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Bill Murray can't believe it either
Human sacrifice, dogs and cats living together — mass hysteria! Bill
Murray translation: Cubs win! Cubs win — Cubs win! Though Game 7 of this
most improbable World Series in memory concluded in Cleveland, you bet
your proton packs that Murray — as much a Cubs fan as he is a
Ghostbuster — was there in the stands Wednesday night. SEE ALSO: Watch
Bill Murray sing 'Take Me Out to the Ballgame' at Wor
UK High Court decided that the people can’t vote for a clear outcome, they have to vote for other people to vote for them.
The UK High court decides Parliament knows the will of the people more
than the people do. A British court just prevented the prime minister
from Brexiting. — Vox “The most fundamental rule of the UK constitution
is that Parliament is sovereign,” the court writes in a summary document
explaining the ruling. Naive me. I thought the people were sovereign?
Isn’t the Parliament meant to serve the peo
Um, why am I being targeted with Australian anti-refugee ads on Facebook?
Those "No Way: You will not make Australia home," campaign ads from
the country's government have made it to Facebook, and they're
targeting...Australians. Earlier in the week, the government proposed a
lifetime ban on refugees who arrive by boat. Now, some Australians are
being served the same anti-immigration campaign as people in other parts
of the world are seeing. Including myself. SEE ALSO:
'Lid Off Pandora's Box': Will Rightwing Extremists Disrupt Election Day?: 'BradCast' 11/3/2016
On today's BradCast : Rightwing extremist groups are reportedly
plotting to wreak potential havoc on Election Day, as Donald Trump's
candidacy has helped to mainstream previously fringe organizations. [
Audio link to show is posted below. ] Despite Trump's repeated claims
that millions of 'dead people' are voting, the evidence --- reported
many years ago by The BRAD BLOG and more recently even by
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Should Men Be Able to Opt Out of Fatherhood?
Image by Sarah MacReading Matt Dubay and Lauren Wells had broken up by
the time she discovered she was pregnant. The two had only dated for a
few months and had polar opposite views on parenthood: Wells wanted to
keep the child; Dubay didn't want to become a father. When the state of
Michigan pressed him to pay child support, he refused. The resulting
legal battle became one of the most high-prof
'The FBI is Trumpland': anti-Clinton atmosphere spurred leaks, sources say
Highly unfavorable view of Hillary Clinton intensified after James
Comey’s decision not to recommend an indictment over her use of a
private email server Deep antipathy to Hillary Clinton exists within the
FBI, multiple bureau sources have told the Guardian, spurring a rapid
series of leaks damaging to her campaign just days before the election.
Current and former FBI officials, none of whom were
Sinosphere: An 80-Year-Old Model Reshapes China’s Views on Aging
Wang Deshun, known as China’s hottest grandpa, is being venerated in
the country as an example of how to grow old without fading away.
Third-party voters are “trading votes” with Clinton voters to defeat Trump
A month ago, Amit Kumar sat in his office, nervously watching the
Trump/Clinton polls intersect. As a Clinton supporter in deeply blue
state, the Silicon Valley-based entrepreneur knew his vote wouldn’t do
much to affect the outcome. He also knew that elsewhere in the country —
particularly in the crucially important swing states — large numbers of
third-party votes were tightening the race. Kuma
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Physicists demonstrate existence of new subatomic structure
Iowa State University researchers have helped demonstrate the existence
of a subatomic structure once thought unlikely to exist.
GRAPES-3 indicates a crack in Earth's magnetic shield
The GRAPES-3 muon telescope, the largest and most sensitive cosmic ray
monitor recorded a burst of galactic cosmic rays that indicated a crack
in the Earth's magnetic shield. The burst occurred when a giant cloud of
plasma ejected from the solar corona struck Earth at a very high speed
causing massive compression of the Earth's magnetosphere and triggering a
severe geomagnetic storm.
Fuel from sewage is the future -- and it's closer than you think
It may sound like science fiction, but wastewater treatment plants
across the United States may one day turn ordinary sewage into biocrude
oil, thanks to new research. The technology, hydrothermal liquefaction,
mimics the geological conditions Earth uses to create crude oil, using
high pressure and temperature to achieve in minutes something that takes
Mother Nature millions of years.
