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From the Canajun's bookshelf: January 2009
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Thursday, January 15, 2009. One Percenter is probably the most poorly written book I’ve ever read, which is too bad because there is the potential of a decent book in amongst all the whining about misunderstood and universally picked on bikers. 8220;You couldn’t even ride your scoot down to the corner store for a pack of smokes without getting pulled over for any number of bullshit violations.” ),. And frequent plugs for Easyriders magazine (of which he is the editor) and Harley-Davidson. To the modern d...
From the Canajun's bookshelf: BLACKWATER: The Rise of the World’s Most Powerful Mercenary Army
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Monday, February 7, 2011. BLACKWATER: The Rise of the World’s Most Powerful Mercenary Army. I used to think that the use of mercenaries, or guns for hire, was limited to the distant past and sub-Saharan Africa. I naively expected that western democracies would not hire people who are essentially thugs with guns to do their dirty work, except perhaps in the shadowy intelligence world of black ops. The book is a real eye-opener, albeit a disturbing one. Recommended. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
From the Canajun's bookshelf: February 2009
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Saturday, February 28, 2009. Passchendaele was one of the major battles of The Great War (WW I), one in which the Canadians played a key role. By all accounts Passchendaele was a bloody affair that became synonymous with the misery and sheer brutality of WW I trench warfare. From Wikipedia. 8220;More than any other battle, Passchendaele has come to symbolise the horrific nature of the great battles of the First World War. In terms of the dead, the Germans lost approximately 260,000 men, while the. So Ric...
From the Canajun's bookshelf: November 2008
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Saturday, November 15, 2008. When I first picked up The Great Karoo I was anticipating a novel comparable to Three Day Road (Boyden), another story of Canadians at war. However unlike Three Day Road (which I would have read in one sitting if the need for food and sleep hadn’t interrupted), I found The Great Karoo to be a bit of a struggle. Is it “A truly magnificent novel” as David Adams Richards enthuses on the cover? Not in my opinion. It’s an interesting read and worth the effort if you are ...This bl...
From the Canajun's bookshelf: March 2009
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Monday, March 30, 2009. Old Man on a Bike. 8220; Why would a reasonably sane man in his seventies ride the length of Hispanic America on a small motorcycle – a man who is overweight, suffered two minor heart attacks and has a bad back? Stupidity comes to mind…”. 160; Thus begins. Old Man on a Bike. The story of Simon Gandolfi’s epic solo motorcycle trip from Mexico to the tip of South America. . Old Man on a Bike. Links to this post. Monday, March 9, 2009. And The Eye in the Door. The Ghost Road picks up...
From the Canajun's bookshelf: Old Man on a Bike
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Monday, March 30, 2009. Old Man on a Bike. 8220; Why would a reasonably sane man in his seventies ride the length of Hispanic America on a small motorcycle – a man who is overweight, suffered two minor heart attacks and has a bad back? Stupidity comes to mind…”. 160; Thus begins. Old Man on a Bike. The story of Simon Gandolfi’s epic solo motorcycle trip from Mexico to the tip of South America. . Old Man on a Bike. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). It's all about books! And we have liftoff…. The space a...
From the Canajun's bookshelf: January 2010
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Wednesday, January 27, 2010. Shop Class as Soulcraft. By Matthew B. Crawford. So all that was a very long, rambling preamble to this book I just picked up. What first caught my eye was the photo of a very cool vintage BMW on the front cover. Then the title,. Shop Class as Soulcraft: An inquiry into the value of work,. It’s not an easy read (I blame his PhD for the fact the book has a fog index. 8220;that’s what I’ve been saying all along”. And getting the requisite. 8220;Yes dear”. It’s not for eve...
From the Canajun's bookshelf: December 2008
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Monday, December 29, 2008. Riding on the Edge. 8220;Sure we got into some shootings and serious shit. But most of it was just good, clean fun, like drinking beer all night and standing up on the seat of your motorcycle, drunk and without a helmet, at three o’clock in the morning, while you blew every red light on Hempstead Turnpike.”. 8220;the most violent criminal organization in America. Links to this post. Saturday, December 27, 2008. You put it in gear, hold in the clutch, and push it. When you g...
