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choosing an italian restaurant
- goodhealthgourmet Jan 24, 2008 11:54 PM
already been to angelini osteria, valentino, pane e vino & orso. which of the following must i try next...?
la botte
il moro
la terza
all' angelo
Other than Melograno, which I have yet to get to (definitely on the list), I have been to all of these and they are all great choices in their own ways. La Botte is dark and romantic (and got a Michelin star, if that matters) but, that having been said, I took my parents there in early December and they loved it. Il Moro is perhaps the least "must try" of this group, though I do like it quite a bit for semi-casual dining. La Terza is owned by Angelini, though the menu and space are different--more relaxed and spacious, with some delicious roast meats on offer (alas, fewer than it used to have)--and I seem to recall, a vegetarian tasting menu is now available. All' Angelo is excellent, inventive, high end cooking and was named one of the best new restaurants of the year (2007) by Esquire Magazine--I chose it for a double Birthday celebration next week with a group of friends. Vincenti offers superb alta cucina cooking and is an often overlooked gem (Angelini used to be the chef there and it has lost none of its luster since his departure) hosted by the warm and gracious Maureen Vincenti. In other words, a delicious dilemma! But I would lean toward either All' Angelo or Vincenti for your next "must try" Italian.
How about dressing down and hit a great little hole in the wall Italian joint in Venice/ Marina area called Allejo's? (This is the original one on the corner of Washington and Lincoln. There's another one down further south in the Westchester area-not so good) You can bring your own wine and They'll open it with no corkage fee. The prices are great, food is excellent, and the open kitchen will fill whatever you're wearing full of the great smell of garlic-bigtime. Make sure you get there by 6 or so. It does get packed. Nothing fancy about it, just great food.
Another Italian joint is Anna's on Pico in west LA. It's totally old school. They do several dishes at your table like Alfredo. When we go there, me and my g-friend always get this feeling that we walkd' in into a mob owned establishement; with it's amber colored dinning room and a big (but gentle) greeting host that speaks broken english...Mangia...
re: omakase
I have to disagree on All'Angelo. I was there last week. The salumi platter and cauliflower timbale were delicious, but the grilled lamb chops and chitarra spaghetti with langoustines were just passable. The pasta was cooked well, but there was something about the sauce I didn't like. The lamb chops were overcooked (we asked for medium rare and they were closer to well), over-salted, and also had a funny flavor. Both dishes were reminiscent of and on par with the lobster spaghetti and lamb chops at Bizou in Santa Monica.
Of those listed, I prefer LaBotte. Il Moro seems corporate, but it could just be the fact it's in an office building. I haven't been to LaTerza in years, but I recall it being good. Still have to try Vicente and Melograno.
from the list, i'd go to all' angelo and vincenti.
you may also want to give bella roma spqr a whirl as well. corkage is extremely low....like $4 or something.
La Botte would be the best among your choices. For first time, I would recommend their tasting menu which runs between $65 to $85. Fabulous food. Excellent Service.
Your list is excellent, but I would suggest (for something a little different) Il Carpaccio in Pacific Palisades for an amazing Italian experience. It's not that far, the staff/chef-owner are friendly, everything is delicious, fresh and piping hot if
it's a hot dish. This place is a gem.
You can find them on Open Table or at www.ilcarpaccioristoranate.com. I believe the chef-owner was the chef at La Botte until late last year. I say try all the places on your list!
Bon app.
re: Francesca
sadly, i doubt i'll have time to try them all...i'm moving back to ny in march.
have reservations at la botte for next saturday, i'll report back after the meal.
thanks for all the feedback!
re: Francesca
You spelled the name wrong in the link. Its:
I love Toscana. All dishes are beautifully prepared. No attitude among staff. Expensive? Yes! I don't feel ripped off. Quality ingredients. In Brentwood, for me, it is a great neighborhood restaurant; as close as it comes to a local trattoria in Italy. Perhaps, the restaurant reviewers will not swoon. Toscana is often ignored. Yet, they are always busy and provide consistently wonderful food. Also, a great place for lunch. Dining solo, sit at the counter. You will love the ambiance, food and experience.
re: bruinike
that's the plan...trying la botte next week, and probably vincenti after that.
i'd love to go to mozza, but it would be torture for me. i'm gluten-intolerant and that's just too much of a tease with batali's pastas on the menu...and the pizzeria next door.


