Dec. 31: "Tomorrow, and tomorrow and tomorrow"
“Creeps in this petty pace from day to dayTo the last syllable of recorded time;” The lines above are proof that William Shakespeare must have read the Irving press every…
“Creeps in this petty pace from day to dayTo the last syllable of recorded time;” The lines above are proof that William Shakespeare must have read the Irving press every…
Kozo Hattori, a writer and counselor, explains how compassion creates happiness, freedom from gender stereotypes, and better relationships with others. The post Compassion creates happiness, freedom and better relationships appeared…
It’s been an exciting year here in wmtc-Joy of Sox-land: me working full-time in my new career, completing a year as a youth-services librarian, Allan publishing a new book, which…
Den Tandt: Muclair cannot count So, what will our next federal government look like? Today is the last day of the year 2014, and most commentators have hidden their heads…
Growing older always involves some kind of loss. For my Mom, it meant giving up her beloved car. To Mom, a car has always represented freedom and independence. She fancies…
… this deserves one more play. For a full review of the abysmal Harper Veterans Affairs record, check out the good work by the good folks at Press Progress. Recommend…
There’s enough stuff in the F-35 to get a comedian through a HBO special. The latest guffaw – its gun doesn’t shoot. It’s there and everything – gun, ammunition, the…
It seems strange to me that I haven’t had much to blog about since the election on November 15. The new Board was inaugurated on the 1st of December and…
Some of 2014 was kind of meh. I can now reveal, for example, my big news: I was going to be the host of a show on Sun News –…
It was a year of highs and lows as far as climate change and energy issues. Perhaps unsurprisingly, the lows got a lot of the attention, which is why the…
As the year winds down, news readers are treated with a feast of annual compilations. From fashion to finances, from movies to m…. it is a time to look back…
As the year winds down, news readers are treated with a feast of annual compilations. From fashion to finances, from movies to m.... it is a time to look back…
One of the lessons I’ve learned in grad school (and have learned through experience to be true) is that goal-setting is important but also that those goals should be S.M.A.R.T.…
As the year winds down, news readers are treated with a feast of annual compilations. From fashion to finances, from movies to m.... it is a time to look back…
One of the biggest lessons I learned in a classroom was during 4th year at Mount Allison. It was in a seminar class about “Political and Technological Innovation”…or something. The…
“Big Data” was the big catchphrase in 2012-2013. As a graduate student at Newhouse I got a big taste of that. In 2013, my alma mater held a Social Commerce…
When you cover energy and environment issues day in and day out, you’re prone to having some pretty geeky fantasies. Case in point: over the holidays, my mind wandered to…
David Suzuki once observed that we cannot have a healthy economy without a healthy environment. It shouldn’t require a PhD to grasp that yet it’s astonishing how so many well-educated…
This might apply more to Christmas, but I think if you want a New Year’s Resolution, this would work too: Why not give some of yourself away? – Give an…
Lots of good observations and suggestions coming in. The above picture of The Blue Meanie was offered by Peter Leslie in the Facebook group Canadians Rallying to Unseat Stephen Harper…