From the Canajun's bookshelf: A Long Long Way
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Saturday, July 4, 2009. A Long Long Way. Willie Dunne is an 18-year-old Dubliner who joins up in 1914 and spends the next 4 years simply trying to survive the horrors and brutality of the Western Front. And the young woman with whom Willie is deeply, madly in love seems either unable or unwilling to reciprocate in kind leaving Willie to question her commitment and their future together when the war is over. Willie despairs of ever going home for good. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). This blog is abou...
From the Canajun's bookshelf: One Man Caravan
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Thursday, March 10, 2011. By Robert Edison Fulton Jr. 8220;“Oh no,” I replied. “I’m going around the world on a motorcycle.””. At a dinner party in London, in 1932, Robert Edison Fulton Junior had just been asked when he was planning to sail back to America. 8220;Who was the more startled, the seven persons around me or myself, I really can’t say. I recall only that the moment I let that statement slip, I knew I’d done something inexplicably peculiar.”. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). This blog is ab...
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View's from the Jumpseat! This blog is dedicated to the men and women of the fire service who are at the end of the hose line or running the ambulance calls. Sometimes the view's from the rear facing seat are different than the front seat. This blog is dedicated to the hard working Firefighter's and their point of view! Friday, July 13, 2012. Firefighter Treated For Burns In Three-Alarm Harlem Fire. This is why identifying, controlling, and pre-fire planning "Heavy Content" residences before they catch f...
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Views From The Kitchen. Part photo gallery. Part travelogue. Part diary. Autumn in Benmore Botanic Garden. Wednesday, October 20, 2010. I visited the Benmore Botanic Garden. At this time last year. It’s one of the regional gardens belonging to Royal Botanic Garden in Edinburgh and is located about seven miles north of Dunoon. My friend Carol often visits the Edinburgh garden and suggested that we visit Benmore to get some photos of the autumn colours. Fountain in Benmore Botanic Garden. Which was a revie...
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Views from the Kop. Wednesday, 22 June 2011. The central midfield dilemma we don't actually have. There has been much speculation about Liverpool will capture another central midfielder somewhen over the summer. These include Celtic's Ki Song-Yueng and Blackpool star Charlie Adam to name two. The central midfield role has been one Liverpool have strived to improve since the loss of Mascherano and Alonso, and there have been many rumours and targets along the way. Steven Gerrard - Captain and talisman.
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Views from the Left Coast. A native New Yorker analyzes politics from a California perspective. Friday, November 5, 2010. Dead and dying coral reefs in Gulf of Mexico blamed on April oil spill. Links to this post. Wednesday, November 3, 2010. Obama blames economy for election losses but misses the point. Links to this post. Labels: Bill of Rights. George W. Bush. Wednesday, October 20, 2010. Blackwater still swirling in aftermath of Iraq invasion. Links to this post. Saturday, October 16, 2010. Just how ...
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Views From The Left Seat. A Look At The Airline World. Ride Along In The Cockpit. Tuesday, May 25, 2010. Several months ago I wrote about a passenger issue concerning a child traveling with a severe. The flight was ultimately operated without incident and everybody seemed pleased with the outcome. A recent flight of mine brought all that allergy business back into play. Departure: Madrid, Spain. Destination: Dallas/Ft Worth, TX. The SatCom allows us to communicate with our dispatchers and maintenance tec...
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Views from the loch. VIEWS FROM THE LOCH Angling,news and comment from around the loch. The news pages of St Mary's Angling Club on St Mary's loch in the Scottish Borders UK. Sunday, 8 January 2017. Hard labour, but the club benefits! Photo 01 - Our future sport! Hard labour, but the club benefits! Yesterday I met up with Brian Fairgrieve, Gordon McClurg and trusty companion Meg with the aim of collecting shingle to improve the muddy path from the boat house to the boats! Anyway the path is done and it w...
