); [Surfboard]; [Switchboard]; [Talking Board]; [Whiteboard] [Boat]; [Motorboat]; [Sailboat]; [Speedboat] [Bomber]; [Dive Bomber] [Booth]; [Phone Booth △/☐] [Border]; [Safety Border] [Boundaries] BOXES [Bandbox]; [Black Box]; [Cardboard Box]; [Chatterbox]; [Deposit Box]; [Dispatch Box]; [Glove Box] (also glove [Compartment]); [Jewelry Box]; [Junction•¦•Box]; [Lunch Box]; [Mailbox]; [Pandora's Box]; [Text Box]; [Tinderbox]; To think outside of the [Box]; [Video Box] [Bracket]; [Square Bracket]; [Round Bracket]; [Angle Bracket]; [Curly Bracket] [Building]; [Brill Building]; [Municipal Building]; [Office Building]; [Target Building] [Bund Financial Square] [Bungalow] [Bunker] [Bureau]; [Census Bureau] [Bus]; [SkyBus] [Cabin] [Cabinet] [Cadastre] [Cafe]; [Bistro Cafe] [Cage]; [Bird Cage]; [Shark Cage] [Cairn] (A mound of rough stones built as a memorial or landmark, typically on a hilltop or skyline) CAMPS [Adventure Camp]; [Base Camp]; [Boot Camp]; [Camp Commander]; [Campsite]; [Camp Perimeter]; [Concentration Camp]; [Detention Camp]; [Extermination Camp]; [Immigrant Camp]; [Indoctrination Camp]; [Internment Camp]; [POW Camp]; [Refugee Camp]; [Training Camp] [Campus] [Canister] [Canteen] [Canyon] [Capsule] [Captivity] [Capture] [Car]; [Carport] [Cartel] [Cartography]; [Astrocartography] [Case]; [Attaché Case]; [Briefcase]; [Suitcase] [Cask] [Castle] (See Kastel in Danish) [Catacomb] [Cathedral] [Cave] [Cavity] [Cell]; [Holding Cell]; [Joint Intelligence Fusion Cell]; [Prison Cell] [Cemetery] CENTERS [Air Technical Intelligence Center]; [Call Center]; [Christian Center]; [City Center]; [Combat Information Center] (CIC); [Command Center]; [Community Center]; [Control Center]; [Convention Center]; [Copy Center]; [Counterterrorism Center] (CTC); [Cultural Center]; [Data Center] (computer science); [Detention Center]; [Dialysis Center]; [Educational Center]; [Evacuation Center]; [Financial Center]; [Inoculation Center]; [Launch Operation Center]; [Marine Research Center]; [Medical Center] (Emergency- ); [Metro Detention Center] (MDC); [Mission Control Center]; [Mission Operation Center] (MOC); [National Center for Space Studies]; [Naval Reserve Center]; [Operations Center]; [Recruitment Center]; [Resale Center]; [Research Center]; [Science Center]; [Spiritual Center]; [Sports Center]; [Stock Center]; [Theological Center]; [Trading Center]; [Treatment Center] CHAMBERS [Anechoic Chamber]; [Antechamber]; [Burial Chamber]; [Chamber of Commerce/△]; [Combustion Chamber]; [Congregation Chamber]; [Cryo(sleep) Chamber]; [Decompression Chamber]; [Dilithium Chambers] (Star★Trek); [#Echo Chamber]; [Gas Chamber]; [Hyperbaric Chamber]; [Hypersleep Chamber]; [Inoculation Chamber]; [Intercellular Suspended Animation Chamber]; [Intermix•|•Chamber]; [Magma Chamber]; [Medical Chamber]; [Multiphasic Chamber]; [Queen's Chamber/△]; [Red Queen Chamber☂ ]; [Recompression Chamber]; [Refuge Chamber]; [Regeneration Chamber]; [Reverberation Chamber]; [Sacred Chamber]; [Secret Chamber]; [Thrust Chamber]; [Vacuum Chamber] [Chapel] [Chart]; [Album Chart]; [Flowchart]; [Patient Chart] [Chasm] [Château] [Check]; [Paycheck] [Chequered] (Pattern) [Chimney] [Church]; [Spiritual Freedom Church] [C:I:A] (Central Intelligence Agency) [Circus] [Citadel] [City]; [Capital City]; [City Complex]; [City Hall]; [Vatican City] (A [state] within a [state]) [Class]; [Working Class] [Clinic]; [University Clinic] [Cloister] [Closet] CLUBS [Boy's Club]; [Book Club]; [Bridge Club]; [Chess Club]; [Climbing Club]; [Club