Alex Jones Humiliated by Comedian Who Just Stole His Job Tim Heidecker channeled Alex Jones to announce that he is the new creative director of Infowars.

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It absolutely was!

Thanks Nick. I’ve acquired the Cessna window and the back projection material, now I have to figure out the video mapping software, it’s getting there!

What are we remembering when we memorialize?

Why your recycling may not actually get recycled | CBC Radio Most of us dutifully set out our blue boxes in the belief that some of the waste we generate will be put to good use. The truth is that most of it piles up in landfills, is incinerated or ends up in a...

"Canadians produce more waste per capita than any other country."

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"Empire of Blight II" A century old infrastructure dreams of an incomprehensible expansion. The subject and dream share a smoke.

Doesn’t A.I. stand for “as if”?

Empire of light

Empire of Blight

Here is one from antitourismtour.com: "Controversy swirls around Tent City, Victoria. What began as an opportunity to advocate for housing would soon become a police state involving 12-hour shifts of intimidation; “just waiting for a probable cause.” The anti-tour remembers… LEFT 2018 - RIGHT 2016

Welcome to Bitumount!

Cessna Window: A Proposed Video Sculpture “Cessna Window” projects video onto the prepared glass surface of an actual Cessna aircraft window. The footage was recorded while flying over the vast…

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Bitumount is an abandoned plant north of Fort McKay, a "historic resource" built in 1925 and known as the place where oil was first separated from the sand. It's also terrifying and frequented by bears.

Red Carpet to Ruin

I appealed up the chain of command, taking it as far as the Minister's office. At one point a Manager for the Department of Historical Designations told me that it's off limits for safety reasons given that the site is dangerous and "frequented by bears." Hence the commemorative t-shirt.

I asked the Alberta Government for permission to access Bitumount (for an art project). At first my inquiry was received in a positive light but then the communication stopped. After waiting a couple of weeks and following up there was an about face, I was summarily denied.

The grizzlies do seem to be a bit much, but this is what I’ve been told by the Alberta government- “frequented by bears” was the exact phrase, to be fair. That’s great that you’ve actually been there! Thanks for the comment Beth!

From economy of occupation to economy of genocide - (A/HRC/59/23) Report of the Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in the Palestinian territories occupied since 1967 (Advance unedited... To learn more about Special Procedures of the UN Human Rights Council and the Question of Palestine, click here to visit the dedicated webpage. Human Rights Council Fifty-ninth session 16 June–11 July...

Follow the money:

Happy to announce the availability of our new commemorative t-shirt for Alberta's most beloved/terrifying historical site and danger zone... Bitumount!

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City Fox

Fort McMurray Fox

Hanging out by the mk-ultra haunted house: the Allen Memorial Institute high atop the McGill campus in Montreal.

Choo-choo.

Bitumount is a terrifying historic site (so designated by the Government of Alberta) swarming with Grizzly bears in the midst of the TAR sands:

"Melting away - Bitumen Porsche" by Ernst Logar - Seen at "Reflecting Oil" at AIL Vienna

Man standing by "bitu-man" near tailings pond in the tar sands

BituMen

Remembering my Mom, seen here ready for travel and hanging out with a best friend.

A pictorial movie review for Penn and Teller's documentary film "Tim's Vermeer".

Five eclectic artists from British Columbia to Québec will converge at PAVED Arts in Saskatoon on May 9th for a very special showcase of experimental and extreme sound performances. Earplugs will be provided. Doors at 8:30pm. PWYC, suggested donation of $25. Poster design by Parker Thiessen.