Japan and Saskatchewan
Well, Saskatchewan, if there is nuclear fallout from that earthquake in Japan it looks like we can accept some responsibility for it. My preliminary research indicates that some Saskatchewan uranium…
March 2011
Too little of late, and now Japan: a roundup
P’n'P’s been ignoring you all. Sorry ’bout that. I’m back for a bit, anyway. To start, here’s a rundown of good links for those who want to know. Here‘s what…
Flying Car Not Included: Getting Real About Urban Sustainability
I've got a short opinion piece running in the new March/April edition of Water Canada magazine. Water infrastructure is a favourite of mine. It tends not to be as glamorous…
Random Pondering
With a federal election likely happening in the next few weeks, as well as the Alberta PCs and Liberals having holding leadership contests I figured now would be an interesting…
A New Innovation Center for Progress; Nuclear Debate
I’ve been following the nuclear debate online. I have not blogged anything about Japan’s nuclear plant crisis because there is not enough information coming out (as far as the plant’s…
Molly’sBlog 2011-03-13 20:42:00
CANADIAN LABOUR:CUPW ORGANIZES PHARMACY POSTAL EMPLOYEES:It's been a long standing policy of Canada Post to remove actual post offices and place outlets in such places as 7-11s and pharmacies. This,…
Return Home: Twenty-One Religious Leaders Extended their Full Support to Former President Jean-Bertrand Aristide on His Return.
return_1.jpg wadner foto 30 sept 2006 manifestation 093.jpg Article and photos by Wadner Pierre “My time is over. My God is calling me. I ‘m going ...
Food Crisis Behind Revolts
The rapidly rising cost of food is leading to revolts around the world and not just the Middle East.The cost of food while making profits for Big Agri-Business cartels and…
Lessons from Japan
We haven't seen the total death numbers yet, we don't know the long term economic impacts and we don't know the true story about Japan's nuclear reactors but we can…
Lessons from Japan
We haven’t seen the total death numbers yet, we don’t know the long term economic impacts and we don’t know the true story about Japan’s nuclear reactors but we can…
Lessons from Japan
We haven't seen the total death numbers yet, we don't know the long term economic impacts and we don't know the true story about Japan's nuclear reactors but we can…
Lessons from Japan
We haven’t seen the total death numbers yet, we don’t know the long term economic impacts and we don’t know the true story about Japan’s nuclear reactors but we can…
In the land of King David
Hebron by Lia Tarachansky.jpg PHOTO: Metal fence covers the streets of the Old City of Hebron, to prevent Israeli settlers who live in the apartments above from throwing garbage and…
Fire those lazy teachers!
The governor of Tennessee, Bill Haslam, wishes to change teachers' working conditions in that teachers can be evaluated based on their students' standardized test results. He wants to delay granting…
More Contempt, More Secrecy, More Stalling
I have been trying hard to NOT turn this site into an anti Harper Regime rant but it is very difficult given that said regime is constantly providing more ammunition…
New Video Campaign Against WI Gov. Walker’s Supporter – Koch Brothers
Support for campaign against Wisconsin’s governor Scott Walker is increasing after he forced a bill that would remove worker’s bargaining rights. It was seen as an attempt to eliminate worker’s…
Twitter Ordered to Give Up User’s Info for Wikileaks Probe
A judge have ruled that Twitter must give up some of their user’s information to the U.S. government as part of their Wikileaks probe. This pertains to the secret court…
Campaign Manager Training
I am sitting in a room of Liberals in downtown Toronto, listening to a series of presentations delving into the details around communications and campaign management. What strikes me is…
Diary of a Part-time Monk
Here’s something worth keeping an eye on. Diary of a Part-time Monk chronicles the journey of a fellow who has committed to fasting on nothing but doppelbock and water for…
Diary of a Part-time Monk
Here's something worth keeping an eye on. Diary of a Part-time Monk chronicles the journey of a fellow who has committed to fasting on nothing but doppelbock and water for…