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“Sarah Palin is a F*!king Retard” – Colbert
Sarah Palin has a child with Downs Syndrome. She’s criticized people in politics and the media for using the “R-word” – retarded. She defended Rush Limbaugh’s use of the word though, when describing “liberals”. Since she said satire is ... [read more]
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Do You Actually Care About Someone You May Never Know?
Should I try to get an abortion to make sure I'm really pro-choice and then have a vested connection to the issue? Should I start smoking pot so I can justify my stand on repealing drug prohibition? Maybe I should take up snorting cok ... [read more]
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The New School of Google
Our parents could never have guessed what kind of world our generation would encounter; the fate of our children is even less certain. We don't know what answers they will need to seek out -- those... [read more]
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From Our Denver Correspondent
Rider delivery man Chris Parsons moved former Rider line coach Bob Wylie to Denver this week for his new job with the Broncos. [read more]
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Search engine referral win.
Ask.com : What+is+a+puddle+award [read more]
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John Spencer: Musings from a Not-So-Master Teacher: blogger’s block
Tuesday, February 9, 2010 [read more]
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Regina Gets A Facelift
The City of Regina unveiled their new logo and slogan on Monday at the Mayor's luncheon. Any thoughts on it? [read more]
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Under investigation
Following up on my earlier suggestion, it's worth noting that the Access to Information Act does include at least some offence provisions for individuals who deliberately withhold information contrary to the law - and that Christian Par ... [read more]
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On weak defences
Shorter Norman Spector: [read more]
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I wonder if Joss Whedon’s Spike ever spent time in the Philippines
It’s not as bizarre a question as it seems. In season three of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Spike zooms out of Sunnydale listening to the Sid and Nancy version of Frank Sinatra’s “My Way” and it turns out that in the Philippines, that’s a ... [read more]
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As much as I like winter, I cannot wait until spring. Soon enough, but until then here is another image of a frozen and snow covered Wascana Lake.
(click on photo to enlarge) [read more]
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Are You An Internet Optimist or Pessimist?
The impact of technological change on culture, learning, and morality has long been the subject of intense debate, and every technological revolution brings out a fresh crop of both pessimists and... [read more]
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podcast 2 tom drake canadianfinanceblogcom
Podcast #2 - Tom Drake - CanadianFinanceBlog.com [read more]
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Riders Hope To Sign Fantuz Shortly
Rider GM Brendan Taman was on Sportsline last night saying they could have a newly signed contract with star Canadian slotback within days. [read more]
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Pick of the Day: Threat Signal
Hailing from Steeltown, or at least what used to be known as Steeltown before most of the mills moved off-shore, Threat Signal (pictured) have been shredding metal-heads across Canada and beyond since 2005. In that time, they've release ... [read more]
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Yukon Blonde Is Effin' Great Great Great
Sitting here, editing, listening and marvelling. Good stuff. [read more]
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Filling the Production Gap
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Fool
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Four Weeks Old
Dear Katelyn, [read more]
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Awkward teens, amiable toddlers, and adorable babies
Today's trip to Victoria was overrun with children.  Young, old, teeny, cute, ugly etc.  All the spectrum of children were well represented.  It made me immediately want to have a baby, play with a toddler, and give the child away befor ... [read more]
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The Bravery - Slow Poison
Heard this one on the telly the other night, pretty damn good. These New York synth-rockers really have come into their own on this track, I can't say the same for the rest of the album but if it's half as good as this. [read more]
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Help! It’s the Green Police!
The best Super Bowl commercial had to be the Green Police from Audi.  I also completely agree with Debbie Schlussel that the premise is real enough to be scary.  If Green Police really existed, I would definitely be in trouble.  For now ... [read more]
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Jackie Earle Haley is back.
We’ve been watching the new show “Human Target“.  It’s an amusing action/adventure/crime show.   The storylines are completely preposterous so far but I do like the show.  Sort of a Jason Bourne for television.  We’ll keep watching for ... [read more]
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Moment of Panic
(And, no, it’s not the scurrying of little rodent feet that I’m sure I heard in the floor vents yesterday. Even though I know I heard them. We’ll just forget about that until there’s any further evidence of rodent life in our house agai ... [read more]
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A history of Welch’s grape juice
(according to Lauren Winner) What you need for this sacrament [communion] is simple: just some bread and some wine, or grape juice. Grape juice became popular in the late nineteenth century, when temperance-advocating evangelicals real ... [read more]
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What makes you think…
One day, for no apparent reason, a young man’s horse ran away and was taken by nomads across the border.  Everyone tried to offer consolation for the man’s bad fortune, but his father, a wise man, said, “What makes you so sure this is n ... [read more]
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Indian Industry BS
Here's a classic example of the "narrative" as promoted by the Indian Industry. Note the Garden of Eden description of the pre-Columbian landscape: "Pre-Colonization: Before contact with Europeans, Indigenous nations were fully indepe ... [read more]
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Holy Crap
One week into the workout, I'm STILL doing it and seeing results! Wowzers!This coming Saturday I'll be doing an exhaustion test for my curls and will be doing my initial exhaustion test for the 100 Push-ups.Incidentally if I find the g ... [read more]
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Live Blogging The Bachelor, On The Wings Of Love: February 8, 2010
Well here we are again, gathered around the computer.  Warm ice tea in hand. Hometown visits today – bring on the drama! Gia first. New York City.  Jake is “definitely falling for her.” She dated a guy who was really bad – he cheate ... [read more]
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Grace in Small Things: Saturday night edition
Being an incredibly cheap drunk. Three whole beer, baby. Yes, I know how to live on the edge. [read more]
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