Bizarre]; [Country Club]; [Court Club]; [Drama Club]; [Fan Club]; [Hat Club]; [Midnight Club]; [Philosophy Club ] CODES [Activation Code]; [Authorization Code]; [Code Word] (CW); [Machine Code]; [Morse Code ]; [Passcode] [Collective] [College]; [Con College]; [Maritime College]; [State College] [Colloquium] (an academic conference or seminar) [Colony] [Colosseum] [Columns]; [Reconnaissance Columns]; [Scouting Columns] [Commission]; [High Commission for Refugees] [Committee]; [International Conference Committee]; [International Congress Committee]; [Olympic Committee]; [Welcome Committee] [Commune] (Fellowship) (A group of people living together and sharing possessions and responsibilities) COMMUNITIES [AI Community]; [Biodefense Community]; [Black Community]; [Communities of Colors]; [Crypto (Currency) Community]; [Fan Community]; [Farm Community]; [Financial Community]; [Residential Community]; [Scientific Community]; [Travelling Community] [Company]; [Front Company or Organization]; [Shell Company or Corporation] [Compartment] [Compound] [Con College] (Prison) [Confederation] [Confinement] [Convent] CONSOLES [Airlock Console]; [Autodestruct Console]; [Commanding Console]; [Communication Console]; [Data Console]; [Gaming Console △☐Xⵔ]; [Management Console]; [Navigation Console]; [Remote Console]; [Search Console]; [SSRMS Control Console] [Consolidation] [Consortium] [Consulate] [Container]; [Containment] [Core] [Cornerstone] [Corporation]; [Umbrella Corp. ☂]; [Weyland-Yutani Corp. △] [Corps] [Corridor] [Cottage] [Council]; [City Council]; [National Electoral Council] [Country]; [Native Country] [Court]; [Supreme Court] [Cove] [Cradle] [Craft] (Alien spaceship); Crafty Devil; Landing Craft, Air Cushion (LCAC); Landing Craft Utility (LCU) [Crib]; [Cribbage] [Cubbyhole] [Cube]; [Rubik's Cube] [Cubicle]; [Lavatory Cubicle]; [Toilet Cubicle] [Custody] [Database] (DB) [Deck]; [Boat Deck]; [Flight Deck]; [Holodeck] (Star★Trek); [Housing Deck]; [Observation Deck]; [Promenade Deck]; [Sparring Deck] [Den] DEPARTMENTS [Department of Defense] (DoD, USDOD or DOD); [Department of Energy] (DoE); [Engine Department]; [Health Department]; [Justice Department]; [Psychiatric Department]; [State Department] [Depot]; [Bus Depot]; [Depository] [Desk]; [British Desk]; [Desktop]; [Desktop Computer]; [Front Desk]; [Scandinavian Desk] [D:I:A] (Defense Intelligence Agency) [Dish]; [Petri Dish]; [Satellite Dish] [District]; [District 9] [Division]; [Organized Crime Division] [Dock]; [Dock Yard]; [Dry Dock]; [Fuel Dock]; [Space Dock]; [Wet Dock] [Dojo]; [Dojang] [Dome]; [Geodesic Dome] [Domicile] [Door]; [Bay Door]; [Main Entrance Door]; [Revolving Door] [Dormitory]; [Dorms] [Dwellings] [Earth]; [Flat Earth] [Embassy] [Enclave] [Enterprise] [Entrance]; [Main Entrance] [Environment]; [Harsh Environment]; [Realistic Environment]; [Space Environment] [Establishment] [European Union]; [EU] [Europol] [EWCOY] (Electronic Warfare Company) FACILITIES [Facility Management] (Investment and strategy, administration, space management, operation and maintenance, service management. ⛦(5 FM)) [Cargo Facility]; [Correctional Facility] (highly institutionalized society); [Decommissioned Facility]; [Detention Facility]; [Military Facility]; [Mobile Quarantine Facility]; [Multi-Axis Trainer Facility]; [Processing Facility]; [Quarantine Facility]; [Rehabilitation Facility]; [Research Facility]; [Secure Facility]; [State Water Facility] [Faction] [Factory]; [Chemical Factory] [Faculty]; [Faculty of Sciences] [Family]; [Political