St. Clair Channelkeeper calls for Panel Study on Shell mega-refinery proposed for the St. Clair
St. Clair Channelkeeper calls for Panel Study on Shell mega-refinery proposed for the St. Clair Posted on May 17, 2008 by John Donovan. Categories: Canada, Environment, United States. East China Township, Michigan. St. Clair Channelkeeper, a member organization of Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s Waterkeeper Alliance, is calling on Michigan residents and communities to demand that Canada subject Shell Canada to the highest level of environmental assessment under Canadian law for the review of its prop
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Max Kennedy (center) & OSU students. Max Kennedy, 43, Robert F. Kennedy’s son, and Treat Williams, a friend and actor, visited American Dream Pizza restaurant in Oregon. They chatted with Oregon State University students on Wednesday, May 14, 2008. They were all backing Senator Barack Obama. Max Kennedy has campaigned for Obama in Texas. He worked as an attorney before becoming a college lecturer in English and biology at Boston College. Max said that the Kennedy family was divided in
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Sad that of all people, the right southern reverend would be the one to make light of violence against a black candidate. The Boston Globe blog: Nothing to joke about Posted by Foon Rhee, deputy national political editor Mike Huckabee got some laughs -- but raised eyebrows -- with an attempt at humor at the National Rifle Association conference this afternoon in Kentucky. There was an unexpected slam offstage while Huckabee was speaking, and he said, “That was Barack Obama, he just tripped off
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Talk Talk: Ryan Seacrest, Teri Hatcher, Alan Alda Posted May 16th 2008 5:04PM by Bob Sassone Filed under: Late Night, TV Royalty, Programming, Celebrities, Talk Show, Reality-Free Here's who's on the late night shows tonight. Charlie Rose: Lt. General Ricardo Sanchez The Late Show with David Letterman: Teri Hatcher and Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. Jay Leno: Matthew Fox and Kathleen Edwards Jimmy Kimmel Live: Ryan Seacrest and Clay Aiken Tavis Smiley: Barbara Walters and Daniel Beaty Late Night
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NM-Sen: As mcjoan wrote earlier, Democrat Tom Udall is kicking all kinds of ass in the Senate race. He has a monster lead, 25+ points, over both his Republican opponents, Heather "Nipplegate" Wilson and Steve Pearce. Udall started the race with a wide lead, and as the race has carried on, it has only expanded. Pearce, and especially Wilson, were considered formidable opponents before the race began, but it is currently looking like a potential blowout reminiscent of Minnesota Sen. Amy Klobucha
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. Or will we have to become pagan and homosexual before our military aid will be accepted? Russia accused of annexing the Arctic for oil reserves by Canada The battle for "ownership" of the polar oil reserves has accelerated with the disclosure that Russia has sent a fleet of nuclear-powered ice breakers into the Arctic. It has reinforced fears that Moscow intends to annex "unlawfully" a vast portion of the ice-covered Arctic, beneath which scientists believe up to 10 billion tons of ga read
Ah, SFist. Since I started this little site in 2005, SFist has been one of those constants on the blogging scene, always providing a mix of news and fun and the folks over there just radiate good energy. (I mean that, I'm not being a Snarky McBlogsnot). And, because they're so darn awesome, they have the two links you need to survive Bay to Breakers: the liquor store guide for the BTB route and the incredibly detailed MUNI press release including added N Judah service. (BTW, has anyone noted t read
I find it amazing the way you can take a bunch of abstract nonsense and turn it into concrete Haskell code for doing something mundane. Having down-to-earth examples really does help with getting your head around the abstractions. Anyway, on page 43 of Categories for the Working Mathematician (2nd Ed.) is the 'interchange law' for horizontal and vertical composition of natural transformations. Not only can we find a nice mundane example to help thinking about it, we can even test it using Quick read
Ready. Set. HI HO!… San Francisco Sentinel Photo Copyright © 2008 BY LAURA DUDNICK Bay City News Wild costumes. Naked runners. Kegs of beer in shopping carts. Those are some of the much-anticipated and not unusual sights one might expect during Sunday’s ING Bay to Breakers race in San Francisco. But the event is not a complete free-for-all. Race organizers on the Bay to Breakers Web site advise that alcohol and nudity are not allowed within the course. Pets, roller skates, skateb read
Jerryに出ようと言われて、参加する事になりました。 今日はサンフランシスコのシティホールでエントリー。 画像のゼッケン、T-シャツとタイムを計る為のバッジをもらいました。 ホールではマラソンGoodsが展示と販売されていて、靴はブカブカなので 格安で購入。とりあえず、これでなんとかなるか。 レースは日曜日の朝でサンフランシスコの真ん中を縦断する形で、湾の内側から太平洋側へ１２km走る。 負けない宣言したので、やるしかない。 http://www.ingbaytobreakers.com/r... read
