Sep 12, 2003
A few days ago, I mentioned that I would consider John Nunziata in the upcoming Toronto mayoral elections. He has since been removed from the list of likely candidates. I am wary of Nunziata’s platform, which looks to be of the cut and slash variety. … Read more
Sep 12, 2003
I’m a sucker for a good headline, especially one which packs a visual punch. Naturally, I had a nice chuckle over the mental image in the banner headline of today’s Toronto Star: Tories slammed over meat.
I can only imagine how much I would pay to see several high-ranking … Read more
Sep 12, 2003
Last week, I jokingly speculated that Ernie Eves would continue his string of empty statements by spouting off on immigration, a federal matter. As it turns out, I wasn’t far from the truth, which leads me to wonder: Is Ernie Eves running for … Read more
Sep 9, 2003
Like a responsible citizen, I tuned into the CBC’s Toronto mayoral candidates debate last night. I felt uninformed as to the choices, despite the fact that the candidates have been campaigning since February. Since I feel that municipal government is possibly the most important level of government, I feel that I need to be informed. … Read more
Sep 8, 2003
I swear that shady persons unknown have been listening in on the conversations I have with Vic, specifically those concerning world domination. How else can you explain the spam I received today advertising the 3rd Annual … Read more
Web testing using Twill does not look much different from testing using WebTest. I’m not sure why I would bother with this, but it’s worth investigating.
“McCall hopes that a fibre-optic cloak creating a space–time void around 30 centimetres long, to hide actions taking place over a few nanoseconds, could be built within the next year.” […] “Ortwin Hess, a researcher into metamaterials at the University of Surrey in Guildford, UK, believes that the design might have practical applications for the … Read more