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Post-pub nosh neckfiller: The MIGHTY Scotch egg
What do they call them in Scotland?
Over the years, a number of Scotchmen have informed me that the only thing the adjective "scotch" can be applied to is whisky. Obviously, as an Englishman, I consider that to be nonsense and object with eggs, mist, corner, butter, hop and many other examples of ancient English usage. But they are insistent.
So what's Carmen's take on this as a Scotchwoman? Do they call them Scotseggs in Scotland, or just eggs?
Danish lit star Helle Helle, Marianne Faithfull and Jim Al-Khalili on Quantum Biology
I'm not sure it's accurate to say this is the first layman's book on quantum biology. McFadden's earlier book "Quantum Evolution" surely counts (there may be others). That book was a rather fanciful and unscientific exposition, although interesting.
But what's all the fuss about quantum mechanics and biology? Self evidently QM influences biology. Without it atoms and molecules wouldn't be stable (the entire world wouldn't exist). The quantum de-localisation of electrons makes much of chemistry (hence biology) possible. Of course reaction pathways follow the routes that QM allows even when they're classically forbidden: QM was invented to explain the behaviour of atoms after all.
What's more contentious is whether the more "spooky" quantum effects can survive and be observed at a macroscopic scale. McFadden's first book was full of such claims, but little of it convinced me. As this subject advances, it seems to be leaving these wilder claims behind and focusing on more mundane aspects of QM that amount to - well, little more than normal chemistry to be honest. If the macroscopic consequences of QM in biology are so remarkable, then so, also are other simple facts, like the existence of solids and liquids, electrical conductivity and countless other phenomena we take for granted.
Penrose's conjecture certainly retains the essence of "spooky quantum action" and deserves more study than it's been getting, but apart from that, I say "meh" to quantum biology.
Lords take revenge on REVENGE PORN publishers
Swings & roundabouts
I guess this will just lead to the alternative of allowing your nudie pics to be posted on the internet by your lover. Then, when you get jilted, you claim you never gave permission.
Boffins attempt to prove the UNIVERSE IS JUST A HOLOGRAM
Re: I seem to recall reading this experimental procedure before
Indeed. One of the most important experiments in physics, although it routinely gets overlooked when documentaries are looking for the big moments in science.
It also sounds suspiciously like the gear used to look for gravitational waves. In fact, from the description I can't see how you'd tell the difference if you did detect something. Presumably there'll be a subtle signature in the signal that's below the noise level of journalists.
Climate: 'An excuse for tax hikes', scientists 'don't know what they're talking about'
Re: I think...
There are lots of people who are scientists (but not climate scientists) who have plenty of relevant knowledge for assessing the work that climate scientists are doing. Many of them have extensive knowledge of data analysis, computer modelling, physics, chemistry, statistics and all manner of other subjects that are very relevant to climate study. Many also work in far stricter disciplines, where the scientific method and the burden of proof are adhered to far more closely than in climate science and where being a sceptic is seen as fulfilling a valuable scientific role.
Many people with these sorts of backgrounds look at what climate scientists are doing and feel they are letting science down, badly. They can see very little scientific rigour being applied and no scientific basis to the theories that predict future climate - principally because none has ever passed even the simplest of experimental tests. These details are important, because they are what distinguishes science from opinion.
So, to put it bluntly, there is every reason to think that the man-in-the-street's opinion will be just as accurate as that of the climate scientist, because neither is doing science.
Amazon France routes around free shipping ban with €0.01 charge
Re: Booksellers do deserve protection
No matter how "good" they are, why would I go there to buy something they don't stock? Small places inevitably don't have as much stock. When buying books, the range available is quite important. That's why Amazon is a better solution, quite apart from the price.
Catch cack-handed baggage handlers in the act with Ericsson's SPY SUITCASE
Meh, it's all standard these days
Standard suitcases already contain most of the required sensors for this sort of work. They contain plastic parts that fracture at a pre-determined impact to detect rough handling. They have bendable metal handles that detect excessive loads (just check to see whether the handle will still pull out when it arrives). They also have absorbent coverings to detect moisture and many will reveal contact with abrasive or sharp objects by ripping.