Family] [Farm]; [Airdrop farming]; [Collective Farm]; [Farmhouse]; [Fishing Farm]; [Poultry Farm] [F:B:I] (Federal Bureau of Investigation) [Fence]; [Geofencing] (AI); [Ringfencing] {FIELDS} {Airfield}; Asteroid {field}; Avionics {field}; Battle{field}; Buddha{field}; Center {field}; Cloning {field}; Conventional {field}; Creative {fields}; Debris {field}; Deep {field} telescope images; Degraded {fields}; Density {field}; Description {field}; Energy {field}; [Farm] {field}; {Field} agent; {Field} Chaplain; {Field} duty; {Field} guardian; {Field} manager; {Field} marshal; {Field} of communication; {Field} of energy; {Field} of exoplanet science; {Fields} of experience; {Field} of expertise; {Fields} of horticulture and Botany; {Fields} of mental development; {Field} of observation; {Field} of paranormal activity; {Field} of physics; {Field} of research; {Field} of science; {Field} of study; {Field} of view; {Field} of vision; {Field} OPS; {Field} operator; {Field} testing; {Field} trip; {Field} work; Food {field} (streetfood festival/food truck festival)); Force {field}; Geomagnetic {field}; God's {field} (1 Corinthians 3:9); Gravity {field}; Higgs {field}; Image {field}; Landing {field}; Learning {field}; Magnetic {field}; Magnetic {field} reversal (780,000 years ago); Medical {field}; Mind{field} (urban); Mine{field}; Muddy {field}; Mystical {field}; Players in the {field}; Rice {fields}; Soccer {field}; Spice {fields} (Dune); Title {field}; Toroidal {field}; Various {fields}; Vector {field} [Flag] Square #vexillology : Tri-colored flags like the USA, UK, France and South Korea represents the tri-collared jobs: Tri-colored collars △|☐ 1. Red-collar job (Government workers, Ph.D. candidates) 2. White-collar job (Office workers, college, bachelor) 3. Blue-collar job (Blue jeans, overalls, or boilersuit hard labor workers. Interpretation: I work my ass of in blue; I wipe my ass with a red cloth and go to the white office to get underpaid.) [Flat] [Floor]; [Dance Floor]; [Ground Floor]; [State Floor]; [Floor Plans]; [Operations Floor]; [Top Floor]; [Trading Floor] [Flotilla] [Foreshore] [Fort]; [Fortress]; [Slave Fortress] [Foundation] [Foxhole] (A hole in the ground used by troops as a [shelter] against enemy fire or as a firing point) [Frame]; [Bed Frame]; [Framework] (Mental [Framework] being re-orientated); [Mainframe]; [Mind Frame]; [Page Frame]; [Reframe]; [Time Frame]; [Window Frame] [Fund]; [Hedge Fund] [Fundamental] (Sun, moon, mountains, stars); [Tenets]; [Doctrines]; [Constitution]; [Religion]; [Culture] [Fuselage] [Gallery]; [Art Gallery]; [Contemporary Art Gallery] [Garage]; [Parking Garage] [Garden]; [Back Garden]; [Botanic Garden]; [Garden of Eden]; [Rose Garden] [Garrison] [Gate]; [Military Gate] [Gear]; [Communications Gear]; [Gear Freak] [Geoblocking] (Internet) [Geography]; [Maritime Geography] (Brown Water, Green Water, and Blue Water) [Geometry] [Government]; [Local Government]; [Foreign Government]; [Prefecture Government] [Grid]; [Defense Grid] GROUNDS [Breeding Ground]; [Common Ground]; [Fairground]; [Festival Ground]; [Ground Control]; [Ground Forces]; [Groundwork]; [High Ground]; [Hunting Ground]; [Parade Ground]; [Playground]; [Training Ground]; [White House Grounds] GROUPS (Aircraft-) [Carrier Strike Group] (CSG); [Lunch Group]; [Paramilitary Group]; [Strike Group]; [Study Group] [Habitat] HALLS [Assembly Hall]; [Banquet Hall]; [Beer Hall]; [Bingo Hall]; [City Hall]; [Concert Hall]; [Dining Hall]; [East Hall]; [Hall of