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Selected Older News Items and World Media Links

Aussie wins award for condensing irrigation device
that harvests water from air and is solar-powered
'Canada' top brand among travellers
Forbes: Canada now best country in world for business
"As U.S. struggles, Canada soars to top"

Panda-cub-monium: Patience nets photographer unique baby bear photos

Photo catches 5-week-old yawning Panda saying 'hi'. ~ photo: Dr. Katherine Feng Minden/Solent

Mama carries this cub in her mouth just a few hours after birth. ~ photo: Dr. Katherine Feng Minden/Solent Detroit: Rocky has 'grate' day; freed with veggie oil & soap
National Geographic: The first complete views of
the wreck of the legendary RMS Titanic [zoomable]

Marc Grove: My journey from liberal to conservative IMF: Canada outlook "broadly favorable" --
"especially compared to other G7 countries" Stupid Government file:
EU bans bottlers from saying water stops dehydration
Tangled eaglet rescued from fishing line on live web TV
Canadian 'Clark the talking dog' a runaway viral hit
Winnipeg Free Press: Manitobans beavering away building dikes;
province plans to divert Assiniboine and save a dozen communities

Baby bats among victims of Australian floods

Why did the Winnipeg goslings cross the railroad?

viral video: nimble Canadian beaver plays chicken on highway

U.S. Census: Fastest growth in states with lower income tax

A 10-day-old baby dolphin recovers in Uruguay after washing up on a beach.

