Keith Olbermann Scathing Special Comment
Rated • 12 reviews • politics, video • youtube.com
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Bri is a 55 year old woman from Kingston, Ontario, Canada
"Appreciation is a wonderful thing; it makes what is excellent in others belong to us as well." ~~~Voltaire Quotes | On Hotlinking | SU blogging tips | Musical nepotism
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miragestudio7
Rated • 2 reviews • politics • miragestudio7.com
I'm not that much into architecture, but this blog makes it interesting.
From "Forbidden Architecture" (those naughty architects!):
From "Iconography & Form Making":
From "Architecture Illusion":
suggested by Migrant-Picker, an image from this site first seen in his pages.
Afterthought: And why, oh why, do I look at a building now and wonder how many prims (primitive shapes) would it take to put that together !!??!!
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http://www.peres-fondateurs.com/~freedom?p=175
Rated • 1 review • politics, women, war, africa, peace • peres-fondateurs.com
While I'm here, having fun online, finding beautiful things to hide behind so that I don't see most of the horrors that are going on out there, Chaim has the courage to search out and present things like this so that I don't get too comfortable in my complacency ... I really hope that others are touched as well. The first step is awareness ... but it's only a first step on a long road.
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It is 5 Minutes to Midnight | Bulletin of the Atomic...
Rated • 23 reviews • environment, nuclear, politics, peace • thebulletin.org
From the page: "The mission of the Bulletin is to educate citizens about global security issues, especially the continuing dangers posed by nuclear and other weapons of mass destruction, and the appropriate roles of nuclear technology."
Education on nuclear technology by those who are familiar with the implications.
suggested by Bunty
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http://www.rmc.ca/academic/poli-econ/dorn/
Rated • 1 review • politics, peace • rmc.ca
For in-depth analyses of many current world situations and peacekeeping efforts, follow the links near the bottom of this page; articles, papers and reviews written by Walter Dorn. From the page: "Since 1983, he has served as the UN Representative of Science for Peace, a Canadian NGO, and addressed the UN General Assembly in 1988 at the Second UN Special Session on Disarmament." Warning: this is not "light" stuff!
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Stephen Colbert at the 2006 White House Correspondents...
Rated • 9 reviews • politics, humour • wikipedia.org
The wikipedia article on this event which provides a description as well as kudos and critiques.
From the page:
- Colbert's performance found a wide variation of positive and negative reactions from the media. Globe & Mail columnist Heather Mallick wrote, "Colbert had the wit and raw courage to do to Bush what Mark Antony did to Brutus, murderer of Caesar. As the American media has self-destructed, it takes Colbert to damn Bush with devastatingly ironic praise."[62] Left-wing radio host and comedian Al Franken, who performed at the dinner twice during the Clinton administration, said, "I thought that what Stephen did was very admirable."[60]
- Washington Post columnist Richard Cohen, however, found Colbert's jokes "lame and insulting" [63] and wrote that Colbert was "rude" and a "bully." Democratic Whip Steny Hoyer felt that Colbert "crossed the line." Hoyer told the newspaper The Hill, "[Bush] is the President of the United States, and he deserves some respect."[64] Right-wing pundit Mary Matalin called Colbert's performance a "predictable, Bush-bashing kind of humor."[60]
suggested by DJNazzy
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CBC.ca - Program Guide - Programs
Rated • 1 review • military, journalism, politics, peace • cbc.ca
Afghanada on CBC Radio One
"War through the Eyes of Canadian Soldiers: They expect to be peacekeepers but instead are sent into battle. CBC Radio proudly presents Afghanada... a 12-episode fictional drama that probes the war in Afghanistan through Canadian Soldiers' eyes."
Check the schedule, and no matter where in the world you are, listen here
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Those naughty vestigial bits and other bad engineering...
Rated • 44 reviews • politics • skepticreport.com
