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…why should I be so eager to seek out unpleasantness? Why do I want to play this game, knowing that it will make me feel bad?
Mike Sakasegawa explains why it’s important that video games be seen as an art form, despite what Roger Ebert originally said.
"Electrostimulus" collars or eCollars (sometimes called Shock Collars) are one of the modern tools for dog training. Positive trainer Eric Brad … [Read More...]
I'm heading into a meeting and think the rock in my shoe might as well stay outside. I lean against the building in the cool evening air, remove my … [Read More...]
I recently discovered I have been investing my time in a carp. I can’t say that I was dating a carp because there was so much grey area and vague … [Read More...]
At my home office desk, ready to conquer a mountain of writing about tiny computery parts and the companies who make them, I run into a problem: the … [Read More...]
Pesto sauce, a Genovese basil-based specialty, was virtually unknown in the United States until the 1970’s, when the Early Renaissance of American … [Read More...]
In September I wrote a piece on violence against women called A Woman's Place, and noted how Iranian … [Read More...]
Went for coffee after a long run. had my camera in the car. A friend was sitting, lost in thought, … [Read More...]
As Lorne writes his last blog post from his desk in Alberta before the move to British Columbia, he … [Read More...]
A long road trip hauling alpacas to Canada's North turns into a misadventure. The rumour around … [Read More...]
Hiroshima, Nagasaki, Fukushima — the suffering goes on in Japan. Minimata disease, a neurological … [Read More...]
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