Saturday, September 08, 2007

Southwest Airlines' dress code - Kyla Ebbert



UPDATE: Click here to find out more.

Southwest fashion police set no-fly zone
As the mercury climbed over 100 on Labor Day, I called Southwest Airlines with a not entirely hypothetical question:

Could a young woman board a flight to Tucson today wearing a bikini top?

Angelique, the agent who took my call, assured me that a young woman could.

"We don't have a problem with it if she's covered up in all the right spots," she said. "We don't have a dress code."

Tell that to Kyla Ebbert, who was escorted off a Southwest Airlines flight two months ago for wearing an outfit far less revealing than a bikini top. Click here to read more.

UPDATE: Click here to see the other Kyla Ebbert posts.

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Friday, September 07, 2007

Bushism ;)


APEC? OPEC? Thanks Austria
US President George W. Bush today thanked "Austrian" Prime Minister John Howard, in front of a summit of business leaders, for being a kind OPEC host. Click here to read more.

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Stephen Harper's entourage arrives in Sydney Australia



Aussie comedy troupe rides 'Canadian' motorcade through APEC summit security
Members of an Australian comedy TV show, one dressed as Osama bin Laden, drove a Canadian-flagged motorcade through two security checkpoints in Sydney Thursday before being stopped near a hotel where U.S. President George W. Bush is staying. Click here to read more.

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Thursday, September 06, 2007

Meet Mr. Chinocchio - Brian Mulroney


Whether you love or hate Pierre Trudeau, he is no longer in this World. If Brian Mulroney had nothing good to say about him, then it would have been better that he said nothing at all rather than badmouth Mr. Trudeau. I personally have nothing against Brian Mulroney but I thought his comments about Trudeau were inappropriate. I agree with Stephane Dion when he said that Trudeau cannot defend himself, thus it's wrong for Mulroney to make such statements.
Also, I believe that Trudeau was one of the greatest Prime Ministers we’ve ever had. He was very strong on human rights issues, he had international stature and he gave Canada visibility and recognition on an international level.

I think we should celebrate Pierre Trudeau's achievements as a Great Canadian Prime Minister.

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A New Closed Doors Partnership



Nuclear Energy club members - Silence first on SPP and now on GNEP (Global Nuclear Energy Partnership). Should Canadians be worrried? Should the World be worried?

Click here to read more!

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Monday, September 03, 2007

Senator Larry Craig's denial. He firmly pleads that his foot is definitely not guilty



What the heck. I have reviewed considerable material - editorials, news stories and some Youtube videos and come to the conclusion that making more fun of the Senator is OK.

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Sunday, September 02, 2007

George W. Bush has solved the mystery of Iraq's Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD)



Now would he bomb the United Nations?
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Chemical From Iraq Discovered at U.N.
By ROBERT D. McFADDEN
Published: August 31, 2007

No unconventional weapons were found in Iraq after the United States-led invasion in 2003. But a potentially deadly chemical agent produced by Saddam Hussein’s regime has turned up, improbably, in an office at the United Nations in New York, and it had the F.B.I. and the city police scrambling yesterday. Click Here to read more at the New York Times

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Saturday, September 01, 2007

Iggy is huffin and puffin in Saint John's ;)


Ignatieff touts `noble' puffin
"They (puffins) hide their excrement. They have good family values. They flap their wings very hard and they work like hell. This seems to me a symbol for what our party should be," Ignatieff told reporters yesterday.

"My wife and I were very impressed with the noble bird. Noble in my lexicon means underappreciated as well." Click Here to Read More at the Toronto Star.

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