Of course, as Wired reports, it's not as concerning as it sounds...
"Army Biolab's Missing Vials May Never Be Found (Which, Oddly, Isn't That Scary)" (Wired)
Of course, as Wired reports, it's not as concerning as it sounds...
"Army Biolab's Missing Vials May Never Be Found (Which, Oddly, Isn't That Scary)" (Wired)
Canadian, British, U.S. vessels foil pirates in Gulf of Aden
A Canadian warship helped thwart a pirate attack as part of the NATO mission to keep vessels safely moving in the Gulf of Aden, officials said Sunday. (Full story @ CBC)
Ron Jeremy + Sci-Fi/Horror movie = WIN
http://oneeyedmonstermovie.com/
No seriously, that's the title. And again, NSFW
Ottawa cites international obligations in denying citizen's return home (Globe & Mail)
The government has unveiled new and unprecedented reasons barring the return of Canadian citizen Abousfian Abdelrazik, claiming every country he might fly over on the way home from Khartoum needed to give explicit permission.
This is flat out wrong. I only hope the Federal Court doesn't buy into this nonsense.
Is it just me, or does Lenora Crichlow of BBC's Being Human:
Bear an uncanny resemblance to Billie Piper, of Doctor Who and Belle du Jour fame?