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Harper government’s new controls on Crown corporations a cause for concern: Editorial
thestar.com/opinion/editorials/2013/05/06/har...Helping the Conservatives with a little Canadian history re-write | Full Comment
fullcomment.nationalpost.com/2013/05/05/micha...Tim Harper: A year of extreme weather could put the heat on Ottawa’s environmental indifference - thestar.com
thestar.com/news/canada/politics/article/1314...Federal government pulls ads from notorious file-sharing website
ottawacitizen.com/business/Federal+government...Hello rattit hivemind! My boys seem like they're both heading for another myco flare-up. Already booked a vet's appointment for tomorrow, but visions of the craziness of last time's syringe shenanigans are dancing in my head and I really don't have the time or patience to force feed two ornery guys milliliter by milliliter (again). I seem to recall some sort of delicious brown sugar (and secret medicine!) concoction historically suggested by several posters, but I really can't remember the procedure.
What's the best way to disguise antibiotics as delicious treats?
Hello you fine folk,
Now that the summer looms, I think I'll buy D3. However, I've a data cap on my 'tubes for the summer (feh) and so I'd like to wonder aloud at the potential feasibility of purchasing a license, obtaining some or all of the files from a buddy's computer via USB, and hopefully only downloading the latest patches/verifying my new data. Does anyone have any thoughts on how well or poorly this might work?
Harper is right: Foreign radicals are after the oil sands
theglobeandmail.com/news/politics/second-read...Please take pity on a cash-poor, game-rich Master of Orion fan
edit: OK maybe not game rich. Also, offers!
Evening gentlemen,
I'm having some friends over soon to play some TF2. However, I have terrible Canadian intertubes, with a shamefully low ~1Mbps upstream bandwidth. Do you, oh TF2 hivemind, think that'll be enough for three clients behind one router to co-exist and play comfortably, or should we abandon the idea altogether? I can't seem to find any information on the average upstream required by the client...
Thanks!
My phone rang scant minutes ago, and I saw the strangest damn caller ID I've ever seen. I decided to pick it up for a lark, expecting a fax machine or some such. I got a split-second of dead air that almost immediately segued into the doot-doot-doot sound that iPhones make when a call's been dropped. Screengrab of my recent call list below. lolwut? I'm in Toronto, Canada, if that helps.