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Monday, September 27
[12:43PM EDT]
Jeff Jarvis:
"I'm as freaked as the next guy at scenes from China Syndrome. But it's time to get over our nuclear jitters."
Jeff is totally spot on with this post - the likes of which I would normally expect from Dave Pollard - its time to do something about our dependance on oil. Now. Get on your bike, buy a hybrid, walk to the store. Oil is killing us and thirty years after figuring this out, we still haven't done much to deal with it. C'mon folks. C (10) | T (100) | # Monday, June 21
[11:41AM EDT]
afrol News "The US government does "not intend to stand by while violence and atrocities continue in Darfur," a US State Department official said, warning the Sudanese government it had to cooperate putting an end to humanitarian crisis in Darfur. "Do not doubt our determination," he told the Khartoum government. A military intervention is being considered."
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Tuesday, June 15
[10:30PM EDT]
Just finished watching the federal leadership debate. What a fun way to spend a Tuesday night. The high points?
Layton ruffling Martin's feathers - repeatedly. Nice job there. Trying to figure out if Layton's hands were actually his or whether they belonged to someone standing behind him *pretending* that they were Layton's hands. First place in the "Best shot to the head" category goes to Stephen Harper for this gem; "Quebecers deserve to have a better choice than corruption and separation." in reference to the predominantly Liberal v. Bloc ballots found throughout Quebec. Paul Martin didn't strike me as being a statesman - unless being a statesman means "I like making words up". "Weaponization of space"? "Pan-Canadian"? Personally I think that "extra-terrestrial militarization" and "national" would have sufficed. He also seemed to confuse "I've said this 1000 times" with "Don't you understand what I'm trying to say" several times C | T (10) | # Monday, June 14
[11:31AM EDT]
Rural News: "South Korea extends ban on US beef
"
How come I haven't heard about this through more local media? Shouldn't Canada be taking similar precautions to protect our industry and the health of our citizens? C (2) | T (24) | #
[11:29AM EDT]
StraitsTimes: "The
scandal flared on Monday, triggering a public outcry and a plunge in
dumpling sales. On Tuesday, Japan's Health Ministry stopped processing
dumpling imports from South Korea, effectively banning their entry."
Wow - and I thought Canadian ranchers had it bad. I can't imagine what those thousands of Korean dumpling farmers are going through! C | T (47) | # Wednesday, June 9
[07:57AM EDT]
![]() The Tehran Times: "Rebels in west Sudan's Darfur region have seized nine trucks loaded with relief items, medicines and tents on the road linking Nyala in Southern Darfur with Al-Fashir in North Darfur..." Despite hopeful news from Sudan earlier this week, the region is far from stable and a massive loss of human life seems imminent. C | #Friday, June 4
[02:07PM EDT]
Yahoo! News : "the ban of
mobile phones might have been imposed after the North's
security service decided that a deadly train blast in the town
of Ryongchon in April was triggered by mobile phones in a
botched attempt to assassinate North Korean leader Kim Jong-il."
Hmmm. This makes what RIAA did to Napster look like a kids game. C | T (60) | # Tuesday, May 25
[05:44PM EDT]
IOL:
Nairobi - Sudan's government and southern rebels have resolved key disputes in peace talks, removing hurdles blocking a comprehensive deal to end Africa's longest-running civil war, host Kenya said on Tuesday.C | T (75) | # |
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