Weekly roundup: December 12-18
18 December 2011Articles
Don’t blame the politicians, Canadians killed Kyoto from The Globe and Mail
Website error worries Winnipeg Harvest from CBC.ca [Judging by earlier year submissions without CRA errors the top 9 at the organization still make <$80,000 and likely in about $50,000 because otherwise their other full-time employees make significantly less than minimum wage.]
Wanted: Better On-Street Retail in New Condos from UrbanToronto
Ontario ‘undermining’ police watchdog, ombudsman warns from The Globe and Mail
Outsourcing justice for fear of offending the police from Toronto Star
Amazon’s Jungle Logic from The New York Times
Canadian politics somehow got worse from National Post
Why Alex can’t add (or subtract, multiply or divide) from The Globe and Mail
Fess up on fees in ads, Ottawa tells airlines from The Globe and Mail
Pressure washed street art from Colossal
TTC: Be prepared to pay if you want subways from National Post
Tweets
I'm quite disturbed by mathematicians who think that programming is no business of theirs, but much more disturbed by the other way around.
— Conor McBride (@pigworker) December 16, 2011
https://twitter.com/#!/mikepmoffatt/status/146576882542985218
Bachmann: we've "gotten to a point where judges are the final arbiter of the law." Got to that point in 1787, I think.
— Philip Bump (@pbump) December 16, 2011
https://twitter.com/mikepmoffatt/status/147873861675925507
Video
PROTEIGON from STEVEN BRIAND on Vimeo.
^ from Colossal