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Well, that means his brain is still working. You may notice that Sankey said that he "loved being apart of it" (the Riders) rather than he loved "being a part of it". A Freudian slip?

Well., it did spark several moderately entertaining movies

Butbutbut....these are two of the three major food groups: fat. salt and sugar. What's the problem?

That may not be the good news you may think it is.

The best cure for a hangover is oxygen and Pedilite. Works every time.

Or pulling on your socks in the locker room.

Tory came into office promising a more ethical administration than the reign of Ford. Tory blamed his months-long trysts on COVID. Hmmmm....same old stories, lying Tories?

Officer took photos of beaten Tyre Nichols 'and sent the photos' to 'a female acquaintance' In Memphis, five fired police officers — Demetrius Haley, Justin Smith, Desmond Mills Jr., Emmitt Martin III and Tadarrius Bean — are facing second-degree murder charges in connection with the death of Tyre Nichols, who, according to prosecutors, was severely beaten on January 7 and died three days later. Details in the case, which has inspired protests all over the United States, continue to emerge. And according to the Associated Press (AP), newly released documents indicate that when Nichols was pulled out of his car that day, Haley “never explained why he was being stopped.” AP reports, “The Memphis Police Department blasted Demetrius Haley and four other officers as ‘blatantly unprofessional’ and asked that they be stripped of the ability to work as police for their role in the January 7 beating, according to documents released Tuesday by the Tennessee Peace Officers Standards and Training Commission. They also include revelations that Haley took photographs of Nichols as he lay propped against a police car, then sent the photos to other officers and a female acquaintance.”

Its not about creativity- its all about profit and tie-ins for that.

I love the incredible of good ethnic foods available in Winnipeg and have come to relish many of them.

Crispr has its problems. On a semi-related note, a seer named Edgar Cayce stated way back a hundred years ago that Atlanteans "grew" semi-humanoids some 80,000 years ago for dangerous labour.

Soooo....he was as accurate as usual? CBC did a piece on this Roxton border crossing late last summer.

Monomaniacal tyrants rarely see reality. For Putin, because he is losing the war of attrition, its now or never because every day that passes without a victory is a day closer to his assassination or sudden death from "natural causes". Putin lost yet another general yesterday and since the military ousted the Kremlin leadership in 1989 after Matthias Rust flew his little plane across Russia undetected and humiliated Russia, the precedent has been set. So far, the killing of potentially problematic oligarchs has kept them in line, but that is not going to last as they are bleeding millions of rubles every day and are being denied trips to the Riviera.

Heavy weaponry is starting to pour into Ukraine and the Russians want to strike a decisive blow and seize as much land as possible before the armaments make their way to the front lines. This may be Putin's last chance to save his administration and his own life. Desperation time in the Kremlin.

More DeSantis Lies And Cowardice Gov. Ron DeSantis wanted guns banned from his re-election, but he also wanted the city of Tampa to take the blame for it, which demonstrates that the Florida governor is a Trump clone. The Washington Post reported: The Republican governor’s campaign wanted weapons banned from his victory celebration at the city-run Tampa Convention Center, a city official said in emails obtained by The Washington Post. And the campaign suggested that the city take responsibility for the firearms ban, the official said — not the governor, who has been a vocal supporter of gun rights. “DeSantis/his campaign will not tell their attendees they are not permitted to carry because of the political optics,” Chase Finch, the convention center’s safety and security manager, said in an Oct. 28 email to other city officials about the request, which was conveyed by the Florida Department of Law Enforcement, a state police agency led by a DeSantis appointee. DeSantis wanted the city to tell anyone who asked that it was their policy not to allow guns in the building, which was a lie.

Moldova Says Russia Crossed Its Airspace to Hit Ukraine Russia breached Moldovan airspace in its Friday attack on Ukraine, the Moldovan government said. At least one missile fired from the Black Sea into Ukraine crossed Moldova’s sovereign airspace, the government said, adding that no one was hurt. Moldova also said a missile crossed Romanian airspace, which Romania—a NATO member—denied. Such a breach would be a very serious matter, analysts say. The Russian ambassador to Moldova was summoned over the incident. Separately, Moldovan Prime Minister Natalia Gavrilita announced on Friday that her 18-month-old government would resign, ending a critical period for the country, which sits on Ukraine’s border.

"It is easier to fool people than convince them they have been fooled"- Mark Twain “Pretty much the last step”: Legal experts say subpoena shows special counsel closing in on Trump Special counsel Jack Smith issued a subpoena to former Vice President Mike Pence after months of negotiations in a sign that the investigation into the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol is nearing its "climax," according to legal experts. Smith, who is overseeing Justice Department probes into former President Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago documents scandal and the Jan. 6 Capitol riot, requested testimony and documents from Pence related to Trump's failed effort to overturn his election, ABC News and other outlets reported on Thursday. The subpoena followed months of negotiations between prosecutors and Pence's attorneys, according to the report. The move suggests that the probe is entering a "more advanced stage," ABC News reported, but it's not clear whether Pence may try to use executive privilege claims to fight the subpoena, which could set off a lengthy legal battle. Former federal prosecutor Renato Mariotti predicted that Pence will "testify one way or another" https://www.salon.com/2023/02/10/pretty-much-the-last-step-legal-experts-say-subpoena-shows-special-counsel-closing-in-on/

Gonna be a long time until he eats again.