 in this country by dumping their truck loads of work boots in front of Jim's campaign office.
Holding the sign is Willy from Whitby who was one of my most dedicated and hard working campaign volunteers from the 2008 Election in which Willy and I did all that we could to give "Flaherty the boot"..
Come to think of it, why did the people of Whitby-Oshawa elect a Member of Parliament like Jim Flaherty, just to see them prorogue Parliament and avoid accountability?
No one hates accountability more than Harper, except perhaps Jim "It’s not my fault". Flaherty.
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Way to go Willy -- great sign.
Let`s just hope the people do not forget by the time an election rolls around.
Harper seriously underestimated Canadians this time out.
Of course in his own smug way I am almost certain he thinks that a god like himself can do no wrong.
Maybe he just thinks that Canadians should get stuffed, get over it & just generally buzz-off.
Hey wait a minute, that is exactly what he told us trust investors after he threw us the deep cold murky shaft.
Say Steve, as Willy says, what about those detainees??
Dr Mike Popovich
The anti - prorogue protests are akin to the Massachusetts upset in U.S. of North America. As my dear brother says - Massachusetts proves there is a God. It is not a partisan issue.
In Ontario, McGuinty is helping the Global Corporate Greed Funnel suck the blood out of the taxpayer and steal the candy from the kids, by signing on to the Samsung Deal for "clean energy". Why weren't Ontario Cos. given the chance to bid on this? and create permanent jobs and BUSINESSES in Ontario? - by and for Ontarians?
Obviously, the loss of a vibrant manufacturing sector in Ontario doesn't matter. Well Mr. McGuinty, Ontarians didn't vote for that. You'll find that out, sooner or later. Just like the HST.
One could almost assume anything, as Samsung is one of the HUGE GLOBAL CORPS. sponsoring the OLYMPICS in Vancouver. Is it a nice little payoff prize for that sponsorship? - NOT TO Ratepayers or Taxpayers or Jobless or Ontario Manufacturers - NOT TO THE REAL PEOPLE WHO PAY THE BILLS! And just imagine the higher HST on what will be the UNNECESSARY HIGHER rates for electricity! McGuinty says he's looking out for the taxpayer, eh?! McGuinty will help the Global Corps. and the government continue to rape the citizens, because he likes to be in the club that TAKES - it protects HIS OWN personal interests. He wants a future for himself in that club!
McGuinty speaks with a forked tongue - just like Smitherman did/does. What nonsense to purport to support jobs for Canadians by Canadians and thus redevelop a stronger manufacturing sector in Ontario. And all the hogwash talk about not supporting "Buy American"! Globalization now champions Nafta! Nope, the McGuinty Plan is the Harper Plan - SELL Canada out; enriching the few and impoverishing and crippling the Ontarian and the Canadian, a.k.a. the many.
The Income Trust Tax Leakage LIE seems to be the script of "The Book" by which all Canadian governments are deliberately playing: STEAL and SUPPLANT.
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After the visit, there is the opportunity to have dinner in the “Montreux Jazz Café” at own cost.
After the great success of last year’s event where we introduced the “Under One Roof“ project during its construction phase, we now have the pleasure to invite you again to EPFL in order to show you the finalized building, which was officially opened on November 3, 2016.
The „Experimental exhibition space“, which currently has the exhibition „Noir, c’est noir? “ (Is black black?) that explores the interaction between light and the work of the French artist Pierre Soulages.
The Montreux Jazz Café and Archives, which is dedicated to presenting the famous festival’s archives (more than 5000 concerts), which are inscribed in the UNESCO Memory of the World Register.
Head of Content for the “Under One Roof”/“ArtLab” project and an SJCC alumnus himself, Luc Meier has kindly agreed to make himself available again to show the ArtLab Building to SJCC members and selected guests.
Meeting point is at 6 pm at the „Montreux Jazz Café“ inside the ArtLab Building.
After the visit, which will take about 90 mins, there is the opportunity to have dinner in the “Montreux Jazz Café” at own cost.
We very much hope that you can join us for this event.

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bottom band? ::..I think it’s perfectly fine to root for a villain and hope that they come out on top in the end, but it’s a whole other thing to completely miss that the show is telling you that they’re the villain. Like I get it, so and so is getting in the way of your favorite character being a bad ass, but hating a character for doing something that in the real world would be considered the right thing to do always seemed dumb to me. It’s like people weren’t even paying attention when Walt said “I did it for me”.Microsoft Trustworthy Computing head Craig Mundie says the company plans to fix security holes in Windows -- even if it means forced upgrades and breaking applications customers use every day. Paul Boutin reports from Mountain View, California.
MOUNTAIN VIEW, California -- Microsoft's security honcho has a message for Windows users: Let's roll.
Craig Mundie, who oversees the company's Trustworthy Computing initiative, told an audience Wednesday that in response to the threat of terrorist cyberattacks, Microsoft would deploy security fixes to its installed base of hundreds of millions of computers worldwide in the coming year -- even if those fixes break applications in use by customers.
"We're going to tell people that even if it means we're going to break some of your apps, we're going to make these things more secure. You're just going to have to go back and fix it," said Mundie in a public presentation at the company's Silicon Valley campus in Mountain View, California.
"We're all going to have to collectively spend more, both in the development and maintenance of these machines, if were going to be more secure."
Mundie's slides showed a computing ecosystem that included a malicious "hacker" whose presence threatened its equilibrium.
"We'll continue to make progress in the security area. New versions of many products will come out," he said.
Trustworthy Computing, a sweeping overhaul of Microsoft's software, business models and programming practices, was publicized in January by a company-wide memo from Microsoft chairman Bill Gates.
But Mundie, who reports directly to Gates, claimed the program had been in development much longer. "We didn't just fall off the turnip truck a year ago and realize we needed to do this," he said. "We started thinking about this three years ago.
"We decided in May 2001 to have this Trusted Computing Forum in November," he said. "Of course, between May and then we had September."
During the week of Sept. 11-18, 2001, terrorist attacks and the Nimda virus changed the public's perspective on security, he said.
Mundie, a computer scientist who rose to CEO at parallel computing systems-maker Alliant before joining Microsoft in 1992, acknowledged that Microsoft's business models may have abetted crackers. The company's revenues were driven by sales of new versions of software with hordes of new features.
"As you do that over a period of 20-odd years, you end up with a lot of features that aren't used by many people," Mundie said. Left unmanaged, he explained, these