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Matt Marinkovich's weekly At Sea Diary entry is a popular feature of the National Fisherman Web site, and now you can post your own reflections on Matt's experiences fishing in the Pacific Northwest and North Pacific.
I sold our freshly-caught sockeye on Friday, August 12, at the San Juan Island Food Co-op, and again Linda sold them at the farmers market on the following day. We also brought back all of our pink salmon, which she sold at the market for only $7 or $9 each, depending on the size.
I had been planning on fishing for kings with my three daughters on Sunday, August 14, but they gave us a sockeye opening on that same day, so I had to make a decision. Because of the threatening weather (I didn't think 6-year-old Lucy would like a storm), I opted to leave the kids at home and fish sockeye.
Sockeye fishing was slow and the weather turned out to be beautiful. I managed to send a toteload of fish to the processing plant to be turned into premium pin-bone-out vac-pac fillets to sell to the islanders over the winter months.
I still pulled off the family king salmon fishing trip. Sophia, Lucy, and my wife, Maureen, fished Samish Bay on Tuesday, August 16. It was an all-night event as it opened at 7 p.m., and we let the net soak until 10 before we hauled, then after it was finally up we had a 3-hour run back to Friday Harbor. We had a couple handfuls of kings, and we sold them all in short order at the Co-op the next day.
Next, I am heading over to Samish Bay to (hopefully) catch a few kings on Sunday, August 21. The sockeye opening has been put on hold for some reason or another, but we might fish sometime this week. We'll see what happens.
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A Skylox Fanfic(Alternate Timeline)Sky had been worried sick about Deadlox.He never left the hospital.He had been told that Deadlox is beginning to recover little by little,but the last time he had been told that Seto a close friend of Sky's,had ended up dying anyways.Every time Sky had a small conversation with Deadlox,he always wondered if that would be the last time Sky would be able to talk to Deadlox,hear his voice,and see his smiles.They shared so many memories together.He treasured the memories of the first time they had met.-Flashback-"Hey do you know what time the bus comes?"Sky had asked Deadlox.He has missed the bus,so he had to take the late bus.He looked at his watch,"It was supposed here about 20 minuets ago.Not that I'm surprised.It's always late,"Deadlox had answered.His voice was so soft and quiet,barely louder than a whisper.Sky let out a small laugh.Deadlox laughed a bit as well,but like his voice was soft and quiet.The bus had finally arrived.Sky sat directly across from where Deadlox was.Deadlox
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Fagan turned down Chesterfield to stay with Pat's
St Patrick's Athletic striker Christy Fagan has revealed that he turned down a move to Chesterfield to stay with the Saints for next season.
St Patrick's Athletic striker Christy Fagan has revealed that he turned down a move to Chesterfield to stay with the Saints for next season.
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Dermot Weld has enjoyed some excellent results with stayers of late and has two with strong claims in the Tote November Handicap as the curtain comes down at Leopardstown.
For the second time in three seasons, St Pat's Athletic will contest the FAI Ford Cup final after easily brushing aside the challenge of Finn Harps 6-1 in their semi-final encounter at Richmond Park.
Managers Liam Buckley of St Pat's and Finn Harps' Ollie Horgan speak after their side's FAI Cup semi-final
St Pat's Athletic manager Liam Buckley felt his side kept the ball well in their emphatic 6-1 win over Finn Harps in the FAI Ford Cup semi-final at Richmond Park.
St Patrick's Athletic aim to boost their European hopes, while UCD battle for their SSE Airtricity Premier Division status when they travel to Tallaght to play Shamrock Rovers.
