Good news for the clumsy and caffeinated
Did you know that if you buy a cup of coffee at Tim Hortons, and then you absolutely drop it as you’re on the way out of the building and it goes all over the place, and you take your empty cup back to the register and mumble something about buying another cup of coffee, […]
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Link of the Day: ChooseVeg.ca
If you’re thinking of going vegetarian or vegan, or you’d just like to get the most out of doing so, ChooseVeg.ca is an amazing resource. Do check it out.
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Once again, I’ve ended up siding with a bunch of fascist prudes for all the wrong reasons
Hey, remember when CBS decided to base a television show on the popular Twitter feed shitmydadsays? Well, they’ve chosen to call it $@*! My Dad Says, because you can’t use the word “shit” in the title of a show on CBS. Instead, you have to use the words “Accidentally on Purpose.” But according to a […]
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Link of the Day: Literature for Life
I’m bound to sound at least a little biased when I tell you that Literature for Life is a great organization, because I recently joined their board of directors. Then again, the whole reason why I joined the board is because I think it’s a great organization. I’ve also got a bit of an ulterior […]
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Published today: Rob Zombie news and Urbnet compilation review on Chart
This is the second news story I’ve had the opportunity to do for Chart. As I mentioned the other day, it was the result of a phone interview I recently had the pleasure of doing. There’s actually more to come from that conversation, so do stay tuned. You can also check out this review of […]
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“How’s your summer jam coming along?”
If you’re going to write the ultimate summer jam – and I’m talking about one of those instant classics that forever defines a moment in time – then you really ought to start with the title. Beats and hooks are great, but it’s the title more than anything else that charts the course of your […]
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Link of the Day: Cursor*10
Cursor*10 is a clever little game that challenges the player to “cooperate by oneself.” The object is to climb sixteen flights of stairs using ten cursors – all of which exist for only a very limited time, and some of which must be sacrificed in order to reach the top. Go ahead and give it […]
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Link of the Day: FightAIDS@Home
In keeping with yesterday’s link to Distributed Computing, the FightAIDS@Home project is an extremely simple way to join the fight against a deadly disease. In fact, once you’ve signed up and installed their program on your machine, you can sit back and let it do all the work. “FightAIDS@Home captures the otherwise wasted cycles of […]
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The Robert Munsch thing
If this is the first time you’ve sat down in front of a computer today, and you haven’t yet heard the news about Robert Munsch, then here it is. While you’re at it, check out his note to parents on the subject, as well as this statement of support from his publisher regarding his recovery […]
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