Everything you should know concerning long skirts

by gilbertellison - 02/02/2012

One of the best style creative designers in the present day is Rachel Roy. Rachel each time shows marvelous collections that's why many ladies prefer buy Roy's clothes. Rachel Roy is acknowledged for special occasion dresses which are very feminine and gorgeous. Her this year collection is great, and it was a complete success for this fashion designer. Among the lots of items that were showed were long skirts. Long skirts were for a very long time considered an old-fashioned kind of clothes, however not anymore.

Democracy Watch: where are all the whistleblowers?

by Walker Morrow - 22/06/2011

Through this press release, Democracy Watch questions the commitment various government departments have to whistleblower protection:

"An analysis by the Federal Accountability Initiative for Reform of statistics provided in Treasury Board reports indicates that:

  • Of the 183 organizations subject to the Act, only 12 have found any wrongdoing during the past three years;
  • Six of the largest federal employers have not found a single case of wrongdoing between them in three years;

Helpful Natural Remedies For High Blood Pressure

by chrigv3hca - 13/06/2011

Your supermarket is full of foods that reduce blood pressure. We just need to know what they are and to make the choice to eat them. How, then, can we tell what we should be eating? The DASH diet has come to our rescue. The good news for all of us is that this eating plan is not difficult to follow. It allows most types of foods, and lots of them, and does not require special or hard-to-prepare natural remedies for high blood pressure.

The Libertas Post Interview: On Klout and social media

by Walker Morrow - 07/06/2011

I recently had the opportunity to ask someone from Klout, a company which measures social networking influence, a few questions about their methodology and the potential applications that their work could have on the political process. The following is the lightly-edited result of a brief email back-and-forth:

1) First off, the most basic question of all: what is Klout?

Does Canada get a barely passing grade in democracy?

by Walker Morrow - 25/05/2011

Duff Conacher of Democracy Watch writes the following in a mass email sent via the Democracy Watch media mailing list ( which I'm apparently included in these days ):

"As usual in reporting such general indices as the OECD's Better Life Initiative rankings, problem areas in various countries get covered up by the overall scores.

"Many people will likely be surprised that Canada ranks only 14th out of the 34 OECD countries in governance, the lowest ranking it received in the 11 categories scored by the OECD.