• Mini-Posts

    links for 2009-06-10

    Pam's House Blend:: The hate inside our borders – white supremacist opens fire at Holocaust Museum (tags: Wingnuttia wingnut Nazi Holocaust) Does Holocaust Museum Shooting Vindicate DHS Report? | TPMDC (tags: wingnut)

  • Hot Off The Presses - The Never-Ending Bloga

    YouTube Better Watch Out

    …the new iPhones are coming with a new video and “send to YouTube” capability. And yes, David signed us both up for when they come out, as we’ve got 1st Gen phones, and we get a better deal because we didn’t upgrade before now. So I’m expecting somebody will be working on a WordPress plugin for iPhone-to-blog video, or maybe there’s already a way to get stuff from YouTube to post on WP blogs. The New iPhone Breaks Ground — and News – Media Decoder Blog – NYTimes.com In its introduction of the next-generation iPhone on Monday, Apple demonstrated a…

  • Mini-Posts

    links for 2009-06-08

    New World Notes: Chestnut's Choices, 6/4 – 6/10: Explore Thought-Provoking Interactive Art, Enjoy Pixelle Ballet, Meet a Computer Network Security Expert and Much More (tags: SecondLife Art)

  • Mini-Posts - Only in Utah...

    Gay rights advocates strut political clout in Salt Lake – Salt Lake Tribune

    Gay rights advocates strut political clout in Salt Lake – Salt Lake Tribune There was glamor and glitz, and at times a playful gaudiness Sunday during the Utah Pride Parade on Sunday in downtown Salt Lake City. Yet beneath the surface of the rain-soaked celebration of Utah’s gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender community, there was also the sense of a rising surge of political activism that almost transcended the spectacle with its brightly colored floats, rainbow banners and the marching, dancing men and women in brightly colored attire. “This year it is about everyone coming together and showing how much…

  • Flickr - Photos and Shutterblogs - The Never-Ending Bloga - Traveling Along, We're Adventurers

    Folk Life 2009, and a few bloggy bits

    Here are some of the photos I took on our recent trip to Seattle for the Folk Life festival… there’s not really a narrative, but I wanted to give an idea of the color and sheer energy that goes on there. We had arrived very late the night before, due to a delay on United. We went for a walk in the morning after breakfast around the neighborhood near the hotel, walking up 5th Ave. North on Seattle’s Queen Anne Hill to get to a spot where there was a nice viewpoint. Although I’ve never eaten at this particular restaurant,…

  • Episcopal - Flickr - Music - Parish: Holy Moly (ECUSA)

    St Nick’s on the Move

    Wow! They broke ground at church while I was on vacation for the addition! Ginny I can has iPhone? Via: Flickr Title: St Nick’s on the Move By: GinnyRED57 Originally uploaded: 7 Jun ’09, 10.31am CDT PST UPDATE: And it’s about frickin’ time. This morning was my first day back after vacation – we returned late last Sunday. I knew that ground had been broken but wasn’t prepared to see the big mound of dirt, two earth moving machines, and the Honey Bucket tactfully screened by the sign provided by the Diocese of Chicago. Ahem, I see there’s a rather…

  • Mini-Posts

    links for 2009-06-06

    Of course, I could be wrong…: <b>i love you, but you disgust me</b> Mad Priest notes a recent study found that when people are physically clean, they are less judgemental… and another study found that political conservatives tend to be tidy, but liberals have colorfully cluttered workspaces. (tags: Religion Science) Sapolsky on Religion (tags: Religion Science Anthropology) When Prim Cats Dream… (virtual LOLcat) « Mistletoe Ethaniel’s Blog My first published work, sort of.. I don't care about the RL/SL outage, as many do (tags: SecondLife LOLcats)

  • Hot Off The Presses - Religion

    The Doctor Who Trusted Women

    Hundreds attend memorial service for slain abortion doctor Tiller — chicagotribune.com Reporting from Wichita, Kan. – This morning’s memorial service for slain abortion doctor George Tiller was a peaceful celebration of his life, which culminated when his wife of nearly 45 years, Jeanne, stood alone on the altar and, in a strong clear soprano, sang “The Lord’s Prayer,” which she dedicated to “the love of my life.” Many in the overflow crowd at College Hill United Methodist Church wept audibly as Tiller’s widow, willowy and elegant in a lace blouse and white linen skirt and clasping a white hankie, hit…

  • Food, Glorious Food

    Stonyfield Yogurt – Beef Stroganoff

    I just made Beef Stroganoff using a Stoneyfield Yogurt recipe that I’ve had for years (David avoids dairy food but can tolerate yogurt). The funny thing is I’ve never actually used Stoneyfield, just whatever plain nonfat yogurt I found at the store. This time I used a Greek yogurt called Chobani that I found at Meijier, and notice a marked improvement in taste and texture. Result: very creamy and smooth, nice and thick, and VERY tangy. Stoneyfield is fine, too, but this Chobani stuff is strained Greek-style, and thus isn’t watery or “loose” when combined at the end. The Dijon…

  • Clan: McTiVo - SciFi/Fantasy

    Warehouse 13: But Do They Have Data?

    TV roundup: Every sci-fi and fantasy show to watch this summer | SCI FI Wire Warehouse 13, Syfy. Premieres July 7 at 9 p.m. This new dramedy from the reinvented Syfy follows the adventures of two Secret Service agents, Pete (Eddie McClintock) and Myka (Joanne Kelly), who end up tracking down mysterious artifacts for the super-secret government facility known as Warehouse 13. Saul Rubinek plays the Warehouse’s quirky caretaker, Artie. The premiere kicks off with a two-hour pilot and is from executive producers Jack Kenny and David Simkins. Thirteen episodes have been ordered. Poor Saul Rubinek. He seems to be…