The New Wonder Woman Trailer Shows Diana In All Her Mythical Glory
The latest glimpse of the upcoming Wonder Woman movie takes us back in
time, to show how an Amazon princess becomes a hero capable of
inspiring the whole world. Read more...
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Maroon 5 Performs 'Don't Wanna Know'!
The band hit Ellen's stage to perform their new hit song on TV for the first time! From: TheEllenShow
Ellen and Adam Levine's Bathroom Scares
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Unsatisfying
During the summer of 2016, We created and directed a video about
unsatisfying situations: the frustrating, annoying, disappointing little
things of everyday life, that are so painful to live or even to watch.
We quickly realized that there are a lot of other situations that would
be fun to see animated, so we decided to run an animation challenge
around this idea. Join the Unsatisfying Challenge
The Dark Island
This film was shot over 11 nights in March on La Palma, Canary
Islands. La Palma is often called ‘Europes’ Hawaii’ as it has all the
ingredients for a perfect night sky cocktail; altitude, dry air and a
lack of light pollution. These elements when combined make for a
stunning night sky. Because of it’s clean air and clear skies many of
the worlds top observatories have facilities on top of the is
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Interview 1223 – Parsing the Comey Letter with Michel Chossudovsky
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FBI Director James Comey threw the 2016 presidential (s)election into
(yet more) chaos by delivering an October surprise: the re-opening of
the Clinton email investigation. Are the string-pullers abandoning
Hillary? Or would they prefer a lame-duck president to be the face of
the declining American empir
You Are Being Programmed to Hate
With the world spinning into hatred and violence as the two most hated
(s)election candidates of all time tell us to hate one another, one
might almost think there is a coordinated effort to drum up outrage. And
one would be right!
Anthrax: The Forgotten Iraq War Lie
Although it is difficult to remember at this point, the anthrax scare
of late 2001 was widely seen as a follow-up to the 9/11 attacks, and a
sign of things to come at the dawn of the so-called War on Terror. It
did not take long, however, for the neocons in the Bush administration
to start insinuating that the anthrax scare was tied to their two
favourite boogeymen: Saddam Hussein and Osama Bin L
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Army Corp of Engineers Ordered Police to Arrest Standing Rock Water Protectors
Police deployed pepper spray, tear gas, and rubber bullets in 'standoff with protestors'
White-Haired Goldenrods Are Thriving Again in Kentucky’s Red River Gorge
Decades-long conversation effort struck the right balance between visitor use and habitat protection
Two Years After the Colorado Pulse Flow — An Abundance of Life
Birds, plants, and groundwater continue to benefit from pilot effort to revive the Colorado River delta, says report
Why Oil Change International’s Report On Fossil Fuels is Even Better Than You Thought
It sets aside worries about “stranded assets” and recommends “managed decline” of fossil fuel use
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It just sounds better
From an ad for my senator: "... We make more than a half million guitar
strings a day ..." They say "a half million". But I hear "uh half
million" and it sounds so dumb. Anyway, the units are not half-millions.
The units are millions. So you don't say "a half million". You say
"half a million". That way the units are right. Besides it just sounds
better: "... We make more than half a million guita
Easy to fix
Reading How high debt leads to income inequality by Atif Mian and Amir
Sufi. I thought I'd be interested in the economics. Instead I focus on
this: Money can’t make up for the loss of one’s home, but it ensures
that a family can begin rebuilding their lives during such a desperate
time. "A family" is singular. "Their lives" is plural. How can I assume
that Mian and Sufi's economic logic is sound w
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The highs and lows of social media, as experienced through the issue I care most about
Social media is an interesting beast, most particularly for how each
form appeals and responds to users in entirely different ways. This is
fascinating stuff for us communications types. I’ve found kindred
spirits on all three of the platforms I like best – Facebook, Twitter
and Instagram. But they’re not the same kindred spirits. The people I
want to know and connect with on one platform are not
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‘Black Lives Matter has a plantation mentality’ --Elaine Brown
There was a time, just a few decades ago, when "organizing" meant
actual self-generated community self-defence and reparation programs,
headed by an independent political party, and the language was not in
any way polluted by "critical race theory" mush. I say do it or don't do
it but stop asking the occupying government to do it, and stop
"organizing" the asking of the master to be more
Harmful Idiocy Syndrome (definition)
Harmful idiocy syndrome is a widespread disease that affects many
political commentators. There are several pathogenic and environmental
causes. "Zero-tolerance" dogma is a main pathogen, whether applied to
speech, social behaviour, political organizing, risk abatement, violence
used in actual self-defence, or state violence in defending state
sovereignty against a murderous attacker or
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Chris Hedges Endorses Jill Stein