Of course, you can also install your own sensors internally; a cheap bottle of wine will reveal if the bag has been thrown around by imparting a red stain to your undergarments.
Black hole three-way: Supermassive trio are 'rippling' space
Re: different terminology please
Technically, I think he has stopped. Unless he uses it again, of course. But you won't know that until he does, so it's too early to complain yet.
Re: To put 300 times the speed of sound
Actually, that they're orbiting at 300 times the speed of sound is about the least extraordinary thing about them. In astronomical terms, that's a boring, pedestrian speed.
You are ALL Americans now: Europeans offered same rights as US folks in data slurp leaks
"This is an important first step towards rebuilding trust in our transatlantic relations."
This is an insulting first step towards failing to rebuild trust in our transatlantic relations.
There, FTFY.
Boris: Look on 'London's digital tentacles', ye mighty, and despair!
Re: Like it's a good thing?
Yes, definitely a bit vampire squidish, that.
Debunking Jimbo: Slippery Google tries to evade European privacy
Re: So in summary...
"If they accede to demands without sending them to court, Google are pro censorship, and their previous freedom posturing is exposed as lies!
And if Google send things to the courts, then Google are arrogantly attempting to defy their obligations under EU law!"
But that's pretty much the dilemma we all face, including the law itself. Either we're in favour of censorship or we're in favour of violating privacy. Unless we all agree on exactly where the dividing line falls (and there's not much chance of that as it's a political judgement as much as anything) then there's no squaring this particular circle.
The usual solution in such cases is to enact some fairly vague and ambiguous laws so that only those people who care enough to spend a fortune going to court ever need a firm decision. The rest of us just have to lump it because we can't afford the money or effort to fight. In the case of data protection, you also set up a watchdog with no teeth to take the wind out of people's sails if they have the cheek to complain
Looks like we're fairly well down that path already.
Egghead dragged over coals for mining Bitcoin on uni supercomputer
This is academia
I guess they were just miffed he didn't get any publications out of it.
UK govt 'tearing up road laws' for Google's self-driving cars: THE TRUTH
Re: I'm against it at this time. here's why...
One big difference between the US and UK is that we drive on the left in the UK. But I guess we should be OK there, so long as NASA don't get involved.
Tech talk bloke compares girlfriend to irritating Java tool – did he deserve flames?
Investigative journalism at its best
Small group of people on Twitter get annoyed about something trivial. What a great story that'll make.
You've got two weeks to beat off Cryptolocker, GameoverZeus nasties
Ooh a nasty virus is coming to get us all....
Sounds like business as usual to me. Actually, maybe just a brief holiday before returning to normal.
Why all the fuss?
It's Google's NO-WHEEL car. OMG... there aren't any BRAKES
So what happens...
...when an automatic software update bricks them all at once?
EBay, you keep using the word 'SECURITY'. I do not think it means what you think it means
Or you could just try writing eBay a stern letter
Cut out the middle man...
Mozilla agrees to add DRM support to Firefox – under protest
Re: The underlying problem is...
You're right. Browsers are already too complex - a bit like operating systems became, in fact. I think it's time we stopped using "a browser" and had browser distributions like we have Linux distros. That way, projects could more easily set up new forks of (say) Firefox and just use the bits they like.
More importantly, they could also add in any extras they want and could enhance neglected areas (like security and privacy) without taking on the massive challenge of supporting an entire browser. At one time, Firefox's extension mechanism was a great strength, but many extensions now look like little more than sticking plaster and just provide an excuse for not tackling fundamental browser problems.
We need to develop an ecosystem where competition can help drive forward the individual component parts of a modern browser and take control out of the hands of the big players.
Amazon granted patent for taking photos against a white background – seriously
Or that you can use a ruler to measure any length so long as it's not 10cm.
Re: Insane
I doubt they can do that. Amazon has probably already patented the idea: "Method and Apparatus for issuing daft patents...".
