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Harvest Room - Fairmont Hotel Macdonald
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We had a great time at Afternoon Tea at the Harvest Room. Our server was really friendly and helpful. Made us feel very comfortable. It was my neices 10th birthday and they brought her out a special dessert with a candle and made her feel special! The food overall was pretty good.
We celebrated our wedding anniversary at the Harvest Room in the Hotel Macdonald. Our server was Ivan, who was attentive and courteous throughout the evening. Our dinner choices were outstanding- my wife chose sablefish and I chose venison. Both dishes were cooked to perfection and were delicious. My wife chose the scallop as an appetizer, while I had the salmon "three ways". Besides the fact that I only noted two ways that the salmon was prepared, it was a beautiful prelude for the dinner that was to come. The setting for the restaurant is exquisite and perfectly suited for a special occasion, such as an anniversary. all in all, a perfect evening.
Prices quite high, but food and service very good. Lobster Raviola and Tenderloin were very tasty. I wouldn't rate them best in the city, but they were tasty. Great view of river valley from the Old Mac as well.
Beautiful surroundings in historic hotel, great place to go for a client business lunch or if you want to impress someone. While I found the prices for lunch in particular, high, the service is attentive without being overbearing and quality of food is exceptional. The menu is interesting but quite limited.
Santana was the best waiter we have ever had. He was outstanding. We will specifically request him again if possible.
Excellent service provided by Santanya. We appreciated the Happy Anniversary dish with chocolates. The 5 of us enjoyed the appetizers, salad, main entrees, drinks and desserts. We want to make this an annual tradition with our adult children.
We were there for quite awhile, first having drinks in the lounge and then our meal in the actual restaurant. The service was attentive but certainly not overbearing, the food was amazing, and the little extra touches were great. They brought us a complimentary plate of chocolates for our anniversary (and for almost every other table as well)and we left the restaurant feeling happy and stuffed.
My wife and I chose this restaurant for our anniversary celebration because we have come to rely on it over the years for consistently high food quality, preparation, and service, as well as the the cozy elegant ambience that the Harvest Room in the Hotel MacDonald offers. One special feature of the menu is the offering of various organic meat and vegetable choices. The chefs show creativity in the blend of flavours - we were not disappointed. If you tell the staff that you are celebrating a special occasion like and anniversary, they will also bring you a little surprise at the end of the meal. This restaurant is on our "must visit again" list.
Great meal again at the Harvest Room Amazing lobster chowder and then blueberry crusted venison (I know it sounds odd but was spectacular!) Great food and great service!
A special occasion restaurant . expensivel wonderful food . service was disappointing but not fair to judge by one waitress . wine list is pricey big mark up .
Food quality was exceptional in terms of presentation, perfect temperature, portion size and best of all, VERY DELICIOUS
We chose a 6:30 pm reservation on a Thursday and as it was a quiet evening, we received exceptional service from all the staff. My wife requested a gluten-free entree' and the chef came to our table where he explained the selections and made my wife feel very much at ease. Our waiter was very attentive without being intrusive. The food was devine - from the presentation to the flavors. The special touches to celebrate our anniversary were much appreciated!
Steak was so tender and our server was excellent Great time
Hi I had made a reservation at the Fairmount Hotel MacDonald for my parents for there for a late Fathers Day and also for a belated birthday due to I work out of town, they loved it the food was great and service was the best and since they have never been there before they are planning to go back for there anniversary and knowing that my parents enjoyed there experience there, I will also have to experience the harvest room. thank-you Yvonne
Menu was good but nothing speci or noteworthy. Nice surroudings but I wouldn't come for the food. We had hoped to eat outside with the glorious view.
Top-notch ambience, food presentation, food preparation and taste. Service was outstanding.
Food is great. Wine selection is very broad. Its is more on the expensive side though. Starters from 15-20 $ main entrees from 40 to 50. Id recommend it for special occasion as it is very fancy. I will definitely bring my mom here as she likes sueprise fancy dinners. You can go wrong with this place, if youre on a really tight budget though, this place might not be good :)
Our server was very attentive but not overbearing, everything she did was timely and she had many tables in her section. Had beef tenderloin and ostrich tenderloin, both perfectly seasoned and tasted really good. Not the best steak I have ever had, but way above average. Bill was not as high as I had anticipated and we had desert and a bottle of wine. Not cheap, but very competitive in the high end market. Only criticism is the rather limited menu, but it has a good variety of protein. Overall outstanding service and a good meal, you can find better steak in Alberta but you would be hard pressed to find better service.
I took my wife to the Harvest Room for her birthday as I wanted somewhere special to go and to try one of the most reputable restaurants in Edmonton. The food was amazing, the service was excellent, and the ambience was perfect. I would highly recommend the Harvest Room for an intimate dinner for two with an extra bonus of having one of the best views in the city.
A beautiful dining room, comfortable spacing between tables. Attentive service, but not overbearing. Good advice on choosing wine for the entrees. Shared an appetizer - scallops were perfectly cooked and well presented. Main courses are varied - the halibut was delicious as was the duck breast. Always the choice for a special occasion such as an anniversary.
Wow, I have never been treated like royalty. The service was attentive, courteous and beyond excellent. Would love to dine here again if i have to entertain bigwigs when i'm back visiting the city. And the food is absolutely divine and perfectly prepared and presented.
Nice environment, excellent service, very good food. The view of the North Saskatchewan river is great! Enjoyed the tour of the hotel afterwards.
My wife and I spent our 12th anniversary having an amazing full dinner service of top notch culinary creations. Our server was personable and attentive but also not disruptive. It was topped off by a personalized anniversary dessert of chocolate and strawberries that was fantastic. Highly enjoyable evening with my beautiful wife (and no kids for 1 night lol). Thanks Fairmont!!
Quinoa spinach salad was amazing! Love the vanilla balsamic. The server was very accommodating for our anniversary, and personalized our meals. The restaurant also let us walk around outside on their beautiful patio!
