Yes, but remember that Istanbul was Constantinople and now it's Istanbul, not Constantinople because it's been a long time gone, Constantinople...

See, in my case I pay about 50 CAN$ for a gallon (8 cans) of maple syrup. That's why I'll never leave the province.

I'm an addict, and I know it.

Actually, it kinds of saturates the pleasure center until you achieve foodgasm and/or foodvana. Be careful not to overdose because that leads straight to pleasure coma.

I understand not everybody has this luxury, but what I do every spring is shop around in the various friends and families that happen to know people who own or operate a sugar shack and get various grades of maple syrup. I use grade A instead of white sugar for day-to-day usages (coffee, cereals, etc.), grade B when I'm out of grade A or for maple recipes and grade C for maple sauces and dressings. I once had access to grade D and the strength of the taste was incredible, especially in salad dressing.

So yeah, I consume about two gallons of maple syrup per year plus maple butter on toasts and maple sugar instead of brown sugar and I actually keep a bottle of syrup at work to sweeten my (and my coworker's) coffee.

Everything is better with maple.

Don't overuse the "Yes, dear." It's very useful in many cases, but she will notice the pattern if you use it too often, even if you try to obfuscate it.

I hate to prove you wrong, but the Tesla Motors Model S is far from impossible to build and it even has a price.

Maybe Jesus is bigger that the Beatles, but Google is still on top!

http://google.com/trends?q=jesus%2C+google&ctab=0& date=all&geo=all

-the .app packaging format. The icon is the entire app. Just drag it to the trash to uninstall it. No registry fragments left behind.

Not quite true as the 'Library' settings are still left in either the 'System' level library or the 'Users' level library depending on the application. What I would really like to see (and I have just started dipping my hand in development on Mac OS X) is, say an applescript in the .app folder that would detect being moved to the Trash and prompt the user to clean-up the applications settings etc. Does anyone know if this is possible?

On the contrary, the article does indeed refer to User-Mode Linux. It's the submitter's link that needs to be corrected.