“Crusader bias” at Al Jazeera.
“A spectre is haunting the net but, outside of techie circles, nobody seems to be talking about it. “ The Storm worm.
Understanding the Santa Ana winds – “Another popular misconception that the winds are hot owing to their desert origin. Actually, the Santa Anas develop when the desert is cold, and are thus most common during the cool season stretching from October through March.”
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OMMAG — Fascinating stuff. I heard that Larry O’Brien, mayor of Ottawa, was interested in experimenting with this type of thing. Have not heard anything about it lately, though.
Thanks, cal2.
This is unbelievable (From Greg Weston quoting figs. from the latest public accounts):
Governor General spent $25,000 on “management consulting,” apparently to no avail. Michaelle Jean’s junket to Africa set taxpayers back a whopping $1.5 million, mainly to cover the mountain of chits generated by an entourage just slightly smaller than the average country she visited. Overall, the trip was almost $300,000 more than the price of sending the prime minister and his army of baggage handlers and other admirers to Russia, London and Paris for the G8 summit.
Whatever did the trip to Africa accomplish that is important for Canadians? Who exactly went? I think this is truly shocking and I am ready to dump the office of the GG.
…What’s happened at Dust My Broom?…
I’m guessing that someone might have complained about the photo of two gay men having sex that was posted accompanying a story about this couple:
http://tinyurl.com/327hko
A couple of posters seemed a tad upset.
Charles Darwin at work in Lousiana?
They’re voting Republican now.
http://www.economist.com/world/na/displaystory.cfm?story_id=10024699