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Last night I freed up enough time to go to the Skeptics in the pub meeting in that there London. It appears I managed to stay longer than one of the Skepchicks who had to walk out after the first few minutes. Giving the talk was Paul Taylor (thats him on the left) from the Answers in Genesis "peer reviewed" creationist journal (which I've talked about before). As such I thought I would try something a little different for Skeptobot and review it.
Firstly I have to admit I had a lot of respect for the guy in actually having the balls to turn up in front of so many skeptics and say the things he said. But man did he talk a lot of crap. Well spoken and with humour but still crap. The crap itself wasn't the problem, it was it's rate of change (dcrap/dt). I could go on for page after page breaking apart each and every slide (of which there was a lot), I could just focus on the areas I'm specialized in (his claim that the homogeneity of the Cosmic Microwave Background disproves the age of the universe, and Einsteins relativity allowing for 6000yrs to be long enough for the whole universe to reach what it looks like now). But that misses the bigger picture.
Indeed most people in the questions did pick their topic and try and hold him to account on it (I tried to talk about the CMB, stalker fans, but as the microphone went dead I panicked and rather than shout about relativity I ended up asking a rather awful question about which bible he believed in, and what set christian creation science ahead of other religions creation science). Most people did much better than me and hammered home individual points, but it still didn't matter.
Taylor had sprinted through Cosmology, Astrophysics, Timescales, Geology, The Fossil Record, Biology, Evolution, Education. For each one he explained how the evidence supported Creationism and moved on. Anyone trying to bring him to account on any of those topics was faced with 'I'm not an expert, and I don't pretend to be, I am a generalist, a populist' (paraphrased).
Now in this situation, that's fine. The audience is experienced with science enough to see the game he is playing. But what has scared me since is pondering on how that talk is normally used.
Taylor's main claim was that science is colored by the assumptions and beliefs you have going into it. And that the data supports an atheists view as equally as a creationists. Which is of course a ludicrous, but subtle perversion of what science is about. In reality he's just attempting to create the illusion of debate. That wonderful wedge strategy to get it taught in schools.
But what is worrying is that my take home message was how successful his shotgun approach to whole realm of science was. He typically gives church talks, presumably he races non-scientists through every sphere of science in 60mins and tries to plant a little seed of doubt in their mind about each area.
A skeptic can follow him up with weed killer and destroy each seed in turn with ease. But the effort it takes to plant a seed is so much less than the effort to remove it that you worry that enough will escape to leave that doubt in the publics mind.
And that, I suspect, is all he wants. It doesn't matter how many individual ideas come crashing down, as long as he can keep the pace up he can win.
Now how do we face that?
Skeptics in the Pub Review - Paul Taylor from Answers in Genesis
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- Darkwinter said...
Hey hey. Followed your link from Skepchick.
I think the answer to your final question - which is something I too very much took away from the talk last night - has to be about education.
We need to raise the level of public debate and public knowledge of science; it's the only way I can see of preventing - or at least limiting - those seeds taking root.
How we go about that gets a little more sticky. Certainly one area which I think needs swift and comprehensive change is science in the media. But then, there's an argument that the media is only dumbed-down because people are more receptive to it that way - which brings us right back to education.
If we can get children more interested in science and more capable of using critical thinking skills, then we're on the right path to a long-term rational solution. But, again, going into the "how" of that gets awfully sticky.
- 2:40 pm
"Now in this situation, that's fine. The audience is experienced with science enough to see the game he is playing. But what has scared me since is pondering on how that talk is normally used."
Did you notice his slide with the full title of On the Origin of Species, with the second half highlighted, that was shown when he was talking about racism?
- 8:53 pm
- Lave said...
I agree darkwinter, it's not a simple problem at all, and involves a lot of effort. But I think we are up to it.
@ mojo: I was stuck in a corner and didn't get a long enough look at that slide to be sure what he was saying, so I don't feel I can condemn him for it. But I got the same impression.
- 3:37 pm
It's a form of ecclesiastical spam to all intensive purposes.