They always have unique food choices. Some hits and some misses. I just wish the Harvest room was a bit more secluded for seating arrangements. No bad experiences but I do wish it wasn't tiered.... I would've liked to be on the upper tier having said that! ;)
The Harvest Room is one of the last traditional fine dining restaurants in the Edmonton area. From the amuse bouche, to the between the course sorbet palate cleanser everything is nicely choreographed and the servers are very professional. The only reason I did not give the food five stars was because they drastically overcooked my steak as I ordered blue rare and was served medium well. The server was wonderful and instantly replaced my steak. Overall a wonderful experience.
Dinner - Aug. 13: We enjoyed a spectacular dinner & the service provided by Ivan (& Carlos who visited from time to time) was fantastic. Great food & experience. Thank You. Breakfast - Aug. 14th: While our previous nights experience was very good... the breakfast was unacceptable. The service & table settng excellent ... however our choice of the breakfast buffet was a mistake. The buffet warming trays continuted cooking the eggs benedict such that the sauce was non-existent, muffin a dried-out hockey puck, & poached egg thoroughly dried out. Similar experience with the "pancakes"... dried out & wooden. Both the muffin & pancakes were extremely hard to "cut" they were so overdone... a searated knife was needed. Next time... no Buffet.
The service was attentive and considerate. The little plates with fruit, chocolate, and candles were a clever way to mark our special occasions (a birthday and 20th anniversary in Alberta) without spoiling the presentation of the deserts. The ostrich tenderloin was just the right combination of fruity flavours and crunchy textures (the little curls of deep-fried apple come to mind) and the halibut was moist and substantial. The peach melba had a subtle creamy almond flavour, but the lemon tart could have been a bit more assertive with its balsamic strawberries and black pepper crème anglaise to my taste. Overall, an outstanding evening.
Wonderful choices, outstanding food, just the right amount of attention.
Generally food was tasty and well presented but could have been warmer. Ambiance and service awesome.
My daughter and I joined you for high tea and were entirely pleased with the experience. The menu and service were excellent, as was the ambience. Simply delightful.
We had dinner for 2 to celebrate an anniversary. Our server was fabulous, took great care of us. Although I did not like one of the appetizers we chose (not the kitchen's fault, just did not enjoy the taste) the food was terrific and extremely tasty, the portions were larger than I was expecting, which I was glad about.. I had the Duck and my husband had the Ostrich, both fabulous. The server surprised us with a special treat after supper, while waiting for our dessert, to help celebrate our anniversary, and that made the evening more special.
It's always nice to taste the rest of the flavors out there.
We, a party of three, picked the Harvest Room because of the long-standing reputation of the Fairmont Hotel MacDonald, and because it has a terrace, and view. Our waiter was attentive and never left gaps in the food service. One diner had the chicken offering for diabetics which was good; the second had the breast of duck which was very good, and the third had the Angus Beef tenderloin which was truly outstanding, the best piece of steak he had had in forty years of dining, as he told the Chef ! The desserts, with several being unusual, but limited in number, turned out to be a most satisfying ending to a splendid Anniversary evening, as was the surprise "Happy Anniversary' platter. This is definitely a dining room to return to !
The Harvest Room in the MacDonald Hotel in Edmonton is one of those restaurants that is an experience that everyone should have at some point. the decor is vintage high end with monstrously large cathedral ceilings, and accent lighting that creates an atmosphere designed for that luxury feel. The food is amazing, I had the opportunity to dine on Ostrich, which was cooked to perfection in a blend of tastes and textures that made my taste buds dance with every bite. My wife had Lobster with a Clam chowder that was done in a traditional manner of chunky seafood and the base brought separately to allow you to make the consistency to your preference. Remember that it will take 2-3 hours to eat here.
We went here for our anniversary. The food was outstanding, as was the service. Would highly recommend the Harvest Room to anyone looking for a fine dining experience.
The Harvest Room is in certain ways old school. You won't find the latest micro-gastronomy tricks here but what you will find is excellent service, warm and comfortable surroundings and good food done extremely well. They offer a good selection of wines, especially by the glass. My wife, my son and I had a quiet night out after an emotional burial service. The wait staff was attentive without being fawning, the food was delicious and portion sizes were spot on. The only down side to the whole evening was that it had to end. I would not hesitate to recommend the Harvest Room to anyone.
my wife and I are from Vancouver and had the chance to eat here as well as stay in this wonderful hotel the hotel itself is fantastic as well as the restaurant the food is second to none and the service was exceptional (thanks ivan) from the moment we sat done we knew we had chosen the right place for our romantic dinner.ive stayed at the empress in Victoria and we will continue to make the Fairmont chain our home away from home thanks for a wonderful time and look forward to returning in the near future sherry and kevin mccrea
Great food, greater service and the kids treated like royalty. Lots to be thankful for, thx fairmont!!
My daughter and I recently attended the "Tea and Tour", which consisted of high tea in the Harvest Room followed by a guided tour of the hotel. Cost of the package was $35 per person. The tea was lovely - nice selection of teas, tasty scones with fresh preserves and Devonshire cream, and a three-tiered tray containing a selection of yummy canapés (smoked salmon, duck, egg salad and bruschetta) and a variety of baking. Service was friendly and attentive. From there we were invited to meet for the tour, which took us through all the main public areas of the hotel plus one of the suites. We were given lots of interesting historical facts about the hotel and the changes it has undergone over the years. All in all, a very enjoyable afternoon.
My two sisters and I took my Dad out to celebrate his 82nd birthday. From the time we arrived until we left, we were made to feel very special. I had requested a table with a view (which we had), all the staff made a point to wish Dad a "Happy Birthday". He was so impressed. The food was amazing and our waiter outstanding. The special added touch of a dessert plate with Happy Birthday written in chocolate was above and beyond. It was truly a special night, great conversation, great ambiance and a time to celebrate and catch up. You made our night a wonderful celebration.
Our family of 3 had a birthday dinner on Oct. 24 - we loved everything about it and will definitely be back. Food and service was excellent - we frequent fine dining and many local restaurants and this is by far the best service we have ever received. Our waiter was efficient and really friendly but not overly so and made us feel very comfortable! I am already looking forward to going back soon.
We had an incredible meal - the pork belly, duck and sorbets were especially memorable. Service was perfect - waiter was informative and attentive yet not 'hoovering.' Pricey but well worth it - creative and tasty food with good sized portions.
