The Perry Bible Fellowship is yet another comic that I can only really recommend on the basis of its archive. Not because it’s gotten really shoddy, like some strips I’ve mentioned, but because it’s updated sporadically at best these days. Once again, though, there’s some really great stuff in the archives. Do check it out.

Hey, have I mentioned that my sister has a website? Well, she does. And as you can see, much like my brother, she’s got an awful lot going on. She’s bringing the whole thing back to Toronto later this month, after a year of study in the UK. Looking forward to it, Rach!

The reason I’m linking to the St. Lawrence Centre is to tell you about Poetic Fashion, which I’ve mentioned in this space before. It’s a great event, and one of just many amazing things happening under the Literature for Life umbrella. I do hope you’ll check it out. Tickets can be purchased in advance through […]

One of the finest comic book shops in town. Hell, one of the finest comic book shops in any number of towns, I’d say.

If you buy club music online, and you’re not already shopping at Beatport, then I highly recommend it. Beatport boasts a diverse catalog and a fairly seamless purchasing and downloading process. The prices aren’t too shabby, and you’ll find a lot of stuff that’s not available through the iTunes store or other such services. You […]

I didn’t post any links yesterday, because I was a bit too busy tearing down after Guelph and getting ready to head to Ottawa. Oh, what a life I lead! So today, let’s give you two links instead of the usual one. The first is Human Rights Watch, which offers a wide range of RSS […]

The other day, my friend Chris dropped a line to ask which of the mayoral candidates, if any, I was planning to pull for in the next election. Much as I hated to do it, I had to admit that I’m not really wowed by anyone yet. Not in a positive “I can understand why […]

To tell you the truth, I have a bit of a love/hate relationship with this comic strip. I was a big fan back in high school, but to say that it’s not what it used to be is an understatement. Still, the archives are well worth checking out.

The folks at Lifehacker have posted a fairly thorough guide to meditation for beginners; they call it “our layman’s introduction to something we’re still working on understanding ourselves.” If you’ve been looking to learn more about meditation, then this guide could be a fine place to start – and even if you haven’t, some of […]