Go ahead … believe what you want. After all, this is an institution of higher learning:
Meanwhile, faculty member Todd Palmer notified four-year Ph.D. student Bethany Robinson (OSU grade point average 3.89) that he was terminating her thesis work and taking all of her work in progress for himself.
The Alberta Ardvark:
Brant Liberal candidate Lloyd St. Amand joined the long list of failed Liberal Party photo ops the other day when he and Liberal trade critic Willowdale MP Martha Hall-Findlay stopped off outside a supposedly closed factory in an effort to highlight ‘job losses’ allegedly caused by the Conservative business tax reductions.
Only in the collective Liberal imagination does cutting business taxes result in job losses. As for the photo-op in front of a “closed factory”,
One small problem: The factory wasn’t closed at all, and the company’s Vice President was not happy to have been used as a prop in this Liberal deception:
“(The Liberals’) attempt at disparaging the Conservatives…was a disaster… Ironically, we had looked into locating our finishing and distribution facility in Michigan. The corporate tax cuts and programs provided by the Conservative government were the deciding factor to expand in Canada.”
So much for that photo op.
Look, we all get a little impatient at times, and yes, lineups are boring, but at the end of the day what did this guy really accomplish by trying to gain a couple of extra seconds?
Sheesh. Wait your turn, buddy.
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Via the Virginian;
But now that President Obama has decided that it’s time to officially condemn Qaddafi, the message has been sent like the Bat Signal to everyday fashionable Gen X, Gen Y and Millennial liberals — hipsters, SWPL, single city girls, college students, Bikhram yoga instructors, NYT readers, AOLHuffington Post readers, DJ’s, bartenders, news reporters, advertising executives, entertainment professionals, etc. — that Quaddafi is a BAD GUY. If President Obama says you’re bad, then you’re bad. And now that the President has decided it’s time to call Qaddafi bad, everybody knows that Qaddafi is indeed bad. You know, like Mubarak and the Governor of Wisconsin.
So it’s a little harsh to rake Nelly Furtado over the coals for being a hypocrite. She’s probably very sincerely trying to do the right thing. She just lives in a world in which Left Wing and low-information liberal narratives are the rule. And in that world, al-Qaddafi (like Hosni Mubarak) only recently became a villain.
“What we need now is for every liberal in America to explain why it is impossible for a tyrannical Middle Eastern regime that is bitterly hostile to the United States and the West to get yellowcake from Africa.”
Come celebrate by joining in the 24 Hour Clitoridectomy.
Stallion Semen Served Up in New Zealand as New Energy Drink.
h/t HoM
In his opening statement the Chief Electoral Officer said an internal review had cleared him and his staff, though when Scott Reid on a point of order required him to table the review he quickly downgraded it to “not truly a report, barely a sheet.”
So Mr. Poilievre asked who conducted the review…
h/t Rose
Related – Canada yawns over in-and-out scandal
If you’ve been searching fruitlessly for some quality gospel trumpet music, you’re in luck: here are Trumpets of Jericho (I could find no information on them, other than that the track was released in 1969) playing the quietly inspirational Steal Away.
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Via Argghhh!
A prominent British imam has been forced to retract his claims that Islam is compatible with Darwin’s theory of evolution after receiving death threats from fundamentalists.
Now is the time at SDA when we juxtapose!
Michael Moore, in Team America World Police;
Michael Moore in Madison, Wisconsin;
The late great tenor saxophonist Ben Webster was for years the lead tenor soloist in Duke Ellington’s orchestra. In tonight’s tips music, filmed in 1964, he and his backing trio play the mellow Chelsea Bridge.
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Still crazy after all these years.
So I could go to Washington and announce my retirement.
The top Democrat on the U.S. House Natural Resources Committee will introduce a bill Thursday that imposes new fees on energy companies for failing to produce oil and gas on federal lands they lease.
h/t Adrian
Related.
For the second time in two years, a rocket glitch sent a NASA global warming satellite to the bottom of the sea …
Wait. Don’t they already have the Teamsters?
Oh, darn.
A plan by Saskatchewan and Montana to clean up the air by pumping carbon dioxide emissions underground has been buried.
Saskatchewan Innovation Minister Rob Norris admitted Thursday that talks on the proposed $270-million carbon capture and storage project quietly ended late last fall.
“That chapter has come to a close. Those talks have been discontinued,” Norris said at the provincial legislature in Regina.”
[…]
Saskatchewan was prepared to provide up to $50 million for the project and asked the Canadian government to pitch in $100 million. Montana wanted about $100 million from a U.S. federal stimulus package.
But federal money never came in either country.