After trying many highly rated restaurants in Edmonton's downtown and finding many lacking in either food quality, service or both, I am happy to report that I have finally found a spot I can recommend. The restaurant was quiet and has excellent views of the river valley. The food and service were top notch. We ordered the rack of lamb and the the beef tenderloin. The tenderloin here however was excellent and the entire dish is something I could never make at home. Similarly the rack of lamb and lentils it was served with had a totally different combination of flavours from what I had ever had before, and somehow it all worked together perfectly.
Every time I go I am always overjoyed. Need to go more often!
I brought my Mom to the Harvest Room to celebrate her birthday. From start to finish we were provided with excellent service. Our server Natalie was friendly, attentive and you could tell she cared and wanted to ensure our visit was sspecial. My Mom and I enjoyed the Royal Tea and Tour. Will definitely be back!
We wanted to celebrate my wife's birthday with a special meal at a special place. Both of these goals were met at the Hotel MacDonald's Harvest Room. The room is well appointed and overlooks Edmonton's beautiful river valley. Service was friendly and professional. The menu, while not extensive has some wonderful choices. The seafood appetizer was delicious. My wife had the rack of lamb and I had the roast beef and Yorkshire pudding special. The meat entrees were excellently prepared with a nice medley of vegetables. A nice touch with the desert was a complimentary treat for my wife's birthday. While our budget would not allow us to dine at the Harvest Room on a regular basis, it certainly met our expectations for this special occasion.
Both my guest and I were taken aback by the odd manner and defensiveness of one of the servers to the extent she dimmed the atmosphere. I even recall her from a previous time. She had an unfriendly manner and disposition (mannerisms, look on her face) and didn't seem to be enjoying her job. Fortunately, another server took over (?) who was much better. Even though she made a mistake on the order which delayed the food, she was direct, honest, and sincere about her apology. The food was great although we were never asked if we wanted anything to drink when the food was finally delivered and by which time we had finished what drinks we had.
The Harvest Room itself provides a beautiful decor and ambiance. The seafood potlach and lamb special were both wonderfully prepared. The dungeness crab salad was refreshing.
The all over dining experience was very good; the food was excellent and the ambience suited the mood. Two slip ups were corrected before it ruined our night out: Our server brought another couple's order to our table and topped up my sparkle water with tap water. The plate with strawberries and chocolate for our anniversary ended our evening on a high note.


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Thu, Jul 23, 2009 | 18:49 BST
Ace Attorney Miles Edgeworth hitting the US in February
Miles Edgeworth, the fella who took a page out of Prince's fashion book, will land in US stores via his own game February 16, 2010.
Ace Attorney Investigations: Miles Edgeworth has players taking on the role of his purpleness, tsk-tsking their way through investigations to get the whole truth and nothing but the truth.
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Fri, Jul 17, 2009 | 22:59 BST
Capcom releases Comic-Con schedule, looks like fun
Capcom has released its schedule along with a list of treats it will be providing to attendees at Comic-Con next week.
There will be tournaments, the Japanese game developers and loads more.
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Games Featured
- Ace Attorney Investigations: Miles Edgeworth (never-before-seen demo)
- Lost Planet 2
- Dark Void
- Tatsunoko VS Capcom Ultimate All-Stars
- Marvel vs. Capcom 2
- Resident Evil: The Dark Side Chronicles
- Fate/Unlimited Codes
Capcom will be hosting four panels throughout the event, complete with full Q&A sessions:
- THURSDAY, JULY 23 – 3:15–4:15 CAPCOM 2009 Lineup – Join Capcom's premiere producers as they present sneak peeks at the most anticipated games of the year featuring Jun Takeuchi ( Lost Planet 2), Morgan Gray ( Dark Void), Daryl Allison ( Spyborgs), Motohide Eshiro ( Ace Attorney Investigations: Miles Edgeworth), and Masachika Kawata ( Resident Evil: The Darkside Chronicles). Moderated by Capcom-Unity.com's Seth Killian, see exclusive gameplay footage and behind-the-scenes making-of features followed by a Q&A session! Room 6BCF
- FRIDAY, JULY 24 – 2:30–3:30 CAPCOM Fighting Games – Capcom fighting fans unite as our game producters present first looks at the hottest new fighting games for the year featuring Rey Jiminez and John Diamonon ( Marvel vs. Capcom 2), Kazuhiro Tsuchiya ( Fate/Unlimited Codes), and Ryota Niitsuma ( Tatsunoko vs. Capcom). Moderated by Capcom-Unity.com's and SFII Champion, Seth Killian, see exclusive gameplay footage and behind-the-scenes making-of features. Plus, we'll pull a couple fans onstage for an impromptu Marvel vs. Capcom 2 tournament to show off your mad skillz and earn big Capcom prizes! All followed by a Q&A session! Room 5AB
- FRIDAY, JULY 24 – 5:00-6:00 LOST PLANET 2 – Capcom presents an in-depth, behind-the-scenes look at one of the most anticipated games for the PS3 and Xbox 360 featuring premiere producer, Jun Takeuchi direct from Capcom Japan, joined by Frank Filice and Shawn Baxter of Capcom. Moderated by Capcom's Francis Mao, see exclusive gameplay footage and making-of features. Plus, we'll pull a couple fans onstage for an impromptu Akrid hunting session to win some exclusive Capcom prizes! All followed by a Q&A session! Room 2
- SATURDAY, JULY 25 – 10:00-11:00 How to Get a Job in the Video Game Industry – Capcom presents a comprehensive panel of video game industry insiders who will share their story of how they got into the business, what types of career opportunities are available, and most importantly – provide tips and leads to the audience for their own entry into the industry. Featuring Cliff Bleszinski, Lyle Hall, Mona Hamilton, Francis Mao, Ruben Langdon, Karen Dyer and Shana Bryant. Moderated by Christian Svensson. Includes an indepth Q&A session Room 2
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Thu, Jun 04, 2009 | 14:32 BST
Japanese software sales May 24-30: A great week for debuts
The Japanese gaming charts looked well this week with the debut of Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days for DS selling 295,000 units.
Ace Attorney Investigations: Miles Edgeworth debuted at number two for DS sold 172,000 units, while another debut, Shin Sangoku Musou 5: Empires (Dynasty Warriors 6: Empires) for PS3 sold 76,000 units and the Xbox 360 version 17,000.