The politics of fear is ruling this Presidential election and it's
time for our conscience and self-respect to take over and erode fear in
the process. There is no better reminder in this process than Chris
Hedges whose activist voice to power echoes those of Amy Goodman and
others, including myself, who know that this is our moment in 2016 and
our conscience and self-respect, not our fears, must
Amy Goodman Speaks Truth To Power Defending Our 1st Amendment Rights
Amy Goodman reporting on the Dakota Access Pipeline. (image: Democracy
Now ! "Any time someone carries a picket sign in front of the White
House, that is the First Amendment in action " ~ Julian Bond "The media
is absolutely essential to the functioning of a democracy. It's not our
job to cozy up to power. We're supposed to be the check and balance on
government…We have to protect all journalists
From The Sublime To The Ridiculous / Sf Giants Dynasty Unravels With A Whimper
The Dynasty is over for the 2016 Giants who won the world Championship
in 2010, 2012 and 2014 and were three outs from another playoff
elimination game win over the Chicago Cubs on October 11th, a day after a
sublime come from behind win against the Cubs. Then the piano fell on
their collective heads as manager Bruce Bochy obviously over managed his
team, killing the momentum by replacing Matt Mo
The King Is Dead But Arnold Palmer Legend Lives On
Arnold Palmer with ever present cigarette tossing ball to his caddy on
practice tee. Arnold Palmer was my hero in the 1960's for his
swashbuckling style of play and willingness to take risks on the golf
course endeared him to millions, including myself, who saw him as the
king of the links and a man of the people. His passing on at 87 years
old leaves golf with an unfillable void for he brought a
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Pirates come 3rd in Iceland Election
(via Iceland Monitor )
On Cognitive Bias
People generally don’t think they are biased, and the less biased
someone thinks they are the more biased they probably are. (via AI
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Infogalactic, a fork of Wikipedia
Alt-right blogger Vox Day has launched Infogalactic , a fork of
Wikipedia , in order to correct what he sees as the left-wing bias of
Wikipedia. This is something I take an interest in because some time ago
I launched my own fork of Wikipedia, Includipedia (which failed due to
inadequate execution). Will Infogalactic succeed? If it confines itself
to promoting a more right-wing point of view to W
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UK Guardian interview Albert Woodfox: ‘I choose to use my anger as a means for changing things’
RELATED: Albert Woodfox and Robert King's European Tour in November A
new UK Guardian article written by Rowan Moore features an interview
with Albert Woodfox, where he reflects upon life after release, among
other things. An excerpt is featured below, but you can read the full
article here. It was, he says, “so disappointing when I got out to find
that conditions when I left 45 years ago are sti
Albert Woodfox & Robert King's European Freedom Tour in November
Announcing Albert Woodfox & Robert King's European Freedom Tour
Events - November 2016 The International Angola 3 Coalition is delighted
to announce the first European visit from Albert Woodfox in November
2016. Albert Woodfox (the last remaining member of the Angola 3 to be
freed from prison in Louisiana, USA in February this year after 43 years
in solitary confinement) and Robert King (released
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Trump's Rightwing Media Deplorables
People seem to be having a brain cramp and are forgetting that if you
vote for Trump, you are also getting these rightwing media deplorables,
racists, white supremacists, Archie & Edith Bunker's, Archie
Bunkers, off-the-wall paranoid KOOKY conspiracy theorists, and more: In
the top collage, 2nd picture top row, there's racist woman-hater Rush
Limbaugh who never met a black group he didn't like. H
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Cherchez la Verite 4 unread articles // actions
Hillary Clinton has described Russian President Vladimir Putin as “the
new Hitler” …yet a few days ago Germany reported their plan to send
their best tanks to the border between Lithuania and Russia to augment
the armies of other NATO countries now abutting Russia, since the US had
long ago reneged on its promise NOT to move NATO forces to the
boundary. Given that Hitler’s Germany attacked Russia (not the other way
around) and that Russian casualties in World War II were the highest of
any other country (over 20 million!!!), doesn’t it seem that Hillary
and the US “mainstream media” are inviting WW III …presumably on the
false supposition that Russia is weak? When I was in grade school the
“Cold War” was on, and the media constantly told us to crawl under of
desks if a Russian attack was imminent. However, that was back when
nuclear weapons were in their infancy, so the thought of monster weapons
that could kill us all was not yet possible. So why are Hillary, her
neocon compadres…
OpEdNews Op Eds 10/28/2016 at 00:09:51 Russia Calls the War Party's
Bluff By Pepe Escobar opednews.com Headlined to H2 10/28/16
Snowden/Obama -- Double Focus Prism Cold War 2.0 has reached
unprecedented hysterical levels. And yet a hot war is not about to break
out -- before or after the November 8 US presidential election. From
the Clinton (cash) machine -- supported by a neocon/neoliberalcon th
No wonder! Janet Yellen's repeated assertion that there is full
employment is believed implicitly by the mavens of the stock markets.
