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Author Archives: Larry Russwurm
Two Thoughts II
I’m sick to death with governmental misdirection in the recession. In order to trumpet job creation, government leaders sometimes fail to mention that some jobs created are part time. They love to give the stat of how many total jobs … Continue reading
Posted in Humour, Politics
Tagged a bit effeminate, creative job creation stats, gigs, mittens vs. gloves, super masculine
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Mmmm War
I’m still on my Amundsen kick. This time it’s the fascination with the way he made Antarctic expeditions more efficient by using sled dogs to pull the supplies and as the supplies were used, ate some of the sled dogs … Continue reading
A Dog’s Life and Lies We Tell Ourselves
In the news recently was a sled dog “cull”. It happened in B.C. after the Vancouver Olympics. There was supposed to be a boom in business for sled dog adventures after the Olympics, but of course there was none. So … Continue reading
The Amundsen Observatory
We all know what lies at the North Pole. Just mentioning it probably brings up images of a red and white barber pole with a triangular banner bearing the words ‘North Pole’. And of course in the near vicinity lives … Continue reading
To Colourize or to Decolourize
I know a number of cinemaphiles. So when colourizing first came about for black and white films, I heard some of the debate. The name that kept on coming up to not colourize was Alfred Hitchcock’s film Psycho. For some … Continue reading
Northern Dominance
It seems to me that northern nations have more than held their own against southern neighbours. Even when those southern neighbours outnumber their northern cousins. (Full disclosure: I am a Canadian, the second most northern land there is. That’s right … Continue reading
Posted in History, Politics, Wee Bit O' Humour
Tagged Argentina and Brazil, Canada - US relations, colder climate people like going to warmer climates, has south to north immigration changed everything, latitudinist, Mongolians and China, South Africa and its neighbours, Vikings and Europe, warmer climate people don't like going to colder climates, winter forces us to stay civilized
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Socialism Puts the Social in Social Democracy
I keep hearing some of the political discourse from the United States. Apparently socialism is worse than any of the dirty words. I’m surprised the FCC doesn’t bleep the word on network TV. Did Americans forget they are a Social … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, Wee Bit O' Humour
Tagged Canada, companies that are too big too fail, corporate welfare, Democrats and Republicans both advanced socialism, developed contries, public defenders, public educators, social democracy, socialism, the justice system, the United States, the welfare state
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Traiters
Update: Here is a third influence of date of birth effecting people. In the article kids with birthdates later in the year are more likely to be on drugs for ADHD. And now that I’ve seen this, I bet back … Continue reading
Posted in Pseudo Science, Science, Social Science, Wee Bit O' Humour
Tagged Capricorn A's, Capricorn B's, differently calendared exception, hockey player evidence for traiters, mental illness evidence for traiters, Ophiuchus traits, possible disdain from astrology and astronomy, possible traiter survey of astrology traits, southern hemisphere exception, traiter philosophy, traiters
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Thoughts on What Really is Asian
It seems that using the name Asian to describe orientals is all the rage. Especially amongst the younger, more with it crowd. I think the name came from the oriental community, itself. Sometimes I am all for people defining themselves. … Continue reading
How Art Made Me Fail a Science Course
Whereas my last post wast kind of boastful of my unique handwriting, this post is the opposite. Being an artist, taking science courses is usually just a bit curious. Usually it only has slight ramifications. Like for graphing in 3D, … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Humour, Politics, Science
Tagged aesthetics, artist, artistic 3D axes, electromagnetics, handwriting, physics, pirate variables, political cartoons, various r's
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