Symantec: Antivirus is 'DEAD' – no longer 'a moneymaker'
Re: One good thing Microsoft has embraced and extended
"Dont need link scanning, email scanning, network lock downs, child monitoring, arbitrary trusted app levels, convoluted firewall blah blah blah..."
You need to tell that to pretty well everyone who's writing stuff these days. No-one seems happy any more with software that does what it needs and nothing more. If another feature is possible, then it needs to be added... and on and on... until it collapses under its own bloat. AV, unfortunately, is not alone in this by a long way.
That's not to say it doesn't deserve to die, though.
DreamWorks CEO: Movie downloaders should pay by screen size
And books...
...should cost more if you're wearing big glasses.
Top tip, power users – upgrading Ubuntu may knacker your Linux PC
Grub's a really touchy beast these days
Especially if you've more than one OS installed. Breaks as soon as you look at it. Fortunately fixing it is usually pretty simple. Overall, not necessarily a good situation, though.
I guess it's just become over-bloated as these things always seem to do.
Not just websites hit by OpenSSL's Heartbleed – PCs, phones and more under threat
Re: The real bug
No, the real bug is having a software development system that allows someone with insufficient experience to add code to a system that needs to be secure - and then not having a sufficiently robust review process in place - and then installing that software in a critical situation on huge numbers of servers around the world.
This bug is the sort of mistake beginners make (I believe the culprit was still at uni). I'd be embarrassed if I put a bug like that into a one-off throw-away lash-up. But somehow it got into openSSL which everyone regarded as secure.
It's a bit like the debt-laundering that took place before the financial crash. Everyone thought the debt was solid, but simply because no-one bothered to look at the fundamentals. I think this incident has shown FOSS security to be based on similar principles.
In my view seeing a naked memcpy call at all in supposedly secure code is like walking into a restaurant kitchen and seeing a big pile of rotting carrion on the floor. The staff may know not to handle it before dipping their fingers in the gravy, but it's a clear danger that you don't want to have around. It may cost to clear it up, but that's what you have to do.
memcpy is a big red flashing warning light that says "make damn sure you've checked and sanitised every bit of data that goes in and out of here" (not only memcpy, of course, but quite a few other C functions). In fact. I'd suspect simply looking for all the memcpy et al. calls is a pretty good way of finding vulnerabilities. The best approach is to wrap them up pretty tightly. Even that's not 100% secure, but it does make a difference and in security code it's 100% worth doing.
Boffins make noise about D-Wave chip: it seems quantum
Re: I don't get it.
That makes me scratch my head a bit too. Either it's a lot faster than a classical computer or it doesn't really matter whether it's a quantum computer or not.
I could say I'd sold my soul to the devil in return for the skills to make blisteringly fast computers, but if the computers I sold weren't actually fast, what would be the point?
New IPCC report: 8 ways climate change will throw world INTO PERIL
Re: ..everyone can identify with slower maturation of wine grapes as an issue worth tackling! ..
I'm more interested in what it'll do to barley and hops, actually.
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US to strengthen privacy rights for Euro bods' personal data transfers
Ha ha ha ha ha
What bit of "trust" don't they understand?
GNOME 3.12: Pixel perfect ... but homeless
Re: Nope
OK, so you have to edit a config file. Not ideal, obviously.
But OTOH, do you want a dancing paperclip popping up saying "I see you're looking at a web page, would you like me to help you create a short cut to that?" and then proceeding to create a widget that plays a tune every time you mouse over it, tells you the time of day in the web site's locale, adds it to a semantic map of your browsing habits, emails all your friends to tell them what a great site you think it is and posts to Facebook, Twitter et al. just for good measure, before suggesting where you can get discount vouchers, signing you up to the web site's spamletter and prompting you to create an account?
There's a balance to be struck here. In my view it's about at the level of right-click and select "create a desktop link to a web page". Unfortunately, 99% of GUI designers seem to have convinced themselves we prefer the "paperclip" approach. So kudos to Gnome for going the other way, but it's still not right guys!!
