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1100 New York Avenue, NW (Corner of 12th and H St)
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ItalianPrice: $30 and under
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.bibianadc.com/
- Phone: 2022169550
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Lunch: Monday - Friday: 11:30am - 2:30pm; All Day Menu: Monday - Friday: 2:30pm - 5:00pm; Dinner: Monday - Wednesday: 5:30pm - 10:30pm, Thursday - Saturday: 5:30pm - 11:00pm; Late Night Menu: Friday & Saturday: 11:00pm - 12:00am
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Italian
- Executive Chef: Nicholas Steffanelli
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Chef's Table, Counter Seating, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Happy Hour, Late Night, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Smoking Area, Smoking Area (patio only), Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
Nick Stefanelli's regional Italian fare features a variety of well executed small plates, antipasti and standouts including his whole roasted fish.
His cuisine helped earn Bibiana a glowing review and two-and-a-half stars from food critic Tom Sietsema of The Washington Post, and four stars from DC Modern Luxury critics. It also secured a place on Washingtonian's list of the top one hundred restaurants in the nation's capital. In June 2010 Bibiana was a finalist for "Best New Restaurant" and Nick Stefanelli won the "Rising Star Chef" from The Restaurant Association of Metropolitan Washington. In October 2010, Stefanelli was also announced as the winner of StarChefs.com "Rising Star" award and Bibiana was named to Esquire's exclusive list of 20 "Best New Restaurants 2010."
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- Excellent appetizersOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 10/27/2014Tuna Tartar appetizer was excellent and the mozzarella radicchio salad was unusual and very good. We both had the black pasta made with squid ink and topped with crab, which was recommended in other reviews. The pasta dish was good but the appetizers were so good we wished we had tried more of those instead. Attractive dining area, very good service. Wine was expensive compared to other restaurants in this range that we went to in DC.
- Great ambiance, service, and food!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/25/2014We celebrated a birthday here and had a great experience between the atmosphere, service, and the food. Every dish was amazing, even down to the vegetables!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- chef with visionrun2eatDined on 10/25/2014Dishes created from the wonderful foods of the area. From salads which were fresh to desserts which were beautiful. The black spaghetti and fish were a treat and risotto was as it should be rich. Thank you for a wonderful dinner!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Another Home Run!OpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 10/24/2014Can't say enough good things about Bibiana. This visit was another home run! I consider Bibiana to be one of the best restaurants in DC, thoroughly Italian and very contemporary! The highlight of this recent visit was a creamy winter squash risotto with melt-in-your-mouth and earthy veal shank on top! It was extraordinary. Also be sure to get the crispy artichokes as a starter! Bibiana is a New York-quality restaurant and a cut above most other DC restaurants!Special Features:
- Go to BibianaMediocreDined on 10/21/2014Went on a whim with two old friends. Beautiful place. Outstanding waitress, Angela Jackson, and her manager from Poland. Food was fabulous. I had the lard spaghetti. Sounds gross, but I dare you to try it!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- HelllenVIPDined on 10/18/2014Nice but overpriced. There are better places in this category and there is a reason why this one got kicked out of Washington's 100 best. Went there because couldnt find a better place at last minute and turned out exactly like this, last minute choice -- adequate, not great, could have done better. Stable good Italian food. Very pricey for what it is and nothing to write home about or to remember. Adore the sister restaurants rasika and radika west -- this one is food wise ver far from them.Special Features:
- xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxDined on 10/17/2014xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A solid Italian dinnerOpenTable Diner Since 2010VIPDined on 10/14/2014Service was excellent, and the food was well prepared and very good. The pricing is on the higher end but a surprisingly solid Italian establishment surrounded by professional buildings and parking garages for the 9 to 5.Special Features:
- DC TripDisappointedVIPDined on 10/11/2014We were excited about our experience as our waitress Jordan was wonderful. One slight mistake, she told us the price for white truffles was the price for black truffles. What we expected to pay $15 for cost us $50. When we asked about it she only wanted to know if we wanted to see her manager, nothing more. My wife enjoyed her dinner but mine was average at best.Special Features:
- Like PlaceKnifeAndForkReadyDined on 10/8/2014I like the place, although some of my friends are not fond. I don't get it. I've been several times and I think the food is great, even exceptional. Some desserts are truly spectacular. It's a little pricey but I enjoyed. If I'm writing about it several days later, then it's a memorable meal.
- AwfulGetRealVIPDined on 10/1/2014Used to be one of my favorite restaurants in DC but now it's terrible. The Burrata appetizer was tasteless and came with spoiled (squishy) tomatoes. The pasta dish with rock shrimp was gummy and had no flavor but salt. Dessert was a disgusting mixture of a grease-laden cookie over a weird tasting fluff. The only edible part was the dollop of gelato in the center. The manager comped most of the bill when I complained, but also tried to justify the crap they're serving as the result of an off night, someone in the kitchen being in love (and therefore too distracted to care), or an intentional choice that I alone didn't like. None of it made sense and I was greatly relieved when it was over and I could get out of there.