It may seem obviously illogical, refutable and badly intentioned, but if you spread something out through so many sources eventually someone bites.
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My was a great one ticket was ready at box office. Seat was in fine area. Travis was great the sing an looks where just I like Elvis even when I was just talking an joking around with the people he is a " People person" walking hug the ladies an singing to them an playing men there. The people got up dance an had a great time. The night was just a reminder of our youth. I would go back an see him again this time with friend's
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Again, gorgeous work!
the lighting off her arm and bow is sublime! Graceful line of curves and movement. Against that window the light/dark contrast is terrific! Beautiful again!!
Very beautiful work, love her pose and the lighting is just perfect....excellent done.
just beautiful
Beautiful completely beautiful
Very nice. The woman's face is perfect and the lighting is, yeah, it's perfect too!
Very nice. Love the shading of the image
very pretty !!!
Outstanding - I have been a watcher for a while - this is one of my faves - great job
No mercy, but lots of sexy!
She looks like Linda Hamilton.
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The lighting in this is wonderful. I know that's an aery soul outfit, just can't remember which one, but it looks like you did some amazing work on the fabric textures.
wow thats a very revealing outfit not that i complain though
great ambient with the shadows, the lights look so very real!! it ALL looks very real, save the hair, wich looks a lil more animesque than the rest but still very good
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BOSTON (AP) - Boston Red Sox ace Pedro Martinez said Tuesday he will miss the rest of the season with inflammation in his right shoulder, confirming what had been expected since the team fell out of contention.
"I would like to pitch, but there's nothing I can do," he said while standing in the Fenway Park stands in street clothes. "I have to be smart. There's nothing I can do to bring the team back."
Martinez will be placed on the 15-day disabled list and begin rehabilitation as soon as the season is over, general manager Dan Duquette said before Boston's game against Tampa Bay - the team's first since the terrorist attacks at the Pentagon and the World Trade Center.
"The reason we're playing right now is probably to try to make people forget," Martinez said.
Asked whether he was concerned about his safety in Fenway Park, he said: "I don't have any fear. I always felt safe on a baseball field."
The Red Sox were in first place in the AL East on June 27, when Martinez first went on the disabled list. They were still in contention when he returned Aug. 26, but he was clearly not the same pitcher who won three Cy Young Awards and was 7-1 with a 1.44 earned-run average on Memorial Day.
His return couldn't keep the Red Sox from losing 13 of 14 games since Aug. 25 to fall 13 games behind the New York Yankees in the American League East and 131/2 games behind Oakland in the AL wild-card race. After his last start, on Sept. 7, the team said he would not pitch again unless the Red Sox returned to the pennant race.
"Like everybody else, we were expecting a little bit more," he said. "I was very sad to let it go. We lost Nomar (Garciaparra), which was a big part of it, and also (Jason) Varitek. But we tried. We don't have anything to be ashamed of."
Martinez's spot in the Red Sox rotation will be taken by former reliever Derek Lowe. He will be limited to three innings or 45 pitches against Detroit on Saturday and probably will get at most four starts.
Lowe, who has blown six of 30 save chances this year and has allowed eight of 27 inherited runners to score, has made just 19 starts in 295 major league appearances.
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The new version of the Red Hat Satellite server expands functionality, including in the areas of client management and the API.
The newly integrated Cobbler installation software should make sys admin tasks such as package installation, channel subscriptions to the Red Hat network and DHCP and DNS configurations easier. Cobbler also works with the Koan tool to help clone existing systems in virtual environments.
New to version 5.3 is also the possibility to migrate to remote locations in so-called "trust relationships" between two mor more organizations. Along with it is a new synchronization function that brings systems between a master and slave satellite to an equal status. Red Hat even highlights the expanded API: what is possible in the Web interface is now also possible in the programming interface.
Further enhancements are listed on the Red Hat News page and the Satellite FAQ includes some specifics on pricing
The Cobbler Linux installation server was first tried out in the community version of the Satellite server, the Spacewalk project. Red Hat first provided Satellite in this form and open source in 2008.
