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Written by Lee Poirier
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Saturday, 10 July 2010 |
Even though the content is old in both cases, someone pointed out a defense written by Brian Flemming about his interview with Ronald Sipus in The God Who Wasn't There. My original article (here) was a letter I wrote to Sipus about the incident, essentially chiding him from backing down from the fight. In the article I include some assumptions I made about the incident which are refuted in the blog Brian wrote in December of '06 as was pointed out recently in a comment on my original letter. None of it really matters, now 4 years later, but if anyone is interested...well, there ya go. I think since my letter comes in 4th if you search for Sipus' name on Google it's important to feature this response to it. |
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Written by Lee Poirier
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Friday, 14 May 2010 |
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I don't care as much about the wedding aspect of it, but this place sure looks pretty. 
If you ARE getting married, bonus. http://www.DestinationWeddingBelize.com. |
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Tuesday, 23 February 2010 |
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 I love the detail in the luger. Massive drama considering they're just utensils.
http://www.lazypalace.com/funny-food-art/ has a great collection of food based art. Some amazing, some just ok. Worth a look, though. |
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Written by Lee Poirier
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Friday, 08 January 2010 |
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Jewelry Designer Robin Dahlberg and her friends have an annual tradition to celebrate New Years by having a game party. In honor of that, and the fact that their home is 100 years old this year, they designed 100 cupcakes. Each with a different game. Oh, and as far as cupcake decorators are concerned, these ain't no punk bitches. Amazingly intricate work. Check it out. It's a quite an impressive collection of games. http://www.steelheadstudio.com/100cupcakes/ I was able to guess 74 correctly. |
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Written by Lee Poirier
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Thursday, 31 December 2009 |
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2009 was a decent year for movies. I watched about 20 percent of every movie released this year, and the year isn't quite over, so I may slip Sherlock in before midnight tonight. [Note: I did not slip it in]
With each, I'll attach a little mini-review and a 1 to 10 rating based on what I remember. Of course, it's not fair to really compare two movies of different genre's on the same numeric scale, when a comedy can get away with loose camera work, where the best drama's can't (and that's just one example of the differences), but it's standard usage, so we'll avoid recreating a new system for judging movies and stick to convention. |
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