- Great service.... food was OKYaniDined on 10/1/2014We took a friend to Bibiana for lunch. We were happy to find out that we could get half orders so that we could try more items. The ravioli was delicious (both the cheese and the beef). However the black spaghetti with crab was TERRIBLE. Two of us got that dish and we both disliked it. When the hostess came over to check on us we did let her know that we disliked the dish and she asked if we wanted something else in place of that dish - which was outstanding customer service. So we took her up on her offer. The replacement dishes of the cheese and beef ravioli were delicious. The portions are also quite small so it make sense to fill up on the delicious bread and oil prior to the meal.Special Features:
- Krist3VIPDined on 9/19/2014Amazing tasting menu, the chefs are so talented! If you haven't been you need to try!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- I always get the chickenBethVIPDined on 9/15/2014It is grilled with garlic and olive oil and a cauliflower puree. It is my signature dish. But the fish and pasta are excellent too (I've been told).Special Features:
- Bibiana always a great choiceHighexpectationsDined on 9/15/2014Decided at the last minute to have lunch here with a friend - I love this restaurant and my friend had never been here. As always - a perfect meal. I've NEVER been disappointed. Tried the pizza this time (a first for me) and it was delicious as was the arugula salad. Wonderful service; low-to-moderate noise level - very easy to have private conversation here.Special Features:
- The Renewal of BibianaCarolVIPDined on 9/13/2014We hadn't returned to Bibiana for several years, given our last meal there had been so disappointing. Two evenings ago, we went back and found the food and service to be exceptional! Our insalada di pesche was intriguing, thoughtfully prepared and delicious to eat. A filet of orata was well proportioned and delectable. It came with a melange of cherry tomatoes that had been sauted with onion and a bed of yucca. Service was prompt and friendly without making us feel rushed. Bibiana is back on our list of restaurants to go to!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lovely Italian EveningOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 9/12/2014We very much enjoyed our dining experience, particularly the attentions of the sommelier.Special Features:
- Kitchen too slow for lunchOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 9/10/2014I went here with 3 colleagues for lunch while meeting in D.C. The place wasn't very busy yet it took close to an hour from the time we sat down for our food to come out, and we were being time conscious, gave the server a heads up and placed our orders right away. We had to scare down our lunches just to rush back to our meeting. I would avoid this as a lunch option if you are on any kind of schedule.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2004VIPDined on 9/9/2014Good, interesting food, well-presented. Friendly staff; kitchen sometimes unpredictably slow.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Love this restaurant!JackiDined on 9/9/2014From the moment you walk in, the elegant yet relaxed feel of Bibiana soothes the harried rush of the day. Starting with the attentive service, flowing through the soothing decor, and to the interesting and innovative menu - you know you are in for a wonderful treat. I tried squash blossoms for the first time, and they were quite wonderful. Perfect beginning to a perfect lunch experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- foodVIPDined on 9/8/2014Good food and good service. Portions are rather small so you should not expect to be able to share with others at your table.I would recommend this to a friend.
- great meal - don't skip dessertRicinVaDined on 9/6/2014Food was tremendous but the desserts were some of the best I have had in DCSpecial Features:
- rainy night havenOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/6/2014Staff is friendly, knowledgeable, and attentive. Pasta with eggplant and black pasta were delicious. Hostess offered to check jackets; plastic rain umbrella sleeves available without asking; smiling, helpful staff. OpenTable reservations easy and effective. menu online and accurate.Special Features:
- solid but priceyOpenTable Diner Since 2005VIPDined on 9/4/2014Food and service was terrific but $27 for a lunch salad is ridiculous. I should have asked the price of the salad first but expected it to be significantly less.Special Features:
- great mealRegulardinerVIPDined on 9/3/2014I come here often, and this time brought clients from the Midwest. They really enjoyed the meal though they found the menu a bit overwhelming. The food was outstanding as usual, and service superb. The place was very quiet - - not a busy week in DC.Special Features:
- Awesome Food and serviceBirthdayPartyDined on 9/2/2014This was not my first time dinning at Bibiana. The food continues to excell in taste, presentation and innovation. The front of the house staff were friendly and helpful, the heart of the house lead by chef Nick produce absolutly delicious food. Thanks for another great evening. My guests and I were thrilled with our mid week experience at Bibiana.Special Features:
- Scrumptous food and wineJsmmrs79Dined on 8/30/2014Amazing Italian! Delicious black truffle Rizzuto that paired well with the house Cabernet.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Jose Manuel MagallanesJMfromPeruDined on 8/28/2014Great place to dine!... kind people and excellent menu (specially desserts!).Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Opentable35Dined on 8/28/2014We were really excited about Bibiana, but the food was forgettable at best and overly salty or garlicky at worst. I called the next day to inform the manger that we were disappointed in our meal and her response was basically that we should have said something at the time, but we were there for a special occassion and didn't want to make a fuss, especially since we weren't picking up the tab. I selected Bibiana after reading great reviews and now know that this restaurant is totally missable.
- Second Time and Not DisappointedCidaliseDined on 8/23/2014My husband and I ate here a number of years ago when we were visiting DC and I decided to return. We were not disappointed. The food was delicious, the service commendable and the atmosphere delightful. My friend had the cod and raved. I had a surf/turf special that was very good and the gnocchi was amazing. My only "complaint" is that the choice of meat dishes is somewhat limited. Would have loved some kind of veal....Special Features:
- Italian Primo MordenOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/23/2014Excellent choice and expect absolutely fantastic modern style. Must rivioli, Fresh Fish, tomato saladSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- MehOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/20/2014I went for restaurant week and with the exception of the dessert, which was fantastic, the food was underwhelming. The staff were very helpful and friendly however.
- mms37Dined on 8/20/2014This was a disappointing experience. Perhaps the chef was having an "off his game" day. It has been better on other occasions in the past.