With the Red Hat Network Satellite Server system management software sys admins can provide their systems with updates and manage large and distributed infrastructures.
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SilverStone SG05BB-Lite case with a Yate Loon D12SL-12 120mm intake fan & Panasonic UJ-875AS ODD.
Noctua NH-L12 mounted on a ASUS Z87i-Deluxe. SilverStone SFX modular PSU ST45SF-G
Panasonic UJ-875AS ODD. Silverstone ST45SF-G SFX modular PSU.
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CPU: Intel Core i5-4570S 65W
CPU cooler: Noctua NH-L12
CPU fan: Nexus Real Silent Case Fan 92mm
MOBO: ASUS Z87i-Deluxe
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I guess it's time to remove the dust too!
ASUS GTX650TIB-DC2OC-2GD5. Not the fastest card that can fit this case, but definately the fastest QUIET card that can. :)
EDIT: May 29th, 2014 - ASUS has released another card that is way faster and is still quiet and it fits this case. It is the GTX760-DC2OC-2GD5. The GTX650TIB-DC2OC-2GD5 that I own is now discontinued.
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Had to drill a small hole.
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On Tuesday night, Canada's men's national team played Ghana in a friendly in Washington, D.C. while the Canadian U-23 team played the United States in the third-place game of the CONCACAF Olympic qualifying tournament.
The U-23s, who had national-program coach Benito Floro with them in Utah, were reduced to 10 men before halftime, and gave up two second-half goals. The Olympic dream is over with a 2-0 loss to the Americans; by taking third, the U.S. goes into a playoff with Colombia for a spot at Rio 2016.
For the Canadian senior team, playing Ghana represented the last tune-up ahead of the Nov. 13 World Cup qualifier against Honduras. For Canada, it was all about bringing in new faces, including Fraser Aird and, ahem, Junior Hoilett. As well, Lucas Cavallini was welcomed back into the Canadian fold. And youngsters Sam Adekudgbe, Marco Bustos and Kianz Froese were also given a decent run out.
Canada drew Ghana 1-1; Marcel de Jong scored a first-half screamer from distance, a shot we can only hope his bosses at Sporting Kansas City were watching. Maybe it will help de Jong fight his way back into the side. Ghana equalized right before halftime and had plenty of chances late to win the game, as the Canadians looked to work on bunkering. Don't snicker; it's something Canada needs to work on for those road games in CONCACAF qualifying. Still, Ghana missed a few very good chances from in close.
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Throughout its run on AMC, Mad Men has contrasted the interpersonal drama of its characters against the turbulent decade of the 1960s, functioning as a Cliff's Notes version of that era's historical events. Watershed moments such as President John F. Kennedy's assassination, the Cuban missile crisis, the civil rights movement, and the Vietnam protests have all inspired memorable episodes in previous seasons. Although history has played a minor role so far, this season may end up topping them all if creator Matthew Weiner incorporates the impactful events still to come, including the assassination of Robert F. Kennedy and the riots in Chicago during the Democratic National Convention.
Suffice to say, 1968 is a tinderbox waiting to be ignited, and this week's episode was the first to light the flame with the assassination of civil rights icon Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. in Memphis, Tennessee. During an advertising awards ceremony attended by Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce as well as Peggy and her colleagues from Cutler, Gleason and Chaough, the news is blurted out by an audience member while Paul Newman is making a speech supporting Gene McCarthy over Bobby Kennedy in the Democratic primaries. The awards event takes a brief intermission to allow everyone to compose themselves, as concern quickly turns to the potentially riotous reaction of the black population who had placed their hopes and dreams in Dr. King's vision.
