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Our top blog posts the week include NFL replacement refs, Justin Trudeau, a courageous bearded Sikh woman, Rona Ambrose and the bagel head trend that's sweeping through Japan.

A simple graphic that Israeli Prime Minster Benjamin Netanyahu used to demonstrate a point at the U.N. Thursday sent his message reeling across the world and the web in a way that experts are calling "a brilliant stroke of political stagecraft."
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency is defending its decision today to delay recalling beef from XL Foods. The CBC Community had a lot to say about that delay, and about who to blame for the contamination.
Apple CEO Tim Cook posted a letter to customers Friday apologized for the poor performance the company's new Maps app after iPhone and iPad users expressed frustrated with the update.
A former Canadian chief of the air staff says the military's recommendation to purchase F-35 fighter jets was based on an incomplete review of the capabilities of other aircraft.
An extreme body modification procedure in which people get bagel-shaped
saline bubbles injected into their foreheads is making its way into
mainstream Japanese youth culture, according to National Geographic.
This other-worldly home in Puerto Rico may look like something out of a science fiction novel, but the story behind it would be more appropriately filed under romance.