Fame]; [Lecture Hall]; [Meeting Hall]; [Mess Hall]; [Royal Albert Hall]; [Study Hall]; [Tenement Hall]; [Town Hall]; [Whitehall] [Hamlet] (A small settlement, generally one smaller than a village) [Hangar]; [Hangar Deck]; [Hangar Port] [Harbor] [Haven]; [Safe Haven] [Headroom] [Hedge] [Highlands] HOME/HOUSES [Care Home]; [Foster Home]; [Funeral Home]; [Home Guard]; [Homestead]; [Juvenile Home]; [Nursing Home] [Bakehouse]; [Bathhouse]; [Beach House]; [Blockhouse]; [Boarding House]; [Boathouse]; [Bouncy House]; [Chamber House]; [Clapboard house]; [Clearinghouse]; [Cliff House]; [Clubhouse]; [Country House]; [Courthouse]; [Doghouse]; [Dosshouse] (British English); [Farmhouse]; [Fish House]; [Flophouse] (American English); [Frat House] (College Fraternity House); [Gatehouse]; [Glass House]; [Greenhouse]; [Guesthouse]; [Henhouse]; [House Arrest]; [House of Commons] (Lower Chamber); [House of Lords) (Upper Chamber); [Houses of Parliament] (HP Sauce); [House of Prostitution]; [Killhouse]; [Lifeguard House]; [Lift House]; [Lighthouse]; [Mash House]; [Molly House]; [Outhouse]; [Penthouse]; [Playhouse]; [Poorhouse]; [Powerhouse]; [Publishing House]; [Religious House]; [Rest House]; [Roadhouse]; [Run-down House]; [Safe House]; [Slaughterhouse]; [Smokehouse]; [Sorority House]; [Steakhouse]; [Stilt House]; [Stone house]; [Storehouse]; [Suburban House]; [Sydney Opera House]; [Tatty House]; [Teahouse]; [Tranquillum House]; [Traphouse]; [Warehouse]; [Wheel House]; [White House]; [Whorehouse]; [Workhouse] [Hospice] [Hospital] [Hostel] [Hotel] [Hull] [Hut]; (Military: Attend Hut, Atten Hut, Ten-Hut) [Industry] [Inquisition] [Institute]; [Jejune Institute] (high-level social experiment) [Institution]; [Educational Institution]; [Mental Institution] [Interface]; [Document Centric Interface]; [Graphical User Interface] (GUI); [#Interface2037 ] (Nostromo); [Navigational Interface]; [Peripheral interface]; [Search Interface] [Interpol] [Inventory] [IPCC] (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change) [Island] [Physical Squares J-Z] [Jail] (also known as con college) [Jet]; [Private Jet] [Kennel]; [Dog Kennel] [Kindergarten] [Kingdom] [Laboratory] (Lab); [Engineering Lab]; [Sky Lab]; [Space Lab] [Lair] [Land]; [Borderland] (Somewhere between this land and the other side); [Landfill]; [Landscape]; [London Docklands]; [Lunar Landscape]; [Mainland] [Load]; [Boatload]; [Busload]; [Containerload]; [Lorryload]; [Payload]; [Shipload]; [Truckload]; [Vanload] [Location]; [5: Translocation]; [Location Manager]; [Pick-up Location] [Locker]; [Locker Room]; [Weapons Locker] [Lodge]; [Hunting Lodge]; [Masonic Lodge] [Lounge]; [Business Lounge]; [Cocktail Lounge]; [Nurse Lounge]; (Sky) [Observation Lounge] (Star★Trek USS Ent. D-class) [Lowlands] [Mall]; [Shopping Mall] [Manor] [Mansion] [Map]; [Sky Map]; [Neural Map]; [Star Map ]; [Treasure Map] MARKETS [Black Market]; [Central Market]; [Crypto (Currency) Market]; [Job Market]; [Labour Market]; [Marketplace]; [Market Square]; [Supermarket] [Mart]; [Mini Mart] [Matrix]; [M:W:A:M] ([Matrix] Within A [Matrix]) [Mausoleum] [Maze]; [Land Maze]; [Maze Land] [Menagerie] [Mess]; [Chief Petty Officer Mess]; [Officers' Mess]; [Sergeant Mess] [Metro]; [Metropol]; [Metropolitan Police] [Mine]; [Acoustic Mine]; (Electro-) [Magnetic Mine] [Missile] (ICBM) [Module]; [Control Module]; [Command Module]; [Docking Module]; [Habitation Module]; [Landing Module]; [Lunar Module]; [Main Module]; [Observation Module]; [Production Module]; [Return Module]; [Service