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Monthly Archives: May 2006
Iran-Canada Affair
The other day, I wrote about The National Post article claiming that Iran was going to implement a badge system for non-Muslims. Well, it looks like this story really was false, and that it has gotten Canada in a bit … Continue reading Continue reading
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Blogging 360
If you take a look over to the left, you will see that I’ve added my Xbox 360 gamer tag and a link to my Xbox’s very own blog. Amazing, eh? I do share my gamer tag with quanta, since … Continue reading Continue reading
Iran and the Badge – True or False?
Yesterday morning I noticed a picture of Jews from World War II wearing identification badges on the front page of the National Post newspaper. This, of course, caught my attention, so I stopped to read the leading story–Iran had past … Continue reading Continue reading
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Walk for Kids 2006 – Aftermath
Wow, are my legs ever sore. Not surprising, since it’s not every Sunday that I walk over 5km. The Bell Walk for Kids Help Phone went wonderfully well today, even if I was exhuasted afterwards. It was great to see … Continue reading Continue reading
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Walk for Kids 2006
This Sunday I will be taking part again in the Bell Walk for Kids Help Phone. The Kids Help Phone is a phone line that kids can call to get advice or just to have someone to talk to. The … Continue reading Continue reading
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