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- Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days (DS)
- Ace Attorney Investigations: Miles Edgeworth (DS)
- Dynasty Warriors 6: Empires (PS3)
- Sloan And Michael's Story (DS)
- Half-Minute Hero (PSP)
- Higurashi no Naku Koro ni Kizuna: Dai San Kan – Rasen (DS)
- Utawarerumono Portable (PSP)
- Tom Clancy's HAWX (PS3)
- Let's Make A Baseball Team 2 (DS)
- Dynasty Warriors 6: Empires (360)
Tue, Apr 28, 2009 | 20:05 BST
CAPTIVATE 09 embargo lifts – All coverage rounded-up
The CAPTIVATE embargo just lifted, revealing impressions on Dead Rising 2, Lost Planet 2 and plenty me. Don't trawl the web: we'll do it for you. We'll add everything as it appears.
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- Eurogamer.fr boss battle trailer
- "Downloadable Lost Planet 2 demo at E3″ (Eurogamer)
- Lost Planet 2 Demo Announced, PS3, PC Versions Possible (Kotaku)
- IGN jungle combat trailer
- "Capcom: We're only working on 360 Lost Planet 2″ (NowGamer)
- Unity details
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Dead Rising 2
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Fox News alert -- -- reaction this hour to a personal attack creating a political firestorm.
Democratic strategist Hilary Rosen just apologizing to and Romney and anyone else who was offended.
After saying the wife of presidential candidate Mitt Romney had quote never worked a day in her life.
Of course referring to the stay at home mother of five.
Brand new hour here of America live welcome everyone I'm Megyn Kelly.
The apology comes in the wake of major backlash.
It all started last night.
When ms.
Rosen took a swipe it and Romney during an interview on CNN.
Suggesting that in Romney should not advise her husband about women's issues because she's a stay at home mother was in here.
What you have is is Mitt Romney running around the country saying well you know my wife tells me that what women really care about -- economic issues and when I listen to my wife.
That's what I'm hearing guess what his wife has actually never worked -- day in her life.
She's she's never really.
Dealt with the kinds of economic issues that a majority of the women in this country are facing in -- -- how we feed our kids.
How -- we send them to school and and and how do we worry and why we -- about their -- And Romney responding immediately on her Twitter account.
Firing off her first tweet ever and saying her job.
Was to raise her five boys and it was tough work here she is on America's Newsroom responding earlier today.
My career choice was to be a mother and I think all of us need to know that we need to respect choices that women make.
Other women make other choices to have a career and -- Stanley which I think Hilary Rosen is actually done herself.
I respect that that's wonderful.
But you know there -- other people that have a choice.
We have to respect women and all those choices that they make.
Another woman who chose to stay at home and raise a family.
Is our former First Lady Barbara Bush she joins us right now by phone mrs.
bush thank you so much for being here with us.
Nodded off and probably spoke so well I don't expanding.
And I suspect.
-- -- -- -- that are.
Hard working decent honest dipping children's not bad -- and did choose to stay home but their children.
And -- it's a lot of volunteer work.
I don't think people are very.
Understanding of the act which he has and Adams worked -- -- -- that she had breast cancer.
And -- works.
Gary Hart are at risk youth you know -- it accused to.
Stand now raise their children that some people.
-- -- Don't -- why they can do well but I've always is and so trust -- embracing George walker was not easy.
And as our viewers know not only were you married to a president you've raised to president you've raised the governor.
But -- ask you about this comment because.
This seems to be something that's that's really struck a chord with a lot of our viewers this hitting.
Stay at home moms against working moms -- the suggestion that if you choose to stay at home and raise your children as you did.
That you you don't want to or cannot well understand the plight of working women your thoughts on that.
Well I I think I can't understand faction and I've I've I've been lucky but has been.
Worked very very hard and I could just bored staying out but I realized to -- screen idol and there's two issues that kind of mind.
But she also posted -- there are important but you get back.
As chief has -- is it back I think cheat -- wonderful woman and I'm not criticizing.
Hillary what bank.
It corrected but whatever her -- Hillary -- -- that -- Hilary Rosen chose to do it the other events I'm.
Their -- position in life and I think it's great but I also think.
But if -- stay at all embraced.
Break choker which I can honestly say I have done much well why else.
I think it was worth the trip.
And -- I've -- Specter a lot and I do also.
Note that.
You have an opportunity.
To get back by volunteering.
And and that brought me do it -- that.
Background I'd do it appears other popular that the great volunteers the world he actually started the.
Dealing for George of the points of light -- which has helped.
Dallas so pumped billions to Qatar -- China.
I'm not predictable -- but I just sorry bitchy.
-- -- -- -- -- about chose and were able I have -- could -- a -- spirit or art of back to stay do you care they children.
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- She took to her Twitter account this Hilary Rosen did and double down and a couple of ways and one of the ways in which she did.
Was by saying that she meaning and Romney.
She said she should stop saying that she is Mitt Romney's guide to women's economic problems she doesn't have -- And again it seems to be a reference to if you are person of privilege of of wealth as the Romney's are.
And as you -- -- our former president are.
That we weren't always -- right.
But but she seems to be suggesting that if you have money and you have some privileged that you can't you can't understand what the people who aren't as fortunate.
Are going through in this country your thoughts on that bush.
I don't think that's right -- -- I don't of the gross restore no it does to use street people look at out of sport to buy it.
-- -- the trees they want Iraq or whether -- but happy sad that.
It should be critical of other people should.
-- Think of what you could do to get criticized other people I don't belt.
Hillary and the kind of church is a wonderful world that much but a -- -- -- Particularly -- should -- is represented.
Whether she says she isn't on the other.
There's been.
Obama campaign -- -- it shouldn't do that.
She's now apologized.
In a statement that I read a -- -- -- -- out there that's.
Victor yeah achieve it she's apologizing and Romney and and -- anyone else she's offended and said let's put the faux war against stay at home moms to rest once and brought -- -- and it -- -- I know you've said.
Before the most important job any of us will ever had is parenting.
And he and that's not any way to put down working -- -- also says don't count Orton too but.
