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Followup: cancer treatments
Last weeks post about fighting cancer had an edge to it I didn't like - which was why I posted 2 links. One had a feeling of conspiracy. That treatment would not reach the public due to limited profit. More realistically time is required, as is heavy testing.
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Family +1
I now have a second niece! Excellent news. Learning the sex and name after nine months of waiting might be the best part.
Of course this means the timer just started on creating her personalized branding...
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Fight cancer the Canadian way
Very interesting article. Feels biased but worth the short read.
Original release and details were in 2007, so this is old news for some. Seems like little progress in 3 years.
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let's be positive about this: the NDP is a power for the first time.
Too bad it's now an impotent power. Might have been better off leaving the Liberals in, eh?
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Audio rip
My music collection is all.. decayed. Thumbnails are missing, tracks are scratchy and skipping. I read that its not possible, that they don't degrade, but they must. At least when transferring between HDs ( Read more... ) -
money down the drain - not leaves
In Fall the leaves come down. In Spring the eaves go up ( Read more... ) -
Cheap vs eco-conscious
With prices rising and smart meters appearing, Its good to know how wasteful you are with electricity ( Read more... ) -
Door love
Should have posted this many weeks ago. I was a-buzz about it but refused to post until I could get the photos up.
Ignoring looks - which this house exterior needs badly - what makes us happy is the drop in snow and wind coming in the old warped door. As in, now: none.
The biggest benefit was mostly unforeseen and certainly invisible. Its quiet ( Read more... ) -
tale telling: point and click
I'm a big fan of Telltale games. While I don't love the direction that 'casual gaming' is dragging the PC game market, I do like it when casual games proove they can be quality experiences. This is one of the few non-indie ventures worth watching (and buying ( Read more... ) -
2011 - good health
With not a dime left to spend, I was given the green light to go ahead and splurge further.
Picked up some Evolv climbing shoes and a Petzl harness. The shoes are beginners, but the harness should last years ( Read more... )