Canadian stories	U.S. stories
Things learned at 2010 Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) Higher electricity costs hammering Canadian businesses, killing jobs; failed McGuinty plan in Ontario forcing business out David Frum on Ignatieff Mayor Hazel McCallion urges Mississauga residents to change the face of city council Non-routine poutine humour Neil Reynolds: Bernier the Bold’s gold theory deserves greater currency Toronto 18: The terror cell that changed Canada Woloshyn: Inquiry bill will sting Mississauga For the Tommy Douglas records: A landmark fight over the right to information Mississauga melee nears nadir; Carolyn Parrish gets even more nasty Ted Woloshyn: Mississauga's best election battle; Ron Starr taking another run at Carolyn Parrish Asbestos, Quebec: Eyes on a new mine as some predict ghost town Highway of Heroes: ‘How couldn’t we be here’ Life in Kandahar as Canada enters last year Windsor-Detroit rail tunnel promises 2,200 jobs; $400M project to replace aging tube, offer higher clearance Kelly McParland: Mississauga errs by not putting a muzzle on Carolyn Parrish Ottawa court told Harkat part of Bin Laden 'infrastructure'; ran guest house in Peshawar Conrad Black: Myths of the Quiet Revolution Harper warns provinces will also have to cut back spending as tax revenues slump Samsung & KEPCO to invest $7 B: generate 2,500 MW, 4 export plants, fixed contracts, 16,000 jobs Controversy swirls over $7 billion Ontario-Samsung energy deal announced today Canadian economy grows even faster 2 months out of recession Harper: Canada must follow U.S. lead on climate change China, Russia add Loonie to cash reserves; Canadian dollar boosted Harper rules out raising taxes to cut deficit Clement optimistic: 'economy away from brink, starting to rebound' Report: Canadian recession 'Made in the U.S.A.' Stephen Colbert's Canadian roots revealed -- will his anti-Vancouver Olympic rants continue? Liberals forced to apologize for Harper assassination photo on party website Don Newman: Ignatieff Libs shoot selves in feet, legs, ears, etc. with HST indecision/mutiny Toronto to host Bollywood Oscars in 2011; 1st time in North America Gee: Toronto perfect host for historic G20 in June 2010 Store owner pleads guilty to $5.7 million lotto theft Don Martin: Harper wins again with China moves Canadian cabinet gives green light to Globalive's Wind Mobile Carney: Bank of Canada urges borrowers to be prudent, because rates will definitely rise Nat Post: Caledonia an ongoing disgrace courtesy of McGuinty Economy back -- how long until interest rates recover? Economy of Canada Government of Canada Carolyn Parrish strikes again; Mississauga councillor in eye of storm after restaurant meltdown	NY Times: Next stop in foreclosure fight may be courtroom Controversy trails Ayers in retirement; routine bid to be named Professor Emeritus derailed by '74 book dedication to Robert Kennedy's killer Reinventing Detroit: The road from ruin NY Times: Resale fees that only developers could love On the waterfront. Take Me to the River. Finally. NY Times editorial: Obama's actions and record the opposite of the 'bold' he promised The next 5 world earthquakes NY Times op-ed: Obama's credibility gap Boston Herald: How hope, change, turned into bum year for Obama Rex Murphy: Obama's condemnation of Brown's pickup truck showed his snooty nose was plugged U.S. Supreme Court eases limits on election spending by businesses, unions Alaskan Senator threatens to handcuff EPA and Obama with obscure Congress move 9 U.S. banks shuttered in first 3 weeks of 2010; 140 in 2009 Boston Herald: How hope, change, turned into bum year for Obama Presidential Obama? finger-pointing, not 'buck stops here' Obama's 'Potemkin Politics': grand, public gestures concealing dysfunctional policies BBC analysis: Yemen yet another quagmire for Obama 'yes we can' approach? Krauthammer: A terrorist war Obama has denied David Frum: U.S. looks for bombs instead of terrorists Analysis: Obama White House can't admit wrong; dangerous pattern Time's Nina Easton: The End of Audacity -- Obama has turned U.S. public against 'big government' solutions Obama: Nobel Peace Prize acceptance speech supports 'good wars' praised by supporters and some foes for 'historic speech' -- "war as an instrument of peace" Obama's strategic blunder in Aghanistan policy -- from an Obama voter Worst U.S. unemployment in states Obama won big in 2008 what will impact be in 2010 mid-term elections? Economy of United States Malign Neglect -- Stephen Hayes on political correctness and institutional stupidity in the case of Nidal Malik Hasan Obama's mother becomes published author 14 years after her death -- her doctoral dissertation on Indonesia peasant economy edited into book by former thesis adviser
International	Business
Stonehenge skeleton came from Mediterranean Wartime secret agent's life comes to light after her death Brazil economy robust and recovering from lost decades of military rule China overtakes Germany as world's biggest exporter Giant Pimco selling off UK/US bonds -- is UK on 'brink of bankruptcy'? China: Not enough money in world to buy more U.S. debt England only G20 nation still in recession; £ threatened Report: N. Korea helped Iran duplicate cruise missiles bought on black market Making of a martyr: Death of defiant cleric revives Iran's reformists Can anything or anybody stop Iranian reform revolt now? Russia opens new pacific oil terminal; top exporter role confirmed India: Growing pressure for new states -- "Are 28 states enough for a billion people?" BBC: 'Smoking gun' Iranian documents show nuke weapons plans Cleveland Fed: Why didn’t Canada’s housing market go bust? 124 died in Russian nightclub fire eerily similar to Rhode Island club inferno Jewish groups back Muslims on Swiss minaret ban	NY Times: Why Taylor Momsen, Jon Stewart and Glenn Beck did not write this headline China subsidy for rat-proof refrigerators feeds appliance boom In sour U.S. home market, buying often now beats renting Did the manufacture of your iPhone make someone sick? VOIP a welcome addition to cellphones 39 investing secrets How to kill innovation: Keep asking questions Reynolds: Current parallels to crash and burn of 1700s economy eerie Horizon Bank in Washington state, first U.S. bank failure in 2010 New bids emerge for SAAB as dissolution under way What happened to your $$$: The Three Magi of the Meltdown Ending tech gap: Fighting trend, China is luring scientists home Detroit auto show: GM CEO Whitacre predicts return to profit this year Once-defiant Lordstown UAW Local now focuses on GM’s success Economist: bubble alert!!! -- Markets too dependent on unsustainable gov't stimulus RTTNews - Realtime Financial news, Economic news, Forex news, Stock Alerts, Breaking news.... Much-delayed Boeing Dreamliner to fly twice in December 130 U.S. banks failed in 2009; six closed last week