- WonderfulTheNiteTripDined on 8/16/2014Went during restaurant week at 800p. Nice ambiance - dim lighting with candles. Food was excellent. 4 course option. Best fish I've been served in a restaurant. Pasta was great. Service was excellent. Recommendations were thoughtful and thorough. Drinks were excellent. Very attentive staff that made our celebratory dinner very special. We splurged for a special occasion and this was the place to do it.Special Features:
- Felt rushedOpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 8/15/2014We dined here for restaurant week and felt somewhat rushed in our dinner. The food was delicious and would certainly recommend it. We were only given the special restaurant week menu however which was a mistake on the restaurant's part as we may have ordered something additional off the regular menu.Special Features:
- Friendly ManagerOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 8/15/2014We happen to be there during restaurant week in DC. The manager made sure that with every step of our dining...things went great, checked on our apps, our entrée and deserts. Very caring person and knew his job very well. We will be back.Special Features:
- Taste of TuscanyJCpartyDined on 8/15/2014We enjoyed a birthday celebration during Restaurant Week. Our guests raved about the Polpetta and Calamari appetizers followed by the slow roasted pork and baked eggplant entrees. I enjoyed the seared skate which was delicate and nicely balanced by the caponata, very fresh. There is a nicely selection of wine. Finally, the wait staff was attentive and knowledgable in helping us sort out the menu options. We had a lovely evening and would definitely return again.Special Features:
- Excellent lunch: value and qualityOpenTable Diner Since 2012VIPDined on 8/15/2014I had a 3-course lunch here for the first time last week and thought it was excellent. Definitely one of the best business lunches I've had in DC in the past two years. I will definitely be returning.Special Features:
- letsdineoutDined on 8/15/2014Beautiful contemporary setting, option to dine in or out, attentive wait staff, delicious grilled vegetables and meatball appetizers, our grilled sausage entree was a bit too salty; you might want to select something else as there are many options; would have liked a second yummy profiterole for dessert. This was a very pleasant dining experience and we look forward to going back.Special Features:
- Love Ambience not so much the FoodDeniseDined on 8/14/2014I attended Bibiana's during restaurant week for dinner as I received a recommendation, however I was disappointed in the appetizer and entrée portion of my 3 course meal. The bread and dessert were great, but I wish I enjoyed my appetizer and entrée more. I had the Calamari for my appetizer and the Cod entrée. I did however eat what I could from the appetizer and entrée as I selected each dish. Unfortunately the dishes were not palatable for me, however someone else may have a different opinion. For the Entrée it was more of the garnishes and sides that were not the best. The Cod fish itself was actually good.Special Features:


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Spiderman, Batman and Superman at the Seoul Lantern Festival
Seoul Lantern Festival at the Cheonggyecheon
Charms at a temple in Japan.
Stop sign in Japan
At a temple in Japan
There was a wedding at a temple when I was in Japan this weekend. The bride was getting married in 20 minutes, but she let me take a photo of her. おもでとうございます!
The banana waffle at Thanks Nature Cafe in Hongdae.
At the sheep cafe (called Thanks Nature Cafe). It's a cafe. But with sheep.
(can I still keep my blog name if I bleached the ever-loving crap out of my hair?)
This weekend, WE DINE IN JAPAN!
(and eat and sleep and shop and tour).
I am supremely excited! One of my life-long dreams is to go to Japan, and I finally have the opportunity to go and use a little bit of my Japanese minor~! This is the best thing ever. For real.


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In Kuroshitsuji, we don't say "I love you," we say "Yes, my lord," which translates roughly to "you motherfucking punk your soul better be fucking worth all of the bullshit you make me do YOU CANT EVEN BUTTON YOUR OWN SHIRTS YOU USELESS PRICK" and I think that's beautiful.
Can't decide!
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Welcome to the official AndroidPIT live-blog of the Amazon tablet press conference!
Before the official announcement by Amazon on their newest tablet, Bloomberg has leaked a few key facts on the device, noting it'll be 7-inches, run a version of Android and cost $199. It won't come with any fancy camera or access to a 3G network, just WiFi and a 30-day free trial of Amazon Prime.
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Gabriel Gomez, the Republican candidate for the open Massachusetts Senate seat, has harsh words for "moron" Republican Rep. Trent Franks, who said today that the rate of pregnancies resulting from rape is "very low."
"I think that he's a moron and he proves that stupid has no specific political affiliation," Gomez told ABC News of his fellow Republican.
Gomez said he will not support the bill Franks has sponsored, which proposes a national ban on abortions after 20 weeks. Gomez said he is personally anti-abortion, and would not "change any laws" or make it more difficult for women to get abortions.
"I have no idea what goes into the mind of a moron like that," he added. "These kinds of comments only come from a moron and they shouldn't be tolerated one bit."
In a House Judiciary Committee hearing today, Franks, R-Ariz., made the comments today during a House Judiciary Committee hearing as part of his objection to a Democratic amendment that would allow an exception to the 20-week ban for rape and incest.
"The incidents of rape resulting in pregnancy are very low," Franks said. "When you make that exception, there's usually a requirement to report the rape within 48 hours and, in this case, that's impossible because this is in the sixth month of gestation and that's what completely negates and vitiates the purpose of such an amendment."
It's unclear on what numbers Franks based his comments, but The Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network (RAINN) estimates that up to 5 percent of rape victims become pregnant.
