“Continuous effort - not strength or intelligence - is the key to unlocking our potential” - Winston Churchill

“Continuous effort - not strength or intelligence - is the key to unlocking our potential”
 - Winston Churchill

humachine: please don't harass me if i'm already a paying customer of your service(s)

nikography:

so, today, godaddy called me at about 3:30pm to …chat? it was probably the weirdest marketing/sales/support/survey call i’ve ever received. this is a paraphrasing of the exchange.

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all of the following are true: i don’t like phones; i panic a little when my phone rings; i am…

Help Indie doc film maker  Steven James May crowd source funds for his indie film on free over the air TV. (Click on the picture for a link to the Indie GoGo site for more info.) 

Help Indie doc film maker  Steven James May crowd source funds for his indie film on free over the air TV. (Click on the picture for a link to the Indie GoGo site for more info.) 

1600 Schools.Every Province and Territory.Over 1 Million Students. But now, we’re turning schools away. Have a Heart is a wildly successful HIV/AIDS education program. High-school students are empowered to learn about HIV, how to make healthy choices, and share the information with their peers.It’s shocking: Over 50% of incoming grade nine students in Canada wrongly believe there is a cure or vaccine for HIV. The Heart O’Grams distributed by students in the week leading up to Valentine’s Day set the record straight. And not only do they get a pamphlet, condom, and a red ribbon into young hands - dynamic youth leaders help raise money for research to end AIDS. We’re beyond our capacity. We stretched to include an additional 100 schools above our threshold of 1500 this year. We are heartbroken to turn schools away. But to grow the program to 2500 schools, we need your support.Every $25 helps us reach another school.Every donation, big or small, goes a long way to help educate thousands more Canadian youth.This Valentine’s Day, please Have a Heart.Your support solves our best problem ever.

1600 Schools.
Every Province and Territory.
Over 1 Million Students.

But now, we’re turning schools away.


Have a Heart is a wildly successful HIV/AIDS education program. High-school students are empowered to learn about HIV, how to make healthy choices, and share the information with their peers.

It’s shocking: Over 50% of incoming grade nine students in Canada wrongly believe there is a cure or vaccine for HIV.

The Heart O’Grams distributed by students in the week leading up to Valentine’s Day set the record straight.

And not only do they get a pamphlet, condom, and a red ribbon into young hands - dynamic youth leaders help raise money for research to end AIDS.

We’re beyond our capacity. We stretched to include an additional 100 schools above our threshold of 1500 this year.

We are heartbroken to turn schools away. But to grow the program to 2500 schools, we need your support.

Every $25 helps us reach another school.
Every donation, big or small, goes a long way to help educate thousands more Canadian youth.

This Valentine’s Day, please Have a Heart.
Your support solves our best problem ever.

On Wednesday nights during the (urrr) late 80’s early 90’s’s my brother Marcel and our best pal Jeff Baird would hop into Jenny Beaty’s/Zubick’s ? old car and head downtown to Queen and Bathurst  to The Big Bop to dance to 70’s Rock downstairs and 80’s and 90’s alternative - Britpop and Ska upstairs and drink cheap draft and Red baron’s until we “loaded” into the car for more mischief. In its reincarnation as a night club I saw a lot of great U.S indie bands in The Reverb and some bloodcurdling Metal and footapping SKa in The Katherdral, althou Holy Joe’s is still just the weird fountain room to me. The Big Bop closes forever on Sunday and here is a link to a pretty good article about the club. Click on the picture click through to the article.

On Wednesday nights during the (urrr) late 80’s early 90’s’s my brother Marcel and our best pal Jeff Baird would hop into Jenny Beaty’s/Zubick’s ? old car and head downtown to Queen and Bathurst  to The Big Bop to dance to 70’s Rock downstairs and 80’s and 90’s alternative - Britpop and Ska upstairs and drink cheap draft and Red baron’s until we “loaded” into the car for more mischief.

In its reincarnation as a night club I saw a lot of great U.S indie bands in The Reverb and some bloodcurdling Metal and footapping SKa in The Katherdral, althou Holy Joe’s is still just the weird fountain room to me.

The Big Bop closes forever on Sunday and here is a link to a pretty good article about the club.

Click on the picture click through to the article.

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