Middle England's allotments become metric battlefield
Now that's proper mental mental arithmetic... a counting system with multiple fields and different bases in each field. Who on earth would invent a system like that? Oh, hang on... I seem to recall spending several years of my life practicing that stuff.
FWIW I also recall we had a computer* made out of relays when I was at school that could do arithmetic in yards, feet and inches and suchlike. I think it could calculate pi as well, but rather slowly.
* IT angle.
Monkey steals iPod touch, loses interest in minutes
I feel a patent coming on...
Rounded corners aren't cool in monkey society. Simians prefer curved, elongated shapes with pointy ends. So that idea's now in the public domain, before Apple patent it and come up with the iBanana.
Blighty goes retro with 12-sided pound coin
Re: You can get the fakes at clubs
I think it doesn't really help that they change the design on coins and banknotes so often. There are so many designs in circulation now that I don't necessarily recognise them all and I'm not that surprised when I see a new one. If I got given a pound coin with a picture of Mickey Mouse on one side, I'd probably assume it's some stupid attempt to commemorate Walt Disney or something.
So now I suspect the fraudsters could start minting 13-sided pound coins and still get away with it. People would just assume it's a new official design.
WTF is … the multiverse?
Inflation conflation?
You seem to be talking about theories that propose that outside our universe there are other things (that might be other universes), hence a multiverse. But in "quantum physics" (as mentioned in the title), the multiverse normally refers to the idea that all possible quantum statistical outcomes of an event actually exist together (rather than one of them being special and representing a unique reality).
So have you just conflated two rather unrelated ideas, or is there some more subtle connection between the two that I've missed? For example, is it being suggested that the existence of inflation is somehow the cause of quantum uncertainty?
Grav waves: Moment when 'father of Big Bang inflation' learns he was RIGHT ALL ALONG
You call this a triumph for Einstein?
The cosmic gravitational background radiation is enough to make Einstein turn in his grave - although only very slightly.
Actually, there is an Arapaho word for 'pliers'
Re: Is there an Arapaho word for this?
While attempting to put up a fence the other day I was mystified by where my hammer had gone. It was there the previous day. All the other tools were still there, but the hammer (a vital tool, obviously) was nowhere to be seen. Now I'm well aware of the behaviour of tools, so I naturally assumed it would turn up when I picked up the spirit level, or turned over the concrete-mixing tub, or whatever. But no, there was no hammer to be found anywhere. So the day passed with little fence-putting-up being done in between searches for the hammer and much cursing.
Come 5pm, and the wife returns home and sneaks into the garage clutching a hammer. "I hope you didn't need this today, I just borrowed it to put up a picture at work... ". There is no Arapaho for my thoughts at that point.
WhatsApp chats not as secret as you think
Re: Strange
It's an interesting sleight of hand. On a desktop with no Android-like permissions, any program that started reading data it hadn't written and calling home with it would be called spyware and the antibodies in your AV/security suite would be out to kill it.
OTOH, by including permission settings on mobile devices, it comes to be assumed that if an app has a permission then it's justified in using it, even if it didn't actually need it. So adding something that apparently enhances privacy and security actually ends up reducing it. You'd almost think that was a deliberate move unless you knew better ;-)
WHOA: Get a load of Asteroid DX110 JUST MISSING planet EARTH
Re: Fuck a duck...
Dark matter, apparently.
GNU security library GnuTLS fails on cert checks: Patch now
Re: Goto considered harmful
"if you're forbidding it's use because people can make mistakes..."
You're dead right there. Otherwise we'd have to ban the apostrophe.
NHS England DIDN'T tell households about GP medical data grab plan
Re: This was probably the whole intent
In my case opting out of junk mail has had ZERO effect on the junk mail, but has nevertheless successfully opted me out of NHS circulars, or so it would appear.
So much for that excuse, then.
