-
Calendar
June 2026 S M T W T F S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Archives
Head Tale 2.0
Categories
Tags
alberta (182) allinclusive (167) atheism (280) beatles (40) book (447) camping (178) Conference (40) cool (462) copyright (42) CotD (50) Covid (245) cute (512) economics (960) education (737) facebook (138) food (160) freedomtoreadweek (102) google (97) health (543) history (748) hockey (267) holiday (627) language (684) metafilter (36) movies (118) music (952) ontario (85) orgdevl (77) parents (335) philosophy (166) rant (29) recipe (19) reddit (45) saskatchewan (727) science (420) sports (49) television (252) travel (471) twitter (64) unitedstates (417) weather (143) wikipedia (45) writing (20) xmas (141) youtube (54)Fred Eaglesmith & Hawksley Workman Guitar Tabs
I’m no longer actively maintaining or updating them but you can find my archive of Fred Eaglesmith Guitar Tabs and Hawksley Workman Guitar Tabs on this site.
Head Tale
You are currently viewing the category archives of Politics
Category Archives: Politics
Who Should Be Vaccinated First? #skpoli
Today we announced the expansion of our #COVID19SK vaccine delivery plan to target remaining healthcare workers, first responders and staff working in pharmacies and grocery facilities. You can learn more by visiting https://t.co/2EjdJrzTzt. pic.twitter.com/LdX5fhA1JY — Government of Saskatchewan (@SKGov) April 12, 2021 There has been a lot of debate about the most effective order […]
Reasons To Go Back to School / Reasons Not To Go Back To School
Regina Public Schools to return to in-class learning on May 3, 2021. https://t.co/YZayV5QOJv pic.twitter.com/OHaAUGGPED — Regina Public Schools (@RegPublicSchool) April 26, 2021 Regina Public Schools has announced that students will return to school on May 3 and there is lots of debate on social media and elsewhere about the decision. Five Reasons It’s Good […]
Friday Fun Link – The Big Library: Books About Basic Income
This idea is growing in awareness and after the rush to create CERB a year ago, more and more people are seeing the benefit of some form of a universal guaranteed income. This is a great list of books to learn more about different aspects of the idea.
Music Monday – “Do you call it as you see it and you’ve always been that way?/Are you reminiscent of how things were back in the day?/Are you agitated with the young’uns always wanting change?/Well here’s your invite to a group of folks like you and me”
“Support Local” takes many forms. With the lack of live music, why not support a local musician or band by buying their songs (especially a timely one like this one which also has a great video!) “Pity Party – Blake Berglund
Secular Sunday – The Cost of Religion in Canada
A nice confluence of events with it being Easter, me completing my taxes, and the Centre for Inquiry Canada (CFIC) releasing a report on the status of churches as charities.
Exponential Growth: A Commonsense Explanation
When something is going through exponential growth, even in the early stages, most people completely underestimate how quickly things are going to change, even when the exponential growth has been going on for quite a while. Some humans are really bad at understanding math.
Covid-19: A Year in Review
But remembering the past is also a way of believing that this moment will someday be the past. Which is to say, nostalgia for the past is also a way of believing in the future. Daydreaming about the After Times — the Before Times’s mythic counterpart — is in part an exercise in imagining what it will […]
