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1. Canada, a test case for "Free Internet" death?

This just in: WAR FOR THE INTERNET: "Death of Free Internet is Imminent - Canada Will Become Test Case"‏ Excerpt: NOTE: If Canadian and U.S. ISPs are successful in implementing this per-site fee access charges on any sites...
Posted Jul 23, 2008 by  skeptikool

2. Cowards and Bullies

Many Canadians, and not a few Americans I suspect, will give support to this letter writer who writes with great passion in today's Vancouver Sun: Canadian cowards abandon abused child soldier Dawn Steele, Vancouver Sun Published:...
Posted Jul 22, 2008 in Canadian Politics group by  skeptikool , 3 comments

3. Douglas Todd writes fridge material for frequent visitation

http://www.c anada.com/vancouversun/c olumnists/story.html?id= 1fa50fb3-6faa-471d-8b3b- a017c3616ef4 Douglas Todd, who writes frequently on ethical issues, is a journalist I have much time for: The perennial challenge of ethical journalism...
Posted Jul 19, 2008 by  skeptikool , 4 comments

4. GM moves Volt schedule up

http://in.i btimes.com/articles/200 71122/general-motors-ch evrolet-volt-toyota-pri us-hybrid.htm excerpt: GM is the only automaker to have provided a timeline on production even though other companies, such as Ford Motor Co and Toyota, are...
Posted Jul 18, 2008 in Environmental Issues group by  skeptikool , 2 comments

5. Gore knows what's possible

http://www.can ada.com/theprovince/news/stor y.html?id=f69013a5-72a3-44ec- 8d97-172f208ba8e4 He doesn't mind treading on the toes of the fossil fuel industries. He knows what's possible, necessary and what has been withheld as, as one author...
Posted Jul 18, 2008 in Environmental Issues group by  skeptikool , 5 comments

6. Let it not be that mealymouthed, only, need apply

http://www. canada.com/theprovince/ columnists/story.html?i d=02ada9eb-c0ac-4a86-bc af-17c6ab0f4bc1 excerpt: Political correctness, with its embedded aim of avoiding any offence, has wrapped reality in a protective cocoon that outlaws reasoned...
Posted Jul 10, 2008 by  skeptikool

7. Is DJ outrage glaring in its selectiveness?

It's nor surprising that the story of the beheading of a young woman who refused sex would receive much viewing and commentary. Notably, the story, in fact, led the week's ten. Puzzling then, was the response to this story:...
Posted Jul 6, 2008 in Citizen Journalism News n' Views group by  skeptikool , 6 comments

8. Johns Hopkins challenges chemotherapy

I could have just linked, but since recipients are asked to share the article I thought it worth presenting as received. Doubtless, cancer is one of the greater obstacles to achieving old age. copy: AFTER YEARS OF TELLING PEOPLE...
Posted Jun 3, 2008 in Healthy Way to Combat Disease and Premature Aging group by  skeptikool , 13 comments

9. Delivering democracy - Western style

Didn't catch the name, but hearing a commentator yesterday, speaking of Western forces in Afghanistan "protecting the world's largest grow-op" (that must make lots of widows and orphans feel good) and then reading today of "Western intel death...
Posted May 16, 2008 in Citizen Journalism News n' Views group by  skeptikool

10. What's with this voting business, anyhow?

I don't fully understand its purpose. I notice topics are voted on sometimes without commentary. Isn't the number responding to a topic sufficient an indicator of whatever is being searched for? I don't include "viewing' even in that since too much...
Posted May 6, 2008 in DigitalJournal.com Help group by  skeptikool , 22 comments
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