Hi all,
I read the news today, oh boy...
i - The Bento Box: Make it healthy, make it colourful, or make it into action figures. Play with your food, Japanese style.
ii - Scotland, according to the map, only has 283 Munros, not 284. The good news is, that’s one less I have to climb to complete some crazy quest. 1 down, 282 to go!
iii - Missing bodies: Searching for the remains of unaccounted American soldiers from wars past.
iv - Castor, the man, the woman, and the 800m. The latest in this bizarre case of accusation. Was she treated wrong, does she have both girl and parts, is she a man? XX or XY? The latest theory.
v - Hey Beatles geeks. The Beatles wordle. Which words they sang about most.
vi - Jet lag for puckers. Air Canada goes after the American transport asshole who could take the 82-game NHL season to a whole new level of gruelling.
vii - Mansbridge at his best – if you haven’t watched his interview with Bob Fowler the other night, check it out. Peter does not say much, but is the best at making his guests come alive in story. Check it out. Living with al Qaeda.
Lots of news to read tonight, tomorrow, and over the weekend. All the best. Keep in touch.
Danio
Friday, September 11, 2009
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Which newspapers do you read daily? Just curious... I usually look at the Globe and Mail, Ottawa Citizen, Le Soleil or La Presse. What do you consider a well-written, reliable newspaper? I trust your opinion on this since you are a journalist. xo, Linds
I read the Globe and Mail everyday. I scan the New York Times quite a bit, and also read the Herald in Scotland.
I scan the headlines and read what I can from the National Post, and scan the calgary Herald and Sun as much as possible.
I also read a lot of the Guardian (Manchester) and Times (London) from the UK. La Presse when I have time as well.
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