You're thoughts for all the moms out there watching this were feeling a little -- comfortable at the suggestion that's now been put out there that.
They somehow -- are.
You know less -- head towards society because they have chosen to stay at home with their -- it now.
When George has worked really really are eight go to Wanda spoke glamorous places and I stayed what I've wondered for children.
I would never -- a lot but.
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But -- shut that.
It's it's just it's not so -- -- -- -- all all the time right here.
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And after that but what will look at you were -- live on Fox News.
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Here is a little recipe for a marinade that my father uses on his "world famous" hot wings. I have altered it slightly to try and capture that sweet, spicy and savory goal most great recipes contain.
Wings (You can buy as many as you like pre-cut or with the "hook" still on them. Here is a little tip, save the ends you cut off the wings and freeze them in a bag, you can use the ends later for a true chicken stock for other recipes.)
You can buy most of these next items at Sam's in large containers and trust me you won't need to buy more than once or twice a year:
Cayenne Pepper
Black Pepper
White Pepper
Garlic ( I prefer a clove per breast or in this case about every 8 wings, though minced garlic will work fine. I just prefer the fresh real deal when it comes to garlic).
Bay Leaves
Green Onion/Red onion
Teriyaki Sauce
Worcestershire (yes I had to check the spelling on that too)
Soy Sauce (instead of salt, though you can use salt if you prefer)
Liquid Smoke
If you want to sweeten the deal, add a tablespoon or two of brown sugar to the mix and try adding a juiced orange to the mix to switch things up as well.
After you have cut up the wings and have them separated from the "ends/hooks," (no I don't know the correct terminology) put your wings in a Zip-Loc style bag. Depending on how many you have I like to keep my bag below half full when it comes to wings.
After they are portioned in your bag(s) and you have your limes halved (give 'em a good roll around with your hand on the counter top with pressure before you cut them this will loosen up the juice inside), your garlic and onions cut, begin to put your ingredients into the bag on top of the wings.
You're not making a sauce or glaze or anything so it really doesn't matter a great deal how you combine the ingredients because they are going to be mixed up anyhow.
Remember your cayenne pepper is potent so go easy on it for your first batch. A good shake or two should be proficient.
A few good shakes of the black pepper and one or two modest shakes of the white pepper are all you need.
Teriyaki needs to be somewhat generous and you will want to have almost 1.5 times more of the teriyaki than the worcestiwhatever.
Soy sauce needs to be generous but we all now how too much salt can ruin a dish in an instant so don't go crazy with the stuff.
Garlic, you know the drill, a clove for every 8 wings.
I would say probably a whole onion, sliced for every bag. Stick with red or yellow onions. Or if you went the green route, a bundle per big bag is good.
2-4 bay leaves per bag depending on size of bag.
Liquid smoke can be really over bearing, so be nice, two cap fulls per bag is plenty.
Limes need to be one to two halves per bag depending on size. Before you juice the lime though, flip it over and grate the skin off in to the bag, and you don't need the whole lime and every bit of skin to do this (making lime zest.)
I also don't believe in exact measurements on something like this because its a feeling out process that each person needs to discover on their own in order to find the right taste that suits them. Flavor profiles much like wines aren't really bound anymore by old school thought, its more about what suits you and tingles your taste buds. So experiment, add, subtract and see what gets you and your family's mouths watering.
Now zip the bag almost closed, then push the remaining air in the bag out, and once its out finish the seal on the bag. Turn it over and few times and really shake it and mix things up in there.
Put 'er in the fridge and turn it over every few hours for about 24 hours. You can do this with a turn or two in just a few hours but I like to make mine the night before.
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This particular dress seems to run small – so you may want to order a size or two larger than you think you should. Part of this is because the silky skirt fabric is kind of unforgiving and you don't want it too tight if that's a problem area for you. The top of the dress is absolutely gorgeous – from the almost hot pink color to what I call an "artichoke leaf" texture.
If your décolletage, shoulders and back are something you like to show off – this dress is definitely for you. I loved how much skin it showed up top so much that I didn't wear a necklace so I could keep it open visually. Everyone complimented the design and color of this dress and I felt comfortable in it. The top part holds you in and up which gives the appearance of a good figure.
Accessories: I paired my dress with a black scarf I already owned to cover my upper arms and to take it from fun party dress to something a little more elegant. Shoes: A classic pair of black pumps or simple strappy kitten heels would work perfectly. Don't try to wear this with footwear that is too complicated visually because it distracts from the dress. The bag: A simple black clutch. Jewelry: Again, I tried to keep it simple to make it more elegant. I used some small "diamond" earrings and a matching ring. Hair: This could work with hair down or up. I pulled mine back and slicked down the front.
One Last Tip: Make sure you have an assistant when you're getting dressed – you'll need someone to help zip you into it.
(To see which celebrities I met, come visit me at Latinaish.com!)
Author bio: Tracy López is a writer living outside the D.C. Metro area. Her blog, Latinaish.com, examines cultural differences she discovers as she navigates life in a bicultural, bilingual family. She can also be reached via Twitter @Latinaish.
Disclosure: City Chic provided the dress for review. The above is the author's opinion.


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The day that a man meets his partner's father is always a momentous occasion. It's an inevitable rite of passage. It's part of the process of becoming close to the girl's family. However, it isn't something that all men look forward to. Despite their partners' support, men will most likely feel a lot of pressure.
1. Let your girlfriend guide you through it before it even happens.
Take the case of Raffy, who, in the past, has met the fathers of his two ex-girlfriends. He relates: "It really depends on what your girlfriend tells you about her dad. She really is the best barometer on how to act and leave a good impression, so I found it really important to listen to what each had to say about their fathers. In both cases, I was apprehensive and I didn't hesitate to tell it to my then girlfriends. I thought that was important because they eased me in."
It was a different situation for Kevin. Here was a guy who was terrified of meeting his girlfriend's parents because his she's from a Chinese family and he's not. "Plus, I'm her first ever boyfriend," he explains.