Module]; [Storage Module] [Monastery] [Monitor] [Mortuary] [Motel] [Motor] [Mountain Range] [Museum]; [Computer History Museum]; [Maritime Museum]; [Rocket Museum]; [Science Museum]; [Submarine Museum] [Natatorium] [Nation]; [Maritime Nations] [National Intelligence Council] ([N:I:C]) [NATO] [Neighborhood] [Nest] [Network]; [Communications Network] [NORAD] (North American Aerospace Defense Command) [Note]; [Post-it Note] [NSA] (National Security Agency) {OBJECTS} Shining {Object], Unidentified Flying {Object} (UFO); Unidentified Submerged {Object} (USO) [Observatory] [Ocean]; [Mid-Ocean]; [Mid-Ocean Ridge] OFFICE [Back Office]; [Campaign Office]; [Church Office]; [Company Office]; [Front Office]; [Holy Office]; [Immigration Office] (Airport); [Mayor's Office]; [Oval Office] (White House); [Post Office]; [War Office] [Organization]; [Business Organization]; [International Organization]; [Political Organization]; [Social Organization] [Orphanage] [Outpost] [Outskirt] [Pad]; [Launch Pad] (Cape Canaveral) [Palace]; [Memory Palace]; [Presidential Palace] [Panel]; [Instrument Panel]; [Control Panel]; [Floor Panel] [Park]; [Amusement Park]; [Trailer Park] [Parking Lot] [Parlor]; [Massage Parlor] [Party]; [Blanket Party]; [Block Party]; [College Party]; [Funeral Party]; [Holiday Party]; [House Party]; [Pizza Party]; [Political Party]; [Pool Party]; [Slumber Party]; [Welcome Home Party] [Patio] [Pentagon] [PEOC] (Presidential Emergency Operations Center) [Perimeter] [Pipe]; [Network of Pipes]; [Pipeline] [Pit]; [Pithole] [Place] (A particular position or point in space); [Favorite Place]; [Fireplace]; [Magical⛦Place]; [Pizza Place]; [Workplace] [Plain]; [Coastal Plain]; [Grassy Plain] [Plane]; [Horizontal Plane] [Planet]; [Exoplanet]; [Home Planet]; [Ocean Planet] [Plant]; [Processing Plant] [Plantation]; [Coffee Plantation] [Plate]; [License Plate]; [Silver Plate]; [Tectonic Plate] [Plateau] PLATFORMS [ETF Platform]; [Financial Platform]; [Mining Platform]; [MT4 Web Trader Platform]; [Navigation Platform]; [Operating System Platforms]; [Social Media Platforms]; [Streaming Platform]; [Trading Platform]; [Train Platform] [Platoon] [Pod]; [Escape Pods]; [Tripod] [Podium] [Pool]; [Football Pool]; [Pool Party]; [Pool Table]; [Storage Pool]; [Swimming Pool] [Port]; [Airport]; [Container Port]; [Salvage Port] [Portal] [Post]; [Command Post]; [Lookout Post]; [Staging Post] [Power Plant] [Precinct] [Prefecture] [Premises] [Prison] [Protectorate] [Province] [Public]; [General Public] [Quadrant] [Quarry]; [Limestone Quarry] [Quarter]; [Captain's Quarter]; [Headquarter] (HQ); [Private Quarters] [RADAR] [Radio] [Ranch]; [Horse Ranch] [Ravine] REALMS [3D Realm]; [5D Realm]; [Angelic Realm]; [Beyond Our Realm]; [Celestial Realm]; [Center of the Realm]; [Demonic Realm]; [Different Realm]; [Divine Realm]; [Dusky Realm]; [Earth Realm] (The four physical realms: lithosphere, atmosphere, hydrosphere, biosphere); [Fantasy Realm]; [God's Realm]; [Grand Realm]; [High Dimensional Realm]; [Infernal Realm]; [Invisible Realm]; [Metaphysical Realm]; [Mortal Realm]; [Mythic Realm]; [Parallel Realm]; [Paranormal Realm]; [Physical Realm]; [Political Realm]; [Realm of Astrology]; [Realm of Communication]; [ Realm of Cooking ] ; [Realm of Disbeliefs]; [Realm of Engineering]; [Realm of (extreme) Possibilities]; [Realm of Mysteries]; [Realm of Science]; [Realm of Science Fiction]; [Realm of Self-improvement]; [Realm of the (truly) Bizarre]; [Realm of the Dead]; [Realm of the Veiled]; [Realm of Wonders]; [Spiritual