The Global	Warming Mythology
SurfaceStations.com More honesty and openness required says UK climate chief More Global Warming fraud... Single thermometer used to measure world temps above 65 degrees latitude, NOAA & GISS 'cherry-picking' Canadian data from warmer, southern measuring stations Apollo 7 astronaut: Global Warming debate is fact vs faith; scientific illiteracy real problem As Climategate becomes Pressgate, questions for the lapdog media bogus claim: World misled about Himalayan glacier meltdown Climate change debate continues in 'letters to editor' columns with sincere certainty creating doubt and animosity The New Big Lie: Climategate emails "not significant" Prentice attacks Copenhagen mutiny by Ontario, Quebec & Miller Prentice: Copenhagen Accord a positive agreement for Canada Read the final Copenhagen Accord Corcoran: Trouble over tree rings - Prt 2 Corcoran: A 2,000-page epic of science and skepticism - Prt 1 Re-look at 160 years of data by UK weather service -- Met Office has weather data back to 1854 -- because "public confidence in the science on man-made global warming has been shattered" UN says it takes underlying climategate fraud issue very seriously launches major investigation before Copenhagen summit G&M: Breach in global-warming bunker shakes foundations of climate science	Hide the decline - The indispensable A-Z in the climate debate Apollo 7 astronaut: Global Warming debate is fact vs faith; scientific illiteracy real problem First Climategate and now Glaciergate Mr. Gore, your solution to Global Warming is wrong Climate Depot: Climategate pulls back fraud wizards' curtain UN IPCC Expert: Consensus is a lie, GW Stopped in 1998 & southern hemisphere is cooling! Briggs blog: A Citizens Guide to Global Warming Less than half of published climate scientists support global warming theory! Toronto Star: Red faces at NASA over climate-change blunder Dust getting its due as a major player in climate, disease Time to ice Rover and Fluffy if you want to save the planet? Penn State Will Investigate 'Climategate' GlobalWarmingHysteria.com Ecomyths: how to understand contemporary issues Latest "Global Warming" Temps International Climate Science Coalition GlobalWarmingIssues.com 10 Myths of Global Warming Tree Hugger - green angels or political naifs? Hypocrite alarmism exploiter Al Gore refuses to adopt personal energy ethics pledge JunkScience.com: 'All the junk that's fit to debunk' Scientific American's response to global warming critics UK Telegraph: History of Climate Change E85 Ethanol Producers Read all the Climategate emails and documents and judge for yourself Climate Audit -- Steve McIntyre checks the numbers East Anglia climatologist at centre of email scandal steps aside 1975: "planet cooling for 30 years, Ice Age returning" 2009: "Nope, it's hot, ignore the data, trust us"
News	Features
Canadian actor Leslie Nielsen of 'Naked Gun' fame dies at age 84 Honestly, the brain doesn’t lie Scientists and soldiers solve a bee mystery How handwriting trains the brain; forming letters is key to learning, memory, ideas LA Times: Toronto gets a film and arts museum rolled into one as Bell Lightbox Edwin Newman, journalist, dies at 91 U.S. scientist finds the sleep switch in our brain Receipts contain bisphenol A B.C. ranchers defend feeding wine to cattle At least five new planets discovered Harrison Price, a planner of Disney Parks, dies at 89 Business risks in summertime: Too hot to handle? Dangers range from casual attire to vacation requests Mariano Rivera, King of the Closers Americans are treated, and overtreated, to death A decade later, genetic map yields few new cures Christopher Hitchens: An Orwell for our time Canadian-born legend Art Linkletter, TV host, dies at 97 Scientists create artificial life: World first as genome pioneer makes designer microbe from scratch Mice show pain through facial expressions, research finds Obsessively seeking original occupant; who was first to live where you live? Science and sophistry: the debate over high-fructose corn syrup lives lived: Allen Swift, voice actor for radio and TV, dies at 87 MI5 papers reveal pre-war fears of Hitler Youth link-up with Boy Scouts The mystery of Hitler's 'spyclists' The heat over bubbling Arctic methane Autism and toxins: what do we know, and what do we know we don't know? AARP studies D.C. seniors who join aging-in-place networks