No sane man can condemn another for killing a rabid animal, especially one that immediately threatens his life or the lives of others. As with the rabid animal, a proper show of moral superiority or mercy is impossible; the quicker it's destroyed the better.

Since terrorists--particularly jihadists--are not enemy soldiers, represent no formal armed force and cannot be reasoned with, by their very nature the GCs cannot apply to them. They can only be killed; they chose that fate the moment they reached for the sword.

When will the GCs be respected by the terrorists?

And why are so many on the left demanding the animals get the legal protections of the very civilization(s) they seek to destroy?

Made into a movie "Saving Luna"
Trailer: http://ca.youtube.com/watch?v=0ruu-UN4_Yc

http://www.telefilm.gc.ca/data/production/prod_4978.asp?lang=en&cat=lm&y=2007

I beat him to it by about 2 months!

comment by dannym3141:
OK.. I'm the world's biggest prince of persia fan, and i have several questions.

1. Why the fuck does this persian prince sound like fucking john wayne? Why does he have an american accent? Why does she? What happened to the persian almost film noir atmosphere and accents?
2. Why are the acrobatics suddenly unrealistic? I'll be the first to admit that wall running and perhaps another couple of the abilities in the previous games were bending physics a little, but you might as well not bother with the concept of gravity now.

WTF are they doing?

Just read the wikipedia. Apparently it's a new prince. Wankers. Why not call it prince of hicksville, usa in a fancy dress costume and have done with it.

God i'm such a prince of persia fanboy.

Didn't know that there was a Canadian Ice Service, part of the federal Ministry of Environment (Environment Canada).
http://ice-glaces.ec.gc.ca/App/WsvPageDsp.cfm?ID=11912&Lang=eng
The Northwest Passage in the Canadian Arctic was ice free and open to navigation for 4 weeks this year.
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2007/09/070917-northwest-passage.html

The experimental farm beside my house (http://www4.agr.gc.ca/AAFC-AAC/display-afficher.do?id=1170701489551) has a cow with one of these and another one with a window instead of an open port so you can watch it digest. Hey science ain't always pretty folks, but these things are done for legitimate reasons.

>> ^quantumushroom:
Bret Michaels has the powers of Spider-Man!


rofl!

Hadn't seen chordie yet. Looks interesting though. Ultimate-guitar is usually OK, but there's a lot of incorrect tabs there. I use it for weird chords and work the rest out by ear. I dig the GC/DC name. Reminds me of the shirt I saw a few weeks ago:

http://t-shirts.cafepress.com/item/gsus-saves-long-sleeve-dark-
tshirt/190691807

Did he just compare the wonderful ladies from Whore Ball Jugglers to the women working in a sweatshop?! Outrageous! Apparently Noam hasn't seen what kind of sausage fest these sweatshops can be!

http://bst.gc.ca/en/reports/marine/2001/m01c0054/m01c0054.asp

On 08 August 2001, the Windoc departed Thunder Bay with a cargo of wheat for Montréal, Quebec. At 1748 eastern daylight time (EDT) on 11 August 2001, the vessel arrived at the southern entrance to the canal. It then proceeded under vertical-lift Bridge 21 and bascule Bridge 19A and entered Lock 8. At 1923, it departed the lock, passed under bascule Bridge 19, and proceeded downbound in the canal. Eight of the 22 crew members on board were permitted to disembark from the vessel before it proceeded downbound.

At 2028, the master of the vessel informed the TCC controller on VHF radiotelephone channel 14 that the vessel was off Port Robinson. Accompanying the master in the wheelhouse were the third officer and a wheelsman. The vessel's speed over the ground averaged approximately six knots from Port Robinson to Bridge 11.

