Bahua Dot Comments http://bahua.com/comments/ A Listing of the Latest Fifty Comments From Your Favorite Website en-us re: Happy Rach-day by Rachel at 3:32 PM, Aug 15, 2008 http://bahua.com/?a=Happy_Rachday Thank you.. maybe, I think? I'm not really sure. If this isn't crossing the line of too-much-information, it's definitely walking it.

]]> 3:32 PM, Aug 15, 2008 Main re: Eugh by ck at 5:27 PM, Aug 8, 2008 http://bahua.com/?a=Eugh Cheers to you!

]]> 5:27 PM, Aug 8, 2008 Main re: Eugh by chris at 8:14 AM, Aug 8, 2008 http://bahua.com/?a=Eugh happy birthday!

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]]> 8:14 AM, Aug 8, 2008 Main re: Eugh by Gulia at 7:07 AM, Aug 8, 2008 http://bahua.com/?a=Eugh 30s are awesome! Embrace it!

]]> 7:07 AM, Aug 8, 2008 Main re: Eugh by r kelly at 1:25 AM, Aug 8, 2008 http://bahua.com/?a=Eugh happy one to you, jerquewad

]]> 1:25 AM, Aug 8, 2008 Main re: Noisy Weekend by rachel at 12:58 PM, Aug 7, 2008 http://bahua.com/?a=Noisy_Weekend how was judas priest

]]> 12:58 PM, Aug 7, 2008 Main re: Shenandoah or Piedmont by Brian at 10:21 PM, Aug 4, 2008 http://bahua.com/?a=Shenandoah_or_Piedmont We've got draught Gumballhead within walking distance now. And Delirium Tremens. And Kasteel Rouge. But we'll catch you another time, I guess.

]]> 10:21 PM, Aug 4, 2008 Main re: Shenandoah or Piedmont by Map Room at 9:54 PM, Aug 4, 2008 http://bahua.com/?a=Shenandoah_or_Piedmont I didn't want you drinking my beer anyway!!

<shakes fist>

]]> 9:54 PM, Aug 4, 2008 Main re: Noisy Weekend by hesher 86 at 11:19 AM, Aug 2, 2008 http://bahua.com/?a=Noisy_Weekend BREAKIN THE LAW

BREAKIN THE LAW

BREAKIN THE LAW

BREAKIN THE LAW

]]> 11:19 AM, Aug 2, 2008 Main re: Nancy Evans Kelly by Nick at 5:29 PM, Jul 26, 2008 http://bahua.com/?a=Nancy_Evans_Kelly Indeed, a great post.

]]> 5:29 PM, Jul 26, 2008 Main re: Nancy Evans Kelly by ck at 2:25 PM, Jul 25, 2008 http://bahua.com/?a=Nancy_Evans_Kelly Kelly's, I can remember that funeral mass and the celebration afterwards like it was yesterday. Your mother was a great woman and she lives on in each of you.

]]> 2:25 PM, Jul 25, 2008 Main re: RSS Wonkiness by rkelly at 1:25 PM, Jul 25, 2008 http://bahua.com/?a=RSS_Wonkiness the feed I set up for you on livejournal has always worked perfectly! uwahahaha.

]]> 1:25 PM, Jul 25, 2008 Main re: Nancy Evans Kelly by chris at 12:13 PM, Jul 25, 2008 http://bahua.com/?a=Nancy_Evans_Kelly great post.

]]> 12:13 PM, Jul 25, 2008 Main re: Nancy Evans Kelly by Renae at 9:31 PM, Jul 24, 2008 http://bahua.com/?a=Nancy_Evans_Kelly I am so sorry. I left Rachel out and I am so sorry about that!!!!

]]> 9:31 PM, Jul 24, 2008 Main re: Nancy Evans Kelly by rachel at 8:08 PM, Jul 24, 2008 http://bahua.com/?a=Nancy_Evans_Kelly way to make me tear up in the middle of the day, jerk

jeez

]]> 8:08 PM, Jul 24, 2008 Main re: Nancy Evans Kelly by Renae at 2:29 PM, Jul 24, 2008 http://bahua.com/?a=Nancy_Evans_Kelly I can't believe 10 years have passed. I will never forget her funeral because it was so very obvious how much she was loved, how much she loved her family and what an extraordinary woman she was! It was also obvious how many people cared about your dad, Julia, Brian, and you and always will. I know she is proud of you!

]]> 2:29 PM, Jul 24, 2008 Main re: RSS Wonkiness by Brian at 1:21 PM, Jul 24, 2008 http://bahua.com/?a=RSS_Wonkiness It's been working fine with Firefox live bookmarks, and continues to work fine..