Realm]; [Subterranean Realm] [Rectory] [Reef]; [Coral Reef] [Refuge] [Regiment] [Region] [Repository]; [File Repository] [Residence] [Resort]; [Hot Spring Resort]; [Nudist Resort] [Rink] [River]; [Shallow Rivers] [Rock]; [Bedrock] ROOMS [Activity Room]; [Alchemy Room]; [Anteroom]; [Art Room]; [Autopsy Room]; [Back Room]; [Ballroom]; [Barrack Room]; [Bathroom] (Master [Bathroom]); [Bedroom] (Master [Bedroom]); [Billiard Room]; [Bio-clean Room]; [Bio-secure Room]; [Blue Room]; [Boardroom]; [Break Room]; [Briefing Room]; [Bunk Room]; [Celestial Room]; [Chatroom]; [Cipher Room]; [Classroom]; [Cleanroom]; [Collection Room]; [Comfort Room]; [Comm Room]; [Common Room]; [Competition Room]; [Conference Room]; [Control Room]; [Counseling Room]; [Courtroom]; [Decoction Room]; [Delivery Room]; [Dining Room]; [Display Room]; [Doctor's Room]; [Dorm Room]; [Drawing Room]; [Dressing Room]; [Education Room]; [Emergency Operating Room]; [Emergency Response Room]; [Engine Room]; [Engineering Room]; [Equatorial Board Room]; (Mobile) [Escape Room]; [Mystery Room]; [Exam Room]; [Exercise Room]; [Outbreak Room]; [Evidence Room]; [Exhibition Room]; [Family Room]; [Flight Control Room]; [Free-running Room]; [Freezer Room]; [Game(s) Room]; [Green Room]; [Guard Room]; [Guest Room]; [Homeroom]; [Hotel Room]; [Hypnotherapy Room]; [Incinerator Room] (cremation); [Incubation Room]; [Interrogation Room]; [Keeping Room]; [Kids' Room]; [Laundry Room]; [Living Room]; [Locker Room]; [Lunchroom]; [Machine Room]; [Map Room]; [Medical Room]; [Mess Room]; [MI Room, means Medical Inspection Room]; [Mindfulness Room]; [Multi-use Room]; [Newsroom]; [Operating Room]; [Operations Room] (OPS Room); [Ordinance Room]; [Orgy Room]: [Oval Room]; [Panic Room]; [Piano Room]; [Playroom]; [Plotting Room]; [Pool Room]; [Powder Room]; [Practice Room]; [Property Room]; [Radio Room]; [Reactor Room]; [Reading Room]; [Ready Room] (Aircraft•|•Carrier, Star★Trek); [Rec Room]; [Records Room]; [Recovery Room]; [Recreation Room]; [Relaxation Room]; [Restroom]; [Room Service]; [Screening Room]; [Sealing/Sealed Room]; [Seance Room]; [Secret Room]; [Security Room]; [Server Room]; [Showroom]; [Singing Room]; [Sitting Room]; [Situation Room]; [Smoking Room]; [Snooker Room]; [Soundproof Room]; [Spare Room]; [Special Room]; [Spin Room]; [Staff Room]; [Stateroom]; [Sterile Room]; [Storeroom]; [Storage Room]; [Study Room]; [Supply Room]; [Systems Room]; [Tactical Room]; [Tea Room]; [Technical Services Room]; [Temple Room]; [Therapy Room]; [Throne Room]; [Tobacco Room]; [Toilet Room]; [Tower Room]; [Trading Room]; [Training Room]; [Trauma Room]; [Treasure Room]; [Treatment Room]; [Turbine Room]; [TV Room]; [TV Master Control Room]; [Vending Room]; [Visitation Room]; [Voodoo Room]; [Waiting Room]; [War Room]; [Washroom] (Canadian); [Weapons Room]; [Withdrawing Room] [Saloon] (a public room or building used for a specified purpose); [Billiard Saloon]; [Dining Saloon] [Sanatorium] [Sanctuary] [Scene]; [Crime Scene]; [Domestic Scene]; [Food Scene]; [Mob Scene]; [Pastoral Scene] [Scenario] SCHOOLS Trinity △ 1. Elementary school 2. Middle school 3. High school Trinity △ 1. Public school 2. Private school 3. Boarding school (Danish efterskole) [Art School]; [Business School]; [Cooking School]; [Cradle School]; [Culinary School]; [Exorcist School]; [Head School]; [Law School]; [Medical School]; [Military School]; [Pottery School]; [State School] (undergrad, meaning an undergraduate); [Technical School]; [Trade School] SCOPES [Endoscope]; [Fluoroscope]; [Gyroscope]; [Horoscope ]; [Hygroscope]; [Interscope Records]; [Kaleidoscope]; [Microscope]; [Nanoscopic Scale]; [Oscilloscope]; [Stroboscope]; [Telescope] [Screen]; [TV Screen] [SEAL] (Sea, Air, Land) [Secret Service] SECTIONS [Intersection] (a #point or #line common to lines or surfaces that intersect) SECTORS [Private Sector]; [Public Sector] [Sect] [Sediment] [Segment] [Seiches] (Dune) [Seminary] [Shed]; [Dog shed] (Dog Kennels); [Woodshed] [Shelter]; [Bomb Shelter] [Ship] (#lv7 ship types ) SHOPS [Barbershop]; [Bento Shop]; [Blacksmith Shop]; [Cheese Shop]; [Consignment Shop]; [Grocery Shop]; [Local Shop]; [Machine Shop]; [Pawn Shop]; [Sweetshop]; [Tea Shop]; [Workshop] [Shuttle]; [Space Shuttle] SITES [Archeological Site]; [Campsite]; [Combat Site]; [Construction Site]; [Crash Site]; [Drop Site] (a site where something, such as paratroopers or supplies, or electronic data is dropped, especially airdropped); [Dump Site]; [Excavation Site]; [Exchange Site]; [Fan Site]; [Grave Site]; [Landing Site]; [Launch Site]; [Mining Site]; [Murder Site]; [Reclamation Site]; [Sinkhole Site]; [Test Site]; [UNESCO World Heritage Site}; [Web Site] SOCIETIES [Geological Society]; [High•|•Society ]; [Honorary Society]; [Interplanetary Society]; [Local Preservation Society]; [Planetary Society]; [Preservation Society]; [Royal Society]; [Thule Society] [SONAR]; [Active SONAR]; [Passive SONAR] [Space] [Squad]; [Squadron] SQUARES [Lavish Square]; [Leicester Square]; [Madison Square Garden]; [Magic⛦Square ]; [Red Square] (Russian: Красная площадь); [Square Bracket]; [Square Hole] (meaning a misfit, especially a person unsuited for a position or activity, like round peg in a square hole); [Square Yards]; [Square Zero]; [Tiananmen Square]; [Times Square]; [Town Square]; [Trafalgar Square] [Squadron] [Stadium] [Stage] STATES [Authoritarian State]; [Deep State]; [Mafia State]; [State Entity]; [Surveillance State]; [Swing State] STATIONS [Battle Stations] (or general quarters); [Bus Station]; [Central Station]; [Coastal Power Station]; [Emergency Spill Station]; [Fire Station]; [Gas Station]; [Ground Station]; [Launching Station]; [Metro Station]; [Petrol Station]; [Police Station]; [Power Station]; [Rescue Station]; [Space Station]; [Street Station]; [Subway Station]; [Television Station]; [Train Station]; [Workstation] [Stockade] [Storage]; [File Storage]; [Fuel Storage]; [Weapons Storage] STORES [Army Surplus Store]; [Auto Part Store] (Automotive Parts retailer); [Bookstore]; [Candy Store]; [Corner Store]; [Convenience Store]; [Department Store]; [General Store]; [Grocery Store]; [Hardware Store]; [Liquor Store]; [Record Store]; [Ship's Service Store] [STRATCOM] (Strategic Communications/Command Centre, NATO/EU Centre of Excellence (CoE)) [Stronghold] [Studio] [Submarine] (Sub); [Nuclear Submarine] [Suite]; [Master Suite] [Surface]; [Lunar Surface]; [Moon's Surface]; [Planetary Surface] [Syndicate] SYSTEMS [Advanced SEAL Delivery System] (ASDS); [Global Positioning System] (GPS); [Maritime Systems]; [Network Operating System] (NOS); [Operating System] (OS) [Table]; [Café Table]; [Pool Table]; [Spinning Table] (Spiritual Séance); [Table Ornament] [Tank]; [Sensory Deprivation Tank] [Tavern] [Team]; [Compliance Team]; [Toxicology Team] [Television] (TV) [Template] [Temple]; [Hare Krishna Temple] [Ten Forward] (Star★Trek USS Ent. D-class Deck Ten Forward Section) [Tent] [Terminal] [Terrace] TERRAINS [Barren Terrain]; [Highland Terrain]; [Hilly Terrain]; [Lowland Terrain]; [Lunar