Monthly Archives: September 2006

Laura’s blog lives again.

Click here to read entries written by the interesting one in the relationship.

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Coke Blak Review

Laura picked up some Coke Blak today. According to Coke, Blak is “Cola Coffee Fusion Beverage.” After a quick whiff and a tentative sip, I have to say that Blak is pretty good. I taste a lot of caramel and … Continue reading

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Nintendo Wii Calculator: $496.94 for us.

Figure out the damage here.

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I picked up a few new books: The Problem with Physics, by Lee Smolin Apparently, there is something wrong with string theory. Since I’ve read a bunch of string theory books, I’d like to know if I should just forget … Continue reading

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Rocky Mountain Vertex 30 3 month review.

It’s been 3 months since I picked up my Vertex 30 and I thought that I’d talk about the pros and cons. Pros: The hydraulic disc brakes are stunning. In both the dry and the wet they stop me on … Continue reading

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Belaire covers Kanye’s “Through The Wire”

I’ve listened to this hot cover about 10 times today.

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Action shots of the weekend Ultimate tournament.

Craig Stephen took a bunch of action shots from our tournament last weekend. Who’s that ugly dude? Teammate shots: Jamie Chris 1 Chris 2 Jen Ali ( in Red ) Team huddle Andrew, Ali and Shu

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Write an application a day?

This endeavour may not be for me, but Dana Hanna thinks it’s for him. Follow his experiment at An App a Day.

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Umm, bonsai?

Bonsai? I got nothing.

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Osheaga Music Festival Review

Laura and I attended the Osheaga Festival this past Sunday. We saw: Islands: They were surprisingly good. Lots of catchy songs. A cool dynamic between the violins, bass clarinet and multiple singers. Tokyo Police Club: Young, loud, fast music. High … Continue reading

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