]]> 1:21 PM, Jul 24, 2008 Main re: Fed Up, I love the 51 by chrizow at 9:22 AM, Jul 24, 2008 http://bahua.com/?a=Fed_Up_I_love_the_51 you know what i like?

working a mile from my house....

....and DRIVING THERE!

hell yeah!

]]> 9:22 AM, Jul 24, 2008 Main re: Transit Validation by R. Crosby Kemper III at 8:03 AM, Jul 24, 2008 http://bahua.com/?a=Transit_Validation GIT THAT FILTHY SACK OF BOLTS OFFA MAH PROPERTY, BOAH! IM'A CALL THE PO-LEECE!

]]> 8:03 AM, Jul 24, 2008 Main re: RSS Wonkiness by Jeff at 4:24 PM, Jul 23, 2008 http://bahua.com/?a=RSS_Wonkiness so that's why there were like 15 unread bdc items in my feed today...

]]> 4:24 PM, Jul 23, 2008 Main re: A New Hope by Angela at 5:11 PM, Jul 22, 2008 http://bahua.com/?a=A_New_Hope Fun party! If you happen to find a camera lens cover, it's mine. Thanks again!

]]> 5:11 PM, Jul 22, 2008 Main re: National Public Radio by walt bodine at 8:44 AM, Jul 21, 2008 http://bahua.com/?a=National_Public_Radio (perishes)

]]> 8:44 AM, Jul 21, 2008 Main re: National Public Radio by they only sound like they're from uk as in yuk at 3:59 AM, Jul 16, 2008 http://bahua.com/?a=National_Public_Radio if you don't like npr or community radio then ask for your money back!

i'm intrigued about someone with your analytical ability who dismisses the ingestion of current events. shouldn't be depressing but it seems like it would get your motor running about why the news presents content the way it does, why certain events are unfolding, what will tomorrow's consequences be for the nonsense people are pulling today?

put it into context that may be more relevant; npr is telling you about stuff today that will influence the price of tomorrow's keg.

in a former life as an ostrich we would get stressed about the number of heyna's lurking around. it felt much better for us if we just kept our heads stuck in the sand. didn't hear stuff. couldn't smell anything other than worms (yuk). could see nothing more than worm poo.

it didn't take five or six years to find out that the heyna's were hungry. very very hungry. then they became so hungry that they grew into politicians, lawyers and talking head news-babes and ate us alive!

eventually the survivors were sent to another planet where another pack of heyna's were getting their first taste of ostrich feathers ... and so the story goes. all because we didn't listen to npr or community radio.

]]> 3:59 AM, Jul 16, 2008 Main re: National Public Radio by KKFI 90.1 fan at 3:41 PM, Jul 15, 2008 http://bahua.com/?a=National_Public_Radio You might give KKFI another chance.

Your Morning Buzz

Airs: M-F 6:00-8 am

Programmer: Stormin' Norman

Progressive, psychedelic,and classic rock that's rooted in the 70's and still growing strong

today. Featuring music from legendary, obscure,and cutting edge artists that will blow your

mind.

You can see the whole schedule at KKFI.org.

]]> 3:41 PM, Jul 15, 2008 Main re: National Public Radio by Brad at 10:38 AM, Jul 15, 2008 http://bahua.com/?a=National_Public_Radio The one and only thing that keeps me from listening to NPR is that I imagine every single person on the show dresses and smells like a hippy.

]]> 10:38 AM, Jul 15, 2008 Main re: Deliverance through Technology: Really. by Brian at 9:01 PM, Jul 11, 2008 http://bahua.com/?a=Deliverance_through_Technology:_Really. Breeder (nuclear) reactors and better battery technology is where it's at, in my opinion. I've got a friend who's working on the front lines of battery research, and it's a pretty exciting field. Breeder reactors (already in use outside the US) are remarkably efficient and practically wasteless. Also, though still not quite there, the technology behind solar cells is getting better and better all the time.

]]> 9:01 PM, Jul 11, 2008 Main re: Looking for Ideas by Brian at 8:55 PM, Jul 11, 2008 http://bahua.com/?a=Looking_for_Ideas Monk's Cafe is a must-hit in Philly, in my opinion.

I've wanted to hit Church Brew Works in Pittsburgh, but haven't made it there yet.

Toledo has several good beer bars, so Herman tells me. I've been to a couple with him, and was satisfied. But Toledo might not be very manageable without a car..

The only new notable place in Chicago I know of is Piece, a pizza place / brewpub.

