Saturday, May 2, 2009
District 9 movie coming this summer!
io9 - The Anti-Alien Bigotry Begins, In District 9's First Trailer - District 9
Watch the trailer. This looks good!

Watch the trailer. This looks good!

Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters - movie
io9 - What Hansel And Gretel Did Next, Courtesy Of Dead Snow's Director - Hansel and gretel: witch hunters
The idea is, they've grown up and they hunt witches... It's a hybrid sort of old-timey feeling, yet there's pump-action shotguns. Modern technology but in an old style. We heard it and we were just like, 'That's a freakin' franchise! You could make three of those!'

The idea is, they've grown up and they hunt witches... It's a hybrid sort of old-timey feeling, yet there's pump-action shotguns. Modern technology but in an old style. We heard it and we were just like, 'That's a freakin' franchise! You could make three of those!'

Labels:
movies
Friday, May 1, 2009
Alberta government want to deny kids access to evolution education in schools
Labels:
Alberta,
creationism,
evolution,
luddites,
religion
Thursday, April 30, 2009
Ignatieff = Harper...
blogging a dead horse: How far will Ignatieff take the Liberals into Harper's camp?
... But hidden beneath his rhetoric, Michael Ignatieff has already moved his party as close to the Conservaitve Party as any leader has in two decades. ...

... But hidden beneath his rhetoric, Michael Ignatieff has already moved his party as close to the Conservaitve Party as any leader has in two decades. ...

Wednesday, April 29, 2009
Global Warming Forces an Alaskan Town to Relocate
Global Warming Forces an Alaska Town to Relocate | 80beats | Discover Magazine
The 340 residents of Newtok, Alaska will soon be among the first “climate refugees” in the United States. Global warming has battered the tiny coastal town: As average yearly temperatures rise, coastal ice shelves melt as does the permafrost on which the town sits. The Ninglick River has overtaken the town as the ground level simultaneously sinks [Backpacker blog]. As a result, the town’s scattered buildings are connected by a network of boardwalks across the mud. ...

The 340 residents of Newtok, Alaska will soon be among the first “climate refugees” in the United States. Global warming has battered the tiny coastal town: As average yearly temperatures rise, coastal ice shelves melt as does the permafrost on which the town sits. The Ninglick River has overtaken the town as the ground level simultaneously sinks [Backpacker blog]. As a result, the town’s scattered buildings are connected by a network of boardwalks across the mud. ...

Labels:
Alaska,
climate change,
Global Warming
Tuesday, April 28, 2009
A great wallpaper search site
This site is great for looking for wallpapers for your desktop.
Click on advanced search to enter your screen resolution (it may already be entered automatically)

Click on advanced search to enter your screen resolution (it may already be entered automatically)

Labels:
art,
computer,
wallpapers
Monday, April 27, 2009
Stephen Harper and the Rule of Law
Impolitical: Stephen Harper and the rule of law
... Harper was prepared to defy the Governor General and challenge her legitimacy if she hadn't permitted prorogation in December. Mind boggling. ...

... Harper was prepared to defy the Governor General and challenge her legitimacy if she hadn't permitted prorogation in December. Mind boggling. ...

Labels:
Canada,
crooks and liars,
Stephen Harper
The Federal Government and the Economy Today
Don't Blame The CAW for a Crisis It Didn't Create
...
Rather than scapegoating the CAW for a crisis it did not cause, the federal government should focus its efforts on combating the pressures of wage-driven deflation, maintaining income and employment, and using public dollars to buy transformation of the auto industry away from gas-guzzlers to the low emission vehicles of the future. Industrial policies like this have been an important part of the development of the auto industry and are needed once again.
...
Rather than scapegoating the CAW for a crisis it did not cause, the federal government should focus its efforts on combating the pressures of wage-driven deflation, maintaining income and employment, and using public dollars to buy transformation of the auto industry away from gas-guzzlers to the low emission vehicles of the future. Industrial policies like this have been an important part of the development of the auto industry and are needed once again.
Labels:
Canada,
CAW,
Conservative party,
crooks and liars,
economy
Labels:
Conservative party,
crooks and liars,
Omar Khadr
Sunday, April 26, 2009
Saturday, April 25, 2009
Meat business cards
MEAT CARDS: Business Cards Made From MEAT AND LASERS
I wonder what Patrick Bateman would think of these...


I wonder what Patrick Bateman would think of these...


Labels:
art,
business cards,
meat
Richard Simmon's Bad Day
Your Day Can't Possibly Be as Bad as Richard Simmons' Day. - Boing Boing
Watch the video.
WARNING: not for children or polite adults.

Watch the video.
WARNING: not for children or polite adults.

Labels:
humour
Friday, April 24, 2009
The X-Nerds!
X-Nerds (Greatest Pic Ever)
... one lonely, awkward afternoon in the park at a time. (read the link for a full description of their powers!)


... one lonely, awkward afternoon in the park at a time. (read the link for a full description of their powers!)


Labels:
humour,
nerds,
superheroes
Harper Checklist
» Harper’s absolutist, thuggish reign Paul S. Graham: Communications, politics, peace and justice
What do you call a government that ...

What do you call a government that ...

Labels:
Canada,
Conservatives,
crooks and liars,
Stephen Harper
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