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The Old Testament gives us all sorts of strange stories. One that I've been thinking about lately is the delightfully wacky book of Esther. In particular, I've been wondering about the lessons on sex and morality that we can learn from this book. And I find the answers a little surprising, to say the least. We'll start with lesson one from Esther: Use sex to get power. Read more »
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WANTED . . . no LDS need apply
OK, so the lawyer thread has got me thinking: are there any careers that a Latter-day Saint just can't do? Read more »
Book of Mormon FHE: Lesson One
In our family, we tie our FHEs to our daily scripture study. We go through the standard works sequentially, study one story per week, and base our FHE on that story. We've made it through the OT and NT this way and it has been great. We're starting the Book of Mormon, and I have decided to post my lessons here in case anyone is interested. Read more »
Once Again: Are Mormons Christians?
It's been a bear of a day at work (editing 70 text pages of correspondence for the magazine), so I'm going to have to be somewhat short today. I'm pleased to have been able to inspire so many interesting comments in response to my provocation about the "fairy-tale" character of Mormonism, especially those that go beyond the too-easy "inside it makes perfect sense but outside it looks silly" response, which I'd think is hardly the right outlook for a missionary faith: the point is to bring those on the outside IN, is it not? I would only add on... Read more »
A Bloggernacking Mix-and-Match Game
Let's try a slightly different spin on the "Around the Bloggernacle" post. Below are four five questions and four five links to discussion and/or answers in the bloggernacle. Can you match them up? Have fun! Question 1: How many is too many in a baby blessing circle? Question 2: What should church members think of civil weddings? Question 3: How should we distinguish between rights and blessings? Question 4: How can we reconcile God's perfection with his freedom? Question 5: Is it possible that eternal progression takes place through memetics? Answers (in mixed-up order): a: Link here b: Link... Read more »
PoMo Mormon Enchantment
I am delighted that Gary Cooper came to my defense with such honesty, passion, and insight on the question of "enchantment." Yes, this is exactly what I had in mind. But before I say more on that, I'd like to settle things up with Jim F. . . . Read more »
Heidegger, Pomo, enchantment, . . .
Russell and Damon have asked some challenging questions, and answering them will take me more space than is appropriate for a comment, so, since three and one-half single-spaced pages goes too far for any response, I'm going to respond to their questions (and say something about enchantment) as my own post. I'm not sure what that does to the other discussions going on under Damon's posts. I hope I'm not making it completely impossible for someone to follow the various discussions. Rather than try to integrate my responses into one coherent essay, I'll just respond to points more or... Read more »
A Partial Response: Philosophy
I want to thank the many people who took the time to comment on my initial post. You've showed me that this guest-blogging stint will be both more stimulating and more time-consuming than I anticipated. I hope it is understood that I cannot possibly respond to all, or most, or even more than a very few of these comments. I'll try to write two posts today, the first (this one) addressing the philosophical questions raised by Jim F and others; the second post will bring things back to Mormonism. I think the latter is important because this could easily... Read more »
Where is the Mormon Jurisprudence?
People regularly make the observation that Mormons are more concerned with orthopraxis than orthodoxy. In other words, Mormons are more concerned with right behavior than with right belief. The evidence in support of this claim seems fairly overwhelming in my mind. The fact of the matter is that we allow a huge diversity of beliefs on fairly fundamental questions (the nature of God and the nature of man for example), even though we frequently paper over the pluralism with equivicol and vague language. One the other hand, we worry a great deal about proper behavior: The Law of Chastity,... Read more »
New Bloggernackers, Redux
The appearance of new, interesting LDS-themed blogs is becoming a weekly occurence. This week (today, actually, via technorati) I noticed two new bloggernackers that I thought I should point out: Dallas Robbins promises a "Latter-Day Slant on Art, Religion, and Culture." That sounds like a fun new voice in the bloggernacle. (As long as he's not trying to horn in on the gay-marriage-commentary market — we've got that one cornered here!). And the Mormon Wasp is a blog by Justin Butterfield (any relation to frequent commenter Randy?) that aims to provide "a barbed take on all things Mormon offered... Read more »
Taking the Slums Out of the People?
In 1990 Revered John Heinemeier gathered with other local ministers to solve the housing crisis in East Brooklyn. Together they developed an innovative housing program to construct 5,000 single-family housing units designed for lower-income buyers. East Brooklyn Churches (or EBC) had a long-term vision of what they needed done but there was much to overcome. These neighborhoods were crumbling, impoverished and drug-ridden. The majority of middle class families had long since fled the area. The EBC found inspiration for their ambitious endeavor in the story of Nehemiah who had been sent by the King of Babylon in 420 back... Read more »
Mormonism: The Postmodern Faith
First off, let me thank Russell, both for inviting me to contribute to Times & Seasons and for his flattering comments about me. After that introduction, I fear I may disappoint. As Russell notes, I spent two years teaching at BYU, and have enjoyed dozens of email exchanges about LDS-related matters with the handful of good friends I made during my time on campus. Since I don't have An Agenda for the following two weeks, I think I'll start by sharing a few thoughts that have grown out of those exchanges. Read more »
Excommunicating the President of the Church (and some possible complications)
Suppose that Gordon B. Hinckley really started misbehaving, sinning left and right, and generally leading the church astray. Some might find this unlikely on theological grounds, after all President Woodruff said: The Lord will never permit me or any other man who stands as President of this Church to lead you astray. It is not in the programme. It is not in the mind of God. If I were to attempt that, the Lord would remove me out of my place, and so He will any other man who attempts to lead the children of men astray from the... Read more »
Bungling the Basics?
