The Countertop Chronicles has the latest Carnival of the Recipes. Yummm…
Carnival of Cordite is up at Resistance is Futile!
John Hawkins has lists of blogs that the big bloggers read. Hmm, he didn’t ask me for my picks, so I’m not sure this is a good list. 😉
Here’s an analysis of the papal vote by a computer security guru. Conclusion: extremely hard to hack.
Speaking of hacking, some pranksters got admitted to an MIT scientific conference by sending in gibberish; they tricked their way in because they “were tired of the spam”. Go read, it’s funny. (Thanks to Wonky Beca for the tip.)

Selecting the new pope is an important process, so important I wrote a haiku about it:

Time for a new pope.
Cardinals all together.
I like jelly beans.

Now for precise pope picking, it’s best to wait for influence from the Holy Spirit. That may take too long, though, so I bet many cardinals are turning to IMAO for advice, and I won’t disappoint.
FRANK TIPS FOR PICKING THE POPE

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For those wondering, since I am the unquestioned ruler of the blogodocecahedron, it is perfectly permissible that I haven’t posted since Thursday. I shall post something soon, and you shall all be grateful for what your overlord has given you.

Since the election of FDR, anyone who assumes a new office is expected to do exciting things during their first 100 days. The newly elected Pope is no exception. In the extended entry, I’ve placed my guesses on what the new Pope will accomplish in his first 100 days:

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