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I get interviewed by a music site about music and stuff.
Here’s a post where I criticize my ability to do my job.
Yesterday was a beautiful start to bike to work week. Today…. not so much. Last year, I wrote a post called “Biking to Work.” It ended with this: “If you want to sleep in a bit more, or the days get shorter and it’s kind of dark, or you have a late meeting after work. […]
Biking is not difficult. That’s why whenever people want to describe how easy something is, they say “It’s just like riding a bike.”
The things you can pay musicians for are often the exact opposite of what you pay services like Spotify and Rdio for.
If you go to my homepage, you will see the following words: “I have a blog for long thoughts, Tumblr for shorter ones, and Twitter for even less.” I try to mean that literally. Occasionally I’ll put short thoughts on my blog and long ones on Twitter, but I do actually envision these as separate experiences. Twitter is stream-of-conscious stuff. I […]
In the aftermath of a deadly blast.
At AVC.com last week, there was a discussion around “Where do you get your news?” A lot of the discussion was how in the age of the internet (mostly Facebook and Twitter), people expect news to find them rather than for them to go seek it out. That’s telling for people (like me!) who trade […]
Whether it succeeds or fails, an ambitious real estate project will change the future of northern B.C.
Instead of saying “I don’t have time” try saying “it’s not a priority,” and see how that feels. Changing our language reminds us that time is a choice. If we don’t like how we’re spending an hour, we can choose differently.
Last night, the Junos, ostensibly the Canadian version of the Grammy, took place. And as an advocate for the great music this country has I have to weigh in on Michael Buble’s win. For a Christmas album. There’s a lot of head–scratching going on over this one for those who don’t follow the ins and […]
The Prince George Free Press has an interesting take on city council’s decision to bring back pay parking downtown: “Council’s decision to possibly bring back parking meters is purely a business decision. The bottom line has been negatively impacted by the removal of parking meters, so “bring ‘em back.” It flies in the face of […]
Five things I need to do once, then forget about.
Saying goodbye to a job I loved.
In the wake of it being disclosed that Prince George Mayor Shari Green had the most expensive campaign in city history (in which she spent more than all five Kamloops mayoral candidates combined [source]), there’s a small debate surrounding municipal elections and financing. Speaking to CBC, Councillor Brian Skakun made the following comments: “It makes […]
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