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March 17th 2010 | 1
Doing the robot, journalist-style
Last week, I danced like a robot in front of a couple hundred people. No big deal. (more) -
March 16th 2010 | 2
Eating disorders don’t discriminate
A powerful reminder to appreciate what you have while pushing for programming that helps others do the same. (more) -
March 13th 2010 | 1
S.O.S - Writer’s Block!
So little time, so much to write. (more) -
March 10th 2010
Non sequitur
Last night I saw Alice in Wonderland, the new Tim Burton and Disney collaborative take on the Lewis Carroll classics Alice's Adventures in Wonderland (1865) and Through the Looking Glass (1871). Although I enjoyed it - mostly on the aesthetic and visceral level of 3D nausea-inducing delirium (no, I wasn't high) - I realized that I'd never been a very big fan of the literary nonsense genre. Of course, it's fun to watch and listen to - after all, who-zle doesn't like a foozle? (more) -
March 10th 2010 | 2
Don’t get mad (get even)
My interview with Winnipeg activist Don Woodstock was a great insight into the life and political views of an intelligent and down-to-earth guy. (more) -
March 8th 2010
Website hardcopy
Web-based books can break your heart - they did mine. (more) -
March 5th 2010
Your opinion matters, too
Journalistic commentary is as much about your thoughts as is is about what the writer has written. (more) -
March 4th 2010 | 1
Journalists behaving badly
Journalists lost their integrity in handling the Lesley Hughes "scandal" of 2008. (more) -
March 2nd 2010
Celebrating the Vote
The importance of voting at every opportunity - even in by-elections. (more) -
March 1st 2010 | 1
Facebook broke the news to me that a friend had been killed
Social media has changed the way we receive news, for better or worse. (more) - Page 13 of 27 :: « First < 11 12 13 14 15 > Last »