On the opposite of the anxiety spectrum is JC. When asked what he felt about meeting his girlfriend's father, he coolly says, "Curious and a little anxious." He adds that, "You always wonder what your girlfriend's parents are like. Are they like her? Are they the exact opposite?" JC's initial curiosity and mild anxiety helped him feel relaxed when his girlfriend told him that she wanted him to meet her dad. "It didn't take long, maybe a couple of months," he says. "I felt that I'm just meeting her parents it doesn't mean I'm going to marry her right then."
2. Find the right time for the meeting—and that doesn't mean just picking a date.
Raffy was very wary of meeting either of his former girlfriends' dads. "Every time a girl would bring up the possibility of meeting her dad any," he begins, "I would try to avoid it because I find meeting and talking to the father a huge step in the relationship, so I'd like it to be really serious before that time comes." He also notes that, "Maybe it's because a part of it feels like the father 'passing his daughter on' and that's also quite daunting.
3. Relax and don't "over-think" it.
When the moment of truth arrived, the three gentlemen also had different stories to tell. Kevin says that five months after they became an official item, he finally met his girlfriend's father. "I just made small talk and it was surprisingly easy to do so," he happily narrates. "I guess my fears were more imagined than real."
"Well, it was eye opening," JC says. "You find out where some of her interests come from and on the other hand you're like 'Whoa, how is he her dad?' You also learn it's not too much of a big deal."
4. Observe and follow the dad's lead.
Kevin's view on the process includes insight into how his girlfriend as well as her dad thought: "I guess introducing a guy to one's father has some symbolic resonance, so she, as with many girls like her, did not want to introduce just about any guy to her dad."
Raffy's concerns eventually proved to be overblown, but he still was on his best behavior. "I was always thinking of ways to show that I'm someone he can trust. So, I wasn't too showy of PDA (public display of affection), I tried to be courteous, etc." To add another twist to the tale, Raffy notices that, "for some reason I find fathers harder to impress than mothers because you're looking at the man you have to live up to, and it is a fear of mine if the father doesn't see me as someone who lives up to his stature."
5. Be the best version of yourself.
Each guy has to eventually meet this often intimidating figure known as "DAD" to his girlfriend. They clearly want to impress these fathers to show them they are worthy of their daughters but it's also a rite of passage and a test of character but to all would-be suitors, the best advice may be from JC who says, "Be yourself. It's classic."
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The Chimp Challenge is around March. I don't know if TPU participates in it though. I remember Wizzard mentioning that he's getting in touch with some copmanies for Hw, but lets see how that goes. If you do that, expect me to show up at your doorstep with a hammer first. Also, you should set up a VNC server on your desktop. That way you can monitor it even if the comp restarts. At my work place, all outgoing VNC connections are blocked, but fortunately I can VNC into it from my cellphone, which i do often to monitor temps etc. If I feel temps are getting too high on either CPU or GPU, I can even adjust clocks, fan speed etc right from my cellphone. Geekgasm, right there.
Im pretty sure you would be melting other things before your cpu. Does your mobo have a 8+2 power phase? Also have you overclocked your NB at all? I've heard that overclocking it to 2.6-3.0 yields amazing performance benefits. Be sure you have good cooling on your NB and VRM's though. You may also want to get some heat sinks for the mosfet's. Be sure to watch the heat on your mobo. I fried a amd MOBO OC'ing before. The mosfet's got so hot it melted the solder and the fet fell sideways and lost connection! let's say i was a noob OC'er then lmao
I think TPU participates in it. Look at our team summary. ChimPowerUp is a username that would be used during the chimp challenge just a guess though What's a VNC? Also what app is that and how do you do it?! I'd love to get my droid x setup with this before i leave so i can monitor all my points being submitted!
I would assume his motherboard would have 8+2 power phase because motherboards that have 4+1, like mine, have reported cases of the northbridge burning (or even catching fire) when running even a lightly OC'ed x6 at load for prolonged periods. That is why I am unable to upgrade to an x6.
Yeah I have OC'd the NB. Not sure what clocks but I remeber i had to increase the voltage. My mobo has really good heat sinks on the NB. and did you read about the 15C ambient room temp? Anyway, I will try more things out and keep 50C on core temp as my upper limit. Very interested in finding out how far I can go. Did I tell you this was my first every overclock?
VNC is remoting protocol that allows you to control your PC remotely. The service I like to use is TightVNC. Its a free software. basically, you install the TightVNC server on your desktop, and the TightVNC viewer on any computer you want to use to control your desktop from. The viewer can also be installed on a USB stick, if I'm not mistaken. The great thing about TightVNC is that if my computer restarts, it halts at the logon screen because I have a password set (sneaky roommates FTL), but at that point, ie the login screen, tight VNC starts running. So, if your PC restarts, you can still control your PC. If you're behind an wireless router, you'll have to set up port forwarding for port 5900 (default VNC port). For Android, I use the app AndroidVNC.
If it's stable at 4.0 i honestly wouldn't touch it anymore. 4.0 is very good overclock. So if i only want to control my PC from my android i use tight VNC on my desktop and android vnc for my droid x? Also do i need to be on wifi network with my droid to control it or can i be on 3g? Oh and im running ethernet from my wrt54g. It's running dd-wrt, but all my desktops are connected through ethernet.
It is a power phase 8 + 2 design. X, I would never wanna overclock back home in India. Ambient temps of 40C arent very friendly. And my previous box with E8500 came with a crapzilla mobo. Everytime I tried to OC, it would reset the clocks. Anywho, I think Im making up for all those non overclocked machines now You would also need to forward the VNC port (5011?) through your router.
Yes, thats correct. It works with both wifi and 3G. If you have multiple desktops connected to the router, you'll still have to set up port forwarding. Google it, its very easy. It wont take you more than 10min tops.
5900 also, if you wanna setup the VNC server on multiple desktops (like I have for my main and folding rig), you'll have to use differrent ports on each (5900,5901...etc.) and set up port forwarding for each.
try this http://www.wikihow.com/Set-up-Port-Forwarding-on-a-Router If you have problems, I can walk you through it on steam once i'm out of work
What's your steam ID J? Add me. Steam ID: Manana. Or try the_atheist1990 If you have black ops, then we can play zombies with x
Cool!. We should definetly try killing some zombies! never been in a game with more than 2 players. always end up getting killed by the ethereal effing dogs...