Several weeks ago during lunch at a professional conference a colleague told me that the LDS missionaries had knocked on his door recently. I took a deep breath and immediately commenced mental preparations for whatever he was going to ask me. This particular colleague is a philosopher of religion so I was fairly sure he was going to ask me about some bit of LDS history or theology. But, I was wrong. Read more »
12 Questions for Sarah Barringer Gordon, part two
Here's the second half of our dialogue with the esteemed Professor Gordon. I'm sure everyone joins me in thanking her for such intelligent and provocative responses to our questions. If you haven't already, be sure to check out her landmark book, The Mormon Question. Again, our questions are in bold and her responses follow in plain text. Enjoy! 7. There has been some discussion here at Times and Seasons about the apparent analogies and disanalogies between the nineteenth-century antipolygamy movement and the current battles over same sex marriage. To what extent do you think... Read more »
12 Questions for Sarah Barringer Gordon, part one
Without further ado, we are pleased to present Professor Gordon's responses to questions submitted by the T&S community. Questions are in bold; her preface and responses are in plain text. Look for the second half Friday. (For background on Professor Gordon and her work, click here.) * * * First and most important, I would like to thank Nate Oman, Greg Call and other member of Times and Seasons for your interest in my work and for the opportunity to participate in the forum. I will try to keep my answers short, but the questions you all have posed... Read more »
Ambivalence as a Theological Virtue?
In her book, The Religious Imagination of American Women, Mary Farrell Bednarowski suggests that to understand the lived religious experience of American women one must appreciate the ambivalence they experience in their religious traditions. According to Bednarowski this ambivalence is not to be identified as a state of confusion, indecisiveness or vacillating equivocation. Rather, ambivalence is the reflective position of religious women who experience both a deep sense of belonging and an equally strong sense of alienation and distrust. Thoughtful American women, she argues, are committed and connected to their religious communities, but also critical of the religious traditions... Read more »
A few news items
The New York Daily News has a fun little story about LDS missionaries in New York City. CNN has an interesting story about legal issues arising from churches using public parks for baptisms. Is the ACLU involved? (And on whose side?). Check the story to find out. The New York Times has a short article on the debate over abstinence-only sex education. Read more »
Goodbye, Hello
Ahem. We'd like to release grasshopper with a vote of thanks for his excellent contributions as guest-blogger. All in favor, please go back and reread his posts, which were hefty enough to merit a second reading! And, of course, visit him at Let Us Reason for continuing lessons in careful and articulate thinking about all things Mormon. Also, at this time, we are pleased to welcome Melissa Proctor as our newest guest blogger. Melissa holds an M.A. in Hebrew Bible from Yale Divinity School and is currently a doctoral student in Religion at Brown University. She teaches Gospel Doctrine... Read more »
My Gifts (Whitsunday Reflections)
This past weekend wasn't just Memorial Day; according to the traditional liturgical calendar, it also included Whitsunday, a celebration of the Day of Pentecost and the spiritual gifts bestowed upon the early disciples on that day. Acts 2:2-4: "And suddenly there came a sound from heaven as of a rushing mighty wind, and it filled all the house where they were sitting. And there appeared unto them cloven tongues like as of fire, and it sat upon each of them. And there were all filled with the Holy Ghost, and began to speak with other tongues, as the Spirit... Read more »
Easterbrook, Dark Matter, and the Olive Leaf
A year ago, Gregg Easterbrook articulated the interesting idea that "dark matter" (a substance most scientists now believe exists, and is a major component of the universe) may be a manifestation of the spiritual world. He wrote: Suppose it turns out to be correct that the preponderance of matter and energy in the universe occurs in a form that's around us everywhere, and yet we cannot sense or see it; that there is a pervasive physical reality that passes through ours with hardly any direct interaction. This is practically a definition of the spiritual plane. Easterbrook's position has been... Read more »
Mormon Orientalism
Some time ago, Richard Bushman wrote an essay entitled "The Colonization of the Mormon Mind." In it he argued that Mormons who have looked at the Mormon past have largely adopted the attitudes of those who colonized and ultimately dominated 19th century Mormondom. Hence, we tend to view things like "theo-democracy" and plural marriage as embarrassments and see nuclear, vaguely Victorian looking families as good, mirroring the attitudes of the federal officials who crushed Mormon peculiarity in the 19th century. The hip and lit crit amongst us will recognize the influence of Edward Said in Bushman's argument. In his... Read more »
Moroni over Modernism
This may be old news to Manhattanites, but I see that the Church has recently announced that the temple there will be getting a steeple and Moroni. I have somewhat mixed feelings about this. Certainly the changes will help with "branding" (for lack of a better word). But I always liked the building's fairly pure modernist bent, which blends in well with the surrounding neighborhood (especially Lincoln Center), and has become somewhat rare in Mormondom. Moroni comes, I think, with no small aesthetic cost, but perhaps one worth paying. For more on Mormon architecture and aesthetics, see this thread. Read more »
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- montrealeater Jul 17, 2011 02:26 PM
Please tell me what your favouritelocal baked item is and where I can get it. I am going to do a bakery-crawl soon, because this board hads me jonesing for things I have never had (rugelach, come to me, even though I have never eaten you before). Any and all recommendations welcome.
