Tag: alberta

A Peek at Peak Oil

Peak Oil is a theory that is increasingly relevant as the price of oil and gasoline continue to skyrocket.  It was first proposed in the 1950's by an

Calgary Trip Photo Album

Shea's got a few photos from our Calgary trip up on Flickr if you're interested.  If not, this MetaFilter thread about the new M. Night Shamaladingdong movie, “The

Pace Having Fun in Calgary

We happened to be downtown on the Sunday of the Gay Pride Parade in Calgary so spent some time at Olympic Plaza enjoying the music, the vendors and

Friday Fun Link – Floating The Bow (June 13, 2008)

Well, we're back from Calgary and it was a great trip! Pace was an amazing traveler, we saw lots of friends, family and old familiar sights.  In many

Boring Real Life Stuff

I couldn't think what to post about so Shea suggested I give an update from my real life.  So here it is…– tonight we went for a big

(if) I DID IT!!! – Thoughts on the OJ Simpson Book

When I worked for the Writers Guild of Alberta, one of my main jobs each year was to organize their annual book awards program.  One of my most

"New Rider Regime: Wolf In Sheep's Clothing" – Saskabush

Saskabush is like Saskatchewan's answer to The Onion (but with a much more random yet much less frequent publishing schedule.)  Not sure how the humour translates outside the

Canadian Nurses Can See "SiCKO" for free this week

MICHAEL MOORE OFFERS TO REIMBURSE THE UNITED NURSES OF ALBERTA FOR THEIR SUPPORT OF HIS HIGHLY ACCLAIMED FILM SiCKO CANADIAN DISTRIBUTOR APPLAUDS MICHAEL MOORE'S ACTION AND OFFERS FREE

Why I Owe Pace $100

I've had four speeding tickets in my life…  #1 – I was driving home late at a night from a summer job during college after a week working

"It's rare that I find a library journal article so interesting!"

Home from BC and lots of catching up to do in terms of e-mail as well as other domestic chores.  Back to work next Tuesday and the two

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