Archive for July 2008

Last weekend, Randy Pausch passed away due to metastasized pancreatic cancer. I’ve never met him in person but I’ve a video of his last lecture. It was very inspirational and very motivating. Pausch was a computer science professor at Carnegie Mellon and his last lecture was viral.
I’ve heard of people advising others to have fun [...]

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A couple of years ago, I had planned on visiting Tobermory. I had just received my Nikon D50 in the mail and I was excited to head up north to take some pictures of nature. Things came up and I was able to head up there that year. The following summer, I wanted to head [...]

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There’s a new search engine out and it’s claiming to be better than Google. That’s a pretty bold statement to make since Google is pretty popular. Google has been around for a long time and they’ve done a pretty good job at indexing the internet. Cuil (pronounced ‘cool’) is fairly new to the game but [...]

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Ever since my girlfriend came back from Hong Kong, I’ve wanted to do a lot of traveling. Actually, I think I’ve wanted to do that for the longest time but it was her who made me actually do it. I don’t mean the traveling where you fly from one destination to another. I mean the [...]

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For the last few years, I’ve always gone with Rogers as my cellular phone service provider. When I first started, the price was great and so was the service but as the years go by things started to get a little expensive. Now, it has gotten to the point where I don’t need all those [...]

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The departure date for my girlfriend’s flight is approaching fairly quickly. It’s only a matter of weeks before she boards the plane back to Hong Kong. I hope that I’ve made the most of her vacation here but part of me feels that we didn’t get to do enough.
I can’t help it but blame our [...]

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When you work in a large company, it’s not surprising to see people leave. The plant that I worked for has over six hundred employees and people come and go often. Ever four months there are students leaving and joining the company. But it’s not often that I see people retiring or resigning from their [...]

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