From there, we witness the varied reactions to the news. Like any good husband and father, Don is most concerned about his married mistress Sylvia, who traveled to Washington, DC with her husband for the weekend before the riots broke out. Betty interrupts his worrying when she calls and demands that he pick up the kids despite the turmoil in the streets, assuring him that Henry said it was safe. Don drives out and retrieves the children, passing police sirens and flashing lights on the way home, and enjoys some bonding time with middle child Bobby the next day. While Megan takes Sally and little Gene to a candlelight vigil, Don and his first-born son deal with their stress over the tragic event by going to the movies to watch the original Planet of the Apes. After the unforgettable twist ending (SPOILER ALERT!) that the simian-ruled planet was actually Earth in the future, Bobby is suitably awestruck and utters a classic, "Jesus." He likes the movie so much, they stay to watch it again. Wait until this guy sees The Matrix in 30 years. 40-year-old Bobby is going to lose his shit.
The most touching moment occurs while Don and Bobby await the next screening. Bobby innocently strikes up a conversation with the black usher sweeping the aisles and comments, "Everybody likes to go to the movies when they're sad." Young actor Mason Vale Cotton deserves some credit for his effort in this episode, bringing Bobby to life in a way we haven't seen and making us empathize with this poor young kid who doesn't understand why his mom is always mad at him. Finally feeling a connection with his son, Don later admits to Megan that he had never really loved his children and "faked it" since they were babies. He tearfully wonders if his own father felt the same way and describes the sensation of his heart about to explode when he felt that love for real for the first time, presumably referring to his day at the movies with Bobby. (Can't really blame Don, Bobby was an irritating little brat when he was younger.) Jon Hamm delivers another powerful performance in this scene that will undoubtedly provide fine Emmy fodder when awards season rolls around again.
As if by instinct, Pete reacts to the news of Dr. King's assassination selfishly by using the tragedy and ensuing riots to worm his way back into his old life with Trudy and their daughter Tammy, offering to stay at the house with them. It's possible he actually cares, but more likely he just wants to flee the city because of the riots. Trudy turns down his attempts and even withstands his final guilt-trip: "I don't want you to be worried." Pete's later outburst against Harry — accusing him of being a "bonafide racist" because he's focused on business instead of the national tragedy — seems out of character until Pete mentions that Dr. King had a wife and children. Once again, Pete can only think about himself and equates the situation with his own.
To balance out the super-serious nature of the murder, comedy relief is provided by Lost alum (and Tom Cruise cousin) William Mapother's portrayal of insurance executive Randall Walsh, obviously one of Roger's LSD buddies who exhibits odd behavior and tries to communicate without words. Claiming that he was visited by the spirit of Dr. King, Randall has concocted a property insurance ad campaign depicting a molotov cocktail being lit to capitalize on the fear created by the riots. Although Roger astutely notes that someone will probably make that ad, Don replies that it won't be SCDP and that's that. Roger later explains the only reason he brought Randall in was because he talked Rog "off a roof" once; could he be referencing last season's finale when we last saw Roger tripping balls and standing on his windowsill?
Mad Men is at its best when it subtly interweaves real-world historical events with the overall dramatic narrative. While this episode had its strong points, "The Flood" felt heavy-handed at times in dealing with race relations and the implications of Dr. King's assassination. The episode also felt timely because it seems like there's a national tragedy every other week these days and we are all more connected through social media and 24-hour cable news. It's sobering to look back at a time when news like this was shared communally, with family and friends and co-workers huddled around televisions and radios. There was a sense that everyone was living out the same experience, as opposed to the cynical and conflicting points of view easily circulated today. Aside from Harry's concern for the clients, the closest we got to a glib, Twitter-like comment was Roger's disappointment that MLK's impressive oratory skills didn't "solve the whole thing." Progress, indeed.


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1. I have support in my theme for two menus, "primary" and "secondary."
2. I have two menus defined: "Desktop" and "Mobile."
3. The "Desktop" menu is in the "primary" position. The "Mobile" menu is currently unassigned.
What I need is either of the following, which will have the same effect:
A. change the menu assigned to "primary" from "Desktop" to "Mobile."
B. when the primary menu is shown, show the secondary menu instead (this implies that the "Mobile" menu is assigned to the "Secondary" position).
