Tuesday, November 4, 2008
Monday, November 3, 2008
The Bush Administration’s stamp of approval on a load of manure
NRDC: Press Release - Halloween Trick from Bush Administration: Treat to Factory Farms
The new rule:
Creates a loophole allowing facility operators to avoid permits by claiming they won’t have a discharge.
Adopts
a scheme that allows facilities to avoid certain environmental
enforcement. For instance, if an operator certifies that the facility
won’t have a discharge, environmental authorities will ignore
enforcement action, even if the facility discharges to the nation’s
waters.
Rejects
improvements in technology that would reduce harmful bacteria and other
pathogens contained in animal waste, missing an opportunity to prevent
water pollution and threats to public health.
Labels:
agriculture,
George W. Bush,
health
Insane Presidential Candidates
The 6 Most Insane People to Ever Run for President | Cracked.com

Mercer's script reads like some Wesley Willis lyrics.
Mercer's script reads like some Wesley Willis lyrics.
The Internet Party
The Internet Party - Funny Videos | Cracked.com

What if web sites got together for a party...
Note: the word at the end of the video is "blumpkin". It is not a pleasant thing - If you look it up in Urban Dictionary don't say I didn't warn you.
What if web sites got together for a party...
Note: the word at the end of the video is "blumpkin". It is not a pleasant thing - If you look it up in Urban Dictionary don't say I didn't warn you.
Flaherty f**ks over Ontario and the rest of the provinces
Impolitical: The dump on Ontario strategy continues
On the day that we learned Ontario would be receiving equalization payments,
we witness the federal government scaling back the equalization program
due to the need to make spending cuts. Spending cuts due to a looming $10 billion federal deficit that Flaherty will be presiding over.
On the day that we learned Ontario would be receiving equalization payments,
we witness the federal government scaling back the equalization program
due to the need to make spending cuts. Spending cuts due to a looming $10 billion federal deficit that Flaherty will be presiding over.
Labels:
Conservatives,
Ontario
Sunday, November 2, 2008
Man wants to marry a comic book character
Japanese man petitions to marry comic-book character - Yahoo! News

And who will decide and speak for her?
And who will decide and speak for her?
Labels:
comic books,
relationships
Saturday, November 1, 2008
Friday, October 31, 2008
Thursday, October 30, 2008
Neoconservatism and banking
Bill Longstaff: Minority government: lucky for us, lucky for Stephen Harper
If Stephen Harper had won a majority in 2006, or even in 2004, it may have been a very different story. Harper is very much the neocon himself, a believer in small government. One suspects he wouldn't have resisted the pressure for deregulation, indeed would have been more likely to embrace it, and we could have been well on our way toward a U.S. style financial system and the consequent collapse.
Labels:
Canada,
Conservatives,
economy
Wednesday, October 29, 2008
Interesting interview with Christopher Nolan about his favourite scene in The Dark Knight
Labels:
Batman,
Christopher Nolan
NDP did make huge gains in Quebec
Buckdog: New Democrats Made Huge $urge In Quebec During The Last Federal Election
At the end of a federal election campaign, any party or candidates that
earn at least 10% of the vote in a riding get much of their actual
election expenditures reimbursed by Elections Canada.
At the end
of the 2006 election in the Quebec ridings, the New Democrats only
qualified in 4 federal constituencies for reimbursement. After the
recent campaign, they achieved over 10% of the vote in 50 of the
provinces's 75 ridings.
At the end of a federal election campaign, any party or candidates that
earn at least 10% of the vote in a riding get much of their actual
election expenditures reimbursed by Elections Canada.
At the end
of the 2006 election in the Quebec ridings, the New Democrats only
qualified in 4 federal constituencies for reimbursement. After the
recent campaign, they achieved over 10% of the vote in 50 of the
provinces's 75 ridings.
Labels:
Canadian federal election,
NDP,
politics,
Quebec
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