'Polar vortex' or not, last month among the WARMEST Januaries EVER RECORDED
Re: The BBC tells us what's really happening
The point I was making is that a scientist shouldn't tell you what the evidence is going to show when they've just said they don't have that evidence. They should wait until they have the evidence, then see what it indicates. At least, that's the way I was taught to do science.
But I think it nicely illustrates the do-you-or-don't-you dilemma between attributing unusual weather events to climate change. Beneath every supposedly objective scientist there's a political animal that wants a certain outcome and wants to make that link, as sneaked out here. I'm not saying it doesn't happen on both sides, as it clearly does.
The BBC tells us what's really happening
Here's what the BBC had to report recently from a "climate expert" (Prof Jennifer Francis) on the subject of whether the jet stream is changing:
"Our data to look at this effect is very short and so it is hard to get a very clear signal.
"But as we have more data I do think we will start to see the influence of climate change."
Spot any science here? Yes, it's in the first statement and it says "there is no scientific basis on which to make a claim about climate change". Then she makes that claim about climate change that she has just told us has no scientific basis.
So even the experts don't know what to make of it, but they sure know what they'd LIKE to make of it!
Mathematicians spark debate with 13 GB proof for Erdős problem
Re: Yes indeedy
My understanding is that you can't pick any old pattern. It has to be every number, or every second number, or every third, etc. But that's just from Wikipedia.
My smelly Valentine: Europe's perfumers wake to V-Day nightmare
Re: Alternatives are available
Tough. I'm allergic to the stuff, so it'll have to be banned I'm afraid!
Yes, HP will still sue you if you make cartridges for its inkjet printers
Continuous ink supply systems...
...are good things to have if you've a little technical skill to set them up, so it's worth seeking out a printer that'll take one. I'm currently using a Canon MG5250 with a CISS and ink is now effectively so cheap I don't have to worry how much I print.
The downside is the cost of the CISS (about £50 when I bought it) and the fact you'll need a new one if you change printers. So I'm planning on getting an identical printer as a spare.
Stephen Fry rewrites computer history again: This time it's serious
Re: Somebody put it far better than I could...
You just need to remember that he's more interested in facts being interesting than in being correct.
Amateurs find the 'HOLY GRAIL' supernova – right on our doorstep
Re: Who cares who is first to photograph?
I always thought the IAU (www.iau.org) was the arbiter of astronomical discoveries. As the article mentions a "telegram" (remember those?) I assumed this was the official announcement because telegrams used to be the way it was done. Maybe it still is.
However, I couldn't see anything obvious about it on the IAU website.
Brit boffin tests LETTUCE as wire for future computers
Re: Sorry, computers are all down
Lettuce spray we can contain the threat then!
NSA: It's TRUE, we grab 200 MILLION of your text messages A DAY globally
Re: "Lawfully collected"???
It may be legal in the US for the NSA to snoop on Brits. But who made it legal in the UK for a foreign power (the US) to snoop on us without a warrant issued in the UK (and the same applies to every other non-US country)?
It seems to me that if the NSA has taps into infrastructure in UK territory, then they are breaking UK law. In that case, the likes of GCHQ should be involved in searching out these taps and turning them off. After all, who do GCHQ work for, us or the NSA?
Much the same should be happening in all other countries as well.
Staffs Police face data protection probe over 'drink drivers named' Twitter campaign
Even if found guilty...
I'd rather have the courts decide what punishment to set. If they decide the miscreant needs to be named and shamed on Twitter, then by all means let the police do it in the name of the court.
But otherwise, this is the police deciding what punishment should be applied and that's not a good direction to be heading in. Before I'd be happy with that, I'd want to see this overwhelming public support translate itself into legislation that authorised the police action.
Even then, I'd want people to have the option of accepting it as a punishment (although obviously it'd be a pretty weak one on its own) or going to court to challenge it - much like on-the-spot fines.
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3. Lack of patient incentives
There's no requirement for patients to be actively involved in joining an ACO. Rather, they'll be affiliated with such an organization "probably based on the affiliation of their primary care physician" and will probably have no incentive to cooperate with strategies to reduce cost.
