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Wednesday, 28 March 2012

Ian Tyson


 In the land of the long roads
High, lonesome prairies
Dreamin' of the springtime
First crocus in the snow
Coffee in a go-cup
He's headed for the oil rig
Land of shining mountains
Big Alberta sky
The old man in the castle
Red deer and the battle
Rivers in a dry land
Feed the cities of the plain
But nothin' lasts forever
On the Great Divide
Land of shining mountains
Big Alberta Sky
In the night, I have heard the thunder roll
In my days, I have felt the wind and rain
Like the cowboy said, I wish I'd seen the buffalo
Maybe they'll come back again
He's gonna get up early
Try and make a dollar
The only girl he wanted
Took the Greyhound for the coast
But she was bound for leavin'
She will not forget him
Or the land of shining mountains
Big Alberta sky
Land of shining mountains
Big Alberta sky

Friday, 23 March 2012

Might be Impeding Justice


Jonathan Turley, “Countdown” contributor and George Washington University Law School professor, explains how broadly Florida’s “Stand Your Ground” law can be interpreted and considers whether the law may be impeding justice in the Trayvon Martin case. “I find it somewhat annoying to see politicians falling over themselves today to say that they never imagined these problems, when critics like myself have been saying for years that these laws invite these types of problems,” Turley says.

Saturday, 17 March 2012

Irish Time

Comedian


Comedian Lewis Black, whose latest special is “In God We Rust,” sounds off on Rush Limbaugh’s role in the GOP’s war on women, Mitt Romney’s pre-existing pet problem and Rick Santorum’s anti-porn position. Black says he could understand if Santorum wanted to tax porn rather than getting rid of it, but concludes: “I don’t know what else he’s doing except wandering around, like, in the desert. It’s like having this weird prophet who’s kind of like in the wrong decade.”