FWIW I tried the Lamingtons at Tourtiere Australienne a few weeks ago and they were delicious.
Like I mentioned in the thread about rugelach and babka, I love Cheskie's and especially their cinnamon danish.
The Polish donuts from Wawel (I go to either St Mark downtown or Sherbrooke in NDG) are also a personal favourite.
- Bun aux pommes at Boulangerie Guillaume
- Chocolatine aux amandes at De Froment et de Sève
- Cake Caramel at Mamie Clafoutis
- Palmier and Turtle Bar at Olive et Gourmando
- Kouign-amann and the other thing with raspberries at Kouing-Amann
Olive et Gourmando
351 Rue Saint-Paul Ouest, Montreal, QC , CA
Mamie Clafoutis
1291 Avenue Van Horne, Outremont, QC , CA
re: Maximilien
Damn, the Kouing Amman at Koiung Amman was top of my to-scoff list. Thanks for the other recs, though, all have gone on the list. Does Mamie Clafoutis make good clafoutis? Can anyone recommend somewhere for brioche?
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1291 Avenue Van Horne, Outremont, QC , CA
re: montrealeater
If you want a brioche bun/danish (as opposed to a loaf) any of the ones at Olive et Gourmando are incredible. Apple-cinnamon, pecan-maple, or the chocolate-chocolate they sometimes have (used to do them only on Fridays, not sure now) - all divine. Expensive, but divine.
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351 Rue Saint-Paul Ouest, Montreal, QC , CA
re: montrealeater
Only tried one clafoutis there and it was pretty bad. The one I had at Kouing-Amann was better. I don't think they do it every day though.
And to be honest, apart from the excellent bread and the cake caramel, most of the things I tried at Mamie Clafoutis were surprisingly not that great...
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1291 Avenue Van Horne, Outremont, QC , CA
A few more :
- Not an original suggestion, but if you've never had it : Brownies at Olive et Gourmando... actually you might want to try everything they do if you've never been.
- Bichon at Pâtisserie les 3M (like a caramelized lemon chausson)
- Croissant à l'érable at De Froment et de Sève
- Everything at Pâtisserie Mahrouse
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351 Rue Saint-Paul Ouest, Montreal, QC , CA
re: unlaced
Oh, and the olive fougasse from Guillaume. I like ArHoma's too, but it is much more expensive - Guillaume's is only $2.95!
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mamie is closed for renovations until next week
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Sweet Lees Bakery in St Henri is fantastic with their handmade cookies, cakes and tarts.
Try the espresso & hazelnut butter square or praline maple pecan & pear cheesecake, so delicious.
Everything is so fresh and the sister and brother team are super nice.
They have a shop opening soon but at the moment they sell their products at the local markets;
This is the list of locations as per their website;
Thursdays at Metro Verdun 2-7pm
Fridays Metro Atwater 2-7pm
Saturdays Parc St-Paul 9am-3pm
Sundays Parc Sir Georges-Etienne Cartier (St Henri) 9am-3pm
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Which one ?
One of my favourites these days are the oatmeal raisin muffins at Campanelli on Notre Dame w. Topped with coconut mixed with some sort of caramel or sugar, they are unlike any oatmeal raisin muffins I have ever had...their lemon walnut ones are pretty good too, as are their brownies...it's very dangerous to be working close by a place with baking that yummy...
re: cherylmtl
I'll try their baked goods, from your recommendations. Your opinions on their sandwiches are still the same, from your initial impressions('..sandwiches are just OK, but quite pricey')?
I've tried a lot of these places over that past few weeks. The big winner is Olive et Gourmando - I don't think I've had anything less than delicious from there. The turtle bars with that layer of salted caramel are killer. They also have a sort of blueberry shortcake concoction with fresh whipped cream and honey that was so good I went back for more the next day. :) Also had a chicken/cheese/portobello/red onion sandwich that was the best sammie (ah ha! I said it - only once, tho) I've had in Montreal for 1+ years.
Caramel cakes and pistachio croissants from Mamie Clafoutis were great - the pistachio croissants are addictive, we've been back more than 3 times for those alone.