However, smarter people know that (1) 23% of working-age Americans have
given up looking for a job, because there are virtually none to be had,
whereas (2) Yellen treats those 23% as though dead. However, the not so
bright mavens of industry and the stock market read her claim of full
employment as a signal that there are millions of Americans out there
who can and will buy their products. Wrong! Because of their stupidity
the mavens of the stock market push their stocks ever higher. In the
meanwhile those with common sense know that the deepest stock market
crash of all times will soon take place. Corrolary: The silver and gold
presently being depressed will skyrockt when the crash arrives.
The stock market is turning into a sloppy, ugly mess—and it could get
worse By Mark DeCambre Published: Oct 14, 2016 5:06 p.m. ET Dow
industrials on pace for longest streak of monthly losses in 5 years.
Here are some of the reasons behind the slide It is rough out there. It
is getting dicey out there for Wall Street investors, although stocks
eked out a modest rise on Friday. U.S. equities have b
David Stockman was Ronald Reagan's top economist ...and possibly the
best of all times. And he says that: "The fact is, the stock market is
priced far more irrationally at the moment than at either the dotcom
bubble peak or the October 2007 pre-crisis high." and "The only possible
outcome is to be carried down in a crash far more severe and violent
than the previous two meltdowns since the turn of the century." He
created his 'Contra Corner' to explain the best way to survive it. You
can join Contra Corner and get his new book free (but for the cost of
shipping). If you are wealty, he will charge you something for the best
ways to protect your wealth.
Chop, Chop, Choppin' In Harm's Way By David Stockman. Posted On
Wednesday, October 19th, 2016 The stock market has been chopping
sideways for the last 100 days, but it's not evidence of a pause that
refreshes. What is actually happening is that the smart money is getting
out of dodge---even as the clueless day traders and headline-stalking
algos keep the bubble inflated on purely speculative fume
You won't learn this from the so-called mainstream media. "Russia has a
sufficient nuclear arsenal capable of inflicting a deadly blow on the
United States. Washington recognizes this as well." "the State
Department’s statement was immediately followed by the Pentagon's
announcement that it is ready to launch a preventative nuclear strike on
Russia." Thank goodness that Putin does not want a war with the US. But
"we don’t know what choice Washington will make."
Following the president of the Russian Federation’s decree on
suspending Russia’s compliance with agreements with the US on the
disposal of weapons-grade plutonium and the submission of the
corresponding bill to the State Duma, disputes have begun in the media
on whether this is connected to the rupture of the Syria deal. The
second stumbling block is a question: Why is Russia, having known that
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Monsef "very very sorry" she cannot advocate for PR
Tweets like the above appeared today following Minister Monsef's
Q&A at her Victoria BC public consultation. Her remarks echo those
of Justin Trudeau earlier this week giving rise to the fear that the
Liberals are backtracking on implementing electoral reform and their
campaign promise that 2011 would be "the last election under FPtP". I've
transcribed her responses to the two relevant questions
Justin Trudeau's 16 word report on electoral reform
Results of the public consultation on electoral reform in the Papineau
riding " most were favourable to the idea of a proportional and
mixed-proportional voting system" Discussion of electoral reform in
Canada suffered from an almost total four month legacy media blackout on
the more than 40 Electoral Reform Committee meetings held in June
through October hearing from over 300 witnesses. Ditto th
The Cons mini-referendum
This summer the Conservative Party Caucus had themselves a
mini-referendum about having a referendum about electoral reform. ERRE
Committee vice-chair Scott Reid held a presser about it last Friday and
was very pleased to announce a 90.6% approval rating from the 81,389
returned responses. Sure, the ballot only went out to 59 ridings held by
Con MPs and allowed 4 responses per household, but stil
Electoral Reform for Dummies - that would be us.