Democrats immediately seized on Frank's comments as calling to mind a controversial statement by former Missouri Rep. Todd Akin, who suggested that pregnancy is unlikely in cases of "legitimate rape."
In Massachusetts, Gomez will face off against Democratic Rep. Ed Markey in a special election to fill the Senate seat vacated by Secretary of State John Kerry.
He hopes to pull off a Republican upset in a normally Democratic state and has positioned himself as a moderate Republican who is willing to buck his party if elected to the Senate.
President Obama traveled to Massachusetts today to rally and raise money for Markey, which Gomez said he welcomed.
"I'm honored and humbled by the fact that the president came to Boston because of me," Gomez, 47, said. "I wrote him a letter yesterday saying that I look forward to meeting with him.
"I'm sure that we can find common ground … reasonable, common sense solutions to the problems that we face."


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The Civil War opens with "Regicide", both a fitting prologue and the kind of song that emphasizes the "cutting" in "cutting edge" -- parts of it are so sharp and confrontational that they actually hurt. "Zealous Order of Candied Knights" is the kind of squawky number that might prompt my downstairs neighbor to wonder what the hell I'm listening to up here, because it sure isn't music -- at least, not at the outset. But by the midpoint, when it's seamlessly meshing an English folk reveille and über-modern glitches and squeaks, it does such a good job of reimagining the sweep of battle that it leaves the shackles of definition behind. "YTTE" is a sinuous blend of peppy and funky, the kind of thing a biology major might shake her tailfeathers to.
Matmos also retain their rep for being sonic trailblazers. "Pelt and Holler" consists of sounds composed almost exclusively from the manipulation of a rabbit pelt, while their version of "Stars and Stripes Forever" is just screwy and self-deprecating enough to work, while still maintaining some semblance of pride. Included among the instruments are, according to the liner notes, a smoothie, a leather coat, a bicycle pump and "copy of Henry Kissinger's Diplomacy being dropped on the floor."
Might I suggest that you buy The Civil War on the basis of the previous sentence alone?
In addition to their audio tomfoolery, Matmos know how to apply the pressure. "For the Trees" is another lo-fi epic with just enough sass to make you want to storm a small castle, or at least an outpost. "Pelt and Holler" is as insidious as it gets, with numerous slurry, slimy, shambling noises army-crawling through the night under cover of a vintage synth beat. You can almost hear the sweat drip from the archers' brows as they wait for the groundborne onslaught they can hear coming but can't see.
Perhaps the crown jewel of the disc, "The Struggle Against Unreality Begins" isn't quite as trippy as its title suggests, but it certainly paints a picture of the horrors of war. Swathed in suspicion, apprehension and the cacophony of stringed instruments being strangled violently as horns squonk helplessly, bearing witness, "Struggle" is not only a natural follow-up to "Pelt", but it takes the theme a step further (and darker). If "Struggle" is the story's/album's climax, "For the Trees (Return)" is a fitting epilogue, spreading like sun across the scorched and scarred battlefield. Death may have taken the field that night, but hope lives on the morning after. And that, in addition to being a stupendously bombastic closing sentence from yours truly, is also a fitting summary of The Civil War -- one of the few discs I've encountered that not only attempts to be something more than a simple album, but succeeds.
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NETWORK – Tekkid Productions
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Awards will be presented following the films for Best Screenplay, Best Cinematography, and Best Overall Film.
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Prompt for Spring 2014 Fifty Hour Film Contest
Your Genre: Science Fiction
A science fiction film deals with imaginative concepts such as futuristic settings, futuristic science and technology, space travel, time travel, parallel universes, and extraterrestrial life. Science fiction themes can be broadly interpreted, often cutting across other genres, but the method of presentation is entirely up to you.
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This animation must be clearly visible in your film and incorporated into the story in some way. RETN is our partner organization, helping us with advertising and featuring our films on their network. Based out of Burlington, VT, their mission is to make media and technology accessible for all students and lifelong learners to advance education and civic engagement.
One of the following RETN animations will be seen in your film (for example, on a TV screen, computer, phone, or tablet). Top screenplay points will be given to films that incorporate this animation into the story, not just subtly showing it in the background.
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Your Dialogue:
You must use at least five of the lines above! This dialogue must be kept in intact sentences, but the order, timing, and usage of these lines is entirely up to your group. These five lines MUST be clearly heard in your final film
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"The unexamined life is not worth living." Socrates (470 BC-399 BC)
SIgnal Boosting: Surly Amy's Skeptic and Atheist Do Better Challenge
By tigtog on March 6, 2014
As an atheist, I do not get to find solace in the idea that I have an afterlife to plan for. I have to make peace with the idea that this one life is all that I have and that every single solitary moment counts right now. It counts in moments, that are slowly ticking away. And while I also have to realize that while there is no God keeping track of those moments and my actions within them, that none-the-less they matter.
Posted in ethics & philosophy, Life, Sociology | Tagged atheism, Deep Rifts™, online communities, secular sermon, skepticism
By tigtog on February 12, 2014
Secular is one of those words that theocratic propagandists have shifted the Overton Window on, to make it seem like secular is the opposite of pluralist when in fact it is only a secular stance that makes pluralism possible. Post-secular? Hm.
Posted in culture wars, education, ethics & philosophy, parenting, religion, Science | Tagged creationism, science education, secular sermon | 12 Responses
Bertolt Brecht: Questions from A Worker Who Reads
By tigtog on February 9, 2014
Who built Thebes of the seven gates?