Plain donuts from Wawel. Win. I've always preferred totally unadorned (outside and in) donuts and these are so, so good.
Lots of places to get to, still (this is the kind of 'work' I like) - next on the list is Cheskies and then the kouign-amann from the place of the same name.
Olive et Gourmando
351 Rue Saint-Paul Ouest, Montreal, QC , CA
Mamie Clafoutis
1291 Avenue Van Horne, Outremont, QC , CA
re: montrealeater
Thanks for the report! And let's keep this thread alive.
Did you also try the palmier at Olive ?
re: Glaff
I am 90% sure I did, but I'm just not totally clear on what a palmier *is*. Is it like a croissant with a vanilla paste/filling? If that's it, yes, I had it, and yes, it was delicious. If that wasn't a palmier, then what is it?
Will definitely report back in this thread when I try new places...went back to O and G yesterday for more turtle bars (to bring home) and blueberry shortcake. :)
re: montrealeater
Nope, no filling in that. But it's made with pâte feuilletée like a croissant. Here's a picture of their palmier : http://www.flickr.com/photos/89674084...
What you had was the croissant aux amandes, no ?
My next baked goods sampling will be at Cerise sur le gâteau I think!
re: Glaff
Oooh, youre right, that must have been the almond croissant. I did also have one of those things pictured and it was awesome. Did I also mention the hot panini sandiwches there? DAMN.
Cherry cake? At O and G? I ddint see that. Hmmm. Excuse for return trip? Check. I also just ate one of their 'everything' cookies for lunch. :)
And thanks for the donut tip Hala - I noticed that they only had a couple left and everything else was filled. I def. prefer plain so will call in advance next time we get a donut craving.
EDIT: Wait. You mean Cerise sur le Gateau is a *place*, right? I promise I'm not as idiotic as this thread makes me look.
re: montrealeater
No problem ;)
It's a new place on Fairmount : http://cerisesurlegateau.ca/category/...
re: montrealeater
I am sure you konw this, but for plain donuts from Wawel, it's better to call in the morning so they can reserve some. They tend to fill most of their donuts.
re: poumonsauvage
I stopped in Cerise sur le gateau (on Fairmont near bagel place) as ate lunch in area and just happened to walk by it. They had a tray with samples on table in front so that caught my attention. First of all I have to say this is the tiniest pastry shop I have seen yet, hence choice is more limited. I chose the chocolate eclair as it was topped with strawberries from ile d orleans and it was totally delicious.
re: mangoannie
I tried the choco-strawberry eclair as well - loved it! Plain crossant and chocolatine were very good, too.
re: stak
I tried the croissants the other day too. It's true that it's not common to have a little sweet glaze over it, but it was actually really good.
Didn't fall in love with the éclair, but I think it's because I've become an éclairs snob since I've tasted Jacques Génin's éclairs. Definitely better than the ones at Première Moisson though.
Also tried the Reine-Élizabeth cupcake. Really good... and it's actually not a cupcake with disgusting icing on top. Just has the shape of it.


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Educating Rory: Are BBC reporters unteachable?
Real coders getting sniffy...
I think RCJ would get a bit sniffy if I called myself a journalist after writing a blog.
HTC Ice Cream Sandwich updates slip to late March
Hardware won't update...
Downloading ICS won't magically add the hardware required for NFC. If you want that functionality, it's time for a new phone.
The best sci-fi film never made: Also-rans take a bow
Neal Asher
Just finishing the last but one of his Polity novels (The Technician) and the last one is in the post from Amazon (Hilldiggers). All have been stonking good reads. Prador Moon, Shadow of the Scorpion and The Skinner stand out for me.
Apple frees iOS 4.3 two days before iPad 2 Arrival™
Rotation lock switch
is what I'm most pleased about. Using it as mute was pointless given there is a volume rocker right next to it.
Our PARIS becomes GLOBAL MEDIA SENSATION
Well done chaps...
Just saw you on the BBC 6 o'clock news. Good work!
Duracell MyGrid cable-free gadget charger
Given that you have to put the devices *on* the mat & encase your gadget with something that increases its bulk, I really don't see the point in these. I just got one of those iDapt things you guys reviewed recently, and I think it's great. Tidied away all our chargers and just use the iDapt - don't have to put a stupid case around the gadget either.
Femtocells outnumber proper mobe towers in US
Orange offer UMA which routes calls over your home WiFi. They don't seem to shout about it though - I found out from a friend. I'd love to use it, have a dreadful signal at home but my Android handset doesn't support it.
Java surpasses Adobe kit as most attacked software
So, your server side Java doesn't require a JRE then?
Papers laud publication of DIY Dalek plans
Why is The Doctor running towards a giant wheetabix?
App steers cyclists away from traffic, upward inclines
@AC & cyclestreets
Nice one. I'll check it out. :-)
Sounds great...
... when's the Android version coming though? :-(
Looks brilliant...
... hope it comes to PC or PS3. Don't have an XBox.
iPhone 4 developers get software update, but will it fix death grip?
