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A pirate who sits in our parliament stirred some feathers when he mistook a dessicated Conservative fossil for faeces.

It's an honest mistake.

The cause of the root problem between the two was Canada's astonishing withdrawal from the Kyoto Protocol. How on Earth this came to be is anyone's guess, but the fossil who made it so was called out on his shittiness in parliament for it. Cold comfort for those of us who have to live with this bewildering shame. And to think we once considered ourselves leaders in environmental mutter mutter.

"The Bulgarian brewmasters had grown weary of everyone mocking their best beer, so they came together and decided to brew the ultimate Bulgarian beer.

They worked tirelessly to refine a beer much finer than anything previously known in the land. And when they'd achieved their triumph, the brewmasters decided to prove their beer on the world stage: so they sent it to Germany for review.

Months went by, and the Bulgarian brewmasters heard nothing. But at long last a response came from Germany, and it said:"

"Let me be provocative and say that our real estate bubble has the same fundamental problem as the one in the U.S., which exploded gloriously, kicking off the financial crisis.

The bubble in real estate has been extremely slow growing, but bubbles do have a way of going parabolic right before their collapse. Is real estate in Canada parabolic? It doesnâ€t appear so on a year-over-year basis. But it certainly does look that way when one looks at the 50-year trend, which is consistent with the rest of what Iâ€m about to say."

Atlassian makes great tools for managing software projects. GreenHopper is designed for scrum/kandam project management.

The product's pretty straightforward, but Bic Camera's Japanese staff thought they'd add an English caption, 'Commends it to the attendant of'.

I love the way the building is giving us the guns.

The Conservative government has moved to take management of funds received by the Attawapiskat first nation community to an independent third party instead of the band's leaders. Opposition MPs aren't too happy with the move to pare back aboriginal autonomy, with the NDP's Charlie Angus claiming that the Tories are "blaming the community" despite there being far more complex reasons underpinning the current crisis than financial mismanagement. (And, as the Globe article notes, auditors' reports on Attawapiskat have never found that band leaders have unfairly profited from federal funding.) Meanwhile, the Red Cross continues to provide emergency assistance in Attawapiskat.