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Jeffrey Shallit
Recurrent thoughts about mathematics, science, politics, music, religion, and
Recurrent thoughts about mathematics, science, politics, music, religion, and
Recurrent thoughts about mathematics, science, politics, music, religion, and
Recurrent thoughts about ....
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Jeffrey Shallit
American mathematician, professor of computer science at a major Canadian university, & skeptic.
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2010
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March
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- Alan Cobham
- I Won't Be Going to This Cafe
- Protons, Proteins - What's the Difference?
- Economist is the New Messiah, Cult Says
- Freedom of Expression: Canada vs. Texas
- Mathematical Genealogy
- Everything in its Proper Place
- Take That, Bob Dylan!
- Boehner's Ridiculous Rhetoric
- When to Doubt the Science Bashers
- Turkey!
- The 2010 Bernoulli Trials
- Loftus vs. Wood: An Atheist-Theist Debate
- Don't Cite Works You Haven't Read
- Reply to Paul Nelson
- When Faith Healing Kills
- Looking for an Honest Creationist
- Justice Isn't Blind
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4 comments:
The article say "necking". I would say that there is quite a difference between "necking" and "sharing a kiss".
The owner said necking, the couple says it was a peck. My real question is what is the problem with public displays of affection in this day and age? So people want to kiss a bit. What's so wrong with that? Considering the Huether Hotel has been host to some very non-friendly shows in the past this seems more like the owner just a large stick up her butt.
I meant to say not family-friendly, there have been burlesque and strip shows on occasion in the pas, though I don't know if they still host them.
The Record has also covered the story now. http://news.therecord.com/News/Local/article/691762
depending on your own acceptance of public affection in restaurants and such, it's hard to take a side on this. it's one person's word against the other, and both slightly different (re: necking vs sharing a kiss).
personally, i take the side of the owner. i feel uncomfortable if i'm sitting next to a table with people making out, and i think the owner is trying to address this for the sake of other customers.
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