In the books you will find the name of kings.
Did the kings haul up the lumps of rock?
The 85 Richest people own the same wealth as the 3.5 billion poorest people…
Posted in economics, ethics & philosophy, history, social justice | Tagged class, poetry, poverty, secular sermon, workers rights | 2 Responses
Ron Lindsay's #wiscfi twist on the conventional Opening Speech
By tigtog on May 19, 2013
How to undermine your own Women In Secularism conference: spend most of your opening speech scolding feminists for Doin It Rong, because why not encourage the already hyper-active flying monkeys to fling more crap at secular women?
Posted in ethics & philosophy, gender & feminism, social justice | Tagged atheism, Deep Rifts™, freethought, humanism, really not helping, secular sermon, silencing tactics | 9 Responses
Quote of the Day: MLK on lukewarm acceptance vs outright rejection
By tigtog on December 9, 2012
Shallow understanding from people of good will is more frustrating than absolute misunderstanding from people of ill will.
Posted in culture wars, ethics & philosophy, social justice | Tagged misogyny, race & racism, secular sermon | 3 Responses
Torture was central to both the witch scares and the Inquisition
By tigtog on August 9, 2012
… under such duress, people confessed at length and in great detail to the fantastic and impossible, often also indicting others, in a spreading, spiraling cascade of fantasies. Remember also that terror regimes the world over use it delightedly to terrify and suppress dissidents within their populations. [...] And they can do this only in an environment in which there are people naive enough to believe the absurd perjuries concocted under such conditions.
Don't be one of those people.
Posted in culture wars, ethics & philosophy, skepticism | Tagged nuggets of awesome, secular sermon, torture | 10 Responses
Creeping secularisation
By tigtog on July 6, 2012
All over the news in Australia today: the Girl Guides of Australia have removed references to God and the Queen from their pledge.
Somewhat in the news in the USA last week: a new activist network for Secular Women was announced.
Posted in culture wars, ethics & philosophy, religion, social justice | Tagged atheism, freedom of/from religion, humanism, inclusion, secular sermon | 21 Responses
Mary's helpful guide to soliciting research participation on the 'net
By Mary on January 8, 2012
In my years on the 'net, I've seen any number of people want to interview others or get them to take surveys for everything from a short high school or undergraduate paper through to graduate research projects and books. And they so seldom manage to meet basic ethical guidelines for making sure they aren't wasting their participants' time at best or endangering them at worst.
Posted in education, ethics & philosophy | Tagged ethics, research, secular sermon | 5 Responses
Thought for the Day: Political Correctness
By tigtog on December 27, 2011
Disdain for "political correctness" is often positioned as a concern that some important truth is not being spoken for fear of offending someone. But that concern is nothing but smoke and mirrors.
Posted in culture wars, language, social justice | Tagged media spin, political correctness, secular sermon, social change | 7 Responses
Lessons from My Lai & The Extras
By tigtog on April 26, 2011
How can we raise our children to be willing to take a stand against injustice in favour of integrity? Where do we start?
Posted in crisis, ethics & philosophy, history, social justice | Tagged bigotry, homophobia, military, secular sermon, war, war crimes | 12 Responses
Tim Minchin's 'Storm', and one quick thought on sex/gender
By tigtog on April 10, 2011
I'm letting other people's writing do the secular sermon heavy lifting this week.
Posted in culture wars, ethics & philosophy, religion, Science | Tagged gendered roles, scientific method, secular sermon, stereotypes, woo | 18 Responses
Don't mistake expressing contempt for taking offense
By tigtog on April 3, 2011
I'm not offended by those words. I'm contemptuous of those words, and I'm letting you know that using them just made me think less of you – less admiration, less trust, less enjoyment in your company.
Posted in culture wars, ethics & philosophy, language, social justice | Tagged bigotry, marginalisation, political correctness, secular sermon, stereotypes | 49 Responses


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could not decide between black and white or grey and dark pink designs… literally flipped a coin to pink. first time i'm not using a self-portrait as my header! photo by the incredibly talented salima punjani. what do you think?
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One critic of Snyder's proposal said it appears to dismiss immigrants who have not achieved high levels of education. Even if it does not take a specific job away from native-born job-seekers, it makes immigrants "more marketable than educated current residents," said the Rev. Horace Sheffield III, executive director of the Detroit Association of Black Organizations.
"What does that do to displace people who are born here and who don't have the education and are already competing for scarce jobs?" Sheffield said. "The other problem is the governor only picked educated immigrants. That only pits immigrants against immigrants."
About 1 in 5 Detroit residents are without a high school diploma, according to Detroit Future City, a 2012 report that examined how the city can remake itself.
Another 35 percent have diplomas, but no other kind of training. And for every 100 residents, there are only 27 jobs, the study found.
Under Snyder's plan, Detroit would be allocated 5,000 visas in the first year, 10,000 each of the next three years and 15,000 in the fifth year. Snyder is especially keen on keeping foreign students in Michigan, many of whom come to the state to earn advanced degrees in science, technology, engineering or math, then leave.
In his annual State of the State address last week, he announced a plan to join two other states in putting immigration services under a special office, as well as a separate initiative to make Michigan the second state to run a regional visa program to attract immigrant investors for development projects.
Frank Venegas is chief executive and chairman of the Ideal Group, a family-owned manufacturing and construction company where the governor made Thursday's announcement.
