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Flickr is Still Awesome. Pinterest, Not So Much
A couple of weeks ago, I noticed one of the Pinterest photos on this blog had been replaced with a blank image. No problem — I went back into Pinterest, found a new photo to embed, done and done. And now all the Pinterest images I’ve embedded on all of my blogs are toast. Taken [...] [read more]
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If the Opposition Fumbles This Ball They're Not Fit to Govern
Nix "Duffygate," trash "Senategate," this is "HarperGate" and that's what the opposition needs to hammer away at. [read more]
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140 Law - Legal Headlines for Tuesday, May 21, 2013
Here are the leading legal headlines from Wise Law on Twitter for Tuesday, May 21, 2013: [read more]
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Protected: The Grad School Gospels
There is no excerpt because this is a protected post. [read more]
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Jail to the Chief from Intellectual Froglegs! (Video)
Fail to the Chief [read more]
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Akaash Maharaj: A Witness to Triumphs and Terrors
My article in the Huffington Post: Recently, work took me to Istanbul to meet with the Syrian resistance. We discussed options for the international community to help bring an end to the Syrian war, by destroying the financial networks that enable the Assad regime to purchase weapons and finance assaults against civilians. [read more]
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Times Toronto: Guilty until Proven Innocent by Toronto Star and Mayor must Go!
Times Toronto: Guilty until Proven Innocent by Toronto Star and Mayor must Go! http://peterclarketoronto.com/ [read more]
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In Defence of (internal) Polls
Canada’s political pollsters got it spectacularly wrong in British Columbia and in Alberta. [read more]
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Foreign aid? and Foreign compliance
The next time Americans hear about foreign banks getting sweet cheap loans, I hope they would think of what foreign government agents do to earn Western favors. [read more]
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On polls and election predictions
If nothing else, the BC Liberals' entirely unexpected and dominating win in BC last night will be a useful lesson in humility for pollsters and those that rely on them to prognosticate about elections. All the polls showed a strong (and possibly growing) lead for the NDP, and poll aggregators like threehundredeight.com were predicting a 98.3% chance of winning the popular vote and the actual results were outside of the predicted likely seat range. Clearly the polls (and thus any model based ... [read more]
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