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Matt Adamson, MEDecision (1/17/2011 at 3:39 PM)
This article certainly makes valid points and there is reason for skepticism based upon a past that is filled with mistrust and a set of stakeholders who are not jointly aligned for success. However, we should not assume that the playing field will remain the same moving forward. The most influential payer in the country is the government and it has stated through legislation that funding is available to test various ACO models with the goal of making them work. CMS and the VA have already begun establishing reimbursement programs that pay for outcomes rather than volume, setting the stage for a more risk-based approach. Commercial payers will have the opportunity to take advantage of this environment and [INVALID] programs that pull from the best of these models to drive down their costs as well. There is also the opportunity to bring the payer into the ACO from a clinical standpoint by allowing them to provide data and care management resources. It is all about the incentives for providers and value-based insurance design for the patients if we want to bring alignment to the process. The EHR issue must be overcome by having those who are bearing the most risk supply the systems needed to any physician that is able to participate in the ACO. That is a hurdle that should not stop the ACO movement long term - we at MEDecision are working toward systems that could help alleviate this issue soon. Another thing in favor of the ACO is the proliferation of the medical home model that calls for care coordination to take place within the physician practice. This [INVALID]s a technical back[INVALID] where a person or group responsible for patient-centered care will have a complete view of that care for their patients and will be able to help drive them toward more clinical and value-based outcomes. If the reimbursement and incentives align with an improved technical landscape, the hurdles start to fade. I discuss many of these issues in our latest blog: Optimization of the New PCMH Neighborhood (http://www.medecision.com/blog/post/Optimization-of-the-New-PCMH-Neighborhood.aspx) – feel free to add your comments.
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Count me among the ACO skeptics. Having spent my entire career in hospitals and having gone through every 'trend d'jour,' I can confirm that unless the economic incentive is blatantly compelling and are combined with economic consequences, getting physicians aligned with hospital goals can, after all these years, be best described as trying to herd a bunch of cats. Everyone is trying to dance around the 80 ton elephant in the room....reimbursement methodologies. Even if employed with incentive compensation packages, they still generate claim forms and are rewarded based on RVUs.....volume - not outcomes.
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The pals recently submitted their video audition in hopes of making it on the popular TV show set to air this summer. Both longtime fans of series, they've been bursting with excitement ever since it was announced at the end of last season's show it would be coming to Canada.
"We were working in the same zone at the time and Barry had caught the first show of the American series," Griffin recalled. "Barry came in the next day and told me about it, so I said OK I'll check it out. I loved it and from then on we haven't missed an episode."
"We always said if they ever come to Canada or let Canadians in we were going to try," Griffin added.
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JLS are passing their musical skills to a team of rugby legends who will try to perform in front of 82,000 fans at Twickenham.
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Based on the true story of Walter Keane (Christoph Waltz), who was one of the most successful painters 1950s and early 1960s.
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The Keanes, it seemed, had been living a lie that had grown to gigantic proportions. BIG EYES centers on Margaret's awakening as an artist, the phenomenal success of her paintings, and her tumultuous relationship with her husband, who was catapulted to international fame while taking credit for her work.
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Grand Targhee Resort located in Alta, Wyoming within the Caribou-Targhee National forest is notoriously known for having deep powder combined with excellent terrain options. Located near the border of Idaho and Wyoming, Grand Targhee is situated on the west side of the grand Tetons and is consistently hit by pacific-born storms that stack up against the Tetons.
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Jackson Hole Airport (JAC) is about 50 minutes away, and Idaho Falls Regional Airport (IDA) is about 90 minutes away. Both are serviced by several major air carriers and car rental agencies.
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BBQ in Seattle, 2007
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- SeaSybarite Jun 18, 2007 06:00 PM
Looking for opinions on BBQ in Seattle. I've looked at a bunch of posts here, but nothing too recent. I've been told Real® BBQ doesn't exist here. Since I've not been to the various "BBQ Meccas" around the nation, I don't have any means of comparison. When posting, I'd appreciate you saying which style you prefer too.