St Patrick's Athletic all but confirmed qualification to next season's Europa League after a 1-1 draw with Dublin rivals Shamrock Rovers in the SSE Airtricity League at Richmond Park.
St Patrick's Athletic defeated Bray Wanderers 4-2 at the Carlisle Grounds in their SSE Airtricity League Premier Division match tonight.
The Premier Division title race was blown wide open at Richmond Park as Christy Fagan's early goal gave champions St Patrick's Athletic a massive victory over league leaders Dundalk.
St Patrick's Athletic goalkeeper Rene Gilmartin has signed for English Championship side Watford on a one-year contract.
Rory Gaffney's half-volley five minutes into the second half saw Limerick defeat St Patrick's Athletic 0-1 in the SEE Airtricity League at Richmond Park.
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That mentality may be part of the reason Patrick recently won a $2,500 student research award from the American Academy of Implant Dentistry. His topic: the stimulatory effect of silicon on bone mineralization.
"Dylan was showing that the bone-forming cells called osteoblasts were forming this bio-mineral at a faster rate when exposed to silicon, even at very low concentrations," says Dr. Venu Varanasi, assistant professor in biomedical sciences and Patrick's mentor. "These results were quite surprising, considering the concentrations of silicon that Dylan used were far lower than we would typically use for calcium. His work is very promising."
Future applications of the research could include using silicon-based materials to enhance integration of titanium implants within bony structures.
In addition to the eight weeks Patrick spent in Varanasi's lab this summer, he will assist with repeat studies and data compilation that will be used for the submission of a manuscript to the Journal of Dental Research.
From Varanasi's perspective, Patrick's presence in the lab has been a welcome addition.
"Dylan is extremely proactive; he's a planner. He's very well organized and doesn't get distracted," says Varanasi. "He was pretty productive, and that was just for two months. I can only imagine the work he would do over the course of a full year."
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The Boston Bruins powered their way to victory on home ice in game five of their series against the Montreal Canadiens. The Bruins now take the 3-2 series lead back to Montreal where they can advance to their second consecutive Eastern Conference Final with a win on Monday.
Tonight's win for Boston came as the result of a number of big improvements in the team's play. Their offensive possession was much smarter, and the B's forwards were able to move the puck around Montreal's strong defense and set up some great scoring chances in front of Canadiens goaltender Carey Price.
The Bruins have been playing well offensively in this series but they have been missing the mark when scoring chances present themselves. Playing a team like Montreal, you need to finish just about every chance you get, they do not come very often.
Tonight, the Bruins got off on the right foot and took a 1-0 lead in the first period when Loui Eriksson connected with fellow Swedish linemate Carl Söderberg for a goal. Both Eriksson and Söderberg were key pieces to the puzzle in tonight's win. Each player scored a goal, and assisted on each other's tally. That's usually a pretty good sign that their offensive line is doing pretty well. Söderberg also assisted on a goal scored by Reilly Smith in the second period, which helped him earn the honor of first star of the game.
Alongside the dynamic Swedish duo on the third line tonight was 23-year-old Matt Fraser. Fraser was recalled from Providence prior to Thursday's game in Montreal, and it turned out to be a great move by the Bruins. The young forward tapped in the game-winning goal in overtime for the Bruins in game four, and added an assist on the Bruins' fourth goal tonight. You can bet he'll be sticking around after his impressive performance through two games.
Fraser reflected on his line's success following the win:
"You just kind of roll with it and it's amazing what a little confidence can do with a line, and they're fun guys to play with. They work well with the puck, and I just try and kind of read off them and find the open areas."
"Everyone in this dressing room is so talented. It's hard not to click. Everyone is so good. Everyone, that's obviously why they're in the NHL. As a guy being inserted in a line you just want to make that transition easy for them and find the open areas."
The Bruins can be dangerous when they use their offensive tools the right way. With the third line stepping up the way it has, it puts the team in a good position of confidence moving forward.
