Starting from Zero
One of the domains I own, and have for a long time, is innerharbour.com (here’s a 2001 screenshot — man that page looks positively Jurassic now). Currently, subsites include my Continue Reading →
Bill C-30 is Bad.
It’s bad in so many ways… and it has to go — as much as we’ve all been having fun laughing at Vic Toews for naievely suggesting that if we Continue Reading →
Bring on CV Dazzle.
So… the Harper government wants to make the act of wearing a mask to conceal one’s identity during a riot or unlawful assembly punishable with up to five years of jail Continue Reading →
Last of the Single Screens
One of the albums that defined my tween-hood was Styx Paradise Theater. For those not familiar with it, it was a “concept album,” that is the songs collectively told a Continue Reading →
Of Green Fees and Grilled Cheese.
In the Victoria area there are more than a dozen easily accesible golf courses — a few more if you broaden the search to the entire CRD. They range from Continue Reading →
Complexity of Meat
The next step in the current urban homesteading trend is raising animals for meat. Several cities and towns have started to look at bylaws surrounding the issue as urban farmers Continue Reading →
The Writer’s Ego
Ego can be a fragile thing, as easily built up as it is crushed, often with just a few words or these days a few clicks of a social media Continue Reading →
Juggling Cats and Chainsaws
Time management and its big brother Project Management are key to any business but they also apply to families and other groups too. Directly related to both, scheduling has become Continue Reading →
Fun with Flowcharts
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New and notable
While I am getting ready for WordCamp and trying to keep all the other balls in the air, I have been trying to procrastinate in a creative way — still Continue Reading →