Tuesday, May 05, 2009
Wind Power on the way to Dawson Creek
The turbines are on their way via our waterways - check the MAXIMA on the link to see where they are - thanks Seaway System.
Tuesday, April 28, 2009
009 Telus World Ski & Snowboard Festival 72 Hour Filmmaker Showdown
Found a link to a musical about ski life->
More entries in the related vids on youtube.
More entries in the related vids on youtube.
Friday, April 24, 2009
Wednesday, April 22, 2009
Canadians would rather save money than the environment: polls
We all wanna do something good, just so long as it doesn't involve any actual effort or cost.
Canadians would rather save money than the environment: ~viaCBC
Canadians would rather save money than the environment: ~viaCBC
How To Spend More During the Downturn
This is "For Realz?!?" kind of news to me.
Step one, secure a deal.
Step two, break deal to renegotiate once prices start falling.
Step three, pay more despite falling prices.
3 ships to house 2010 Olympics security staff in new $76M deal ~viaCBC
I must be looking at this the wrong way because I can't make sense of it.
Step one, secure a deal.
Step two, break deal to renegotiate once prices start falling.
Step three, pay more despite falling prices.
3 ships to house 2010 Olympics security staff in new $76M deal ~viaCBC
I must be looking at this the wrong way because I can't make sense of it.
Friday, March 27, 2009
Wednesday, March 25, 2009
Tuesday, March 24, 2009
Twittering Tuesday
OK, I'll admit it, I'm a sucker for net-fads.
I'll hop on whatever private/public-alpha-beta-whatever service that promises to connect me to some sort of something or be the great leap towards a semantic web.
This year the big one for me has been twitter.
Less overwhelming than facebook, nobody has yet tried to sell me to a zombie via tiwtter.
They have, however, tried to sell my attention, buy my attention, or sell me someone else's attention.
This whole social-web scenario is overrun with marketers in search of monetization. Am I the only one finding that it's starting to drownd out real conversation?
By real I mean nonviralmarkety, like, an actual discussion rather than "RT @wannabefameous this great event/cause needs support. #followthursday #fameball #needsattention #noactualskillsotherthansmarm"
I'll hop on whatever private/public-alpha-beta-whatever service that promises to connect me to some sort of something or be the great leap towards a semantic web.
This year the big one for me has been twitter.
Less overwhelming than facebook, nobody has yet tried to sell me to a zombie via tiwtter.
They have, however, tried to sell my attention, buy my attention, or sell me someone else's attention.
This whole social-web scenario is overrun with marketers in search of monetization. Am I the only one finding that it's starting to drownd out real conversation?
By real I mean nonviralmarkety, like, an actual discussion rather than "RT @wannabefameous this great event/cause needs support. #followthursday #fameball #needsattention #noactualskillsotherthansmarm"
Wednesday, January 28, 2009
Sold Out or Smart Move?
I'm trying really hard not to think this is just a move to buy the Liberal party time to measure support before launching into another election.
ugh.
ugh.
Labels:
Budget,
conservatives,
liberals,
michael ignatieff,
Politics
Thursday, January 22, 2009
Protest Music
Not like Pete Seeger, I mean protest music being played.
Check it out:
I think we should petition that the song not be played because it's vulgar, but because it's crap.
FFS.
Check it out:
Parents' group protests Britney Spears songParents' group protests Britney Spears song | Entertainment | Music | Reuters
I think we should petition that the song not be played because it's vulgar, but because it's crap.
FFS.
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Wednesday, January 21, 2009
Tuesday, January 20, 2009
Oh Macleans, Oh You...
What happens when the most entitled generation ever hits a recession?Macleans.ca - Dude, where’s my job?
I'm trying not to hate on Macleans, but they make it so hard.
The article is worth a read though, it'll make you laugh at the Boomers staring down the barrel of the recessiongun and doing their best to deflect attention.
Enjoy!
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Labels:
boomers,
current affairs,
entitlement,
Macleans
Monday, January 19, 2009
Confusing Citizenship Changes
Proposed federal regulations unveiled in mid-December seek to prevent children born to or adopted by Canadians outside the country from passing citizenship on to their children if they are also born abroad.Citizenship changes could create 'inferior' citizens-via thevancouversun
Ok, but isn't this is the same government that has allowed children adopted/born abroad to automatically become citizens? It's just weird, I didn't know we were so freaked out about citizens of convenience that we would allow a sort of tier system. Shouldn't we be a bit more concerned with creating a class of stateless people than with the potential that some might not have the strongest loyalty to our flag and
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Friday, January 16, 2009
Pipeline Bombings
It's hit the big time!
Labels:
bombings,
Dawson Creek,
pipeline,
thishourhas22minutes
Wednesday, January 14, 2009
Why Ameria Scares Me
Minimum amount that religious groups received in congressional earmarks from 2003 to 2006: $209,000,000Amount such groups received during the previous fourteen years: $107,000,000Harper’s Index: A retrospective of the Bush era (Harper's Magazine)
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Friday, January 09, 2009
You're not the Boss of me!
Gaza offensive will continue despite UN call for ceasefire: Israelvia the CBC
How often does a member state continue an invasion/offensive/whateveryouwanttocallit?
Monday, December 15, 2008
Friday, December 05, 2008
Legacy Generator
Have a laugh with 23/6's Legacy-O-Tron.
The Defending Bush's Legacy-O-Tron - 236.com - News
The Defending Bush's Legacy-O-Tron - 236.com - News
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