I like all styles of BBQ - Texas, KC, Carolina, Memphis, etc - but I've never had any BBQ here, in any style, that isn't done better somewhere else. (No surprise, I guess.)
One can find an ok pork sandwich in Seattle from time to time - Longhorn's pulled pork ranges from bleh to acceptable and I will heartily endorse the sliced pork sandwich at the Bullpen Pub as the single best food item available for purchase inside Safeco Field.
BUT, I've never had a plate of ribs (pork or beef) or brisket in the PNW that was anything other than a crime against BBQ.
Let's face it, Seattle shines at other things.
re: terrier
Terrier, This subject has been beaten to death but it doesn't make it untrue. Seattle BBQ is worthless. (But then, I would never order Salmon in Memphis.) Seattle has many excellent restaurants---some of them leading edge. It's best we support what we do well and let this issue rest in peace.
This thread has entries as recent at May 2007
re: paulj
Roy's (Columbia City) Georgia Gold sandwich, pork with mustard sauce, is really good in my opinion. But I ain't from the cackalacks, so what do I know?
It's funny, I've seen so many posts categorically dissing and backhanding Seattle 'cue, with a notable lack of particularized criticisms of some places, places that are almost never mentioned. The whole BBQ debate is constantly treated as a dead issue. Sons of Memphis, Daughters of K.C., educate us. I accept that Jones, Willie's, Pecos Pit, Longhorn, Dixie's have been thoroughly treated and dismissed. But what's wrong with Roy's? Porters? Iron Pig? The posts on these are generally either non-existent, old, or positive.
re: equinoise
Equinoise, There are positive posts about P.F. Chang's, but that doesn't make it a worthy Chowhound destination. The best analogy I can provide about Seattle BBQ is: Compare Tamarand Tree or Green Leaf to a Ms. Chang's frozen dinner. That should give you perspective.
re: equinoise
Thanks, equinoise. I haven't tried any of those three, but will. There were several recs from others regarding those in particular, so maybe I'll be satisfied. I've tried quite a few in the area, and, as many have said, Seattle has its challenges.
re: SeaSybarite
I encourage you to try and report back.
I think I'm just worn-out from so many disappointing BBQ experiences in Seattle - too often I've been promised good Q only to end up with tough, bland ribs and/or dry, flavorless brisket. I just don't bother here anymore & satisfy my Q cravings when visiting my family down south every year or so.
re: terrier
Thanks terrier--Will do. I hear what you're saying about trying so many and feeling disappointed. That's why I'm still searching. Unfortunately, I have no friends or relatives down south, so i have to live vicariously thru good Q stories.
re: equinoise
I'm from Alabama so I lean towards pork sandwiches and I think Pig Iron BBQ in Georgetown is my favorite. Their catfish sandwich is pretty good as well. I don't tend to order ribs in a restaurant for whatever reason. BBQ is like religion to some people and they will only be happy eating whatever they started out eating. That's fine and there's no sense of debating the merits of one versus the other. Pig Iron's sandwiches comes closest to the joints I remember as a kid.
re: eternalX
eternalX--thanks for your opinion. I was going to go to Pig Iron for lunch today, but alas my lunch partner flaked.
I think you may be correct about how people see BBQ like religion. Seems like the "best pizza" thread was like that too--and it would make sense. Go with what ya know.
Being raised in the mold up here, I have no means of comparison.
It isn't in Seattle, but the best local BBQ I know of is in Burlington on the road to Sedro Woolley. http://www.doublebarrelbbq.com/
re: SeaSybarite
No, I haven't. Will do if we get up that way. We always stop at the Burlington place on our way to Mt Baker. The baked beans are out of this world. The chicken is moist and tender. I'm getting hungry thinking about it.
re: SeaSybarite
I've eaten at Bodacious and didn't think much of it. It's OK though. Probably the best you are likely to get in that area but I certainly wouldn't drive an hour out of the way for it!
re: eternalX
Thanks for your opinion, eternalX. Huh. Seems like for each favorable opinion, there are at least as many unfavorable ones, lending creedance to your point about religion.
re: SeaSybarite
It isn't BBQ, but if you do happen to be climbing the Heliotrope ridge of Baker, I can recommend that you stop by Grahams in Glacier for some fish tacos. I'm a bit burned out on them now, but I used to eat them every time I went up there, which is every other week in the winter.