"So, for most people in most situations, it's much better than their old phone"
What if their previous phone wasn't an iPhone - then surely it could be worse!
Couldn't be arsed to plug in my headphones, so watched the vid with the automatically transcribed captions. I prsume the following captions were supposed to be iPhone 4:
- I found four.
- Night phone.
- Knife on.
- Knife and fork.
Student's brilliant idea: A peer-to-peer social network
It's been available on 4OD for the past week.
Microsoft cuts 'Series' lump from Windows Phone 7
7 Series
Or BMW.
iPad pitch to the Wall Street Journal laid bare
Flash video re-coding...
... to what - Quicktime absolutely stinks. As buggy and resource hungry as Flash!
Avatar attracts nine Oscar nods
District 9 and Moon were the best sci-fi films I've seen for a long (long) time.
Don't recall...
... Ms Weaver getting her wabs out in Aliens.
Michelle Rodriguez's do look good in 3D though.
Samsung SH-BO83L
Does it work with MCE?
So, does this allow playback of blu-ray movies through Windows Media Center (Win 7).
Why Microsoft's IE 9 will frustrate standards fans
Bringing the rendering engine up to standards compliance is to be applauded and will make a lot of developers lives *slightly* easier.
The rendering engine isn't the only factor, especially with more complex or security oriented web apps.
The main thing they need to address is their security model. I can see the logic behind some of it, but it can be terribly hard to deal with. I've had cookies that were intended to make the site more secure blocked by the browser, and the countermeasures to deal with that make a mockery of the intended purpose of the cookie blocking anyway.
Conversely, we wouldn't have AJAX, the beloved "Web 2.0" technology without the MS Outlook team getting XmlHttpRequest built in to IE.
Hey ho. Dealing with this stuff keeps us employed!
Google open sources flash-happy Chrome OS
Isn't this essentially what Oracle were trying to do 10 or so years ago?
I personally like having local data and local processing power, but I would - being a software engineer.
I can actually see this possibly taking off with the MySpace generation though. As long as they can access the websites they like on the device - it'll do.
Reckon it'd have to run on cheaper hardware than a "full fat" PC/Netbook though, otherwise you'd (read: I'd) buy the general purpose one that could also access the internet.
MS patent looks just like Unix command, critics howl
Kingston SSD Now V 40GB boot drive
These things are great...
I stuck a Corsair x64 SSD in my media centre as the boot drive. It used to take 1 min 50 from cold until I could watch live TV, it is now 40 seconds.
Also, it just feels much snappier. Once the desktop appears, I can click the firefox icon and firefox will appear - it used to fanny about for ages after showing the desktop.
Just waiting for the 256 GB ones to become cheap enough to stuff one in my laptop.
iPhone apps top 100,000
Windows CE/Mobile
How many apps are available for the Windows mobile (CE or whatever) platform?
Also, don't start a sentence with "And". :-)
Can Darwin help us find little green men?
Life on Earth is mostly ugly?
Come on, that's not fair.
I'm no hippie, or mental anti-g8 activist that thinks Humans or capitalism are the scum of the Earth, but the diversity of species and the difference in how they look and how they all go about their business is facinating and beautiful.
New Doctor Who is 'simply the best'
It's pretty shit really...
... think I've seen most of the *new* ones, and must admit that if it wasn't for fond childhood memories I'd have stopped watching a very long time ago.
That said, I was a bit disappointed when Chrstopher Ecclescake was announced to be leaving, but thought David Tenant turned out to be excellent.
So we should give the new boy a chance. And if Russel T Davies is writing less episodes, it can only be a good thing.
Apple confirms Windows 7 support for Mac OS X boot camp
Double Standards
Isn't this a case of double standards, what with not allowing OSX to run on non-Apple hardware?
If Apple made cars, they would only allow you to drive them on roads built by Apple.
Fedora 12 beta code is go
I like Fedora, did some development on it a couple of years ago, and found it OK.
By OK, it mean a mean of the following:
- Great: More responsive than XP on the other partition. Loved the multiple desktops.
- OK: Can't just poke around the UI for settings - have to look stuff up and open terminals (not a problem as such - I grew up with command line interfaces, just, well, aren't we past that now?).
- Poor: For all of these improvements mentioned in the article, will they make it "just work" with my laptop's inbuild wireless. Tried to install it at home, and everything went smoothly apart from the bloody wireless. After working at a PC all day, I just couldn't be bothered to put in the time to figure it out in the evening.
Facebook 'fesses to bad hair day
The irony...
Attempting to view downrightnow.com, I a met with a connection timeout message!
IBM punts free enterprise language tools
"The goal is to shield developers from complexities typically associated with Web 2.0 application development,"
HTML & JavaScript is about as simple as development gets. If a developer wants to be shielded from this, I would suggest that they should not call themself a developer and maybe get a McJob.
UK media: 'Met Office computer will destroy the world'
As usual...
... a well written and well reasoned article from Lewis Page.
If more of society read articles like this rather than the sensationalist/unresearched/skewed toss in the newspapers, I think we'd be in a much better state.