Shit man, i've made it to like round 24 with 4 other people on the first level. This was on 360 though, as i just got black ops for xmas and i've played like 30 mins of it cause i finally got the i7 rig finished lmao! I need to sell my rig #2 on craigslist and build a cheap am2 combo with a dual core and a decent pci express card and game on that and keep folding on the main rig. Im so addicted to folding i don't like pausing my work units In fact, i don't even know how to pause a -bigadv!
Dude, the other day I was playing it with 3 other guys (friends from my clan), we reached till level 23, and then died spectacularly...lol. It was my fault though...
You could make a gaming system out of the Intel quad core you sold me...lol. You can have it back if you'd like. I think we might be straying OT here
haha it's related to folding as i need a different rig not to interrupt my folding rig for huge points! I'll take it back for free but i can't afford much at the moment cause i need to upgrade my gpu's for moar ppd!


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Leon Knight, ex-footballer and noted misogynist, suspended from Twitter
His "Slag Alert Pictures" stunt backfired.
By Helen Lewis Published 06 September 2012 11:51Leon Knight was a footballer. At the age of 29, he finds himself without a club, after he was released from Glentoran after allegedly making homophobic comments on Twitter.
Until yesterday, though, there was a place where Leon Knight still had an audience: Twitter. As @leonknight82, he had 102,800 followers, who enjoyed such banterous tweets as "Hoes have to know 80% of men have a sat nav hoe alert device programmed into our brains you can't fool us lol #beat&delete". A month ago, he went after Jamie O'Hara, claiming that his wife Danielle was a "hoe" and trying to provoke both of them into responding to his increasingly obscene tweets. (I made a Storify of that here; it's pretty unpleasant).
Anyway, for the last couple of days, Knight has been trailing "Slag Alert Pictures", his latest brave foray into the world of "exposing" women who've sent dirty pictures to their boyfriends. He even created a hashtag, #SAP. The plan was to tweet compromising pictures of these women, to shame them - and entertain his fans. The stunt added tens of thousands of followers.
Now, I'm not going to detain you with amateur psychology on Leon Knight, who seems to veer between common or garden misogyny and "person you'd cross the continent on avoid". I just wanted to make a record of exactly how this went down.
First, Knight tweeted about the #SAP idea, and published an email address for people to send pictures to.
He claimed that someone had sent the following email, and he'd therefore decided to have mercy on them:
Then he published an image of a chalk board with the Twitter handles of the women he planned to target. Clearly, a fair proportion of his 102,000 fans then got in touch with the women to taunt them about their upcoming public vilification, because you see messages like this:
Not everyone was cowed, though:
Rather heartwarmingly, one of the targeted women's timeline simply contained "thank you" after "thank you", as she showed her gratitude to all the people who'd got in touch to say how horrific they found the whole idea.
That angered Leon Knight, who started tweeting that he was going to "ruin her whole life". (I've blanked out her name.)
Tragically, nothing was going to stop Leon Knight. I missed his initial flurry of tweets, and by the time that I checked, the photos he'd posted had disappeared. Here he claims that "Twitter" had deleted them.
By the end of the evening, one of the women said that she was receiving death threats and tweeted a photo of herself apparently in a police station, where she claimed to be reporting the crime. (I've been unable to find any credible report of Knight's arrest, although the rumour has been swirling on blogs and social networking sites). Another one of the Twitter handles from Knight's "blackboard of shame" appeared to show that the account had been deleted.
And this morning, I checked for Leon Knight's account and found this:
Now, I don't think there are any grand conclusions to be drawn from this - apart from the fact that misogynists have fan clubs. It was a man who tipped me off about Knight's latest rampage, and for every witless idiot cheering him on, there was someone else disgusted by the flagrant bullying and slut-shaming.
But it is worth recording. Because this stuff happens, and ignoring it won't stop it happening. Staffordshire police looked into Knight's earlier tweets to Jamie and Danielle O'Hara, and yet there he was last night, moving on to a new target. As our lives get more and more networked, those of us who use public spaces are going to have to decide how to deal with the Leon Knights of this world.
Or, as This Is My England put it:
Digital technologies: changing faster than we get get our heads around the risks which come along with the useful functionalities. So let's be careful out there.
Update 2.30pm I've just contacted Staffordshire Police's press office, who confirm that Knight was cautioned last month over the tweets to the O'Haras. But they haven't received a new complaint.
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Usherwood I AM a upstanding member of society, i have a job, i pay tax, i have my own home, car, i do voluntary work, have a loving family, i do not drink nor do i take drugs and i am degree educated and i cause no one any problems.
I am also entitled to do as i so wish in a private relationship without having to justify it to others, my ex boyfriend is a coward, bully and now a criminal.
How dare you suggest what you have. I did not deserve this, i did not WANT this and i am now as a result unable to sleep in my own home as my address and phone number was also leaked.
You should be ashamed of yourself for what you have wrote about me.
Well anyone can make a complaint to the police about this, so why don't you do so Helen? It's time hate crimes against women were taken as seriously as the other kinds. you have copies of the tweets and email, you have less to lose that the targeted women themselves.
He's clearly an idiot on an epic scale. Let's be honest here though, the women responsible for the photos he posts are hardly upstanding bastions of society are they. Brainless, pointless attention seekers one and all.
What a brainless remark.
How dare you! And you are an upstanding member of society or just a sad internet troll?
According to me, twitter is a great social networking site with high visitors traffic and so its our own duty to care of those things which we share or post on twitter. I also want to share something with you i.e. related to Truefitt & hill shaving and if you also want to know about my story just contact me.
Helen please insure you get your facts correct
I have given a statement
please call hounslow police and you will get your info tomorrow
Don't encourage his trolls who have been threatening to beat me up for being a 'slag' and a grass and that the police don't care about this, because they do
I'm not sure the term misogynist really fits here? A hatred of women doesn't come across from his fairly childish tweets.
Could you clarify?
Really? I think this is absolutely misogyny, his behaviour shows pure hatred for women by publishing intimate photos and calling them abusive names, and directly threatening individuals. I don't see this as childish, it's vindictively and maliciously attacking women he doesn't know for no reason other than his own bitterness. I don't know how much more misogynistic you can get to be fair.
