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They were here two minutes ago. I saw them, I held them in my hand. I knew I would loose them, but still I couldn't hold on. Had to let go, catch the boiling pan. When I looked back. Pooff. Nowhere to be found. They'll come back. But in the meantime. I cannot lock my door. I cannot leave to explore.
A friend recently told me about a wine dinner he attended devoted to Montepulciano d’Abruzzo, a region in East Central Italy in the foothills of the Apennines. My first reaction was mild surprise. This is a region known for affordable table wines. Of course, there are more ambitious examples, especially from Colline...
It is not the end of summer but end of July has me thinking of it
Now I can stop lying about not having seen Throne of Blood. Status, which has been doing some really good work lately, was unusually generous with their recent newsletter on the Warner/Paramount deal. They convened a panel of antitrust experts and this time didn't leave the good stuff behind the paywall. Here are...
For millennia we have pondered on the deceptively simple question of "What is it all for?". Some have claimed to find the answer, while others say there isn't one at all. We are here because of complete happenstance with no purpose to anything, or we are here as an act of divine intervention with a pre-determined...
First performed at Vienna’s Burgtheater in 1790, Barefoot Opera’s production of Mozart & Da Ponte’s Così fan tutte?! at the Arcola Theatre (running as part of the 2026 Grimeborn Festival) is an altogether more stripped back version than 18th century opera-goers would have been greeted with. Gone is the woodwind,...
If you are playing Into the Oddish (no longer in pre-order, you can just straight up order it now), chances are you are going to eventually want to include a Pokémon that was not in the books. Some might say, “Why weren’t all 151 original Pokémon, or for that matter all however many thousand we are at now, in the...
We ate at Otto’s Cache in Jasper recently. The food was good — but the experience was exceptional. Everybody cared, and it showed. A fork slipped off the table and a replacement appeared within seconds. Someone was always checking in, always happy to help. Warm, attentive, welcoming. It was service at its best. The...
People act like the replication crisis has discredited psychology, that the field is now widely agreed to be a sham, that it can be uncontroversially held up as an example of science gone wrong. These statements are often made in the broadest possible terms:This misunderstands the extent of the problem. The...
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