Friday, June 1, 2007
Sunday, May 27, 2007
Thursday, May 24, 2007
Powerful analysis from Olbermann
The entire [US] government has failed us [i.e. the American people] on Iraq.
Our politics... is now about the answer to one briefly-worded question.
Mr. Bush has failed.
Mr. Warner has failed.
Mr. Reid has failed.
So.
Who among us will stop this war—this War of Lies?
To he or she, fall the figurative keys to the nation.
To all the others—presidents and majority leaders and candidates and rank-and-file Congressmen and Senators of either party—there is only blame… for this shameful, and bi-partisan, betrayal.
Read the entire piece here.
Our politics... is now about the answer to one briefly-worded question.
Mr. Bush has failed.
Mr. Warner has failed.
Mr. Reid has failed.
So.
Who among us will stop this war—this War of Lies?
To he or she, fall the figurative keys to the nation.
To all the others—presidents and majority leaders and candidates and rank-and-file Congressmen and Senators of either party—there is only blame… for this shameful, and bi-partisan, betrayal.
Read the entire piece here.
Tuesday, May 22, 2007
The seven wonders of Canada - 52 of them!
Will be interesting to see the voting on this. 52 nominations for seven spots as "Canadian Wonders."
My two nominations (Nahanni National Park and the Cabot Trail) made the cut but are up against some incredible competition.
My two nominations (Nahanni National Park and the Cabot Trail) made the cut but are up against some incredible competition.
Wednesday, May 9, 2007
Monday, May 7, 2007
Wednesday, April 11, 2007
Wherefore art thou bees?
"If the bee disappeared off the surface of the globe then man would only have four years of life left. No more bees, no more pollination, no more plants, no more animals, no more man." - Albert Einstein.
Click here for the story on the decline of the bee.
Click here for the story on the decline of the bee.
Monday, April 2, 2007
Tuesday, March 20, 2007
Yaletown Brewing Co.
Monday, March 5, 2007
Friday, February 9, 2007
Home at last.
Flew coast to coast for work on back-to-back weeks. Slept 4 or 5 hours a night while on the road, ate & drank more/worse than normal and had fair to lousy service in hotels, airports and planes (exception: Canadian security personnel much friendlier than TSA folks - one guy even offered me a chair when I was putting my shoes back on!).
The upside is I got to spend a few 'days-in-the-life' of a traveling consultant, which I appreciate experiencing. I imagine one gets used to it after awhile (one could even grow to love it), but with snow on the US East Coast, inconvenient flight times available from the airlines and productive time lost in meetings and transit, I'd not want to make a habit of it.
Upside #2 - met some fantastic people on both trips. Regardless of how crazy or busy work gets, I have to remind myself that I'm privileged to work with top professionals, many of whom are quietly very decent human beings.
The upside is I got to spend a few 'days-in-the-life' of a traveling consultant, which I appreciate experiencing. I imagine one gets used to it after awhile (one could even grow to love it), but with snow on the US East Coast, inconvenient flight times available from the airlines and productive time lost in meetings and transit, I'd not want to make a habit of it.
Upside #2 - met some fantastic people on both trips. Regardless of how crazy or busy work gets, I have to remind myself that I'm privileged to work with top professionals, many of whom are quietly very decent human beings.
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