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This guy is dead on with some of his economic analysis, but his solutions are a bit nutty. Here he is on the hour. I like George what's his name, good waste of 13min. CBC.ca Video

I'm so tired of this quasi-guru, and his stupid "Creative Class'. Anyway, another one of his consultation 'templates'. Read the rest here: McKinsey: What Matters: A new kind of economic indicator

Does anyone think all the fuss she made influenced recruitment PR? I've noticed the commercials are slightly different now, showing mother and son discussing things, a lot less gung-ho do your duty etc.

No mention of necks. Ohhh, how I love a nicely tanned neck. :lol: 7 Traits Of Irresistible Men We're not going to lie. A man boasting...

Jack White is coming to town and we've set a wedding date for Sunday, July 19th, 2009. Are you coming Nugs? No open bar, but they might let you on stage! :lol: Anyone else take or took in blues fes? OMG. I"M SO EXCITED!!!!!!!!!!!!

I know it's dated, but man, what was this person smoking. :lol: I guess indoctrination and organizing constent comes in many forms, but still - lol. A Canadian Lefty in Occupied Land: Gramsci, Sesame Street, and Thomas

Jessica Lang and Drew Barrymore. I thought it might be a little slow given the majority of the movie involves two women and their bizarre mother/daughter relationship and horrific living conditions ie: tree growing through the walls of the hosue, lots of cats, raccoons and garbage - aunt/cousin...

Cheese is really good. My friend does both oil and cheese with meat and various vegetables at the same time - two different fondues, of course. I've never had oil fondue.

I"ve had cheese and chocolate fondue. Good stuff.

I have not seen the movie and no nothing about this guy, other than what was written here. As you may already know, interesting story, crazy kid! Continued here: Into The Wild - The Story of Chris McCandless by Jon Krakauer | Outside Online does anyone recommend the movie?

I don't eat meat pie either and for some reason I found it really interesting. At least from the perspective I was researching it from.

I'm pretty sure i listened to that too, lots of sources claimed it was first made with tourtes (pigeon like bird) until it became extinct - 19th century. In the end I concluded that it was made with whatever was available, so it was modified from place to place. The idea is food ways and...

I can't seem to find an answer to the Christmas question either. I"m going to move on, unless someone know. What a stupid topic for a term paper! Actually, it turned out more interesting than I thought.

I know, it's massed produced and can be eaten and bought 365 days a year, but what I want to know is: Why is it a Christmas Tradition? When did it start being associated with Christmas. I know it was served as meal after Christmas Mass, but who started doing this and why? I guess it was the...

The term, maybe. Given that people travlled back and forth from the old world to the new and back. I would guess flat bread was something brought to the continent by original settlers.

As much as I LOVE bannock and gravey, the natives can't take credit for it - bannock is the original scone (Scottish or British in origin - or something like that).

He probably killed the flavor of everything with tabasco sauce anyway.

True enough. Everything else is banged, mashed and fried.

KFC is SO GROSS.

American fast food is a perversion of traditional dishes, not necessarily native to the US - although they claim they invented the hamburger. Then there's poutine. I don't know if anyone else eats that. :D