Terrain] [Terrarium] (Aquarium, Vivarium) [Territory] [Terroir] [Text]; [Supplementary Text] [Theater]; [Amphitheater] [Theme] [Tower]; [Bell Tower] [Town]; [China Town]; [Downtown]; [Ghost Town]; [Harbor Town]; [Middletown] (Midtown); [Mining Town]; [Township]; [Uptown] [Train] [Travel Tube] (Moonbase Alpha 1978) [Trenches] [Tribe] [Tribunal]; [International War Crimes Tribunal] [Tub]; [Bathtub]; [Hot Tub] (Spa, Geyser) [Tunnel]; [Vacuum Tunnel] [Turbine]; [Steam Turbine] [United Nations]; [UN] [United States]; [US] [University] [Unpleasantville] (Fictitious) [Utopia] [Valley] [Van]; [Caravan]; [Camper Van]; [Recreational Van] (RV) [Vault] VEHICLES/VESSELS [Autonomous Underwater Vehicle] (AUV); [Remotely Operated Underwater Vehicle] (ROUV or just ROV); [SEAL Delivery Vehicle] (SDV); [Sports Utility Vehicle] (SUV); [Unmanned Surface Vehicles] (also known as Unmanned Surface Vessels) (USVs) [Uncrewed Surface and Subsurface Vessel] (USSV) [Venue] [Vicinity] [Village]; [Retirement Village] [Wall] [Wardrobe] [Wasteland]; [Barren Wasteland] [Web]; [Spiderweb]; [Worldwide Web] [Well] (Noun) [World]; [Waterworld]; [Spiritual World] YARDS [Backyard]; [Courtyard]; [Front Yard]; [Graveyard]; [Junkyard]; [Lumberyard]; [Schoolyard]; [Scrap Yard]; [Shipyard]; [Truck Yard]; [Wrecking Yard]; [Yard Sale]; [Whole 9 Yards] [YMCA] (Young Men's Christian Association) ZONES [Abandoned Zone]; [Active Zone]; [Advantage Zone] (Stealth Technology); [Battle Zone]; [Black Zone]; [Blast(-ing) Zone]; [Boreal Zone]; [Buffer Zone] (eg. Ukraine); [Canal Zone] (Panama Canal); [Climatic Zone]; [Closed Zone]; [Coastal Zone]; [Cold(-water) Zone]; [Combat Zone]; [Comfort Zone]; [Commercial Zone]; [Conflict Zone]; [Control of Separation Zone] (Ground Effect Zone, Aerodynamics); [Contamination Zone]; [Corridor Zone]; [Crash Zone]; [Damage Zone]; (Flood) [Danger Zone ]; [Dead Zone]; [Death Zone] (reach the summit of a mountain or hill); [Defensive Zone]; [D:M:Z] (also in computer science); [Designated Zone]; [Detention Zone]; [Detonation Zone]; [Disaster Zone]; [Drop Zone]; [Eclipse Zone]; [End Zone] (Sports); [Engagement Zone]; [Evacuation Zone]; [Exclusion Zone]; [Faction Zones]; [Fallout Zone]; [Fault Zone]; {Flood Zone]; [Food Zone] (Street Food); [Forbidden Zone]; [Fracture Zone]; [Free Zone]; [Game Zone]; [Goldilocks Zone] (habitable zone); [Gray Zone] (also called zone zero); [Green Zone]; [Guest Zone] (Wi-Fi); [Gun-free Zone]; [Habitable Zone] ([Circumstellar Habitable Zone]); [Heart Rate Zones 1-5]; [Hot Zone]; [Hurricane Zone]; [Impact Zone]; [In the Heart of the Zone]; [Industrial Zone]; [Infected Zone]; [Interaction•|•Zone]; [Kill(-ing) Zone]; [Landing Zone] (LZ); [Launch Zone]; [Lawless Zone]; [Love Zone]; [Military Zone]; [Neutral Zone]; [No-fly/flight Zone]; [Occupation Zone]; [Operation Zone] (also anti-terror operation zone); [Orbital Zone]; [Parking Zone]; [Proletarian Zone]; [Protection Zone]; [Quarantine Zone]; [Radiation Zone]; [Relief Zone]; [Resilience Zone]; [Restricted Zone]; [Safe Zone]; [Secure Zone}; [Seismic Zone]; [Sterling Zone] (Early colonial British Empire); [Strike Zone]; [Subduction Zone]; [Subsurface Attack Zone]; [Surveillance Zone]; [Target Zone]; [Terraforming Zone]; [Time Zone ]; [Touchdown Zone]; [Trade Zone]; [Traffic Zone, Traffic Analysis Zone, Limited Traffic Zone (LTZ)]; [Transition Zone]; [#Twilight Zone]; [Urban Zone]; [Video Zone]; [War Zone]; [Work Zone]; [Zen-Zone]; [Zone Therapy] (also known as reflexology) [Zoo] (also a Menagerie) Back to Top