The Bruins will look to end the series in Montreal on Monday night when they face the Canadiens in game six.
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Edmister notches a 72 on Saturday, moves into a tie for third place individually
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Angels Camp, CA—Senior Bryce Edmister shot an even par 72 during the second round of the America Sky Championship on Saturday. Edmister moved up to third place on the leaderboard, while Binghamton remains in fifth place after 36 holes of play.
The Bearcats shot a second round 301 and have a 36-hole tally of 618 following Saturday's action. Three players shot four over or better as they sit just two strokes behind fourth-place Southern Utah heading into Sunday's final round.
Edmister has a two-day score of 147 (+3) and is tied with one other player in third-place. The talented lefty was -2 through 15 holes at Greenhorn Creek, but stumbled a bit down the home stretch. After a double bogey 16 and a bogey on 17, Edmister righted the ship with a birdie on the 485-yard par five 18th. Through two rounds, Edmister has a team-leading six birdies.
Also in the top-10 is junior Jack Sedgewick who shot 73 (+1) on Saturday. Sedgewick is alone in 10th place after a round in which he tallied 13 pars, three bogeys and a pair of birdies. His final birdie of the day came on 17 as he moved up three spots in the 35-man field.
After a disappointing opening round, junior Josh Holling had a bounce back afternoon. The Horseheads, NY native shot 76, including an even par front nine in which he tallied birdie on holes one and six.
Binghamton's fourth score on Saturday was from freshman Kyle Wambold who carded a second round 80. Wambold is currently tied for 28th.
Northern Colorado seems to be running away with the tournament, holding a 19-stroke lead after 36 holes. They have a team tally of 584 and are led by Ben Krueger who is leading by two strokes, and three ahead of Edmister for the individual lead.
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Beginning today AT&T is offering Microsoft Surface 2 with LTE connectivity. Surface 2 (AT&T 4G LTE), a 64GB mobile broadband-ready version of Surface 2, is now available to purchase for $679 USD (ERP) in the US market.
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Snowstorm 'of major proportions' slams NortheastBy JAY LINDSAY
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Soonmee Lee cleans show from her car at the municipal parking lot in Fort Lee, N.J., as a winter storm hits the region Friday. The snow was expected to get worse overnight.BOSTON — A storm that forecasters warned could be a blizzard for the history books began clobbering the New York-to-Boston corridor Friday, grounding flights, closing workplaces and sending people rushing to get home ahead of a possible 1 to 3 feet of snow.
From New Jersey to Maine, shoppers crowded into supermarkets and hardware stores to buy food, snow shovels, flashlights and generators, something that became a precious commodity after Superstorm Sandy in October.
Others gassed up their cars, another lesson learned all too well after Sandy. Across much of New England, schools closed well ahead of the first snowflakes.
"This is a storm of major proportions," Boston Mayor Thomas Menino warned. "Stay off the roads. Stay home."
The wind-whipped snowstorm mercifully arrived at the start of a weekend, which meant fewer cars on the road and extra time for sanitation crews to clear the mess before commuters in the New York-to-Boston region of roughly 25 million people have to go back to work.
Halfway through what had been a mild winter across the Northeast, blizzard warnings were posted from parts of New Jersey to Maine. The National Weather Service said Boston could get close to 3 feet of snow by Saturday evening, while most of Rhode Island could receive more than 2 feet. Connecticut was bracing for 2 feet, and New York City was expecting as much as 14 inches.
By Friday evening, the New York-to-Boston corridor was getting blowing, swirling snow and freezing rain. Early snowfall was blamed for a 19-car pileup in Cumberland, Maine, that caused minor injuries.
The snow was expected to be at its heaviest Friday night and into Saturday. Forecasters said wind gusts up to 75 mph could cause widespread power outages and whip the snow into fearsome drifts. Flooding was expected along coastal areas still recovering from Superstorm Sandy, which hit New York and New Jersey the hardest and is considered Jersey's worst natural disaster.
