Monthly Archives: January 2004

It’s a bit odd to be blogging away from my computer, but I am grateful that I can. This has been a busy week, and I haven’t had an opportunity to take my coat off to post this, I’ll be … Continue reading →

Prime Minister Paul Martin paid a visit yesterday to a nervous and excited grade 4 class in North York Ontario, that had sent him a present. Flat Mark is being talked about in coffee shops today. The kids made Martin … Continue reading →

The 24 hour blogathon is over at LivingRoom. 111 posts. One every 15 minutes. A family in the Philippines will be able to earn a living. Well done all. The donation tally is currently at $375US. So we’ve raised enough … Continue reading →

That was quick. Belinda Stronach declared her candidency today and the youth oriented web page is up and running. The goal in the six week time span is to sign up and sell 50 to 100 thousand new members for … Continue reading →

Occasionally a tech tool comes along that becomes commonplace and indispensible. If you’ve blogged for a bit, you’ve probably heard about Technorati. And if you use it, you may have noticed it hasn’t updated for a few days. That’s because … Continue reading →

Darren over at the great Australian blog LivingRoom didn’t sleep well last night. He had blogging on his mind and started his blogathon a tad early. 3:50 am Melbourne time to be precise. So, if you are just getting off … Continue reading →

It is early morning here and nighttime in Australia. I really hope that Darren of the LivingRoom is getting some serious sleep. Darren is going to be heading into a 24 hour blogathon because he believes it is possible to … Continue reading →

Canadians feel more prosperous and less secure than they did 10 years ago. A Leger poll found the usual regional and demographic divides across the country. 41 percent believe they are further economically than they were 10 years ago, while … Continue reading →