Well that was then. Today some sixteen months later, having attended
exactly zero electoral reform committee road meetings or community-based
townhalls these past few weeks, our legacy media is jointly suggesting
Trudeau throw in the towel. Susan Delacourt : Time for Trudeau to cut
his losses on electoral reform "Mayrand just gave the Liberals a
face-saving excuse. They should take it." Ms Delaco
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Ruckus Raising Time. Again.
Up here in smug Canada -- and getting smugger by the minute as the US
election approaches -- it's not often that the US has us beaten on any
aspect of abortion care. Well, they've got us all beat to hell on
medical abortion . Although many limitations remain, innovative
dispensing efforts in some states, restricted access to surgical
abortions in others and greater awareness boosted medication abo
We Do NOT Need a Law
Contrary to the foot-stomping fetus fetishists , Canada does NOT need
an abortion law. The foot-stompers shrieeeek: "Canada is the only
country in the western world with no laws restricting abortion!!!!!!!!"
Well, why would we want to use a law to restrict it? Does it need to be
restricted because it's dangerous? No. Abortion is a very safe medical
procedure. In fact, it is "markedly" safer than c
Taking Over Riding Associations For Life
Remember Liberals for Life ? Liberals for Life was a pro-life advocacy
group that worked within the Liberal Party of Canada during the 1980s
and early 1990s. Some of its members were also affiliated with the
Campaign Life Coalition, and, as such, the group was often accused of
entryism. According to its members, Liberals for Life was created after
the national victory of Brian Mulroney's Progress
The Uberization of Charitable Giving
Like most "disruptive" new ideas, at first the "100 Who Care" movement
-- if it can be called that -- seems marvellously simple. There's a
good cause in your community. It needs a dose of cash. Call a few
friends, who call a few friends, you get the idea. All get together and
each write a cheque directly to the worthy cause and BAM! Done. That's
what a woman named Karen Dunigan did . The first 10
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Standing Rock Standoff Just Latest in Pipeline Crises
October 30, 2016 by Roberto Rodriguez The historic battle over the
1170-mile Dakota Access Pipe Line (DAPL) has consequences far beyond the
environmental danger posed by what is deep below the Earth’s surface —
what is referred to as “zuzeca sape” or the black snake — or the
millions of barrels of oil that are slated to move from North Dakota to
Illinois. This includes Lakota, Dakota and Nakota l
The 2016 Elections. Flirting with Fascism, Dancing with Apartheid:
by Roberto Rodriguez As a lifelong writer, my journalist ethic has
prevented me from ever endorsing anyone, yet, that has never stopped me
from commenting on elections, especially ones in which a sizable portion
of the electorate appears to be flirting with the twin evils of fascism
and apartheid. Having lived through the Nixon, Reagan and Bush eras,
one could legitimately ask: is the current mis
Rodriguez: Nightmare Looms for an Original DREAMER
by Roberto Rodriguez This is the story of Lizbeth Mateo, a young,
bright Indigenous woman from Oaxaca, Mexico, and a recent graduate from
the Santa Clara University School of Law, who today finds herself under
threat of imminent deportation. There was a time when young brown
peoples lived in the shadows, avoided the light of the day, and avoided
all manner of authority and government officials. A
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6 Months
It's hard to believe that six months have now passed since the day I
was forced to leave work, my house and then my community due to a raging
wildfire that has since been dubbed The Beast. Almost exactly six
months ago to the minute I was sitting in my tenant's truck outside the
recreation centre in Anzac still trying to wrap my brain around what was
happening before slowly drifting off to sleep.
Lifers
With the weather getting colder, I knew that this would likely be my
last chance to do any serious birding, at least for places out of town.
So I found myself anxiously watching the weather forecast in the days
prior to my trip down to Calgary this past Sunday. Things didn't look
promising as it was cool and overcast in Edmonton and the downright wet
and dreary by the time I reached Red Deer. For
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Star Citizen - so what is this - game I'm flying?