Keep up the good work.
Blears sackee nothing to do with TheyWorkForYou
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So you call me lazy for not following the link, then say that the link takes you to a page where there is, in fact, a simple mailto: link. Confirming my guess, nice work feller.
My point wasn't in defence of the situation, I was simply saying that the situation probably wasn't discovered as a result of snooping as the black helicopter brigade would assume.
No interception...
... I suspect the "contact me" button was a simple mailto: link which would have opened a new message with her default email client.
Fedora 11 beta bares chest to all-comers
Have they sorted out wireless setup yet...
... last tried to get wireless working with Fedora 8 on my laptop and failed.
LametopsLaptops Direct offers free funerals
April 1st
See title.
Microsoft loudly disses secret 'Cloud Manifesto'
Role revesal?
Hmm. "Here's hoping that when this consortium reveals itself...".
Methinks that other companies may be the ones to scrutinize since for a long time all eyes have been turned towards Microsoft.
I'm looking in Google's direction.
Also, this "Cloud Computing" thing - yep, has its place, but how many of the readership of this site would be happy with a low powered, "dumb" terminal in front of them?
Beeb borrows copyrighted Flickr image
...considering the BBC's response..
"Mike says he's considering the BBC's response and its offer, although he notes he's not entirely satisfied with the explanation"...
Reather, wondering whether he can take them for any more cash no doubt. I'm not saying they're blameless, but they won't use it again, he's £75 better off and no-one was hurt. Job done, move on.
Gates looses mosquitoes on tech conference bloodsuckers
@Simon Painter
That word replacer is genius.
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Yes! It's the cardboard PC!
Yeah, that'll help.
Replacing what is probably the most recyclable part of the PC anyway.
Doing something about being able to recycle the myriad different substances within would be properly useful.
Man robs convenience store with Klingon sword
Didn't think...
... that 7-Elevens sold Gagh and Blood Wine
US couple leg it with 'gift from God' bank error
An excellent case of
nominative determinism!
Microsoft halts construction plans, won't renew leases
Very good, would rate the comment if I could.
Snipers - Cowardly assassins, or surgical soldiers?
Good article
As always, a well written and well reasoned article from Lewis Page. Looking at the comments so far, I wish people would read the entire article before venting.
Keep up the good work.
Boy band sings praises of Windows 7
Yeah, an attempt at viral marketing, but...
...anyone notice the "respond to my touch" line early on and think about an allusion to iPhone type UI things going on?


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It's Friday, folks!
There's still hope for Ella the bisexual publicist to see some more screen time on the CW. According to the network's president, Dawn Ostrof, Melrose Place isn't done for — yet. "We hope Melrose Place picks up steam," she told E! "We're gonna air all the episodes in a row. We've made the show a little bit lighter, a little happier, a little brighter, and I think we've made some good creative changes. We're going to see how the audience responds." Well, we responded pretty well to Ella's last make out session, so maybe some more of that will help the show. Just a suggestion.
Former ER lesbian Laura Innes (aka Dr. Kerry Weaver) has been cast on a new series on NBC called Event. She will play "the mysterious inmates' leader at a secret facility." Hmm, sounds like it has gay potential to me.
Don't you think it would be hilarious if you had secret sources (aka friends) that told the world when you texted your ex and she ignored it? Hilarious, annoying — possibly maddening. Poor Lindsay Lohan — if she's within 100 yards of Sam Ronson, the press decide what she's thinking. Seriously, though — how do they know that "she wouldn't leave" and "at the end of the night, you could tell she was waiting for Sam." The same week, she was spotted acting "aloof." Well, I suppose that's what I can expect from a magazine that also reports on Jessica Alba's late-night burger snack. "Caught in the act!"
Women in Trouble came out on DVD this week. There's a lesbian couple in the film (played by Rya Kihlstedt and Cameron Richardson) and also a bisexual character as well as a storyline about two strippers/friends that fall for one another. Why haven't I seen this yet?
A new iPhone game, Valet Hustle, allows you to play with a lesbian character named Ren. Even more awesome? The creators, Factory Games, are donating a portion of the proceeds to the Human Right's Campaign. That's definitely a game worth 99 cents — and the cost of an iPhone if you don't have one.
Alison Goldfrapp of the electro-pop duo Goldfrapp told the Times that she was surprised when the UK press outed her as a "mid-life lesbian" last year. Said Alison:
I don't know why people would find it surprising. Everything we've ever done — the music, the looks, the shows — has all been quite ambiguous and undefinable, and that's how I am. I don't like to be defined by my sexuality, which swings wherever I like to swing. I've had lovely, long relationships with men as well. I just happen to be in a relationship with a lady at the moment. I don't like to be pigeonholed in my life or my music either. The best policy seems to be to go with what feels right, so I do.
Allison's partner is film editor Lisa Gunning, whose most famous work is the John Lennon biopic Nowhere Boy, in which Goldfrapp contributed to the music score.
