You are incorrect on a significan­tly larger scale that we should make extra legal accommodat­ions for the practice of religion under any circumstan­ce. The law has enough loopholes and too many people who see it as only a suggestion of how to live, we don’t need to explicitly allow people not to obey it so they can practice religion. What you are suggesting would’ve given Warren Jeffs and David Koresh the right to seek exemptions­. Even more so than with talking heads who like the sound of their own voice we should examine and discuss with the highest level of fervor those who claim they don’t have to follow the written law because it inconvenie­ntly restricts certain practices in the religion they only partially follow in the first place.
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1. Come up with a theory and write a manuscript to support it leaving space for later details.
2. Find some evidence to support theory. It’s okay if it is of dubious quality, step three will validate it.
3. Inform a test group of your conclusions, do survey, demonstration, and claim those who deviate from stated theory are anomalous data and fit within the margin of error.
4.  Publish your book, send out articles, or just make wild ass claims on the internet.
5. When in doubt do each of the items in number three.
6. Enlist celebrities to your cause.
7. Stand fast against critics who tell you that your batshit crazy, because you have the data to backup your claim. When in doubt attack their theories as either outdated or make it personal and attack their parenting skills.
8. Let the celebrities attack the critics because they know you can’t be batshit crazy, you made them feel they were important.
9. Put money made in safe foreign bank before being sued.
10. Go into retirement for a years
11. Pop back up as television news show critic when the next big craze comes out.

*Note: Having children, being a parent, or even knowing which end the food goes into or comes out of a baby is not a requirement for becoming a child/baby expert.

1. Pick the right burger for grilling.  You want between fifteen and twenty percent fat in your burger.  This means eighty-twenty chuck as a base.  Anything combination with less than fifteen percent fat in the precooked  weight will end up being very dry.
2. You want a clean hot grill grate.   See our post on that from last year
3. Avoid lighter fluid unless you like the taste of food cooked in the tailpipe  of your car.  A charcoal chimney and some junk mail is all you need.  If you find you must use lighter fluid for one reason or another try and start your fire two hours early so you’ll have everything cooked down to cinders and have added plenty of unpolluted fuel since starting it.
4. Choose your fuel wisely.  Cheap discount charcoal will give you cheap discount charcoal flavor.  I prefer good chunk charcoal for more delicate things, but for quick burgers you can get by with burning the hardwood sticks in your backyard.  Avoid the dog crap, lawn clippings, and anything with lots of insects in it. Flying termite assassins are never pleased when you toss their holiday resort into the flames.
5. Treat your meat gently.  If you have a lot of ingredients going into the burger you need to make sure it is well mixed, but that doesn’t mean over mixed.
6. Start with a dry burger.  Before putting it on your clean, hot, and freshly oiled grates pat them dry and you have less chance of them sticking.
7. Don’t press your burger.  If your burger isn’t well formed or still very raw, you’ll just shove it through the grates.
8. If your burgers tend to bunch up in little grease bomb meatballs then your fire is way too hot.  To avoid meatballs and maintain the patty shape you can add a little bit of filler to help them hold their shape.  See our previous post on this.
9. Use a good bun.  White bread buns are just as boring as white bread.  Furthermore toast your buns.  See the discussion on sandwiches for why.
10. Don’t over load on toppings.  Toppings are the area where most burgers go wrong.  This is a burger, not a salad between a freaking bun with a little meat in there somewhere.  If you want a burger with a gazillion toppings make several burgers and space it out over them.  Alternately make a salsa or chutney from the ingredients and use it sparingly.
11. Be safe, a burger never tastes so bad as the one that caused you to self immolate.   Remember you are an everyday Joe, not a Evil Knievel  or the Human Torch.

I don't ever want to go that hospital.

The only time I want to ever wear a red shirt is when I have Imperial Stormtroopers shooting at me.  Thanks to @KatyHart who found the post at Lovelace II.

For one of my all time favorite Stormtrooper vs Red Shirt moments check out Geeks are Sexy.

Holy Mad Men Batman!

I would so go see this movie. Let’s call up Joss Whedon to direct while we’re having a fantasy that doesn’t involve our hands.

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Freedom, you keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means.

I am sick to death about hearing what the founding fathers intended when they wrote the Constitution from rich politicians, the fairly well off, the ignorant poor who are led around by which ever demagogue has captured their prejudice this week, but especially from women. You people know nothing or as usual choose to ignore the facts that right there for you to read. I will go through list in reverse order for simplicity’s sake posting on each topic over the next four days.

Part One:

Women, shut the fuck up and mind your menfolk, especially your fathers and husbands. That is what the founding fathers intended for you. They granted you no rights and could have cared less about what you wanted. Remember that the next time you invoke what the founding fathers intended America to be.

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THE GOOD: The X-Men franchise took a creative u-turn with the third instalment, sacrificing story for lots of noise and action in start contrast to the first two films. “X-Men Origins: Wolverine”, despite it clumsy title, has a stronger story to tell this time around in focusing on the character of Wolverine. Hugh Jackman reprises the role and serves as a very solid anchor for the cast and the film, and managing to occasionally deliver the trademark wit that has made the character so well loved. The film starts off with a very effective prologue and title sequence which shows a young Logan (aka Wolverine) and his brother Victor (eventually played by Liev Schreiber) as they live through countless wars side-by-side but eventually become at odds over Victor’s thirst for blood versus Logan’s quest for peace and respect for life.

The story then expands on the subplot first told in “X-Men 2″ of how Logan was transformed in to Wolverine (and his new metal skeleton) by William Stryker of the US Army who wants to create the perfect weapon, with Wolverine being his latest attempt at doing so. The story has some surprises, least of which turning its effective revenge plot on its head in the climax, making Wolverine’s experience more personally tragic. Hugh Jackman does an effective job of leading the cast, but he is effectively supported by a great Liev Schreiber who oozes immorality and sinister qualities at every turn. The film certainly looks good with its elegant and rich images, contrasting some very natural looking scenery with the high-tech nature of the army and the incredible powers of the mutants. The action sequences are quite well done, with the standouts being Wolverine’s battle with Stryker’s team culminating in Wolverine being blasted through the air and on to a helicopter which he then destroys, and a climactic battle with Weapon XI, Stryker’s perfected weapon who has been given several mutant powers and his battle with Wolverine and Victor on top of an old Nuclear silo. “X-Men: Origins” is a decent film that manages to improve well on “X-Men 3″.

THE BAD: The direction of this film is ultimately uninspired and flat. Although the story is stronger, its execution is not done with any dramatic flair or memorable character moments, leaving a film that will probably not move you one way or the other, even when a cool action scene presents itself. Hugh Jackman, although carrying the film with his strong presence, looks a little lost this time as Wolverine compared to the previous films, and looks to have been held back in allowing the character to have more trademark wit and dimension. Danny Huston is the weakest link in the cast, and unfortunately, he is playing the part of the main villain in Stryker. Veteran actor Brian Cox played an older Stryker in X-Men 2 and was far superior to Huston’s pale imitation. Patrick Stewart also has a cameo as Professor Xavier, which was welcome, except for the fact that the digital altering to his face to make him look younger looks worse than a botched plastic surgery job. At the end of the day, “X-Men: Origins” is a reasonable film but a better director would have made a fantastic movie from this story instead of the one we have been given.

For the original review, follow this link: http://www.allaboutmovies.net/filmreviewxmenoriginswolverine.htm

Todd Murphy is a staff reviewer at the film/DVD review web site, http://www.allaboutmovies.net – for all the latest reviews on the newest releases.

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