What's in Household Dust? Retirees trade work for rent at cash-poor parks Happiness wards off heart disease, study suggests Harvard Business Press books that topped 2009’s 'Best of' lists Secrets of worm grunting support Darwin's instincts after 127 years U.S. idea to shed body armour in Afghanistan to help 'bonding' with locals not popular with Canadians How to deal with the e-snub; or, why not to e-snub The real Serpico remains true to himself after 4 decades Times: How to keep your body in optimum shape at every age Charter schools growing in Los Angeles; students coming from public & private schools WSJ book review: The timeless challenge of trying to define time Eye test that spots Alzheimer's 20 years before symptoms: Middle-aged could be screened at routine optician's visit All fibers in foods not created equal Why hockey players can use Pilates to fight injury NY Times 'Best of': The 11 best foods you aren’t eating For the 55+ set: Like a college visit, minus the kegs Radon gas identified as America's leading in-home killer	An inside look at how Germany has rebuilt itself; It’s been two decades since the Berlin wall came down Geist: U.S. uses domain names as new way to regulate the Net Edmonton's Motoraunt, Cadillac of burger joints, is forced to hit the road once more; Iconic diner was built on the chassis of an old Eldorado It's good to think - but not too much, scientists say; mapping brain differences between thinkers and non-thinkers The Curious Case of Jerod Morris and Damien Cox Disputing Darwin: Researchers claim move toward empty living space drove evolution Wall Street Journal: The end of management; Corporate bureaucracy is becoming obsolete. Why managers should act like venture capitalists Sex lab holds key to knee orgasms and the cheating vaccine Mannix, we hardly knew ya! Gene analysis: A secret of longevity emerges wisdom real: Ageing brains retain knowledge, study finds Trivial Pursuit's place in Canadian cultural history Phys Ed: Can pickle juice stop muscle cramps? Bletchley Park WWII archive to go online For very young, peril lurks in lithium cell batteries Virginia launching portable housing for aging relatives Blinking often 'sign of a wandering mind' lives lived: Elizabeth Post of the etiquette family dies at 89 Tony Wilson: Want to buy a franchise? Read this first Human brains grow, change and can heal themselves Leon Harris: Understanding the rise and fall of local TV news in USA 'A poor sort of memory:' Teaching self-preservation at Baycrest Canada: A-Z guide to things Canadian Reitman and son: Filmmaking is a family business Top 10 foods for a good night's sleep AP: Genetic screening credited with major reduction in inherited diseases Obama's five collaboration mistakes and how to avoid them Root foods full of vitamins, minerals, fibre but not calories Nutrient 'cocktail' appears to improve Alzheimer's dementia symptoms Time: How cocaine scrambles genes in the brain Essay: Joel Achenbach on the 2000s: The decade we didn't see coming 10 foods that are good for you and why 10 ways to cut your travel costs this year Digging through the Dutch roots of Manhattan and New York Canadian study: Sepsis bigger killer than strokes & heart attacks deadly sepsis infections preventable, but often starts in hospitals What is Sepsis (detailed answer)? Sepsis explained in simple English Top 10 cycling routes in the world (#1 is Canadian!) Street names: from whence and why? The Who tragedy: 30 Years Later What is Cap and Trade? Why Cap and Trade would be bad for both the environment and the economy -- Youtube video by two EPA lawyers Why and how drinking too much water can be bad for you NPR: The 10 Best Cookbooks of 2009 225 inspiring photography tips 45% of employers use social networking sites to research job candidates Classic profiteroles recipe
Canadian history	Environment
