Liese, that sounds like a good move for you guys. Yay bus.

I did love Cooking With Feminists, but the rest of the show was eh for me. No, that's a lie, I just didn't like the "audience participation" part.

Yep, soccer is the main rivalry as far as athletics go. The main rivalry is really academic since they are Div3 schools. Where are you living now SA?

The main rivalry is really academic since they are Div3 schools.

Any opportunity to flaunt the black honors gowns, really.

here are you living now SA?

I'm living in Dublin for the time being. That is, Ireland, and not Ohio, Texas, or California, which have all adopted the name for their own small towns.

Nobody pays any attention to atheletics at Div3 schools so the only thing they've got is academics if they're lucky. And, after you graduate, the rivalry disappears since you can't watch your team play on tv, and most people are unaware of the names of small liberal arts colleges.

I figured you were somewhere on the other side of the pond since you were eating lunch. Ahhhh. . . to live in Europe again although I'd be happy to settle in Vancouver or Toronto. I on the other hand am having my morning coffee before I head to work.

Help? Who plays Masie, Matt's assistant, on Studio 60. IMDb gave me no joy.

You know some of those BSG questions are better or more interestingly answered by watching the episodes. . . partially because the not quite knowing the answer adds to the enjoyment of the show. Particularly the questions regarding Baltar and Six.

I gather that Lee and Bill Adama were at odds because Lee felt that his father pushed his younger brother into the service when he didn't really want to be there and didn't have the talent for it either. Starbuck was engaged to the younger brother (James?) but she and Lee seem to have that kind of attraction where he's into her at times when her attention is elsewhere and vice-versa.

I think you can still read past recaplets at TWOP. And there are recaps on Scifi.

Cloning business runs out of lives

California company finds little demand for costly cat copies

SAN FRANCISCO -- Genetic Savings & Clone, a biotechnology company that sold cloned pets, has sent letters to its customers informing them that it will close at the end of the year because of little demand for cloned cats. The company had recently reduced the price from $50,000 to $32,000.

The letters said the Sausalito company was not accepting new orders for clones because it was "unable to develop the technology to the point that cloning pets is commercially viable."

Huh. Who woulda' thunk that few would be willing to pay $32k for a cat clone?

ION, it's snowing out.

To add to what Sumi said [spoilery for backstory] and the younger brother was killed in a crash, so add that to the tension. And especially add that Starbuck, as his instructor, didn't think he had the chops, but passed him anyway. There's all sorts of dangerous territory there.

I heard it was snowing in Minnesota today too, to which I say: can I have your snow, please? Here it's just miserable wind and rain.