Monthly Archives: June 2004

I’ve been thinking of going through The List and seeing what Canadian god-bloggers are saying about our upcoming election. In the meantime, as I’ve pondered the various divides in Canada, I found this article by Joe Bageant, who grew up … Continue reading →

Data collection on the survey is now complete! An initial summary of the results of can be found at the original survey URL As you’ll see, nearly 900 folks stopped by to take a look, and roughly 2/3 of them … Continue reading →

Is it just me, or is the Christian “blogosphere” becoming more interesting and diverse? When I began blogging it seemed to me that the Christian blogs were pretty much a solidly right-wing block. There were some early exceptions, but the … Continue reading →

For a couple of weeks now I haven’t been able to access one of my favorite blogs, LivingRoom, because of a server move and upgrades to my ISP. To make a long story short, my ISP didn’t respond to my … Continue reading →

It’s my twin’s birthday today. So, I’m off to celebrate. I asked some bloggers to send me a link to a favorite post, with a brief explanation of why they liked it, so you and I could enjoy thier pick … Continue reading →

Former prime minister Brian Mulroney may be advising the Conservatives during the Canadian election campaign, but he’s not a household name in the United States. Mulroney was a guest on CNN’s Larry King Live after the death of former U.S. … Continue reading →

White Belt Apprentice, the force is still weak in you, but study hard, and you may prevail. Take the MT-Do test Hah. That is not going to happen. That’s why Cre8d is my tech. 4. Dan black belt. ar arr … Continue reading →

It’s the end of the second period. Calgary is down by 2. The ice is soft, the puck is bouncing, and the defense isn’t there. I’m flipping back and forth between ABC (American Broadcasting Corporation) and CBC (Canadian Broadcasting Corporation). … Continue reading →