Meteorologist Jeff Masters, of Weather Underground, said the winter storm was a collision of two storms and may end up among the Boston area's Top 5 most intense ever.
"When you add two respectable storms together, you're going to get a knockout punch with this one," he said.
It could break Boston's all-time snowstorm record of 27.6 inches, set in 2003, forecasters said. The storm also comes almost 35 years to the day after the blizzard of '78, a ferocious storm that dropped 27 inches of snow, packed hurricane-force winds and claimed dozens of lives.
Masters said the region could get a break from warmer air trailing behind that is expected to push temperature up to the 40s by Monday.
"It's going to be not that difficult to dig out, compared to maybe some other nor'easters in the past, where it stayed cold after the storm went through," he said.
Drivers were urged to stay off the streets lest their cars get stuck, preventing snowplows and emergency vehicles from getting through. New York City ran extra commuter trains to help people get home before the brunt of the storm hit.
Amtrak stopped running trains in cities around the Northeast on Friday afternoon. Airlines canceled more than 4,300 flights through Saturday, and New York City's three major airports and Boston's Logan Airport shut down.
Interstate 95 was closed to all but essential traffic in Rhode Island, where the governor said outages remained the biggest threat.
"With tree branches laden with heavy, wet snow, the winds picking up and the temperatures plunging all at the same time, it's a bad combination," Gov. Lincoln Chafee said.
In Massachusetts, Gov. Deval Patrick enacted a statewide driving ban for the first time since the blizzard of 1978. Hours before the ban went into effect at 4 p.m., long lines formed at gas stations, some of which were almost out of fuel.
James Stone said he was saving the remaining regular gas at his station in Abington, south of Boston, for snowplow drivers.
"It hasn't snowed like this in two years," Stone said. "Most people are caught way off-guard."
The snow was too much of a good thing in some places. In New Hampshire, the University of Connecticut's Skiing Carnival was canceled because of the snowstorm. In Maine, the National Toboggan Championships in Camden were postponed from Saturday to Sunday, and the Camp Sunshine Polar Plunge was put off until March.
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NICL Recruitment 2013, NICL 2600 Assistant Posts 2013 Details. NICL is inviting applications from interested candidates for the post of Assistant in Public Sector General insurance companies across India. Total 2600 posts are available across India in which National insurance co ltd has 800 posts, Oriental insurance co ltd has 600 posts, The new India assurance co ltd has 600 posts and United India insurance co ltd has 600 posts of vacancies are available for for this nicl recruitment 2013. The candidate age should not less than 18 years and should not more than 28 years as on 30-06-2013 for this fresher jobs in nicl 2013. The candidate must Finish his degree with minimum of 60% marks percentage or Pass in HSC/Equivalent (Intermediate) examination and can able to speak Regional language very fluently for this government jobs 2013. The application fee for General and OBC male candidates is 220/- , for general and OBC female candidates it is 120/- and for reserved category candidates it is Rs 70/- for this nicl job openings 2013 . Candidate has to open the below link and submit his application and take the print our of system generated bank challan and deposit the required amount of application fee in the nearest state bank of India on or before 12 June 2013 for this nicl notification 2013. The selection process contains written test, computer proficiency test and personal interview for this nicl 2600 assistant posts 2013. Based on the performance of the candidates in all tests the final selection is made.
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Can I Have Unprotected Sex With Someone Who Is Hiv Positive And Not Get Infected
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Unprotected sex between 2 men with the same hiv strain (SUPER INFECTION, 2010) (SEX BETWEEN TWO HIV POSITIVE PARTNERS, 2010)I'd like to know from a scientific point of view, what happens when 2 men with the exact same hiv strain have sex together.. Does it affect each - other's viral load? Or does the strain become more dangerous or something? I have read some...
Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.