The vessel proceeded downbound, and the wheelhouse team observed the flashing amber approach light, located 925 m from the bridge on the west side of the canal, which indicated that the bridge operator was aware of the approaching vessel. The speed of the vessel was reported to be approximately five knots. As the vessel neared the bridge, the signal lights on the bridge were flashing red and the lift span was being raised. When the vessel was approximately 0.75 to 0.5 nm from the bridge, the signal lights changed to solid green and the lift span was in the fully-raised position. With the centre line of the vessel lined up with the bridge signal lights, the vessel proceeded under the bridge.

When the vessel was approximately halfway under the bridge, the third officer observed that the bridge signal lights were solid red and the lift span was descending. At 2053, the master sounded a few blasts on the ship's whistle. The master, without identifying himself or the bridge in question, called the TCC on VHF channel 14 about the lowering of the bridge. The master quickly stopped the engines and ordered an evacuation of the wheelhouse.

The master and third officer left the wheelhouse by the starboard navigation bridge wing. As they proceeded down the external bridge access ladder, the span of the bridge struck the vessel in way of the wheelhouse front windows, subsequently destroying the vessel's wheelhouse and funnel.

The wheelsman remained at his station in the wheelhouse and lay down on the deck as the bridge span passed overhead. He freed himself from the debris and descended by the deckhouse stairwell before the third officer returned to the wheelhouse to look for him. When the TCC controller heard a call on VHF channel 14 about a bridge being lowered, he recognized the voice and used a camera, located at Seaway mile 14.6, west of Port Robinson, to look at Bridge 11. The controller saw that the stern of the vessel had not yet cleared the bridge, and the fixed camera mounted on the east tower of Bridge 11 showed that the picture on the monitor was shaking. Thus, the controller concluded that the bridge had been lowered onto the vessel.

The operator took two Darvon-N tablets at approximately 0800 that morning to relieve back pain and had consumed between two and four glasses of wine around lunch time. Between 1300 and 1400, he received a telephone call from an SLSMC team leader, who asked if the operator would agree to work an overtime shift that evening on Bridge 11. The bridge operator agreed. No information concerning his fitness for work was exchanged at the time of the request, nor was it common practice to do so. SLSMC's policy is that no employee shall report to duty with their ability impaired. After the telephone call, the operator relaxed, ate, and tried to get some sleep but did not sleep. Reportedly, he did not consume any additional alcohol or take any medication after accepting to work the overtime shift.

When I was 9 yrs old, I played the Class Clown album over and over, until I learned how to use foul language properly....Take care George-you made your indelible mark, burned into many a consciousness....Cheers!

At a formal dinner party, the person nearest death should always be seated closest to the bathroom.-GC

You want to hear something messed up, sure you do. My ex got this game for the GC and we both had character. When we broke up I ended up with the game and my next girlfriend a year later created a character as well. I'm living on the block where all my girlfriends live...creepy and sad lol

Oh, I'm with you, Mycroft. I'm all over this when it comes out. I got to play the original on the N64, but missed out on the GC. Online play? I'm there.

Canadians are not prohibited from seeking and paying for for-profit health care in other countries where ever it is offered. Except in a very few rare insances Canada does not fund for-profit healthcare with public money.

Here is some information on the Canada Health Act: http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/hcs-sss/medi-assur/overview-apercu/index_e.html

The Romanow Report: http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/english/care/romanow/hcc0086.html

As to your question re a funding adequacy-level, I'm not an analyst but it's reasonable to assume that the funds which were removed need to be replaced, funding levels need to be returned to pre-1993 levels, adjusted for inflation, and additional funds may be required to ameliorate damages to the delivery system and infrastructure due to the past fifteen years which saw insufficient funding for health care.

Regarding budgets, debt and deficits I recommend going to your public library and checking out Linda McQuaig's "Shooting the Hippo".

review: http://www.peak.sfu.ca/the-peak/96-1/issue4/hippo.html

reanimated with George Clinton and the Parliament-Funkadelic performing Saturday, April 21,2007, at the Houston International Festival. Watch the group's crack-addled (seen GC hittin' a pipe inna back of a limo) performance of their song "Give Up The Funk."