Canadian Register of Historic Places Toronto's 'new' City Hall turns 45 The 'lost villages' under the St. Lawrence Seaway United Empire Loyalist Centre and Park - Adolphustown Settlement of Adolphustown 1878-1880 digital maps of Ontario Counties showing names of property owners Loyalist Township -- on the Bay of Quinte Hastings County GenWeb Project (Northumberland and Lennox & Addington content, too) Prince Edward County GenWeb Lennox and Addington County museum and Archives Northumberland County History and Genealogy Prince Edward County GenWeb Town of Napanee South Fredericksburgh Heritage Committee Marilyn Adams Genealogical Research Centre, Ameliasburgh Ontario Genealogical Society, Kingston Branch The On-Line Institute for Advanced Loyalist Studies I Found It! dedicated genealogy search engine Canadian history timeline Cyndi's list of Genealogy sites on the Internet Early Canadiana Online -- primary document searches Canadian genealogy & history links OCFA (Ontario Cemetery Finding Aid) Olive Tree Index to United Empire Loyalists Kawartha Ancestral Research Association A Loyalist bibliography Canadian Friends Historical Association -- Quakers Ontario Genealogy Records Online Genealogy Help List Canada Rootsweb Free obituaries on-line The big gEDcom and related areas National Archives of Canada -- Canadian Genealogy Centre Archives of Ontario Bill Martin's Ontario genealogy pages Mormon Family Search site	Giant carnivorous whale terrorized ancient oceans Some bees not that busy after all Tuna's end As the Sun awakens, NASA keeps a wary eye on space weather Dinosaurs died from sudden temperature drop 'not comet strike', scientists claim 48-mile-long iceberg calves off Antarctica; currents, ocean oxygen levels may be affected, say scientists Watch live hibernating Kermode Bear in British Columbia on webcam Benefits of trees in urban areas (and generally) 4,000 square kilometre paradise for polar bears, caribou and beluga whales Manitoba-protected boreal forest & coast along Hudson Bay an eco-tourism oasis
Solar and	Alternate Energy
Jatin Nathwani: Does Ontario’s Green Energy Act pass the ‘net benefit’ test? Half of German solar firms could go under California licenses world’s biggest solar thermal plant for Mojave desert -- 1,000MW; in contrast, only 481MW of solar panels installed in all U.S. in 2009 California Edison blankets warehouse roofs with solar panels Solar panel maker Suntech picks Phoenix suburb, Goodyear, for new factory Cheap hot water? Just add sunshine NY Governor Patterson announces major Syracuse solar power initiative Bay Street snubs green revolution Canada's largest solar farm, in Napanee -- 9.1 MW -- to have sibling in 2010 Rush is on to lock up rights to flat GTA rooftops New, tiny, glitter-sized photovoltaic cells may revolutionize solar power First solar-powered airplane flies -- briefly A guide to installing rooftop solar power Ellensburg (WA) residents invest in community solar power park reduce their individual & collective electricity costs Mainstream power? Lowe's to sell solar panels Flywheel batteries -- a new spin on energy storage Saving energy with solar power -- using homemade solar panels Scientific American blog: Should you add batteries to your solar array? Solar added to fossil fuel plants in pilot project California approves world's first orbiting solar plant	New piezo-electric railways harvest energy from passing trains National Geographic: Tough road to getting LED lights on the streets Why PEI’s wind plan is dying Wind power's health debate rages as siting of latest Eastern Ontario wind farm challenged Wind drives growing use of batteries Ethanol likely to have major role as fuel Hybrid plant shelved in California Exxon invests $600M in oil from algae In Utah, company to store energy in compressed air vaults underground Margaret Wente: Welcome to the wacky world of green power Future fuel: algae-produced oils? $36 million U.S. Government-backed Geysers geothermal project shut down due to risk of triggering California earthquakes
Technology	Automobility News
Fast Company: wi-fi-connected lightbulbs, coming to smart homes in 2012 Entrepreneurs find gold in used phones Computers set for quantum leap NY Times: Spinal-fluid test is found to predict Alzheimer’s To pack a stadium, provide video better than TV The Canadian who holds the key to the Internet A dam big project: Incredible images of construction work on 1,900ft-long Hoover Bridge Palm may be forced out of market it launched How those ubiquitous 'Hitler' parodies are made by tweaking subtitles U-2 spy plane evades the day of retirement 54 years after first flight in cold war service Digital location applications means never having to say you're sorry you missed a party Nuclear reactors shrinking in size; safety remains issue Next level for touch-screen technology; Canadian researcher blazing path to a Jetsons-like world Dot-com: ‘three letters and a punctuation