‘Educational’ Archive

Dinner last night – Slow Carb – 20lbs in 4 weeks?

Hey, Recently, I’ve started on a slow-carb, high protein, fat reduction experiment. During the summer it seems that I managed to put on a few pounds. With the eating out, drinking often and generally not really taking care of myself like I have in the past. I’ve decided to do a little experiment to see [...]

Been a while, thoughts on life.

Hey All, