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*Of note is that the Green Party is hosted in Edmonton, and that the Bloc is irrelevant.
I know what you're thinking. "Why couldn't I have had this precious info sooner, you useless bastard?!" Comments about my parentage aside, I can offer no explanation; only an apology and a promise to endeavour to be more on time in the future.
...
Man, I really don't want to do this research assignment.
A great many people involved with the Tories' in Alberta are also supporters of Premier Klein and the provincial incarnation of the party. I, for one, can't wait for the stringent safeguards that will soon be brought to Ottawa to take hold in Alberta as well.
Who could possibly be against bringing honesty and integrity to a government that settled a lawsuit in an attempt to sweep this under the rug:
So rejoice, disheartened Albertans. Change cometh! Unless, of course, all this accountability talk is just rhetoric. But, haha, they wouldn't do that to an optimistic fellow like me...
Would they?
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January 23, 2006 -- 10:57 PM
posted by alison
boo, I don't like the look of this
That's right, the ken doll look alike 
has been elected minority government leader. bugger.
stupid blue alberta
We can't even stake claim to "Redmonton" right now
January 23, 2006 -- 10:35 PM
posted by eric
MAD PROPS TO MATT LISSAC
peep his urbandictionary.com listing (oh taylor your checkmate is still there)
BoB Saget link send redefine 86 up, 6 down
The lowest card in a Full House.
I sure got dealt a Bob Saget.
Source: M. Lisac, Feb 7, 2005
YEEEAAAAAAAAA
January 23, 2006 -- 9:19 PM
posted by nobody knows my face
Yeah, Jsese: I say play the game and then come in time to see Akron. You DEFINITELY will not want to miss that. You'll have plenty more chances to see Cadence anyway.
Also: tickets for Moneen and Choke went on sale last week. I should probably get on that.
January 23, 2006 -- 6:22 PM
posted by Al
Speaking about voting...
Squashed like a fast flying, gold coloured bug
Well I lost against Overlord, now it's loser division time! Against some box dude.
January 23, 2006 -- 9:06 AM
posted by edo
Can you clearly cancel out a vote with more than two parties running? I suppose you vote for one of the top two contenders. Plus parties do get money for each vote. And some parties need the cash more than others.
Also for anyone planning to spoil a vote. (Personally I think getting out and spoiling a vote is more legitimate than sitting at home...)
January 22, 2006 -- 10:02 PM
posted by Jess
Beck & Keri - sorry I couldn't come out to help you guys out last night - my Dad was having a thing here that night and I was sort of expected to be around. Hope you like your new place.
January 22, 2006 -- 9:57 PM
posted by Par
Well, if you're still undecided for tomorrow, I have your answer. The information that will make your vote. The official Election 2006 "What Server Are They Running" index!
| Party | Server | Timeframe |
 | Windows 2000 Microsoft-IIS/5.0 | Always |
 | Linux Apache/1.3.33 Unix PHP/4.3.11 mod_ssl/2.8.24 OpenSSL/0.9.8 | Since 2005's switch from Windows |
 | Linux Apache/1.3.34 Unix PHP/4.4.1 | Always |
 | Linux Apache/2.0.50 Fedora | Since 2004's switch from FreeBSD |
I know what you're thinking. "Why couldn't I have had this precious info sooner, you useless bastard?!" Comments about my parentage aside, I can offer no explanation; only an apology and a promise to endeavour to be more on time in the future.
...
Man, I really don't want to do this research assignment.
January 22, 2006 -- 8:06 PM
posted by P
I liked that quote from the Sun article you put up Par:
... Mike Cardinal said yesterday he doesn't think he has to say he's sorry for what happened.
"I don't think it's necessary," he told the Sun. "I think the right decision was made. We could have fought the case and dragged it on for 10 years."
What a beautiful way to put out the fire.
January 22, 2006 -- 6:37 PM
posted by Par
Ok, I'll admit it. I'm pretty set for disappointment for tomorrow's election. I think we all pretty much know who'll be in 24 Sussex (if not how long he'll be there.) Nevertheless, it won't stop me from cancelling out my Dad's vote in my own riding. In the short term, that's about all I can hope for. Sure Jimmy boy hasn't ever publicly denied eating babies, but he'll probably still win nonetheless.
In the long term, however, my hope grows, if only for statements like these:
The Conservative Party will provide the leadership to stand up for honesty and integrity in government. We will put in place stringent safeguards that will prevent corruption and make government more transparent, democratic, and accountable.
A great many people involved with the Tories' in Alberta are also supporters of Premier Klein and the provincial incarnation of the party. I, for one, can't wait for the stringent safeguards that will soon be brought to Ottawa to take hold in Alberta as well.
Who could possibly be against bringing honesty and integrity to a government that settled a lawsuit in an attempt to sweep this under the rug:
Curtis Roth, who has been receiving disabled benefits, and Donald Fitfield, an amputee with a fused spine also on AISH, filed the class-action lawsuit in September 2004.Clearly some behaviour that was accepted in the past, like refusing to apologize to AISH recipients, will no longer be tolerated in this new era of leadership and accountability.
They alleged that their benefits were arbitrarily docked for the full amounts of overpayments that were caused by administrative errors. They also said they weren't fully compensated when the government underpaid them.
So rejoice, disheartened Albertans. Change cometh! Unless, of course, all this accountability talk is just rhetoric. But, haha, they wouldn't do that to an optimistic fellow like me...
Would they?
January 22, 2006 -- 1:31 PM
posted by eric
HOLYSHIT TONY THIS COULD BE HUGE:
Rumours of MY BLOODY VALENTINE reuniting to play Coachella
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