Is this possible? I sure can't find anything in the codex to handle this.
If you're curious as to why, here is why:
The Desktop menu includes items with submenus and the submenus drop down from a trigger menu item. And in addition to the submenu items in the dropdown being clickable, the trigger item itself is clickable as well.
So for example, the "Info" menu item:
- when rolled over, shows the submenu
- when clicked, shows the Info page
All fine, except on touch devices which don't have a hover state: when touching the Info item, it registers as both a click and a hover, and so the submenu is never seen before the browser is sent to the page linked to by the Info menu item.
"But Mike, why not just remove the click link from the menu items that have dropdown menus?"
That may be the end game here. But if it's a simple reassignment of the menus, I'd rather do that.
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ATLANTA (AP) - The Georgia Supreme Court has refused to stay the
execution of Troy Davis, removing one of the last obstacles to him being put to death on Tuesday.
The vote was 6-1.
The majority of the justices said the U.S. Supreme Court, where Davis has another appeal pending, has jurisdiction.
Davis was convicted of the 1989 murder of an off-duty Savannah
police officer.
Davis' supporters say new evidence could exonerate him. Several
witnesses have recanted their testimony. And Davis' lawyers say three people who did not testify at his trial said a man who took the stand against Davis confessed to the killing.
The Georgia Supreme Court rejected Davis' appeal for a new trial
in March and a plea to reconsider the ruling in April by identical
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The Okaloosa County Sheriff's Office says a Jasper Alabama man being held on multiple felony charges pointed a shotgun at his ex-wife through the back door of her Niceville home Monday morning before shooting through the door and into the house. 53-year old Michael Crump is charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, firing a weapon into an occupied dwelling, burglary with assault or battery, criminal mischief over one-thousand dollars, and violation of a domestic violence injunction. The ex-wife was able to run upstairs, crawl out a bedroom window, and then onto the roof of the garage to escape. She then fled to safety in a neighbor's home.
An Okaloosa deputy responding to the victim's 9-1-1 call says when he arrived Crump had gotten into his car and was attempting to leave. The deputy blocked the roadway with his patrol car and ordered Crump to stop, but Crump drove onto a lawn and took off.
He was later captured by Okaloosa deputies on Highway 20 in Walton County.
The Okaloosa County Sheriff's Office Dive Unit located the suspected shotgun in Choctawhatchee Bay in Walton County. Deputies also found a yellow colored spent shotgun shell casing which was matched to the casing found inside the victim's home on Laura Lane. Damage inside the residence is estimated at nearly 10-thousand dollars.
Crump had been issued a domestic violence injunction on July 21, 2010 which ordered him to stay at least five-hundred feet away from his ex-wife and her home. That injunction was issued following Crump's arrest for battering her on July 3rd.


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I'm trying to build up my company site with wordpress and I need to have two different forums with different templates.
So I installed bbpress and I created two different pages in wordpress and in each page I used shortcode "[bbp-single-forum id=$post_id]" to create a single forum page.
Each single forum page should use different template or theme, but I couldn't find any way to use different templates for different forums simultaneously.
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#21 Jun 29, 2012
problem is elderly drivers and women
#22 Jun 30, 2012
They drive that way because it is the way they are taught to drive these days. I, recently, followed a Drivers Education car for about three miles because they were in the left lane driving beside of another car and I could not pass them.
When the car beside them finally turned and I was allowed to pass, I saw the instructor was busy talking on his cell phone and was not paying attention to anything else.
#23 Jun 30, 2012
when you get around them pull in front of them and slow to a crawl. I have also been known to cut in front of those drivers ed cars so close the bumpers almost touch then slam on the brakes for a microsecond then stomp it before they hit me or if in a front wheel drive with a hand brake pull it up so the rear wheels lock up and make it look like you are stopping. kids freak out.