Venegas, the grandson of Mexican immigrants, said Snyder's proposals would benefit the struggling city and the company he started in 1979, which has grown to incorporate several subsidiaries and annual revenue of more than $200 million.
"We're the greatest country in the world. Why can't we attract some of the greatest people in the world from different countries?"
Eggert reported from Lansing, Mich.


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Although it's the lowest proposed pay raise in decades, most federal workers seem to be taking the proposed1.4 percent diet pay raise in stride. But Senior Correspondent Mike Causey says many retirees are very unhappy with their no-Cal COLA.
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2009 was the Year of the Ox and 2010 is the Year of the Tiger. Senior Correspondent Mike Causey says that feds rode the Ox to victory but they may have a much tougher time getting along with the Tiger.
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2009 was a great year for Federal employees on the pay and benefits front. Federal News Radio Senior Correspondent Mike Causey thinks 2010 might not be so hot.
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How's Your Pay Raise? Compared To What?
Whether you are happy or unhappy with your federal pay raise you had better savor it. Senior Correspondent Mike Causey notes that this is an election year and federal pay could become a major issue.
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East Coast, West Coast Pay Spread
Washington-Baltimore feds are getting the biggest piece of the 2010 pay raise, but their counterparts in San Francisco and Los Angeles are still leaders of the pack. Mike Causey outlines the new locality pay rates.
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Thousands of senior GS 15 employees, who have long been in a pay deep freeze, will be getting raises of up to 2 percent next year. Senior Correspondent Mike Causey has the details.
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Your 2010 Pay Raise: Go Figure
Your 2010 white collar federal pay raise is a simple, flat 2 percent right? Well, yes and know. It's 2 percent, more or less, but Senior Correspondent Mike Causey says it is anything but simple.
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2 Per Cent Raise, but Which 2 Percent?
When is a 2 percent pay raise not a 2 percent pay raise? The answer, according to Senior Correspondent Mike Causey is when politicians in Washington say it is, or isn't.
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While many federal workers will feel short-changed with a flat 2 percent pay raise, Senior Correspondent Mike Causey says there are lots of people who won't be unhappy with the locality pay freeze.
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Remember the good old days of substantial pay raises? Well you should because that was 2009. This year. But Senior Correspondent Mike Causey says the pay future is not so bright, for obvious reasons, for white collar feds.
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Places to See in Munnar, Thekkady, Kumarakom, Kovalam, Cochin, Kerala
Kerala Tourist Places to See in Munnar, Thekkady, Kumarakom, Kovalam, Cochin.
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Kochi Ancient Buildings and Architecture
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Few must visit Hidden Places in Kerala
Kerala is gifted with many wonderful places of interest, so in order to explore the very beauty of the place; one has to make trip most of the time. Even after making so many trips to know what Kerala tourism has to offer, there are few places that most of the people likely miss out to visit. There are several scintillating and charming places, which one must not miss to visit while in Kerala for a vacation or a relaxing tour.
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Wings of Butterfly around Thumboormuzhi in Kerala
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Fort Kochi and Beach as European Blocks of Kerala
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Lakkidi - Its Raining Always Here
A picturesque hill town Lakkidi is well known as "Gateway to Wayanad" and it is beautifully situated 300 meters above sea level. The gurguling streams, splendid and peaceful greenery, rich forest with flora and fauna, rich cultural traditions and the pristine natural beauty which is preserved for hundreds of years makes Lakkidi a popular tourist place to visit in Kerala.
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Ambalappuzha Festival Its Importance and Cultural Manifesto
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We wanted to provide an update on HTC's progress with bringing bootloader unlocking to our newest phones. We know how excited some of you are for this capability, and we've put significant resources behind making this change as soon as possible. While we wish we could flip a simple switch and unlock all bootloaders across our device portfolio, this is actually a complex challenge that requires a new software build and extensive testing to deliver the best possible customer experience.
We're thrilled to announce today that software updates to support bootloader unlocking will begin rolling out in August for the global HTC Sensation, followed by the HTC Sensation 4G on T-Mobile USA and the HTC EVO 3D on Sprint. We're in the testing phase for the unlocking capability now, and we expect it to be fully operational by early September for devices that have received the software updates. We'll continue rolling out the unlocking capability over time to other devices as part of maintenance releases and new shipments.
HTC continues its commitment to unlocking bootloaders and supporting the developer community. Because of the importance of this community to us, please expect an update on this about every few weeks as we make progress toward launch. Thank you for your patience and continued support!
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Yet another reason why HTC continues to be one of my favorite companies. Instead of restricting their consumer base they give them a helping hand in acquiring the software they want for their phones.
I am glad to hear this. I have a Sensation 4g, and what is available now even on XTC is only a partial unlock/root capability. The deal is you can do it but the next time your phone resets or is turned off and back on the original OS on it is restored. So you can only get temporary ROOT. The only reason I really want it is so I can get rid of things both HTC and T-Mobile have on it that use available resources. I deal with them now using Advanced Task Manager which is a free APP. The thing is things like a stock market monitor which I don't use, and a couple other APPS (a Facebook/multi platform social media app etc) always come back in a few minutes. They are for now uninstallable so they are always in the background. I actually like Sense 3.0 just fine, and the phone also works great, I just think it would work even better getting rid of a few things so I have more available resources.
Loving this hopefully they will get this update out to existing EVO 4G. It is really nice to see HTC treat there customers like this.
