This exchange between Senator Sasse and then-Judge Gorsuch during Gorsuch's confirmation hearings is deeply moving, and one that has stuck with me since I watched it in 2017.
Devastating, heartbreaking news -- praying for the Sasses.
B.C. LAND GRAB:
A snippet from @One_BCHQ Party’s riveting documentary Making a Killing which exposes the reconciliation industry that’s shaming and defaming Canadians while creating a two-tier society.
https://t.co/1ZdXsGHqOI
🦅⚜️ : Chief Jean-Guy Whiteduck of the Kitigan Zibi Anishinabeg First Nation started a land title claim for much of the Ottawa Valley in Ontario & Quebec.
He cites the successful land title challenge in British Columbia, as a motivating factor & to the frustration in dealing with the government of Quebec. As well as a potential separation referendum by the people of Quebec.
If the UN has its way, Canadians will almost lose their entire democratic voice in Canada via land title claims of a very small group of 1st Nation chiefs, who will on paper, own almost everything.
Conservative party of BC leader John Rustad warned British Columbians and all of Canada during the October 2024 BC election this was coming.
David Eby dismissed him outright at the time but has backtracked to admit the loss of the land title case by the City of Richmond, will impact private property right.
Pandora's box is wide open folks.
Last long day hike of the year, Cox Hill to Jumpingpound Ridge. Need two cars for this one. 14k and some great eastern slope views. Winter hiking starts very soon with short days a consideration for finishing times.
AI investments are exploding, but enterprise returns remain mediocre. The core issue? Leadership deploys intelligence as if it were automation. But intelligence — human or machine — can’t simply be inserted into workflows; it must be architected into environments. Most organizational designs manage effort and enforce alignment — they do not orchestrate reasoning, learning, or adaptive value creation. This is their AI strategic blind spot. Yet this is precisely where Wolfram’s computational philosophy offers essential and actionable clarity: Unlocking AI’s value requires leaders to ask not what tools can do but what architectures and infrastructures let intelligence emerge, evolve, and flourish.
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Read the full article >> https://t.co/ciM9gBxoy1
Saddened to hear that for NHL star Eddie Giacomin of Sudbury has passed. He tried hard to make me a
Goaltender at the Toppazzini hockey camp but I failed miserably!! A Ranger favourite the Garden shook with “Eddie, Eddie” RIP my friend