Making changes
After nearly three years with the same blog theme, it was time to change! I like this new format a lot better and hopefully you'll find it a bit easier to navigate also.
Twitter clearcut: dealing with information overload
Yesterday I finished up a monumental task that has taken me a while and that task was to trim down the number of people I follow on Twitter. Actually, it was more like a clearcut! At one point I had been following nearly 2,200 people and had about 2,350 followers. It was getting to the...
New projects keeping me busy
By the way my blog looks, you might think I dropped off the face of the planet, but I can assure you, that has not happened. What have I been up to though? Well, dear reader, you will have to wait for that. I’m hoping to roll out a new project in the next couple...
Canadian election 2011: full of surprises
With about 39.6 per cent of voters deciding, we have a majority Conservative government, something we haven’t seen since before they were virtually wiped out in 1993. It should be interesting to see how the next four years goes in Canada. Let’s hope that the predictions about Stephen Harper’s hidden agenda don’t come to pass....
Debates with crazy religious people
If your capacity for critical thought is diminished, do not visit my website.
Nuclear power issues are not about science
The real issue behind nuclear power is not science. We've proven the science. As usual, the real problem is about people.
Catalyst Theatre’s premiere of Hunchback at Citadel Theatre Edmonton
You probably know the story of the Hunchback of Notre Dame, but you should do yourself a favour and see Hunchback, Catalyst Theatre's interpretation of the Victor Hugo story on now at the Citadel Theatre in Edmonton.
9/11 police helicopter video is NOT new
There is nothing that riles me up more than shoddy, inaccurate reporting and it's even worse when it's related to 9/11; in this case, the 9/11 police helicopter video.
Pints & Politics: Debating name changes in Alberta
Sometimes a name change makes sense. It would make sense for the Alberta Liberals to change their name to the Prairie Party.
Citadel Theatre play review – August: Osage County
I was invited to see August: Osage County at Edmonton's Citadel Theatre and I'm glad I went. The play was great!
Rambling on about Alberta politics. Predictions included
With all the crazy things happening in Alberta politics these days, I was beginning to think I was back in B.C. I decided to ramble on about politics in both provinces and even made some predictions.