If only others will learn tot be like them and things would be so much easier on us consumers. i mean we are paying for the stuff so we should be getting what we want, guess now :)
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text: More Than Half of Senators Ditch Classified NSA Intel Briefing to Head Home by Elizabeth Sheld 16 Jun 2013 post a comment View Discussion Share This: Less than half (47) of US Senators attended a classified briefing on Thursday afternoon, instead choosing to head home for the weekend. The briefing was with "with James Clapper, the Director of National Intelligence, Keith Alexander, the head of the National Security Agency (NSA), and other officials." Wow. The last vote in the Senate was on Thursday around noon, so our elected officials chose to take advantage of the early weekend and leave town. "Only 47 of 100 senators attended the 2:30 briefing, leaving dozens of chairs in the secure meeting room empty as Clapper, Alexander and other senior officials told lawmakers about classified programs to monitor millions of telephone calls and broad swaths of Internet activity." The former Chief Judge of the FISA court was at the briefing along with the Deputy director of the FBI, said Committee Chair Diane Feinstein (D-CA). What kind of message is sent to the intelligence community regarding oversight if they can't even get half of the Senate to care about this issue? I'm going to guess not much. This is a shameful dereliction of duty. Just shameful. According to Jerrold Nadler (D-NY) who attended a different classified congressional briefing, "the contents of a phone call could be accessed 'simply based on an analyst deciding that.' " Nadler said "I was rather startled." Nadler was told that the NSA can listen to a phone conversation without a warrant, if an analyst thinks it is necessary. The list who did not attend the Senate briefing has not been made public.


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Father talks about Knox County crash that killed son, four others
Posted: 12/26/2012 - We're learning more about the victims of a deadly Christmas Eve crash in southern Kentucky.
Posted: 12/26/2012 - We're learning more about the victims of a deadly Christmas Eve crash in southern Kentucky.
Updated: 12/26/2012 - Brent Robinson, 30, and his wife, Julia, 29, of Bradenton, spent the night Sunday at his parents' Bradenton home enjoying Christmas dinner.
Posted: 12/26/2012 - Deputies were called out to the Henslawson area Tuesday afternoon after a man was shot multiple times.
Posted: 12/26/2012 - We are told officers found 39 year old Matthew Middleton face down behind his home Christmas Day.
Posted: 12/26/2012 - Raising tax rates is suddenly part of a GOP House plan to avert a potential fiscal crisis.
Updated: 12/26/2012 - An arson investigator has been contacted after a Rockcastle County mobile home went up in flames on Christmas Eve destroying the home including the family's Christmas presents.
Updated: 12/26/2012 - We are told the call came in about 8:15 Tuesday and is being treated as a death investigation.
Posted: 12/26/2012 - Obama was expected to arrive in Washington early Thursday, the White House said late Tuesday. First lady Michelle Obama and the couple's two daughters will remain in Hawaii.
Updated: 12/26/2012 - Tuesday might have been Christmas day, but many people were still at work, including some who were protecting and serving.
Posted: 12/25/2012 - James Clem, principal of the James A. Cawood Elementary School sent WYMT a statement about the death of Patricia Caldwell.
Updated: 12/26/2012 - Details surrounding the violent crash Monday in Knox County that left five people dead are slowly coming in. One of the victims, Patricia Caldwell, was the assistant principal at James A. Cawood Elementary. We spoke to one of the teachers there, who says Caldwell will be sorely missed.
Updated: 12/25/2012 - A Pike County teen and his family made sure residents at Westcare Shelter in Pikeville had a reason to smile on Christmas. Christmas is a time to be with family and count your blessings but as shelter direct care worker Thomas Olcott says, "Some of these people don't even have family members, if you look in there right now, this is what they've got, they don't have family members."
Posted: 12/25/2012 - One woman is still finding the Christmas spirit even after losing everything she owned in the deadly March 2nd tornado outbreak.
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Posted: 12/25/2012 - A Kentucky newspaper has begun a yearlong series on the effects of a landmark book that put the spotlight on Appalachian poverty.
Posted: 12/25/2012 - A newspaper investigation has found that in a state plagued with one of the worst prescription drug abuse problems in the nation, treatment options are limited.
Posted: 12/25/2012 - Volunteers are keeping watch over a candlelight vigil scheduled to last all Christmas Day in the Connecticut town where 20 children and six educators were gunned down at an elementary school.
Updated: 12/25/2012 - Police say the man who lured firefighters in Webster, N.Y., into a deadly ambush had the same make and caliber semiautomatic rifle as the one used in the Connecticut school massacre.
Posted: 12/25/2012 - In the 1970s sitcom "The Odd Couple," Klugman played sloppy sports writer Oscar to co-star Tony Randall's Felix, a fussy photographer. In "Quincy, M.E.," which aired from 1976 to 1983, Klugman played an idealistic, tough-minded medical examiner.
Posted: 12/25/2012 - "Twas the Night Before Christmas" as recited by the staff at WYMT.
Updated: 12/25/2012 - Some may have had to spend their Christmas Eve at work, but the mayor of one city is trying to make work a little more festive this year.
Posted: 12/24/2012 - The Laurel County Jailer told the Corbin Times-Tribune the Department of Corrections made the request to move the inmates from McCreary County to Laurel, because the population at the Laurel jail has decreased over the past 60 days.
Updated: 12/25/2012 - Kentucky State Police say the crash happened around 5:30 p.m. Monday on Highway 25E, southeast of Barbourville.
