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Democrats making political power push
"There's no denying the overwhelming force of the Democratic Party's Election Day victory at the national level. But will the blue wave that crashed down on Republicans at the presidential and U.S. House levels...
Court orders Ohio to Verify Voter Registrations, ACORN calls it Suppression
"Election Law Blog has a short, useful summary. A three-judge panel from the same court ruled last week that the Democrat Secretary of State, who’s resisted GOP efforts to implement the new system, could rely...
created by Albert Milliron | 1 year ago | updated 1 year ago
122 views | 14 recommendations | 7 comments
122 views | 14 recommendations | 7 comments
Not One Dime!
$700 billion in taxpayer money would be wasted in a federal bailout – it would be the wrong people paying the bill, the wrong people making the decision, and the wrong reforms to fix the underlying causes.
The... BC Schools: Mandarin & English, "BC's Official Language" ? "Or Did we just ...
Barry Artiste Op/EdRegardless that Canada's Official Languages are English and French, Media reports of frustrated parents who are tired of long lineups trying to enroll their kids into French immersion in...
created by Barry ORegan | 1 year ago | updated 1 year ago
1147 views | 2 recommendations | 9 comments
1147 views | 2 recommendations | 9 comments
Companies impose new disclosure rules on activists
Several key corpoartions announced today that they would require more detailed disclosure from politically or socially active shareholders. Citing insufficient securities laws, the move was made amidst speculation that conflict of interest could motivate some... The FIZZBOOK has been made for kids aged six to 14 for the UK education
The competition for the 100 $ 1Laptop per child is here for Great Britain. £ 199 the laptop is designed for children's interacting classrooms accross the UK. First time we see a developing world product transfer... Ohio's Voting Machines Busted, and Won't Be Fixed
Ohio's electronic voting machines, made by don't-call-them-Diebold, are broken, and won't be fixed by Election Day. Does that sound right to you? What do you think of a company that can't fix its software by...
created by Jordan Yerman | 1 year ago | updated 1 year ago
336 views | 14 recommendations | 6 comments
336 views | 14 recommendations | 6 comments
M.D. quits day job to Blog
"y Son, the Blogger: An M.D. Trades Medicine for Apple Rumors Sign In to E-Mail or Save This Print Reprints ShareDiggFacebookMixxYahoo! BuzzPermalink By BRIAN STELTER Published: July 21, 2008...Over 230 Louisiana Public officials Resign rather than disclose their finances
"As part of a new regime of financial disclosure laws implemented by Gov. Bobby Jindal and the Legislature, many state and local public officials in Louisiana will have to report certain financial and government contracting information next spring. Those who desired to avoid...New Robot Printer Can Replicate Itself
British researchers have invented something out of Star Trek: a printer that can print out plastic pieces of itself, that can be assembled into a complete unit...that can then print out pieces of itself. It's a...US net firms to block child porn
In a major concerted effort from the industry all three big intertent service providers have agreed to block hosting & access to child pornography sites. Industry has been divided on this for a long...2-year-old boy strangled by string at San Jose home day care center
The boy has not been identified " A San Jose home day care center is under state investigation after a 2-year-old toddler accidentally strangled himself. The string of a hooded sweatshirt the boy was wearing apparently got caught between boards of a play structure while he...Internet backlash forces Japan to shelve plans to send relief planes to China
The troubled historical relationship between China and Japan appears to be preventing Japan from sending aid to China for earthquake relief efforts."A frenzied cyberspace backlash on China’s notoriously active...More Canadians Becoming Victims Of Cybercrimes
"The average person in Canada is now more likely to be a victim of crime resulting from contact with the Internet or someone from the Internet than other crime activity found on the street, or occurring at home, according to the new survey."Stoltz boards Sci Fi's "Caprica"
I guess this is a good thing. I can't seem to get into Battlestar Galactica but it is clearly a quality program. Hopefully, this will be to. Even if it's not, it got to be better than the "Attack...
created by Critical Todd | 1 year ago | updated 1 year ago
346 views | 10 recommendations | 3 comments
346 views | 10 recommendations | 3 comments