The Robert James Frascino AIDS FoundationHi,You read that two poz dudes who bareback actually improve their immune functioning. WHAT? Where did you read such nonsense, the Journal of Irreproducible Results? Is it true? No, of course not! Silly boy!As for your question about two men with... Read more »
partners having unprotected sex with different strains (SEX BETWEEN TWO HIV POSITIVE PARTNERS, 2011)when i was diagnosed my doctor told me that i am classified as HIV strain 2 and with cd4 count of 5... Read more »
serosorting & unprotected sex between 2 hiv + men (SUPERINFECTION) (DUAL INFECTION) (CO_INFECTION) (REINFECTION)my boyfriend and i (we are gay males) have been dating for a while. we met after we were both... Read more »
More Than One-Third of HIV-Positive MSM in UK Having Unprotected Sex, Study SaysMore than one-third of HIV-positive men who have sex with men in the United Kingdom continue to have unprotected sex, according to a study published on Tuesday in the journal Sexually Transmitted Infections , AFP/ Yahoo! News reports. For the... Read more »
CDC Recommends Prophylactic Antiretroviral Drug Regimen for People Exposed to HIV Through Unprotected Sex, Shared NeedlesCDC on Thursday in a "major policy shift" recommended that people exposed to HIV through unprotected sexual intercourse, sexual assault, shared needles or accidents receive immediate treatment with antiretroviral drugs to prevent infection, the AP/... Read more »
Unprotected Sex, Underestimated Risk, Undiagnosed HIV and Sexually Transmitted Diseases Among Men Who Have Sex With Men Accessing Testing Services in a New England BathhouseIn the United States, MSM continue to experience increased rates of HIV and STDs. The current study reports results from an outreach conducted between 2004 and 2010 at a bathhouse in Providence, R.I., in which 1,155 MSM underwent testing for HIV... Read more »
Circumcision to Reduce Risk of HIV Infection Does Not Increase Unprotected Sex, StudyShowsAgence France-Presse : AIDS circumcision campaign boosted by new evidence "A campaign to encourage circumcision among men in sub-Saharan Africa to help protect them against the AIDS virus was backed by new research on Monday showing that men who... Read more »
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Unprotected Sex with an HIV infected Female
Posted by Anonymous, 5 RepliesHi There,
Im extremely worried after having unprotected sex with a female partner (4/5 times) who has today kindly anounced to me she is HIV positive. During those 4 or 5 times, we also engaged in Anal sex on one occasion. I don't believe, I had any... Read more »
unprotected oral sex
Posted by Anonymous, 3 Repliesi have been worrying for about a year now that i may have contracted HIV through a couple of unprotected oral sex encounters with my ex boyfriend, he wasn't very nice to me and tried to make me have sex with him without a condom. I refused. However,... Read more »
Unprotected Sex
Posted by Anonymous, 4 RepliesOkay, here's a loaded subject. My partner has HIV & I don't. We use a condom during sex MOST of the time. Sometimes though, we both just want to forget he has HIV. We want the intimacy and closeness we had pre-diagnosis. It's during these... Read more »
unprotected sex and got test after 2.5 months
Posted by Anonymous, 1 ReplyI had an unprotedt sex for 10 seconds( yes under a minute) and last month I had a test and it showed I had Clamidya. HIV is negative. From the day i had intercourse to the day I got tested was 2 and half month (10 weeks). I still got night sweat,... Read more »
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Because it's a buzzword, and buzzwords tend to be used with different meanings by different people. I've had this discussion with a friend as well, and it comes down to what technology you prefer.
Using XML for storage is not unpopular, and I wouldn't go so far as to say it's not what xml was meant for. One area where it shines: Single-source publishing, for example DocBookXML. You write the document (or a complete book) once in one format, and then it can be easily and automatically translated into html4, xhtml, pdf, rtf, ps, wml, etc. etc. (at least in theory - most people fail in trying to get the proper environment together in the first place)
Of course that is neither unique nor brand new. There have alway been plenty of converters for (la)tex for example, but those were all applications that were written once and only for one purpose. With XML and the surrounding standards and tools, you write a document and it's "specification" and then can let it be translated by whichever application in whichever language you want - as long as it supports the same standard. At least in theory.