And by the way, Goldfrapp's music is out of control awesome. Welcome to the club, Alison, from AfterEllen.com.
FEED creator Mel Robertson has announced that Nicole Pacent (Anyone But Me) will star in her new soccer film Queens of the World. Also on board: Maggie Connor, Elizabeth Keener and Nikki Caster (Cherry Bomb). How lesbian will the movie be? So far, it's looking pretty good.
Do you have some children that need some, uh, help? Supernanny is looking for gay couples. This might not be the kind of visibility we love, but hey, having some crazed kids is normal, right? Mombians?
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Former presidential candidate Mitt Romney was in Idaho Falls Wednesday night at a rally to support local republican candidates.
Romney was given a warm welcome at Riverbend Ranch. He urged voters to keep Governor Butch Otter, Senator Jim Risch, and Congressman Mike Simpson in office.
He discounted criticism that the candidates may not be conservative enough.
"We have a big enough tent to make sure we have over half the people of America so we can go to Washington and actually lead - go to Washington and get this country on track again, because this is not just about making a statement or fighting the good fight and losing - this is about fighting and winning, and I want to make sure we elect people who can win, and Jim Risch and Mike Simpson and Butch Otter supported me and I'm supporting them to make sure we get this country on track," Romney said.
Romney also commented on the situation in Ukraine.
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We're in store for another busy day at the 2011 NFL Scouting Combine. Here's a brief breakdown of what's happening today…
– Today is Arrival Day for defensive linemen and linebackers. Meanwhile, the kickers and punters will workout on the field, offensive linemen and TEs will go through more exams and meetings, and the QBs, RBs and WRs will go through measurements, meetings, interviews and a media session.
– Vikings Head Coach Leslie Frazier will go through a similar schedule to what VP of Player Personnel Rick Spielman experienced on Thursday. He'll be on with Voice of the Vikings Radio Network Paul Allen at 9:15, then Sirius NFL Radio with Rich Gannon and Adam Schein at 9:45, then a press conference with national media at 10:15 and finally a meeting with local beat writers after the press conference (all times CST).
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By Parody on Feb 25, 2011 | Reply
Apparantly Jaymaar Johnson recently signed a 1-year extension: http://www.startribune.com/sports/vikings/blogs/116914943.html
I thought that none of this was going to happen until after a new CBA is worked out, but I guess they have the right to sign until March 4, but the player's union is just encouraging everybody to hold back.
Regardless, I like the move. Johnson showed a lot of promise when he was active, and I'm sure he can be a solid #4 or #5 for us. So the current WRs are Harvin, Berrian, Arcenaux, Camarillo and Johnson. Speculation is that Berrian will be cut, and if we are able to retain Rice then I'm all for it. Otherwise, we are going to need to keep him simply for his speed unless we can pick up a good alternative in free agency.
My first choice is obviously to do whatever it takes to retain Rice, hopefully with a Restricted Free Agent tag followed by an extension mid-season after he shows that 2009 wasn't a fluke. But whatever happens, I'm sure our coaches will be making sound decisions.
By Shawn on Feb 25, 2011 | Reply
@Parody … there is a blogger who consistantly puts up posts with crazy assertions and never posts a link to back the absurd ideas that float around in his head … a lot of he said she said mumbo jumbo that is meaning less
Of course things are happening until march 3rd and to suggest anything differant is dumb
By Shawn on Feb 25, 2011 | Reply
Looks like the team is banking on the new CBA if and when it gets done will make Sidney Rice a RFA meaning we can match any offer anyone else make to him … or they give us draft picks
By Carl K on Feb 25, 2011 | Reply
Jaymar has a little more speed than Greg Camarillo… I think JJ can push Greg for the starting punt returner job.
I agree with Parody, Jaymar is a solid #4 or #5 WR. I am glad the Vikings did what they had to do last year and now to keep him.
Now, should we draft WR Julio Jones with the #12th pick and cut Berrian?
By Shawn on Feb 25, 2011 | Reply
I say cut Berrian no matter what … 3.9 million for pulled hamstrings and droped ba'lls is too much for any reciever or make him take a pay cut but i dont see him being higher than #4 on the depth chart so whats the point
By Shawn on Feb 25, 2011 | Reply
I just broke the I before E rule
By Parody on Feb 25, 2011 | Reply
You broke the no foul language rule too with your ba'lls remark!
I don't want to draft Jones, simply from the standpoint that it means we are giving up on Rice, who still has a lot of spectacular years ahead of him. If we can retain Rice, then we alrady have a solid receiving core, (Rice, Harvin, [cut Berrian], Arceneaux, Camarillo, JJohnson, Shiancoe), supported by a good set of running backs. So the offense will only need an improved OLine and a QB who can lead them.
By Carl K on Feb 25, 2011 | Reply
@parody – Why do you feel drafting Julio Jones would mean we are giving up on S. Rice? B. Berrian yes!
Anyway, Rice has caught 146 p@sses in 4 years. That is 36 per year!
Is that elite production worthy of an elite contract?
