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Archive - Jan 2007
January 23rd
Changes at Nortel
Nortel is changing, the management team that CEO Mike Zafirovski has brought on is making some bold calls. Not only are executives like Joel Hackney improving our cost base and delivery efficiencies, but two additional people that Mike brought on are doing some new things now that are particularly great.
January 19th
Good Drupal Powered Recipes: Food Like That
My friend Boris Mann (a founder of Bryght) has recently launched a new recipe sharing site, Food Like That, based on the open source Drupal CMS platform that hosts this website and many others. Bryght, Boris's company, provides hosted Drupal sites and contributes a lot to Drupal.
I joined the site and contributed my first recipe, a Black Bean, Tomato and Feta sauce for pasta that my
January 18th
Banning Plastic Bags
A story in today's Toronto Star, talks about Toronto discussing the banning of plastic bags, or in the very least, recycling them.
I'm personally all for banning them. In the past, most of my bags came from the grocery store, but now I use bins instead of bags for the most part.
Way better than paper or plastic bags are the biodegradable corn starch bags that MEC uses. They say they're more expensive, but I'm willing to pay 1-2% more for that sort of thing. They come from BioBag.
January 15th
A Week Alone
So, it's been a week since I dropped Meg off at the airport. And let me tell you, I do miss her dearly. It's interesting to live alone once again. Meg only lived with me for two months, but it was a great two months.
I do miss having her around to talk to, but thanks to technology we have been able to email, chat or talk everyday. I can't begin to imagine how much different things would be if we didn't at the very least have email. I mean, we'd go days without making contact which just seems so weird.
I miss her, and can't wait to see her in a few months - and it's only been a week :)
January 1st
Announcing MylesAwayFromHome.com
Just wanted to let you know of the new addition to my links on the left hand side. The link "Meg" now points to MylesAwayFromHome.com, Meg's blog that she'll be updating on her yearlong trip to Bolivia (and hopefully on other trips in the future). While there isn't a lot of content there yet, it will no doubt begin to ramp up as she leaves in a weeks time.