I have saw them hit the median or just stop in the lane.
it is funny as chit. If I see one and am bored I always pull over and slap my fake tag over my real one then catch back up with them and the fun begins.
as far as the tag, I found a car identical to mine and wrote down the tag number. got on ebay and ordered a replica tag with those numbers, it looks identical to a real Tennessee tag or any other state you want. Attach two hooks in the top that slide over the top of my real tag along with one suction cup i the center to hold it steady the the fun begins.
stop somewhere with no one around and remove said fake tag and hide it then come back in my other car and get it later.
I originally bought the tag to screw with red light cameras.
It is registered to someone in Nashville, i can imagine their faces wen they got 20 tickets in the mail one day with pictures of their car and its tag speeding through morristown one night when they were home in Nashville and most likely in bed asleep.
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We're still steadily awaiting the all new 2014 C7 Corvette to unrobe itself in Detroit, for now, we've been receiving bits and pieces of what to expect in the all new 'Vette before then. This time, a teaser of the front end and brake cooling system was revealed through an official dealer service manual by Chevrolet via auto photog Chris Doane's Facebook page.
From what you can see, the new Corvette comes with a more open front grille, larger headlights and an aggressive side scoop; all details similar to initial reports. Underneath we see mostly brake cooling system mumbo-jumbo, which, doesn't reveal a whole heluva lot.
So far, it looks like this is about all we're going to get on the new 'Vette before next year (if not sooner).
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- DepEd Davao del NorteEducation Program Supervisor, 2009 - present
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Toronto born, mid 30's, worked in the marketing/packaging industry for a food company. I've been baking and writing for a very long time. Scary to think I've had more than 20 year experience. Gluten free baking still confounds me as this is new for me, but I think I'll get there.
As if running one blog isn't enough, I also run Vegan Bloggers Unite!, which is a collective of vegan bloggers from around the world featured in one location.
My recipes have been featured on: Happy Herbivore, Bob's Red Mill, and the Blytheraw Ustream show. I was a paid blogger to introduce Gluten Free Chex to Canada with featured recipe, View the Vibe's Featured Foodie, and more to come I'm sure.
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I'd like that the site cover the ful screen.
I'd like that the site cover the ful screen.
and which one: my website, your website, the website of "Johnny"?
a url would be helpfully....(or helpful ))
the problem is that my site is on my pc only...
You want a "fluid" or "liquid layout." There are some fluid templates, a few you can find. I prefer that style, also (it is hotly debated). Here is an example 3-column fluid template: "Spirit"
I'd prefere a liquid layout using my theme red-train
The "layout" is part of the theme. You have 2 options: hack the theme until it looks like you want it or, take a full-screen theme and make it look like you want.
I think I will practice this on a test-install of Kubrick. I will take the approach, hack the Kubrick theme to have a 100% or fluid-width liquid layout.
I know that I will be working with the CSS, and I will need to modify the Kubrick background graphic in Photoshop. That's about all I know so far.
Any hints, or knowledge of an exisiting liquid-Kubrick variation?
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How long have we been waiting for Café della Vita Sushi Bar? Well, break out all your fingers: Tengo left Fuji Ya in January, and the first published reports forecast the opening day for April. Then June. Somewhere in there, Tengo's sideman from Fuji Ya, Sefu, left Fuji Ya for Café della Vita Sushi Bar, too. Then July came and went. Well, the place finally opened in August and, Bunky, the wait was worth it.
For those of you who haven't been on the edge of your seat, here's the reason for the hullaballoo: Tengo--born Teng Thao, but rechristened behind the sushi bar--is an absolute wizard with the fresh fish. He made his name during the six and a half years he spent behind the bar at Origami, where he won all kinds of awards and founded a loyal following. After that he carried his reputation, and his followers, with him to Fuji Ya, where he won some more awards. But then, last January, he left. Darkness settled upon the prairie. In a land where sushi is consistently inconsistent, Tengo was beloved for sending out only the most carefully made food--nothing unfresh, nothing sloppy. To gild the lily, Tengo is a raucous, jovial, and irrepressible force behind the bar: Wherever Tengo is is always a lot more fun than wherever Tengo is not. To make math out of it: beautiful sushi + fun guy = cult following.