STAR CITIZEN , is it a singleplayer with an optional sandbox, or is it
a sandbox with scripted missions? You'all have read my first and most
recent Star Citizen post entitled DOORS where I went into gruesome
detail about how to salvage some multiplayer usability from the product
SC's sold itself as. But what really is it? This game? What is its
user-end experience? SC's universe is being rendered
Electric Universe - Space News - Pluto just got wierd--er...
Pluto is a diverse outer solar system set of self-orbiting rocks...
but it also displays Electric Universe properties and has an x-ray
signature associated with a comet-like corona extending many times the
times of the planet indicating interaction with the solar wind. Pluto's
probably going to show similar plasmatic stretch marks and birthing
pains of a planet like Mars or Venus with its vast fl
Star Citizen? Will it ever be? Funda--mentally finished?
yeah, I know, "Star Citizen has not even been released yet," but this
game that's been in crowd-funded production for four years looks like
it's never going to be FUND-A-MENTALLY FINISHED to the point where the
basic gaming world seems convincingly solid. And I'm not talking about
the gorgeous ship design. I'm not talking about all the effort that's
gone into the art direction and planet-renderin
John Wick - Keannu Reaves - the Roman episode
I don't care what anyone says about the John Wick films. I really
enjoyed the first one, and now there's a second one on the way. This
one's set in Rome.
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White Privileged Bernie Supporters Need to Hold their Noses and Vote for Clinton
I am not a fan of Hillary Clinton's, but I am going to vote for her
anyway. I believe the Bill Clinton White House destroyed the liberal
left in the United States. The first Clinton administration acted like a
wolf in sheep's clothing, gutting social infrastructure, advancing the
prison industrial complex to an unprecedented degree and masterminding
the destructive global trade deals (WTO and NAF
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New study casts more doubt on data center subsidies
A new report by Good Jobs First confirms what has been long-suspected:
Data center megadeals of over $50 million in subsidies create very few
jobs at a cost per job that easily exceeds $1 million. Indeed, the
average for 11 megadeals going to tech giants like Google, Apple,
Facebook, and Microsoft came to $1.8 million ($2.1 billion/1174) nominal
cost per job. As I have discussed before , such a fi
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The Use of Gold as reserve to Support the Egyptian Pound Arab Net News reported (10/19/2016) that the Egyptian governme...
The Use of Gold as reserve to Support the Egyptian Pound Arab Net News
reported (10/19/2016) that the Egyptian government is shipping to
Canada its monthly gold production of 344KG from the Sukari mines to be
purified and sold in the world market. The Sukari mine of Egypt is
classified as one of the ten largest gold mine in the world. In some
western countries such as the US, gold has been kept a
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Judicial Officers show presumptively have their costs of a discipline hearing regardless of result
Massiah v Justices of the Peace Review Council, 2016 ONSC 6191: [ 49 ]
In my view, the 2012 Panel started from a flawed premise, that is, that
where there has been a finding of judicial misconduct, the presumption
should be that compensation will not be made. Specifically, the 2012
Panel said: … it is only in exceptional circumstances that the public
purse should bear the legal costs of a judicia
The Elks Want to Throw Me Out – What Are My Rights?
One of the most obscure areas of law is "club law". This deals with the
rights of members of clubs to have fair hearings when dealing with
clubs they belong to. Usually in Canada the clubs involved are sporting
clubs but the area of law includes pretty well all voluntary
organizations. So if my Freemason Lodge decides to expel me I have
certain rights to a "fair" hearing. At the outset, while thes
What Is the Nunavut Land Claims Agreement All About?
Unlike most jurisdictions Nunavut was recognized as a result of
negotiation and a statute. The Nunavut Land Claims Agreement (NLCA)
created Nunavut as jurisdiction and recognized the right of the Inuit of
Nunavut to self-government and a separate territory. The basis for the
NLCA was an exchange or conversion of existing Inuit rights into a new
form – the Territory of Nunavut together with specifi
Lawyers and Conflict of Interest
Suppose you are married and you and your spouse decide to split up.
Everything is very amicable and everyone agrees on everything. There
really is nothing to fight about but money is (as always) a little
tight. You and you spouse both want a separation agreement and a divorce
and since everything is agreed decide you will both use one lawyer
since that's a bit cheaper. At first blush it may seem s
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