Witless fans? Poor ,poor and more poor. Your life has obviously been very dull
Could someone get in contact with Leon and ask if he wants to sign for Linfield?
Running out of ideas with this team
You're short of strikers at Linfield, right enough :)
It's also worth noting that his contract at his last club was terminated through a probationary clause mainly due to homophobic tweets. It seems that anyone who he sees as challenging his sexuality is to be attacked and humiliated.
Hi Steve,
I'll add that the picture is from a previous club.
Thanks for the name check. Regarding your 2.30 update - why would Staffordshire police receive a complaint re: last night's antics? Knight lives, I believe somewhere in the SW London area. Staffs police would presumably have only been involved in the Jamie & Danielle O'Hara complaint because the Wolves players, I guess, lives in that neck of the woods.
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I doubted that they would - just wanted to confirm with them the status of that investigation.
Helen, it would be helpful if someone would either remove the picture of Knight in a Swansea City shirt or clarify that he was removed from the club in 2007.
It might also be interesting to find out why Knight suggested via Twitter on 18 July that Kenny Jackett, the Millwall manager who was in charge at Swansea in 2007, had "planted" something at some point. As the reasons for Knight's sudden departure from Swansea were never publicised, some light may be shed on that mystery too.


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"The first release, scheduled for September 2009 (code name: Vanilla), will provide feature parity with the LTTng Viewer (LTTV) v0.12.12."
And this seemed to have a screenshot of the LTTng plugin: http://ltt.polymtl.ca/tracingwiki/images/0/00/TMF_-_Traci...
This was pretty good overview of past & present tracing: http://ltt.polymtl.ca/tracingwiki/images/5/57/Ts2009-hell...
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As it assumes that one has a working user-space in problematic cases one wants to analyze. Kernel should be able to optionally get the data out also through some high-speed HW interface without going through user-space and filling of the flight record buffer would better not rely on user-space.
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Second, more specifically about the LTTng kernel tracer, you are right in that the current mechanism used to extract data is a splice() system call controlled by a user-space daemon. However, alternate implementations of ltt-relay-alloc.c and ltt-relay-lockless.c could easily permit to use a high-speed debug interface. This has already been done with earlier LTTng versions for ARM.
The core of the LTTng kernel tracer therefore does not depend on userland. It's only the peripheral data extraction and trace control modules which depend on working userland. But they could be replaced easily by built-in kernel objects interacting directly with the LTTng kernel API. I made sure all operations we allow from interfaces presented to user-space are also doable from within the kernel.
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University honours music pioneer
The music pioneer responsible for laying the foundations for the cultural icon that is today's Conservatorium will be honoured by the University of Newcastle this weekend.
In memory of Harold Lobb and in recognition of his vision and commitment to developing classical music in Newcastle, the University of Newcastle's Conservatorium concert hall will be named the Harold Lobb Concert Hall.
As Founding Principal of the University of Newcastle's Conservatorium, Harold Lobb was instrumental in ensuring that Newcastle had a Conservatorium before either Brisbane or Perth.
Head of the School of Drama, Fine Art and Music, Carmel Lutton, said Harold's energetic approach meant that by the end of the Conservatorium's first week in February 1952, more than 160 students were enrolled.
"By the end of its first year, the Conservatorium had enrolled 388 students with numbers rapidly escalating to 608 by 1954," said Mrs Lutton.
Despite his heavy schedule of teaching and administrative duties, Harold pursued scholarship donations from the community to support the growth of the Conservatorium.
"Early supporters of Harold's vision included Newcastle City Council, the Business and Professional Women's Club and the Rotary Club of Newcastle. It is a proud testament to his efforts that much of this support, and more, still exists today," said Mrs Lutton.
Ill health forced Harold's premature retirement from the Principal's role in 1968, but it did not quell his passion. He returned to lecturing in the mid 1970s with an MBE for his services to the Conservatorium.
"Harold's vision that the Conservatorium should cater to the needs of all students — including promising performers to develop the ranks of the orchestra or as soloists; music teachers to meet national demand; and those who want to learn music just for the fun of it — is as relevant today as when he conceived it," said Mrs Lutton.
Photo opportunity: The Chancellor of the University of Newcastle, Professor Trevor Waring AM, will unveil a commemorative plaque during a ceremony honoring Harold Lobb's memory at 2pm on Sunday 25 March 2007 at the University of Newcastle's Conservatorium of Music, Newcastle. Members of Mr Lobb's family will attend the ceremony.
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As an agnostic, I find the religious wing of the GOP a little trying. Naturally you'd think I'd secure a happy home in the Democratic Party, but, lo and behold, I happen upon a similar histrionic and emotive-driven worldview within the Leftist ranks. Non-empirical, non-rational, non-philosophical movements predicated on how I, blacks, gays, single women aged 18-34, seniors, etc. are all "feeling" actually end up making me
nauseous. The progressive impulse to divvy up people based on racial, economic, sexual orientation, or gender identification is also a step in the wrong direction, IMO, and it's a tried-and-true tactic that heightening people's awareness to these superficial and mean differences will ultimately sway a good chunk of them to vote you into power. Of course, every little clique needs to operate under its own little mode of logic when reasoning through policy decisions, and that's the part that especially sticks in my craw. There is no "black logic" or "gay Latina senior citizen military veteran" logic: there is strictly human logic.
This comes back to the point I'm belaboring. Where does someone like me turn when evaluating political affiliation? If it's not the irrational religious freneticism on the Right, it's a different kind, but no less exhausting, irrational religious freneticism on the Left. Conservatism as a broader philosophy appeals to me (specifically Burke) because it is highly rational and it views human history as a sort of empirical demonstration of ideas: we keep what works and there's a high burden of proof to change things. None of this "getting involved to change the world" just for the sake of "getting involved" and "change." It's circumspect and scientific, and very agnostic.
If the GOP were to trend more towards this line of thought, I wonder how it would play with the masses. Like if the GOP ran a couple atheists for higher office and scaled back the religious talk in their platform. I wonder how the evangelicals would handle it, but I think they'd be open to the argument that this is actually how the Constitution was intended, and that religious freedom flourishes most in a secular, pluralistic society. Basically I'm wondering what both the irreligious and religious would think of such a move.
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