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• Don Martin thinks that Obama is dangerous for Canada :: Thrown in Recovery Act buying restrictions that have Canadian business interests bracing for export challenges, new softwood lumber duties and costly food labeling disputes and, well, it’s only a matter of time before the same Parliament Hill that attracted thousands of rapturous Obamaniacs in February will be filled with protesters carrying signs pleading the unthinkable: Bring Back Dubya. :: Of course there is a contrary view and that is the more that Obama spends money he doesn’t have, the better Canada looks to foreign investors.
• Five Tips for Amazing Photographs (YouTube)
• Kester Brewin reminds us that Swine Flu is part of the deal :: Ever since we left our hunter-gatherer roots and began to domesticate crops and animals, we have made a pact with our food supplies that carries a cost. Animals provide us with an amazingly rich source of protein, but working closely with animals, and using their milk and meat and pelts, means that we are open to attack from their viruses too. Avian flu, swine flu, AIDS – just the tip of a mass of diseases that we have bought into with our insistence on being master of beasts.
• Great interview with Hugh McLeod of the Gaping Void
• Emergent Village invited a bunch of other Americans to Washington D.C. to talk about the future of Emergent Village.
• Andrew Sullivan is pushing the case that there needs to a war times trial for former Vice President Dick Cheney
• Is this ever a great photo by Dave King.  Here is the background story to the photo.
• Researchers say doctors should recognize patients’ reliance on Wikipedia—and should contribute to its accuracy
• Little known Saskatchewan facts

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