November 2010
Blog entry
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Helpful Ideas and Comments @ 30th 7:00pm
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Smart Links -- 30 November 2010 @ 30th 6:40pm
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Smart Links -- 29 November 2010 @ 29th 8:14am
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Smart Links -- 28 November 2010 @ 28th 7:58am
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Smart Links -- 27 November 2010 @ 27th 11:04am
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Smart Links -- 26 November 2010 @ 26th 12:14pm
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Smart Links -- 25 November 2010 @ 25th 8:47am
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Mauldin - Outside The Box - Shadow over Asia @ 24th 6:33pm
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Smart Links -- 24 November 2010 @ 24th 1:47pm
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Smart Links -- 23 November 2010 @ 23rd 9:43am
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Smart Links -- 22 November 2010 @ 22nd 9:03am
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Smart Links -- 20-21 November 2010 @ 21st 8:22pm
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The Fair County Wins, China Rising @ 21st 8:08pm
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Victoria Vote Yes To Replace The Johnson Street Bridge @ 19th 4:53am
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Titus Andronicus at the University of Victoria @ 18th 1:40pm
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Smart Links -- 18 November 2010 @ 18th 10:45am
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Indeflation, Dead on Arrival, Fired Fed, Place for Women @ 18th 7:04am
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Smart Links -- 17 November 2010 @ 17th 12:09pm
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Smart Links -- 16 November 2010 @ 16th 7:35pm
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Smart Links -- 15 November 2010 @ 15th 6:27pm
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Smart Links -- 14 November 2010 @ 14th 8:43am
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Smart Links -- 13 November 2010 @ 13th 9:32am
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Smart Links -- 12 November 2010 @ 12th 9:04am
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Smart Links -- 11 November 2010 @ 11th 11:33am
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Smart Links -- 10 November 2010 @ 10th 8:41am
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Smart Links -- 09 November 2010 @ 9th 8:44am
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Smart Links -- 08 November 2010 @ 8th 8:29am
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Smart Links -- 07 November 2010 @ 7th 7:27am
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Aftermath @ 7th 6:55am
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The Big 'V' @ 6th 5:07pm
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Smart Links -- 06 November 2010 @ 6th 8:34am
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Smart Links -- 05 November 2010 @ 5th 7:50am
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Smart Links -- 04 November 2010 @ 4th 7:50am
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America's Excellent Past @ 3rd 6:23am
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Smart Links -- 02 November 2010 @ 2nd 7:33pm
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What Happened Anyway? @ 1st 6:08am
Smart Pick
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Smart Pick's Blog -- 30 November 2010 @ 30th 6:43pm
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Smart Picks' Blog -- 29 November 2010 @ 29th 8:18am
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Smart Picks' Blog -- 28 November 2010 @ 28th 8:01am
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Smart Pick's Blog -- 27 November 2010 @ 27th 11:06am
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Smart Picks' Blog -- 26 November 2010 @ 26th 12:20pm
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And In This Corner @ 25th 7:34pm
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Smart Picks' Blog -- 25 November 2010 @ 25th 8:50am
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Smart Picks' Blog -- 24 November 2010 @ 24th 1:51pm
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Smart Picks' Blog -- 23 November 2010 @ 23rd 9:46am
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Smart Picks' Blog -- 22 November 2010 @ 22nd 9:08am
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Smart Picks' Blog -- 18 November 2010 @ 18th 10:48am
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Smart Picks' Blog -- 17 November 2010 @ 17th 12:12pm
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Smart Picks' Blog -- 16 November 2010 @ 16th 7:58pm
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Smart Picks' Blog -- 15 November 2010 @ 15th 6:30pm
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Smart Picks' Blog -- 14 November 2010 @ 14th 8:53am
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Smart Picks' Blog -- 13 November 2010 @ 13th 9:35am
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Smart Picks' Blog -- 12 November 2010 @ 12th 9:07am
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Smart Picks' Blog -- 11 November 2010 @ 11th 7:07pm
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Smart Picks' Blog -- 10 November 2010 @ 11th 7:05pm
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Smart Links -- 09 November 2010 @ 11th 7:01pm
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Smart Links -- 08 November 2010 @ 11th 6:56pm
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Smart Links -- 07 November 2010 @ 11th 6:53pm
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Ultimately, the most successful societies find the balance between the twin virtues of inequality of outcomes and equality of opportunity.
The new politics must marry the twin virtues of unequal outcomes and equality of opportunity.
When too few get too much everybody ends up with less.
Can it be that striving for equality of opportunity however imperfect the process not only benefits the individual but also creates benefits for the society as a whole that are unintended but wonderful?
Economics must be a 'moral enterprise' as much as politics claims to be. Economic outcomes need to be framed in terms of right and wrong not just efficiency if only because these often align in surprising ways.
My vision of Canada is that any Canadian child from a family of limited circumstance can expect to have a chance at lifetime of unlimited opportunities.
Tax policy should be founded on the principle of generating steady tax revenues sufficient to maximise environmentally sustainable economic growth in order to fund fair government.
Public policy should be designed to decrease inequality before the law and increase equality of opportunity.
Capitalism is not the problem; the problem is what we do with capitalism.
Content is always more difficult to argue than conspiracy.
Let the state regulate and the market operate (most things).
Welfare strategies are best designed as a hand up not as a hand out.
Political debate should not be fact free fighting.
Explanation lasts longer than eloquence.
Always favour empowerment over dependency.
The most enduring public figures are embraced for the causes they fought for and not the concept of themselves they hoped others would remember them by.
Find your voice and don't be the echo of somebody else.