]]> 8:55 PM, Jul 11, 2008 Main re: Deliverance through Technology: Really. by Richard B at 10:39 AM, Jul 2, 2008 http://bahua.com/?a=Deliverance_through_Technology:_Really. I agree, people get so stuck in our thinking that they can't see the future. Ask someone from the 1800's if its possible to put someone on the moon and they would laugh. But tell some red-fearing americans that the commies are on their way, and they change their mind very quickly.

That's why I was excited when the x-prize foundation placed 100 million on alternative fuels. I think people really miss how many teams are going for these subsidies. Look at early aviation to see that it really does work. It really can spur innovation. Just takes time.

]]> 10:39 AM, Jul 2, 2008 Main re: Deliverance through Technology: Really. by Gulia at 7:47 AM, Jul 2, 2008 http://bahua.com/?a=Deliverance_through_Technology:_Really. I'm not sure there is a 'right' answer. The only one that intregues me is something that I believe Europe does (thanks to Amber on this one). Their prices have been through the roof for years. Part of this does involve taxes, but the other part is intentional. There is only so much room for cars in the major cities of Europe and therefore to decrease the amount of driving and increase the use of public transit, the gas prices have been very high. Translating that here isn't so easy. Take where I live, Detroit, the big 3 automakers have attempted to stop any movement toward a viable public transit system, so that alternative here is unrealistic at this time. But, in places like Chicago and Boston, public transit are real options and I believe that they are going to continue to grow in use as gas prices grow as well.

(I think this is the biggest entry I've ever made on the site....)

]]> 7:47 AM, Jul 2, 2008 Main re: Deliverance through Technology: Really. by ProdConKH at 7:21 PM, Jul 1, 2008 http://bahua.com/?a=Deliverance_through_Technology:_Really. This guy thinks he's saving money by taking the bus!

]]> 7:21 PM, Jul 1, 2008 Main re: Deliverance through Technology: Really. by bahua at 3:12 PM, Jun 27, 2008 http://bahua.com/?a=Deliverance_through_Technology:_Really. I think you got that backwards. Supply is tanking while demand increases, therefore pump prices go up.

]]> 3:12 PM, Jun 27, 2008 Main re: Deliverance through Technology: Really. by dick at 10:51 AM, Jun 27, 2008 http://bahua.com/?a=Deliverance_through_Technology:_Really. good luck on that. world is already correcting (part of) the problem. demand is tanking while supply is sky-rocketing. don't get philosophical on me, I'm merely commenting on pump prices.

]]> 10:51 AM, Jun 27, 2008 Main re: Dreams and Departures by Brad at 9:26 AM, May 23, 2008 http://bahua.com/?a=Dreams_and_Departures I didn't know they were moving. That sucks balls.

]]> 9:26 AM, May 23, 2008 Main re: Dreams and Departures by todd s at 7:48 AM, May 23, 2008 http://bahua.com/?a=Dreams_and_Departures Perfect way to enhance your mood: book a flight to Chicago for next weekend so you can drink with your brother

and I at the Map Room.

]]> 7:48 AM, May 23, 2008 Main re: Waitresses and Pants by ck at 7:36 PM, May 21, 2008 http://bahua.com/?a=Waitresses_and_Pants Sounds like you're quite the regular at this there Flying Saucer joint. This would seem to make the bartender telling you to come in and see her about as natural as telling someone to take their next breath, no? Hope all is well John. Wish you would've been able to make the trip to CR this weekend. Cheers.

]]> 7:36 PM, May 21, 2008 Main re: Officially Allergic by ck at 3:01 PM, May 20, 2008 http://bahua.com/?a=Officially_Allergic OTC generic claritin will have that cleared up in a jiffy. My seasonal allergies waited until 25 to show up. Manageable with meds though.

]]> 3:01 PM, May 20, 2008 Main re: Officially Allergic by Gulia at 11:49 AM, May 20, 2008 http://bahua.com/?a=Officially_Allergic Allergy meds are a good thing! Give 'em a go!

]]> 11:49 AM, May 20, 2008 Main re: The Flying Saucer by flying saucer at 2:42 PM, May 12, 2008 http://bahua.com/?a=The_Flying_Saucer (cha-ching!!)

]]> 2:42 PM, May 12, 2008 Main re: The Flying Saucer by Brad at 1:41 PM, May 12, 2008 http://bahua.com/?a=The_Flying_Saucer Watch out!