By Parody on Feb 25, 2011 | Reply
I'm looking at it from Rice's side of the ball – the CBA likely won't be resolved by draft time, so Rice won't have re-signed with the team yet. We sign a WR in the 1st round and already grabbed the best WR from the CFL. As Rice, I'm getting the feeling that they don't care if they bring me back.
Over the last 2-years Rice has been averaging 4.55 catches a game, which accounts to 72.7 receptions in a 16-game year. Compare that to the 1.77 catches per game he had in his first two years and you can quickly see where your statistics are skewed to support your false argument. Not to mention, of the possible free-agent WRs this year, I recently saw Rice listed as the 2nd best possibility, behind only Vincent Jackson, with names like TO, Randy & Santana Moss, Santonio Holmes, Braylon Edwards, Malcom Floyd, Steve Smith, Mike Williams, James Jones, Steve Breston and TJ Whosyourmomma all trailing him.
Don't shoot him down just because he made a poor decision on how to handle his injury. When he gets a full season in, I am confident that he will be producing just as much as any of the top-5 receivers out there. With a top-notch QB he'll do even better.
By Parody on Feb 25, 2011 | Reply
One more thing – I just saw Rice in another article that was listing the top-50 free agents this year. He was #4 behind only DeAngelo Williams and a couple of QBs who have already been giving the franchise tag. That sure makes him sound like an elite player to me!
By Frederick Jones on Feb 25, 2011 | Reply
It Is also dumb to try to read between the lines, and make up things I supposedly said. And you seldom read the entire blog, or blogs that I send.
Besides, I get my facts from books, and the internet. If you wanted another reference like a link, you have to ask. When I suggest where to go to get the info., then you have the option to go there, or not go there.
Besides that, I would never take the time to learn how to post a "link."
By Frederick Jones on Feb 25, 2011 | Reply
Shawn face the facts, whether it is a "link," internet article, newspaper article, or magazine article, ANY or ALL could be based on hype.
So it comes down to; do you think Sidney Rice will play several more productive seasons, or is he too injured to be worth keeping.
By Carl K on Feb 26, 2011 | Reply
@parody- Great answer! I love reading your posts.
Sid Hartman of the Startribune reported that close friends of Sidney Rice claim the hip surgery he had did not fix the pain he is having…
Frazier said yesterday that he is happy with Rice's health and that the Vikings have extended a contract offer to Sidney Rice.
I hope Rice signs the contract!!!!!
I agree with you that Rice has great potential to be one of best WR's in the NFL. However, over the past 24 months the Vikings have said on a number of occasions that resigning Rice is a high priority – and they have offered him contracts.
I am not trying to shoot Rice down… but when has he ever said signing with the Vikings is a top priority for him??? I can't force Rice to want to play for the Vikings!!!!! Sooner or later the Vikings will either need to sign him or move on. How long are you willing to wait?
I believe (and I have been wrong before) the Vikings are working hard to get him signed before March 4th (before the CBA ends). If that doesn't happen… I would not be suprised if the Vikings took WR Julio Jones in round 1, or maybe WR Torrey Smith in the 2nd round.
Frazier has said the QB position is a priority and signing Rice is a priority. If we can't sign Rice does that mean WR is no longer a priority????
By Carl K on Feb 26, 2011 | Reply
I am very suprised Frazier made the public statement that the Vikings made a contract offer to Rice… typically, GM's and coaches refrain from making comments about current contract negotiations.
By Parody on Feb 26, 2011 | Reply
Carl – you make some good points too, even though I don't like to consider what they could mean to the team. Rice just has too much talent to let him wander off to a new team. His actions last summer convinced me that it would be a better choice to give Rice the franchise tag and put the efforts into re-signing Greenway, who is more likely to stick around by choice, especially since he only has one new coach to work with rather than the complete reworking of the offensive coaches around Rice.
By Parody on Feb 26, 2011 | Reply
Carl – you make some good points too, even though I don't like to consider what they could mean to the team. Rice just has too much talent to let him wander off to a new team. His actions last summer convinced me that it would be a better choice to give Rice the franchise tag and put the efforts into re-signing Greenway, who is more likely to stïck around by choice, especially since he only has one new coach to work with rather than the complete reworking of the offensive coaches around Rice.
By Parody on Feb 26, 2011 | Reply
sorry for the double post – the first one didn't show up immediately when I posted it.
By Carl K on Feb 26, 2011 | Reply
Parody – I hate the idea of Sidney not playing for the Vikings next year. It will be a happy day for me "IF" the Vikings can resign him. Viking fans all across the country will be celebrating and dancing in the streets when a new deal is done. Rice has a ton of talent… you are corect about that… and there is something artistic about they why he can go up and make a catch when defenders are in perfect postion. His touchdown catches are simply priceless.
However, I also hate the idea that the Vikings were TOTALLY UNPREPARED to play without Rice in 2010. I don't think Frazier will let that happen agian.
By Carl K on Feb 26, 2011 | Reply
Sorry – "they why" should be "the way".
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