Updated: 12/25/2012 - Some children in Eastern Kentucky were treated to a visit from Old Saint Nick in Harlan County Monday. In what has become a yearly tradition, kids were given toys and treats courtesy of Mike Howard, otherwise known as the Mountain Santa.
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The group of students I'm serving as an academic mentor for in Law Without Walls this semester is designing a smartphone app as part of their Project of Worth. They are hoping to get input from a wide range of female lawyers through a quick survey--click here to fill it out. More details about their project follow the jump.
By way of introduction, we are a group of three law students from University of Miami School of Law, New York Law School, and School of Transnational Law, Peking University. We are part of a program called Law Without Walls (http://www.lawwithoutwalls.org/) where we are prompted as students to identify a problem or "gap" area within our topic in order to design a project to solve the problem using a method that incorporates innovation and technology. Our assigned topic is "Women in the Law; Is the Glass Ceiling Cracked, Smashed, or Unbreakable?"
Our goal is to create a mobile app for women in the field of law. We want this application to be able to offer networking, as well as access to information regarding current news/events, women's law organizations, research & development, international news, etc. We feel that creating a network and easier access to this information will facilitate women in climbing the professional ladder and reaching higher levels of leadership in the field of law.
What will make our app different and appealing is that it is a one-stop shop where women in the legal profession will be able to access an aggregate of this information all within the same program in a user-friendly, aesthetically-pleasing, and easy manner.
We have created an online survey (http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/S23YB3X) to choose which topics women in the legal profession would want to have access to. Please take a few moments (it is only 8 short questions) to complete this survey so that we can tailor our app to your interests. We want to receive as much feedback as possible from this survey and would greatly appreciate if you could send it along to any colleagues/students/friends that are women involved in law.
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A new statewide poll shows a majority of Illinoisans favor concealed carry. But an overwhelming majority in every area of the state also say it's OK with them if Chicago and Cook County police have additional authority over who gets to carry in their own jurisdictions.
The Capitol Fax/We Ask America poll of 1,284 likely voters found 52 percent say they approve of allowing concealed carry.
"Illinois lawmakers are debating proposed laws that would allow some citizens who are properly licensed to carry concealed firearms," respondents were told. "In general, do you approve or disapprove of allowing licensed citizens to carry loaded, concealed firearms?"
The poll, taken April 24th, found 46 percent disapprove and just 2 percent were neutral or had no opinion. The poll had a margin of error of +/-2.7 percent. 26 percent of the numbers called were cell phones.
Geography breaks down pretty much how you'd expect. Chicagoans staunchly opposed concealed carry 69-29, while suburban Cook County voters opposed it 52-46. Downstaters strongly support the proposal 67-32 and collar county voters support it 53-46.
Women disapproved of the idea 55-43, while men supported it 64-34. Republicans backed it 72-26, Democrats opposed it 34-65 and independents favored it 61-36. African-Americans opposed the idea 61-36, but whites backed it 56-43, as did Latinos, 56-43.
The results for the poll's second question were even more interesting.
The Senate currently is considering a plan that would allow Chicago police and the Cook County sheriff to reject state police-issued concealed carry permits if they have questions about the applicants' character. The plan stalled last week when Republican Senators slaked after strong National Rifle Association opposition and Chicago-area Democrats demanded more restrictions in the rest of the bill.
But the voting public absolutely loves this idea, with a whopping 73 percent voicing their approval. "I can't get 73 percent of people to agree that it's dark at midnight," joked We Ask America pollster Gregg Durham last week.
"If a concealed carry law is passed, Chicago and Cook County law enforcement officials want the right to stop a permit being issued to any individual in Chicago or Cook County when there is a concern about the applicant's character," respondents were told. "Do you think they should be able to stop a permit in Chicago or Cook County under those circumstances?"
A mere 22 percent disagreed with the proposal and only 5 percent were neutral or had no opinion.
The results didn't surprise Sen. Kwame Raoul, D-Chicago, who is attempting to craft a compromise bill. Raoul said he believed that downstaters don't care what happens in Chicago or anywhere else as long as they get their right to carry. And Chicagoans are so concerned about guns that they want their local cops to have an extra say.
According to the poll, a hugely strong 71 percent of likely downstate voters said they approved of the plan, while 25 percent were opposed. The NRA has threatened legislators with retaliation if Chicagoans don't end up with the same access to concealed carry as everyone else, but that particular message may not fly as long as downstaters get what they want for themselves.
Even so, downstaters seem to be sticking with the NRA. "I am working to pass a Concealed Carry law that specifically says it SHALL apply to all counties in Illinois," state Sen. Kyle McCarter, R-Lebanon, wrote on his website last week. "The Second Amendment of the Constitution applies (to) all citizens, including those in Chicago."
But a sky-high 80 percent of likely Chicago voters approved of the proposal, as did 72 percent of suburban Cook voters and 71 percent of collar county voters.
Support was also very high across all demographics. Women were 80 percent-14 percent in favor, and men were 62 percent -32 percent in favor. Black voters backed it 75 percent-16 percent, whites supported it 65 percent-34 percent and Latinos approved of it 75 percent -8 percent. Republicans supported it 64 percent-30 percent, Democrats favored it 82 percent-13percent and independents backed it 67 percent-23 percent.
Results like that could make you think this ought to be a no-brainer issue. But the NRA is bringing all of its considerable might to the table here, and that muscle is, so far, outweighing overwhelming public opinion.
Rich Miller publishes Capitol Fax; CapitolFax.com.
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