April 29, 2008
by Frederick
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Some of the quotes mentioned at the Murphy Laws Site have been very useful… for my Windows Live Messenger custom message. I believe it is, at the moment, “All impossible failures, will happen at the test site.” Some of my … Continue reading
April 28, 2008
by Frederick
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Civil Liberties vs. National Security in a Post-9/11 World (ISBN 1-59102-234-7): This is an excellent book that I started reading recently. It discusses various issues surrounding the U.S. government following the events of September 11, 2001. The major sections in … Continue reading
April 27, 2008
by Frederick
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I recently saw something while using StumbleUpon that really resonated with an important message I would like to point out: China is not only becoming the next super-power, it is already extremely powerful in the world simply due to trade. … Continue reading
April 21, 2008
by Frederick
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Breaking news – Elections Canada claims the Conservative Party violated elections law when they spent money for campaigns in excess of the permitted limit. This information should be covered by Nikola’s Musik, but it seems he’s not watching the news … Continue reading
April 20, 2008
by Frederick
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Stupid humour? I think not. (And yes, I do have a sense of humour.) Click on the video image itself to go to YouTube, where you can rate the video or add to the 2513 text comments.
April 19, 2008
by Frederick
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Since the response so far to this poll has been in the positive (saying you would watch videos that I embed here), below is another humorous video which parodies the producer’s experiences with Viacom. “Viatron” is a fictitious name used … Continue reading
April 18, 2008
by Frederick
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Watch this video in HD or download, on Vimeo. So, yet another video by “smpfilms”. This one is going to take a lot of your time, but you have to watch it in full to appreciate its humour. Vote on … Continue reading
April 13, 2008
by Frederick
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Thousands of Chinese demonstrators from Toronto, Ottawa, and Montreal gathered on Parliament Hill today to rally against boycotts of the Beijing Olympics and to oppose Tibetan independence. A pro-China demonstration on Parliament Hill on Sunday attracted about 5,000 Chinese-Canadians from … Continue reading
