Return of the Count

On Thursday, John Gormley hosted Michael Ignatieff (mp3) on his show. Interesting interview, I’ll probably buy and read his book.
Odd juxtapose happening if anyone has been paying attention to the world that Liberals inhabit.
There is a very different narrative about Ignatieff now than they offered to Canadians up to May, 2011.*
But yeah, the CPC is evil incarnate. Or something.
* Any perceived associations regarding coronations, inexperience, and vacuous policies in posts about previous leaders and current leaders of the Liberal party are entirely coincidental.

Health.gov v0.4b

Obama’s MMORPG is having a patch weekend. One can probably safely assume that all saved games from v0.3b will be incompatible with the new version.
Meanwhile in Kentucky, the EULA is startling. Via @DRUDGE_REPORT.

“Users (authorized or unauthorized) have no explicit or implicit expectation of privacy,” the disclaimer reads. “Any or all uses of this system and all files on the system may be intercepted, monitored, recorded, copied, audited, inspected, and disclosed to authorized state government and law enforcement personnel, as well as authorized officials of other agencies, both domestic and foreign.”

You call this a shutdown?

The latest big scare – perpetrated by proponents of big government is the so called “shutdown” of the US government. Yes, it will start becoming a more significant problem by mid November when the US won’t be able to cover some interest payments on the debt – given that right now tax revenue doesn’t even cover interest on the current debt and entitlement spending. But right now..no – to borrow from Shakespeare it is much ado about nothing.

We just got rid of the registry.

Why on earth would PMSH think we need another?

CALGARY — The feds say they’re also examining possible further uses for DNA, as Calgary’s top cop pushes for permission to collect DNA samples upon suspects’ arrests.
On Wednesday, Calgary Police Chief Rick Hanson said he’d like to see legislation amended to allow police to collect DNA samples upon a person’s arrest in order to clear cases faster.

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