mark’ that changed the world -- first dot-com was Symbolics.com on March 15, 1985 Thalidomide puzzle finally being solved, 50 years after heartbreak drug killed and maimed tens of thousands Three 'recent' technology innovations that changed America: TV, interstate highway system and the internet -- which is most important? X-15 test pilot Robert M. White, who made history with a 1962 test flight into space, dies at 85 Smart grid could turn appliances into spies, experts warn Adobe Photoshop turns 20 Mites the culprit in mass bee deaths How the web changed the world Facebook secuity settings to change now NY Times: Language as a blunt tool of the digital age Time: Top 10 scientific discoveries of 2009 Google loses to Canadian Groovle domain name claim Canadian-developed DNA technology helps identify mislabelled foods Discover Magazine blogs WISE satellite set to map the infrared universe will provide info on looming asteroids/meteorites Forrest Gump approach: "The sky is like a box of chocolates -- you never know what you're going to get." Canadian companies want to clean major India River before 2010 Commonwealth Games International Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas January 7-10, 2010 expecting 2700 companies and big tech launches KeepEarthBeautiful.org	Keystone parkway Is the greenest highway intersection in the U.S. Ralph Lauren ~ a real car guy: Engine of Style For the car of the future: Less is more 'I'm not a car guy': On the road with the new man at GM's wheel Morgan returns to its 3-wheel roots Chuck Jordan, innovative GM designer, dies at 83 Detroit’s monsters thrive on a diet of cheap gas in Caracas, Venezuela Last gasp for Dodge’s asp? Giant lane-straddling bus would create "moving tunnel" on urban roads Victoria, B.C. the birthplace of car licence plate Jaguar C-X75 range-extended turbine electric Canada's electric car technology on show 2011 Jaguar XJ breaks the mold, and will break hearts Gasoline cleaner choice for spark-plugless engine Celebrating 50 years of Mosport A used-car deal for the ages: 30 Bugattis sold in 1964 for a song James Bond Aston Martin, DB2 racer star in $6.8M auction Classic Alvis TE 1948 Chevrolet Fleetline Aerosedan coupe -- a modest car for a man of means An irreverent look at mopeds, scooters and their history Running the backwoods of Georgia in a Lotus Exige 240-S Michael Paul Smith builds scale models to house some of the model cars in his collection and depicts them in fictional town of Elgin Park, circa 1964 Porsche’s stealth debut of stunning 198 mph 918 hybrid Toyota woes highlight hi-tech car pitfalls Time: The rise of Toyota Should Chevy Corvette have 2 versions? Futuristic Kia hybrid has 746-mile range In a Prius preserve, shaken fans due to defects GM to build its own electric motors for hybrids, all-electrics Mercedes winged SLS targets Porsche, luxury supremacy NY Times: Less drama in Detroit as Lutz leaves the stage review: Crash Course: The American automobile industry’s road from glory to disaster Maharani: The '56 Cadillac with the kitchen sink The best-ever movie chase scene was 10 minutes of 'Bullitt' -- follow this video quest for the streets and scenes of Steve McQueen's San Francisco How Hyundai got hip #1 in biggest world market: GM China sales up 67% in 2009 2010 Buick LaCrosse stirs up new allure Tata Motors' Nano: World's cheapest car ($2,500) to be unveiled in Detroit Nissan Leaf plug-in electric car trumpets low cost Quebec adopts strict California car pollution standards, first province in Canada to do so, joins Vermont, Maine, New York Famous defunct auto brands Restored Mopar gems on the Prairies See it: Chevy Volt video preview drive 1909 Maxwell DA: History that’s more than the sum of its parts Ford and GM announce auto wifi Form over function in 2010 Acura ZDX with multiple blind spots Europe's version of Chevy Volt is called Ampera -- BBC likes it and unlike other electrics, the Ampera/Volt uses electric motors with gas engine solely to charge batteries on long trips -- full plug-in charge in 3 hours LA Car Show: Chevy Volt as good as clippings

Selected Video

Famous wind-blown Canadian ducks at Woodbine race track in Toronto (ducks not hurt; horse racing was suspended due to wind so racing cameraman watched ducks)

So a deer walks into a bar...

Northern Lights -- live after dusk

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