Top 10 - Who's Going into the Ring of Honor Next

Name Brews

John Kelly 21

Michael Krueger 21

Rian Moe 21

Matt Moser 20

Wade Davis 18

Scott Franke 18

Dan Hyndman 17

David Hasselhoff 16

Drew Davis 15

Aimee Wynhausen 15

]]> 1:41 PM, May 12, 2008 Main re: The Flying Saucer by dick at 11:35 AM, May 12, 2008 http://bahua.com/?a=The_Flying_Saucer i often eat lunch at the one by my office in austin. How can you not love the mini skirts and knee-highs?

]]> 11:35 AM, May 12, 2008 Main re: The Flying Saucer by Matt at 5:51 PM, May 9, 2008 http://bahua.com/?a=The_Flying_Saucer I had lunch there yesterday with a few coworkers. I enjoyed the place. Too bad I was still "working" and couldn't have a drink. :(

]]> 5:51 PM, May 9, 2008 Main re: My New Eee, and the Forced Adventures Thereof by Brian at 10:30 AM, Apr 30, 2008 http://bahua.com/?a=My_New_Eee_and_the_Forced_Adventures_Thereof Specs, yo? Which model did you get?

]]> 10:30 AM, Apr 30, 2008 Main re: Pennies are Worthless by Brad at 4:59 PM, Apr 28, 2008 http://bahua.com/?a=Pennies_are_Worthless Awesome!

]]> 4:59 PM, Apr 28, 2008 Main re: Megaman 2 by bahua at 4:11 PM, Apr 28, 2008 http://bahua.com/?a=Megaman_2 As I recall, Crashman will blow up after only two shots of Quickman's boomerang.

]]> 4:11 PM, Apr 28, 2008 Main re: Megaman 2 by Brian at 2:53 PM, Apr 28, 2008 http://bahua.com/?a=Megaman_2 I don't play this often enough, but I would still use the same order we used to use. Actually, I guess I would mix it up just for variety's sake. You really on need Flashman for Quickman, right? Maybe do Airman first? His weapon makes short work of Crashman. Maybe Air then Crash, then you have Crashman's weapon to pick up all sorts of items and shortcuts. Why not Crashman first? Though without Woodman's shield.. But there are other ways. Have you seen any of the speed runs online?

I could go on and on. Such nerdery. Such wonderful nerdery.

]]> 2:53 PM, Apr 28, 2008 Main re: Megaman 2 by what at 2:13 AM, Apr 25, 2008 http://bahua.com/?a=Megaman_2 UR A NRD

]]> 2:13 AM, Apr 25, 2008 Main re: Holy Hail! by God's Urologist at 9:49 AM, Apr 22, 2008 http://bahua.com/?a=Holy_Hail Hail is God's kidney stones.

]]> 9:49 AM, Apr 22, 2008 Main re: Holy Hail! by grammar police at 9:28 AM, Apr 22, 2008 http://bahua.com/?a=Holy_Hail you "got out of bad" and "took a look out to the window" lol.

]]> 9:28 AM, Apr 22, 2008 Main re: Every Reason to be Happy by DOOM at 4:41 PM, Apr 21, 2008 http://bahua.com/?a=Every_Reason_to_be_Happy (looms)

]]> 4:41 PM, Apr 21, 2008 Main re: Kansas City's Smokiest Bars by Brian at 11:33 AM, Apr 14, 2008 http://bahua.com/?a=Kansas_Citys_Smokiest_Bars The civil libertarian in me doesn't have any problem when local government regulates the use of dangerous substances, especially in reasonably public areas. For example, governments regulate how and into what you can pump gasoline. I find that pretty reasonable, from a public safety standpoint.

Governments also regulate the presence of asbestos in public and private places, because it has been determined to be a public health hazard. Do you question whether laws prohibiting asbestos to be hanging from the ceiling of a pub are a good idea? I think a big part of the question here is whether second-hand smoke is a public health hazard. The prevailing research is that it is a hazard, but I'll concede that it's not as firmly established as the case against asbestos. Still, there's not much serious contention on the issue.

If that's the case, it's not a matter of people's choice to work among smoke. It's a public health hazard and no one should have to put up with it.

Also, the coal miner comparison is pretty flawed in my opinion. Ask a coal miner if that's their preferred career (with the risks of gas leaks, fires, collapses, etc.), and you'll probably find out that they'd rather be doing lots of other things. Unfortunately, people don't have complete freedom in their choice of jobs, and people like bartenders and servers can't always pick and choose their job either.

Second-hand smoke in the workplace has been pretty well established to be an unreasonable danger. No one should have to deal with it at all. That's why these laws are being passed all around the country.

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