Milanos is more hit and miss. I like their lamb shank when they have it, but their pastas are usually way too rich and saucy.
re: eternalX
Huh. Fish tacos in Glacier. Who woulda thunk it? Right on...I'll check it out when i'm up there...thanks.
re: SeaSybarite
How about Teddy Bear in Duval? Apparently they have been catering for several years, but just recently set up a restaurant in Duval. It appears from their web site that it has been doing well enough to stay open 7 days a week. Like Granite Falls, this is a place I'm more likely to try as part of a day trip, than as a destination itself.
re: Charles
Thanks, Charles. I don't make it to Lynnwood often, but i'll look it up if i'm in the area.
I am a native Seattlite with a mother who was born and raised in southeast Texas, and my mom makes heavenly ribs -- ribs that would probably offend someone else's sensibilities. That's all I can compare Seattle BBQ to, and it's not much of a comparison.
I'm not a religious meat man, so I occasionally go for the subpar bone-gnaw...and probably the best plate of ribs I have had in greater Seattle was at Steel Pig BBQ, down by the Seattle Center. None of the others I have tried -- Dixie's, Jones, Dinosaur, Pecos, Porter's, Iron Pig, etc. -- come close.
re: jencke
Hmmm...jencke, i see what you mean. It's true that bbq is akin to spaghetti, everyone likes their own "traditional" style. Steel Pig? haven't heard o that one, have to give it a try. thanks!
re: SeaSybarite
I learned about Steel Pig from Chowhound.... and it was one of those great finds, at least for my family and friends. Let us know what you think of it.
re: jencke
Hmmm...i see they have TWO locations, Roy(QA, as you said), and up on Aurora. Have you eaten at the Aurora location?
re: SeaSybarite
I'm pretty sure the S Pig up on Aurora has closed its doors
re: passionfoodie
huh...good call, thanks.
My favorite barbeque in Seattle is the OK Corral, about N 87th and N Greenwood, on Greenwood. It's American southern style, and comes with greens, cornbread, beans. They also do lovely fried catfish. Don't go unless you're truly hungry, because portions are generous, to say the least. Decor is hole-in-the-wall heavy on formica. Free orange drink made from God knows what in pint jars, friendly staff. Gumbo and sweet potato pie is on the menu and I saw people eating same with every sign of contentment, but I can't give an opinion beyond that about those items.
Pecos Pit on 1st Av, just opposite SODO has it's fans for barbecue of the sandwich variety. I like it too but sometimes I have found it too salty for my taste. But tender and well seasoned otherwise.
re: forager
Thanks, forager. I've been to OK several times, and like other posts, have had mixed results. I certainly like Otis--he's a character. But his ribs have been dry more than once. Have you been to Texas BBQ rigtht near Holman and Greenwood? I like their pulled pork, but the brisket has been bland. I've also had similar inconsistencies at The Frontier Room, altho i like their brisket well enough.
re: SeaSybarite
Well, as you say, to each his own taste. I happen to like Texas BBQ at Holman & Greenwood. Their large beef brisket sandwich is a feast with tender, lean, thickly sliced beef -- your choice of their homemade mild, medium or hot sauce which I happen to also like a lot. Add a 1/4 pt. of their yummy barbecue beans and a soft drink and you have a nice lunch.
re: bbqer
bbqer--i agree with you about their sandwich, on a "good que" day. On a bad one (and, this may have more to do with the quality of beef purchased by them), its been bland and dry. I dig on their pulled pork tho. It's usually pretty tasty. But, hey, i'm no BBQ Authority, not being from the heartland(s).


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