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- [JURIST] A Canadian government study released Friday - one of the first to examine the foreign impact of the USA Patriot Act - concludes that the US anti-terrorism legislation imposes risks on the privacy of Canadians, raising the need to protect their pr |
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- [JURIST] The Supreme Court in Abkhazia, a breakaway region in Georgia, reversed its decision Friday regarding the validity of the October 3rd regional presidential election pitting opposition leader Sergei Bagapsh against Prime Minister Raul Khadzhimba. |
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- If you ever wondered about a connection between Bush and Osama today's revelations would certainly raise the level of wonderment. How convenient that a mere four days before the election Osama should suddenly re-appear out of the ether to lecture the American public. I thought the October Surprise would be he capture of Osama but no, this is pure Karl Rove type brilliance. What single act by Osama could distract people from all the bad stuff occuring to the Bush campaign these past few days; stuff like the missing explosives and the doctored TV ad. |
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Raining (Oct 29 2004 23:13 GMT) - Was raining heavily yesterday. I think I took a nap when I got back home and it started raining. This is the first time I think I have heard my car's alarm went off due to thunder. Stage one only... |
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Wonderdog (Oct 29 2004 23:13 GMT) - Can a cat do this?Faith, a 4-year-old Rottweiler, phoned 911 when [Leana] Beasley fell out of her wheelchair and barked urgently into the receiver until a dispatcher sent help. Then the service dog unlocked the front door for the police... |
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- John Pilger writes: There is a surreal quality about visiting the United States in the last days of the presidential campaign. If George W Bush wins, according to a scientist I met, who escaped Nazi-dominated Europe, America will surrender many of its democratic trappings and succumb to its totalitarian impulses. If John Kerry wins, according to most Democrat voters, the only mandate he will have is that he is not Bush. Never have so many liberal hands been wrung over a candidate whose only memorable statements seek to out-Bush Bush. |
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??? (Oct 29 2004 23:12 GMT) - 2004-10-29T23:12:26Z |
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- I expected it from Dennis and Callahan, but not from the Big Show. Less than 48 hours after the Red Sox won their first World Series in 86 years, Glenn Ordway has to lead his show in a discussion of...politics.... |
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- I expected it from Dennis and Callahan, but not from the Big Show. Less than 48 hours after the Red Sox won their first World Series in 86 years, Glenn Ordway has to lead his show in a discussion of...politics.... |
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- Bookeen's Cybook eBook offers a 10 inch screen, but not much in the way of battery life compared to Sony's LIBRIe. |
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