Heading out of town with my wife for a while
Kate and I are getting married tomorrow, and we’re leaving town the following day. We’ll be gone for a week, and unless there’s something really pressing that I’ve just got to tell you about, there won’t be a whole lot happening on this blog during that time. Wish us luck, and I’ll meet you back […]
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Link of the Day: Sexy Typewriter
My good friend Sofi has a new blog. It’s just getting started, but she’s posting pretty frequently. Do check it out.
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Link of the Day: Brotherhood of Leet
8bitwars.com is home to Brotherhood of Leet, a series of online shorts featuring a number of great local sketch comics. My brother is one of them, and although I’ve been plugging a lot of his stuff lately, he’s just one of the many comedians doing some great work with the rather clever material they’ve been […]
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Link of the Day: Bullied by Gays
“Due to the media attention being given to suicides by bullied gay and lesbian youth, we have decided to create a list of straight kids who have been bullied by gays and lesbians until they were driven to take their own lives.”
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Fishing for comments
Have you noticed that a lot of bloggers out there tend to ask a lot of questions in their posts? Like, particularly toward the end? Do you think that approach encourages people to post more comments? Would you agree that a little more discussion would improve a site like this? Do you think if I […]
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Link of the Day: Transparency International
Transparency International, the global civil society organisation leading the fight against corruption, brings people together in a powerful worldwide coalition to end the devastating impact of corruption on men, women and children around the world… “Transparency International challenges the inevitability of corruption, and offers hope to its victims. Since its founding in 1993, TI has […]
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Link of the Day: re:vitalize
This is the official website for “the first broad-based capital campaign in Toronto Public Library‘s 125-year history.” They’re planning some sweeping changes over at the Toronto Reference Library, and this site features all the details – including information on how you can help.
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Link of the Day: 1 With U
“The landscape of HIV is constantly changing, much like changes that occur in other areas of medicine. What you knew last month, may no longer hold true today. Your well-being is at stake, so staying on top of the latest developments is important… “When you are ready, there are people you can talk to. You […]
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Name all the presidents
Three or four weeks ago, while condemning the planned burning of the Qur’an in Florida to protest the so-called Ground Zero Mosque, Mississippi governor Henry Barbour said something a little troubling. When asked his opinion on the reason why so many Americans incorrectly think that Obama is a Muslim, Barbour said “I don’t know why […]
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It’s Friday, so here’s the video for “In the Meantime” by Spacehog
This song came up in conversation at the Garrison the other night, and Kate said that she’d never heard of it – which seemed odd for a person our age who grew up in the UK. Convinced as I am that I’d just done a really poor job of describing it, I thought I’d post […]
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