Paleo Movement: Jimmy Moore and Jack Kruse discuss controversy within the Paleo community
Haven't even posted the links for the Sally Fallon/paleo dust-up.
Friday, August 30, 2013
Costco
Given my interest in Costco, these articles were of interest...
Mish: Wal-Mart is not Costco; So Why Should it Pay Like Costco?
Costco's Second-Class Citizens
Something to consider for Labor Day...
Related:
Medieval England twice as well off as today’s poorest nations
Why a medieval peasant got more vacation time than you
Mish: Wal-Mart is not Costco; So Why Should it Pay Like Costco?
Costco's Second-Class Citizens
Something to consider for Labor Day...
Related:
Medieval England twice as well off as today’s poorest nations
Why a medieval peasant got more vacation time than you
Konjoe Burger Bar
Two Wednesdays ago I made my first visit to San Pedro Square Market in downtown San Jose to try Konjoe Burger Bar, which offers burgers made with grassfed beef. The chips that came with the burger were prepared well, and slightly spicy. The ketchup is made in the house, and has the texture of marinara sauce or tomato paste, but it is tasty. My konjoe burger (beef, fried egg, lettuce, pickled jalapeno, caramelized onions, cheese, konjoe sauce) was cooked medium rare/medium - can grass-fed ground beef be cooked more without becoming tough? I think the burgers at ROAM are better (and cooked longer). (I don't know which has better beef burgers, ROAM or Bareburger, but I think Bareburger may be slightly better on the whole.)
I also tried the steak sandwich from Phonomenal Noodle House - a Vietnamese version of a cheese steaksandwich? It was ok, but I liked my burger from konjoe much better.
San Pedro Square Market is a decent place for people to hang out in downtown San Jose, but I think that it closes relatively early, so that is a disadvantage. I think its clientele comprises mostly of SJSU students and local workers, and some of the SWPLs living in the area. Next time I will have to try the ribs at Bray?
Related:
Burger Bun Alternatives
I also tried the steak sandwich from Phonomenal Noodle House - a Vietnamese version of a cheese steaksandwich? It was ok, but I liked my burger from konjoe much better.
San Pedro Square Market is a decent place for people to hang out in downtown San Jose, but I think that it closes relatively early, so that is a disadvantage. I think its clientele comprises mostly of SJSU students and local workers, and some of the SWPLs living in the area. Next time I will have to try the ribs at Bray?
Related:
Burger Bun Alternatives
Thursday, August 29, 2013
Sheila Falls: Slurring in Irish fiddle music
Violin vs Fiddle - Difference between the Violin and Fiddle
Wednesday, August 28, 2013
The Imaginative Conservative: On the Place of Augustine in Political Philosophy: A Second Look at Some Augustinian Literature by James V. Schall, S. J.
Labels:
James Schall,
politike,
St. Augustine,
Straussian
Christ: King of the Economy
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=SAMwqEYBcbo#t=0
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=SAMwqEYBcbo#t=0
Catholic News Service: Syrian-born patriarch: 'Enough with the intervention' by Doreen Abi Raad
CNS FB :
Info for the Melkite Patriarchate
CNS FB :
Info for the Melkite Patriarchate
Tuesday, August 27, 2013
Japanese Tapas at En
A restaurant in Santa Clara. Went there on Saturday for a birthday dinner. Ah Fai recommended the Uni over rice in a stone bowl, though he acknowledged I probably wouldn't like it. I told everyone else of the recommendation and they did order it, and ah Fai was correct in his guess regarding my tastes. The food was otherwise good, though it's too pricey for me. I think my favorite was the raw salmon, followed by the salad (one with raw fish, I can't remember which one at the moment). It is a fun place for groups, and the table over to the back had some interesting people sitting there.
The Program for This Year's FPR Conference
Mark T. Mitchell - I was thinking about going but my September schedule has gotten rather busy.
A New Website
Peter Haworth introduces "a new website that explores Liberty, Prudence, Imperfection, and Law": Nomocracy In Politics - the homepage
Monday, August 26, 2013
Jack Donovan on ABC Australia’s “Sunday Night Safran”
His blog entry - Sunday Night Safran (mp3)
Apparently one of the hosts of the show, Fr. Bob Maguire, is a Catholic priest, with a charitable foundation. I don't know what his standing is with the local Church. (Twitter and FB)
The Australian: 10 questions: Father Bob Maguire
In Bob We Trust
Apparently one of the hosts of the show, Fr. Bob Maguire, is a Catholic priest, with a charitable foundation. I don't know what his standing is with the local Church. (Twitter and FB)
The Australian: 10 questions: Father Bob Maguire
In Bob We Trust
New York Post: Batman in love by Kyle Smith
Baffled by teen boys, experts keep trying to turn them into girls. Surprise — it’s not working.
Baffled by teen boys, experts keep trying to turn them into girls. Surprise — it’s not working.
John Zmirak on Immigration
How Catholics Should Think about Immigration by John Zmirak
It’s time to stop the name-calling and argue rationally about the common good
It’s time to stop the name-calling and argue rationally about the common good
Sunday, August 25, 2013
A Visit by Cardinal Burke to Clear Creek Monastery
From last year:
Labels:
Benedictines,
Clear Creek,
Raymond Cardinal Burke
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