Well, the cult should be singing now. There's plenty to love at Tengo's new showpiece: Loads of dark marble and subdued, modern lighting give the place a rich and ritzy feeling; the no-nonsense, serious sushi menu gives respect to patrons who know what they want; and the fact that the restaurant is in a truly obscure and out-of-the-way corner means that only real sushi die-hards will ever know this restaurant is even here.
To get to Café della Vita Sushi Bar--or, as everyone's already calling it, Tengo's New Place--first, fasten a compass to your belt. Then, find the big brass marquee of the Minneapolis Athletic Club and the Grand Hotel on Second Avenue between Sixth and Seventh streets. Walk up the steps into the lobby of the hotel, cross the lobby (ignoring the check-in desk and that one guy at the phone at that one desk--the bell captain?). Find the staircase at the back of the lobby, follow the carpeted steps up. When you get to the grand piano, hang a right. Head toward the elevators, and take a right down a counterintuitive little hallway into what looks like a sports bar, all flat-screen televisions and tap beer. The first time I found the place I felt like I was winning some madcap game of scavenger hunt--what, no door prize?
The prizes came soon enough. There were pretty plates of sashimi cut with utter delicacy, and jewel-like pieces of nigiri sushi, where a stripe of fish is layered on a bed of rice. There's supple and resilient toro (fatty tuna, $10), glowing, ocean-scented hamachi (yellowtail, $4.50), chewy, sweet, rich akagai (red clam, $5), unagi (Japanese imported freshwater eel, $5) served hot, grilled in a silky marinade, and so tender it nearly melts.
Once you've whetted your appetite with the pure stuff, there's plenty of fun to be had in the more substantial, highly inventive rolls. Like the Crunchy Roll, the Whopper Roll, the Unique Roll, the Mystery Roll, the Idon'tknow Roll, the Idon'tknow 2, the Idon'tknow 3--you get the idea. These are the improvisational rolls that Tengo and Sefu (born Xao Yang) make up out of whatever's fresh, when times are slow. The Crunchy Roll ($12.95) was a wonder. Sefu made an inside-out roll around tempura-fried shrimp, packed some minced avocado and a whole lot of secret ingredients around it, and then coated the roll in some species of super-crisp fried crumbs. It was a beautiful thing--rich, creamy, crispy, sweet, spicy. It made me smile from ear to ear to have it. Sefu also made the Whopper Roll: Shrimp, scallions, lettuce, and secret ingredients all bound together with a spicy mayonnaise-based sauce that Sefu jokingly insists is "Whopper sauce." "I used to work at Burger King," he quips. "I stole the recipe. They came looking for me to get the recipe back, they'll never find me now back in here."
Tengo mostly makes Idon'tknow Rolls. One of the most glorious was basically an inside-out roll that featured alternating strips of salmon and unagi on the outside, and minced spicy tuna and avocado within. The underside was glazed with powdered seaweed and bright green wasabi-flavored flying-fish eggs. Just remembering it makes me feel like a bobbysoxer thinking about Frank Sinatra.
I know that some might find these super-rolls overblown, like one of those ridiculous, groaning French banquet dishes--a cow stuffed with a pig stuffed with a goose stuffed with a rabbit, sauced with a reduction of cow stuffed with a pig stuffed with a goose....But my feeling is that if you can extravagantly defy gravity, dazzle the senses, and do it all on a single plate for under $15, by all means, go, go, go!
I encountered a few start-up hiccups at the Sushi Bar at Café della Vita: Cold sakes, from the good--but not great--sake list were never served at the right temperature. Our waitress said there wasn't anywhere to chill them yet. Desserts weren't yet available. One night we ordered a few rolls from the specialty roll section of the menu, the caterpillar roll (eel, cucumber and avocado, $10) and the dynamite roll (chopped spicy yellowtail, chopped red Thai chilies, and vegetables, $5.75). And for a few horrifying moments were turned over to a chef I call the Sushi Intern, who made such incompetent, loose, sloppy rolls I wondered if I had made them myself. Nope, no rice under the fingernails, guess I hadn't. I quickly started demanding Sefu and Tengo return their attention to their improvisational specialties, and matters returned to perfect.
