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Monthly Archives: August 2002
What support Instapundit?
This post from Instapundit got my dander up a bit. This kind of carping is what loses sympathy and maybe support. Canada took in your planes on September 11th. Canada provided and provides NORAD support. Canada’s people are in those … Continue reading
Mr. Anti-Google
This guy may not win any popularity contests, but he has some things to say about the popular search engine. Iqnorance is Bliss Researchers say being incompetent isn’t necessarily a bad thing because inept individuals don’t know they are, er, … Continue reading
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Might be an Interesting Weekend
A smack down at Sand in the Gears. A fisking at Dr. Byrons. A deep Junk Yard growl. And Colby Cash weighs in with on projecting our imaginations 250 years into the future. Haven’t got the heart to chide him … Continue reading
Top Canadians Part Deux
It didn’t take Colby Cosh long to respond to my two picks for top Canadians. I’m far from done here Cosh. I intend to enlist all my Canadian blogging friends (let’s see: that’s one person) and my myriad of weekend … Continue reading
Top Canadians Part Trois
I have had my blogging wrist slapped by Colby Cosh, and rightly so. I indiscriminately threw out a war death figure that was very wrong, which only goes to prove his point. I am put in the position of somehow … Continue reading
Hijacker
A “Swedish citizen of Tunisian orgin travelling to an Islamic conference in England” was arrested after a gun was found in his carry on luggage at the Stockholm airport. Baseball I actually like the way the CBC put this. “Hundreds … Continue reading
Top Canadians
Memo To: Colby Cosh I propose John McCrae and Lucy Maud Montgomery. Do I have to justify my picks? And how many Canadians make this list? Do we chose from Confederation on? You are asking for Canadians who’s names will … Continue reading
The Job of a Reporter
I missed Daniel Silliman’s post yesterday on The Job of a Reporter. Hmmm. Maybe Barrabas and I should put our two cents in.
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