Archive for January, 2005

Radio Revolution

Attended a great lecture last night all about the radio broadcasting industry in Canada. A screening of the Radio Revolution documentary was followed by a great discussion about the CRTC and future trends in radio. I had heard of The Big 8 before; however, the film really opened my mind to a new perspective of [...]


Cool Stamps.

Thought these were pretty neat, they don’t do much for educating the user but they do make you think! posted on http://jgarlough.blogspot.com/


Bought a Tambourine, Broke a Tambourine

Well, the title pretty much says it all. Whilst in Stratford on the weekend, I decided it was time to purchase the next instrument to add to my small collection. Knowing full well that the next instrument was to be a tambourine, it was only a matter of choosing one from the rather large selection. [...]


It was only a matter of time…

Well, it’s happened. I knew it was coming with all of the Genetically Modified food debates of years-gone-by… You can now purchase and cultivate your own Genetically Modified weeds! That’s right, many companies, governments and farmers think all these “Genetically Modified Pants” are great stuff (so long as they continue to decrease costs and increase [...]


Changing Chambers.

Surviving my first Chamber of Commerce meeting ever, I attempted my second on the same day. There was less meeting content (boo) but more meeting attendance (yae). Met a plethora of great people working to improve South Dundas County and was left with a positive feeling that something good IS being done in these smaller [...]


Off-Season Networking Not Working.

The good news is that the day is more than half over… unfortunately it started far too early. ;) Met up with Ron and drove to the annual general meeting for the Chamber of Commerce in Renfrew. It was a breakfast affair the day after heavy ice rain, so our trip started much earlier than [...]


Not a moment too soon…

Jumped in my car after economics and drove to the country to sit in on a meeting with the local Ontario Federation of Agriculture members. Just by chance, I happened to be sitting beside the county’s Economic Development Officer (EDO)! Thought that was pretty funning considering the day’s events… (read the previous post). The EDO [...]


Economics meet J.G.

I can’t believe I’ve made it through 27 years of my life without being forced to have a thorough understanding of economics. Today that streak has come to an end. I spent the morning reading my glossy new textbook and gobbling up the theories like a kid in a candy store. So THIS is what [...]


It’s all who you know…

Early this morning (1:45am to be exact) I was just about to shut down my computer when an email popped into my inbox. A good friend of mine from the greater Toronto area made my day by sending me an invite to Gmail! Woo hoo! Lydia, you’re awesome!!! What’s even better is that I was [...]


Ahead of Time

The new year has arrived sooner than we thought (by a few millionths of a second or so), and apart from compassion there is certainly no reason to be unhappy should all your family and friends be safe and in good health. It is quite amazing how proximity to those we care about can provide [...]