While I highly recommend taking a look at my iBook rant below, there are some other goings on to share. I’m in the process of setting up an image gallery, and have uploaded a couple of nice images from my summer in Gillam (summer 2003). 1. Sunset over Gillam 2.Kettle River Now it’s time to [...]

On Saturday I received my 12″ iBook 900 back from having its logic board replaced for the third time, and it seems that Advance Electronics still can’t seem to get it right. [cut="the iBook Saga"]I called Apple when the iBook initially failed for the third time (Thursday, 25 Nov.), explaining my frustration about this seemingly [...]

“It’s like having a Lincoln Towncar lifted off of you: it feels good but you’re still dead.”

14, As More Than Just a Number It’s been fifteen years since the “Montreal Massacre” at École Polytechnique in Montréal. Today we remember the fourteen women whose lives were tragically cut short. UMES and the Womyn’s Centre held a memorial service today, and I lit a candle in memory of Annie Turcotte. Let us learn [...]

A quick congratulations is in order for Dan Lussier, for being selected as one of western Canada’s Rhodes Scholarship recipients this year. Well done, sir.

Sometimes we don’t do what we want to do because we’re afraid that other people will know that we want to do them. – The Village all he ever does is walk alone man he can only can walk so far before… all he ever does is look inside he dont need nowhere to hide. [...]

So, what’s been happening in the past week…? It’s been a concert going week: I saw the The Weakerthans today with The Western States at the West End, as part of their “A Night and A Day In The City of Winnipeg” stopover. It was a good solid show, although I was a bit disappointed [...]

So, it seems there shall be no Congress for me, and while some 30 hours ago I was on the fence as to whether I wanted to go or not, I was ready to go and looking forward to Congress by the time I finished my application. This news was disappointing, but they are sending [...]