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July 12, 2019 Jeff

A BCer in Ottawa: Eating Off the Hill: Summerlicious Prix Fixe at Bannock

I’m in Scarborough for the summer, so expect some even more off the hill food reviews in the weeks and months to come. My first installment comes from a trip downtown to Queen and Bay to sample the Summerlicious prix fixe menu at Bannock. I will say up front that

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November 17, 2018 Jeff Jedras

A BCer in Ottawa: Eating OFF the Hill: Perkins Bakery & Reasturant not worth the trip

When my famly moved back to Canada from a posting in Germany in 1990, we picked up the vehicle in Trenton and drove accoss the continent, through the U.S., to our new home in Comox. Staying in hotels for a week was good fun for a kid, as was having

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February 28, 2013 neath

Walking Turcot Yards: William Close plays the Earth Harp at the Temple of Transition Burning Man 2011

As good as it gets department.

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November 2, 2012 mark a rayner | scribblings, squibs & sundry monkey joys

mark a rayner | scribblings, squibs & sundry monkey joys: A moment of gritty reflection

Delores always liked to take a few moments between shows and get a little alone time. Of late the circus had been touring in the Southwest and they’d seen lots of desert. Delores liked the desert. It reminded her of … Continue reading →

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June 11, 2012 Mark

mark a rayner | scribblings, squibs & sundry monkey joys: An Unlikely Apocalypse

At first, it had seemed possible to continue moving through the desolate landscape on foot, but soon, it was obviously impracticable. Many bad things happened to the people travelling in traditional, bipedal mode: Ether-snakes. Entropic planter fasciitis. Electric sand. (And … Continue reading →

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April 30, 2012 Adam

Things Are Good: Getting Water from Air

With water wars becoming a concern for nations around the world a small French company has come up with a way to get water out of thin air. Well, humid air, and it’s for more than just providing peace it’s a way for many communities to get off the grid

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February 17, 2012 Christine

350 or bust: Chasing Water: Examining The Human Toll On A River

Chasing Water, follows photojournalist Peter McBride and writer John Waterman (great name, I know!) as they set out to document the flow of the Colorado River from source to sea. A Colorado native, McBride hails from a ranching family that depends on the Colorado for irrigation, and this is the

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