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Category Archives: politics
Windows on Vancouver
This is the Little Mountain public housing complex in East Vancouver. My fellow X-Philes may recognise Little Mountain as one of the locations in last year’s “I Want to Believe”. It was used as the exterior set for the lodgings … Continue reading
Posted in art, bad people, photos, politics, Vancouver
11 Comments
Stephen Colbert is a freakin’ genius
This is one of the funniest things I’ve seen on TV since Tina Fey was Sarah Palin.
Posted in politics, silliness, videos
11 Comments
Some laws are made to be broken
Like laws that impose a statute of limitations on genocide. They should put this guy on trial.
Posted in bad people, politics
4 Comments
Three people…
…who I wish would shuffle off into the obscurity of history. The Pope, for speaking out against condom distribution in Africa (abstinence is the answer, apparently). Canada’s Science Minister, Gary Goodyear, for showing the tell-tale signs of being a creationist … Continue reading
Posted in bad people, Canada, creationism, politics
7 Comments
Agnostic about Humanism
I don’t really like labels. Why do I have to be “a Liberal” rather than “a Tory”, “an atheist” rather than “a Christian?” I prefer to think in terms of my stance on individual issues – politically I usually agree … Continue reading
Posted in atheism, humanism, personal, politics
16 Comments
It’s blogging, Jim, but not as we know it
Grant deadline week!!!!!!!! To be followed by ski trip!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Yeah, I’m pretty busy. So instead of a proper post, here are a couple of snippets from the web. Look who wants to be the next Canadian Prime Minister! This was … Continue reading
Posted in Canada, grant wrangling, politics, science, silliness
6 Comments
The BBC on Obama’s visit to Canada
(From before the actual event) “Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper is a Conservative who leads a minority government, and it would be fair to say that he has avoided the temptations of charisma in doing so. […]*The contrast with the … Continue reading
Posted in Canada, politics
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2009 is looking up
“For everywhere we look, there is work to be done. The state of the economy calls for action, bold and swift, and we will act – not only to create new jobs, but to lay a new foundation for growth. … Continue reading
Posted in education, environment, medicine, politics, science, technology
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Puck off
I’m not going to comment on the result of last night’s World Junior Hockey Championship gold medal game*, for fear of a certain Swede coming up here and clobbering me. I wanted to focus instead on one particular aspect of … Continue reading
Posted in politics, silliness, sport
10 Comments