Oh, Canada: Trying to explain U.S. politics. Not that Americans have to explain what’s happening, just why and how it’s possible. “…Canadians are taking unusual care, even by their standards, to try to phrase their questions delicately. ‘You couldn’t possibly…’ they begin, only to break off. ‘Are you not aware of what…’ ‘Surely you realize how…’ But they can think of no polite way of asking if we are such freaking idiots we haven’t noticed the damage that has been done by the Bush administration to the American reputation all over the world.”
I haven’t totally scoped it out yet,
but as of right now, you have to sign in with TypeKey to leave a comment here. I was simply getting too much comment spam to leave it open. When the next version of MT-Blacklist is available I may revisit the decision, but for now, this is how it’s going to be. Any opinions on this?
Nevermind. I have to fix the freaking templates to work with TypeKey first, I suppose, and I don’t know when that might happen.
Xoduszero update:
in a short message, Gary Jones of Monster Hosting announced that Richard Eriksson (of Movable Blog) has won The Canadian SEO Championship. Let the whining begin!
Here’s a little good news
from the world of scientific enquiry: NASA Gives OK to Fix Hubble Telescope. I still wonder if it makes creationists uncomfortable, though.
Professional ethics:
Ed Bilodeau has posted an excerpt from a 1928 Professional Ethics article. As he says, “how things have changed.”
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