Practically however, things are not nearly as easy as they are sometimes made out to be. I remember wanting to use XML for one application a few years back, and it turned out that a) my language of choice had sketchy xml support b) didn't support Schema validation at all c) DTDs were way to weak to be useful d) there were no editors available that I would have wanted to put into user's hands (most of which also had only the very basic xml-support - too little to be useful).
I had to laugh really hard, when i read that. Beause it alrady was the next big thing several years ago, only the promises that were made were (IMHO) never really fulfilled. But it looks a lot better today than a few years ago, it might actually be possible that we get there someday...Quote:
I find the XML concept intresting and it could be the next big thing
What really p'd me off, was the fact that XML inspired so many Architecture Astronauts to build hideous things like the WS-* mumbo-jumbo. Or all the people that use XML-Files for configuration (in fact, I even did that myself back then, and I feel ashamed for it ;)). XML is just way too verbose for that.
Many places where XML is in use, you could do well without - it just introduced an unnecassary layer, as you can see in the many XML-RPC vs REST discussions (or not, depending on which side you're on). This russian-doll type layering is humorously illustrated in The essence of XML.


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Rapper has hit out at the homophobia in urban music, accusing artists he knows of refusing to work with LGBTI artists
Rapper T-Pain has hit out at the hip hop community for its ongoing homophobia, claiming artists he knows will not work with Frank Ocean because of his sexuality.
In an interview with Vlad TV, the 'Low' rapper said the radio is becoming more gay-friendly but urban music is not.
'I think the radio is getting more gay-friendly,' he said.
'I don't think urban music is getting more gay-friendly because if that was the case, Frank Ocean would be on a lot more songs.
US rapper Lil Wayne controversially references R&B singer Frank Ocean's sexuallity in new rap song
US rapper Lil Wayne has controversially referenced R&B singer Frank Ocean's sexuality in a new rap song.
Featuring on a remixed version of Future's new single 'Turn On The Lights', Wayne raps: 'Tell her I skate/ I ain't got no worries/ No Frank Ocean, I'm straight.'
The lyric is a clear reference to the R&B singer, who revealed earlier this year his first love was a man.
It is not the first time Wayne has been accused of using homophobic lyrics in his songs. In his song Georgia Bush, he says: 'Got money out the ass/no homo but I'm rich.'
R&B singer tells French paparazzi 'Man, no homo!' after being asked about newly out star
When leaving a nightclub in France, R&B singer Chris Brown had some choice words for newly out star Frank Ocean.
According to a PRLog report, Brown was approached in Cannes by a member of the paparazzi who asked him about Ocean.
When Brown responded, he said: 'Man, no homo!'
'No homo' is a phrase that has become well known in the hip-hop community meaning a rejection of anything that could be deemed as 'gay'.
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Today is our last day in Ireland before flying home tomorrow. We're tired and we're pretty much out of clean clothes.
The sun was out again today and we enjoyed walking in the good weather.
Our first visit was to the Trinity College Library to see the Book OF Kells. There's no photography of the actual book, but you can take photos of the magnificent Trinity College Library.
Trinity College also has one of the Sphere Within Sphere (Sfera con sfera) sculptures like the one we saw at The Vatican Museums when we visited there last year.
From there we walked over to tour the Chester Beatty Library which has an amazing collection of books, documents and other artifacts. No photos in there, but the sun was shining brightly on the Dublin Castle and the view from the Dubh Linn Gardens was quite nice.
This little courtyard contained the Garda Memorial Garden which pays tribute to police officers who have lost their lives in the line of duty.
We're going to take it easy the rest of the day. Packing and relaxing before our early, early flight tomorrow morning.
This trip has been amazing. Cynthia and I both agree that the rural part was much better than the city parts, though both were great in their own ways.
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