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   (2009.10.16)

Ignite Toronto is making the same mistakes in its second outing it did in its first. Also: Why can’t computers read the Goof sign?

   (2009.10.05)

Touring the tower at the fire academy with the last ginger fireman

   (2009.08.14)

Mike Rundle seems to think I’ve got something against him. Well, I didn’t used to

   (2009.07.30)

I visited the bobsleigh recruitment camp, despite being so weak I can barely push a shopping cart

   (2009.06.07)

BookCampTO09: Why do I bother?

   (2009.05.06)

Well, guess what: The Ontario College of Art & Design is again acting like nobody has the right to photograph the works shown in its annual graduates’ show. Bzzt: Wrong answer. Try again

   (2008.07.12)

At the fireman competition, you won’t hear a single assibilated S. Isn’t it great?

   (2008.06.28)

TypeCon organizer GRRLZ: Did they realize the errors of their ways or are they just hypocrites?

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