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    Judge throws out Guergis lawsuit against Harper

    OTTAWA—An Ontario court judge has struck down most of a conspiracy and defamation lawsuit launched by ousted Conservative cabinet minister Helena Guergis against Prime Minister Stephen Harper and others. The decision released Friday said that it is up to the prime minister to decide who is...
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    Are America's Public School Graduates Ready to Face Economic Reality?

    via small dead animals Finally, a top Democrat has revealed the cost of following Barack Obama’s plans for the size of the federal government. Unfortunately, his name is not Barack Obama. Instead, it was Obama’s former top economic adviser, Lawrence Summers, who painted the picture in an...
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    Liberals fined for rule-breaking robocalls

    Heh. OTTAWA - Liberal MP Frank Valeriote has been slapped with a $4,900 fine for a robocall that broke telecom rules during the 2011 federal campaign. The CRTC issued the violation notice Friday to the Guelph Federal Liberal Association on behalf of Valeriote, indicating robocalls made on...
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    Blame It On Bush

    Enjoy. ;-) Blame It On Bush / The Voters - OFFICIAL VIDEO HD1080p.mov - YouTube h/t sda
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    Empire State Building Shooter

    'graphic'...I suppose. Anyway, you've heard the story, here are the pics and some background: Graphic Photos of Alleged Empire State Building Shooter http://img.gawkerassets.com/img/17wyt520uf2o1jpg/original.jpg Two dead, nine wounded in shooting near the Empire State Building
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    Electoral College Model Predicts Romney Will Win Big in 2012

    (And It’s Been Right Since 1980) Michael Berry and Ken Bickers of the University of Colorado System Predict Romney to Win 320 Electoral Votes in November | TheBlaze.com Two University of Colorado professors, one from Boulder and one from Denver, have put together an Electoral College...
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    Not news: Toronto Issues Warning Over Dave Chappelle's On-Stage Smoking

    Toronto Issues Warning Over Dave Chappelle's On-Stage Smoking - The Hollywood Reporter Also, Dave ain't funny.
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    Jack Layton remembered as 'beacon' of hope

    Torontonians — some dressed in orange — filled Nathan Phillips Square to salute the man they saw as a “beacon” of hope one year after his death. more Jack Layton remembered as 'beacon' of hope | Toronto & GTA | News | Toronto Sun
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    Rodney King drowns whilst in a drug and booze delirium

    Rodney King accidentally drowned while in drug and alcohol ‘delirium’: autopsy There ya have it. Rodney King died in drug, alcohol delirium, autopsy reveals | News | National Post
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    Canadian debt loads rise to highest level in eight years

    Despite repeated warnings to stop borrowing,... We're sick of telling ya boneheads. Despite repeated warnings to stop borrowing, Canadian consumers’ debt loads continue to climb to their highest level in eight years, a new report says...
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    But it was 'clothed masturbation'

    Oh, ok. Attorneys for the pastor famous for protesting a local gay festival say their client did masturbate in the park, but argued he never exposed himself so it doesn't count The Rev. Grant Storms, the former "Christian patriot" pastor whose marches against homosexuality at New...
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    Labor Secretary Cheers Youth Unemployment Rate of 17.1 Percent

    Setting the bar awfully low.(CNSNews.com) – Labor Secretary Hilda Solis cheered a slight decline in the youth (16-24) unemployment rate, saying that it was a sign that the job market was improving for America’s young people. “As young Americans all across the country prepare to head into a...
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    Stretching the Harper hatred too far

    Someone is always watching eh. :lol: Horrors – Harper rides a Yamaha ATV! I have zero respect for the Harper-hating Hill Times reporter Tim Naumetz at the best of times but he stoops to bizarre new lows with a concocted hit-piece based on PM Stephen Harper’s trip to the Yukon. Naumetz...
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    Arctic search for ill-fated Franklin ships renewed

    CAMBRIDGE BAY, Nunavut, and OTTAWA — The search for the remnants of an ill-fated British expedition that failed to cross the Northwest Passage — and a seminal moment in Canada’s history on Arctic sovereignty — will start anew. In the coming weeks, a group of researchers will scour Canada’s...
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    ‘Stutistics’: Obama’s Budget vs. Reality

    For those of you who just want to know the facts regarding the economy, not the typical over or under-exaggerated political rhetoric, tonight’s episode of “Stutistics” may be for you. Tonight on GBTV, soon-to-become TheBlazeTV, Stu Burguiere, executive producer and head writer for the Glenn...
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    'Seal Team Six' Book Describes Raid That Killed Bin Laden

    No schlocky B movie... A detailed first-person account of the raid that killed Osama bin Laden, written by a member of the Navy SEALs who participated in the mission and was present at Bin Laden’s death, will be released next month, the publisher said on Wednesday. A closely held secret...
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    At least she wasn't pulling a Rob Ford

    via Fark Woman arrested for driving while injecting herself with heroin. At least she wasn't talking on a cellphone A Lancaster woman arrested by state police on Grand Island is accused of driving under the influence of heroin, and her two passengers were charged with possession of stolen...
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    14 μSv/h from the yellow substance on Japanese roofs

    A Japanese person measured highly contaminated substance on the roof of her house. The house is located in Kashiwa city Chiba, where is known to be a hotspot. (cf. 192.5 Bq/Kg of cesium from citron in Kashiwa city Chiba) On 8/9/2012, she blogged like this below, [Link] <Translate> Around...
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    Experts hope to shield cars from computer viruses

    (Reuters) - A team of top hackers working for Intel Corp's security division toil away in a West Coast garage searching for electronic bugs that could make automobiles vulnerable to lethal computer viruses. Intel's McAfee unit, which is best known for software that fights PC viruses, is...
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    Bodies dug from graves to fuel trade in Nazi souvenirs

    Grave robbers are digging up bodies of German soldiers killed in the Second World War to recover Nazi memorabilia, feeding a multi-million pound market, it emerged on Monday. Servicemen's groups have condemned the trade in Nazi souvenirs, which has seen hundreds of artifacts -...