Other than that brief interlude, the only thing to complain about is the same thing that had everyone scratching their heads when the first press releases hit the stands: Why does a top-flight sushi bar need a sports-bar accent? I mean, yes, those are really wonderful televisions, but still, it's like topping a perfect black suit with a backward baseball cap.
I guess the main obstacle for the restaurant to overcome right now is the Café della Where phenomenon. When I talked with Tengo on the phone for this article, I asked him if there's any special message he wants to get out to the fans. "Tell them we're here!" he said. "It's so beautiful here, they spent so much money on it. It's the most beautiful bar I've ever seen with my own eyes, but no one knows we're here. No one! Even my friends couldn't find it. Every day people ask, 'Is it for members only?' No, it's not for members only! I think it's going to take awhile for people to find us. Or maybe they never find us, and I get fired, and I get to take one of the plasma TV's home. That would be okay."
BON VOYAGE & COME BACK SOON: Steven Brown, longtime chef at the Local, has left that restaurant, instead of steering it to its new all-pub destiny. "I walked through the restaurant on my last night and the writing was really on the wall," he says. "The bar was wall-to-wall twentysomethings, and there were maybe five tables in the dining room." So, what's next for Brown? I spoke to him on his second day of unemployment and his phone was already ringing with offers, but he says he hasn't decided on anything just yet. In the meantime, Brown says, he may go out to New York or Napa Valley to work in a kitchen and soak up some different culture. But he's coming back, right? Right? Steven? You're coming back, right? Somebody, do something.
MAKE WAY FOR FISHLINGS: Say goodbye, too, to the original Table of Contents in St. Paul. The owners are packing up their pans. Not too surprising, considering the success of the bigger Minneapolis branch and the fact that the bookstore the St. Paul ToC shares a space with has changed drastically over the years--no longer the scruffy independent Hungry Mind, it's now the mature, forceful, and space-hungry Ruminator Books. What is surprising is that the ToC gang is packing up its stoves and sinks too, and rolling the whole kitchen across Grand Avenue to a new location, where it'll be reopened as "red fish blue: an ocean diner for the people." Huh? "Think Fog City Diner," explains Philip Dorwart, executive chef of all of the ToCs and a part owner, referring to the San Francisco oak-and-marble restaurant, which calls itself "diner" but is more turn-of-the-century dining car than jukebox-and-malt shop chrome. "Except we'll have red-stained oak, murals, a lot of color, and a much more affordable menu." The restaurant will seat about 100, and will have a party room. They'll start out just serving dinner, but will eventually expand to brunch and lunch as well. Most entrées will be in the $9-$13 range and will be fusion-accented seafood classics: fish and chips with traditional and fusion sauces; fried oyster po' boys; clam chowder thickened with white bean purée instead of flour; whole lobsters in the rough; paella served in large pans to share; and several versions of bouillabaisse, ranging from a garlicky French traditional version to a fusion bouillabaisse made with ginger and lemongrass. "We've been handing out funky little comment cards at the [St. Paul] restaurant, asking what people think, and we've got back about 300 of them," says Dorwart. "A lot of it is people who feel like we're betraying them. They're very, let's say, boisterous about their opinions. It's definitely a double-edged sword--we think we've got all these cool ideas, but a lot of people are just pissed off. I mean, closing the Table of Contents in St. Paul is melancholy for all of us, and I guess we're flattered that people are so pissed off that we're changing." Want to get your two peeves in? Stop by the St. Paul ToC (1648 Grand Ave., 651-699-6595) sometime before the first week in November, when the caravan of stoves and comment cards is scheduled to roll.
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"No one here was meeting with Tim Cook or with anybody at Apple that day. I wish we were. We have a long list of things we'd love to see Apple do to support games and gaming better," he said.
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