Tips thread open.

Open thread for tips.

Another full day of work, and then some – so you’re on your own for a few hours.

Open.

Lots of work these days, sorry for the slow blogging. Your tips in the comments, as usual.

Tips thread open.

Tips thread open.

Here’s a tip for Elmasry.
Bill C-51 sounds a lot like C-68. Mike Brock is fed up. (Memory suggests this bill had its genesis under the Liberals. Does anyone out there know more about this?)
“I hope that clears things up for you.”
Your tips in the comments.

But then I realized there was too much hair.

(The boy gets around.)
UPDATE: Islamic Rage Boy is now signing photos for infidels who purchase gear today!

Who’s the chickenhawk now?
Shot ricochets off ceiling of courtroom. Sparrow’s life spared.
Revisiting the Elections Canada braintrust.
Yours in the comments.

From eye problems to isp problems. (Posting this from a friend’s computer). I have no idea how much access I’ll have today, it depends on why my connection comes back up. Urgh.
Well, my eyes need the rest anyway.

I’m suffering from a bad case of eye strain, and this computer monitor isn’t helping matters. So, things may slow down a little around here until that’s resolved.
Your tips in the comments.

Your Tuesday reader tips thread is open.

Getting the warm fuzzies yet?

It is the complaints that are not made that give her more concern.
“I would say that for a province as large and as diverse as Ontario, to have 2,500 formal complaints a year, that that’s a very low level,” the activist lawyer and former mayor of Toronto said. In the long term she would like to see human rights complaints decrease, but in the interim they “may have to spike.”

“Barbara Hall is a notoriously stupid woman, but that doesn’t make the explicit import of her words any less disturbing: that she intends for the OHRC to manufacture, in-house, human rights complaints…”
Macleans fires back – “Protest while you still can.”

It appears that the ultimate solution to this sorry situation is for the Supreme Court of Canada to reconsider its support of Section 13(1) in light of all that has transpired since 1990. The fears of the dissenters have come true, and then some. Canada needs an unambiguous reaffirmation of the right to freedom of expression, and assurance that reasonable limits on free speech are in fact reasonable.
In the meantime, Parliament should act to abolish Section 13(1) of the Canadian Human Rights Act on the grounds that it applies a hopelessly vague and subjective limit on freedom of expression. That freedom, as the Supreme Court has repeatedly acknowledged, is absolutely fundamental to a healthy democracy. The system of human rights star chambers has wandered far beyond the “reasonable limits” envisioned by Parliament and the Charter, and no amount of tinkering will do. Liberal MP Keith Martin recently tabled a motion to eliminate Section 13(1) from the Canadian Human Rights Act. That motion needs to be acted upon through legislation. The sooner the better.

Paging Sarah Polley;

The film industry is worried that they may not receive money to support their efforts but where were they when the Human Rights Commissions attacked freedom of speech?…

Ask the Scold!
And as always, there’s much more at Free Mark Steyn, including cool tshirts!

The Voice of the Martyrs chronicles Christian persecution world wide.
Record amounts of warming fall in Juneau.
Obama to Iraqis: Don’t come looking for “hope” here.
Which came first … the gangbanger or the racist?
Yours in the comments.

Tips thread open.

Building a Zombie-Proof LED Light.
The worst part of this air safety record is that should you be fortunate enough to survive, your fate is in the hands of Congolese first responders.
The Humane Society of the United States came up in an earlier thread. This is not your grandma’s humane society – they do not run a single shelter. Think PETA, with much better press and a much bigger bank account.
Yours in the comments.

For all your pope blogging, visit the Anchoress.
This has all the makings to become another case of the “double sided fax”.
Question and Answer Time, with Don Surber.
Yours in the comments.

Tips thread open for Tuesday.

Dr. Mercury’s Computer Corner – a new computer help series at Maggies’ Farm.
Do you think it is izzy to huff and puff?
Lucy makes Macleans . And Dr. Suess.
Your submissions in the comments. Another busy work day ahead for me, but I’ll do my best to keep things updated.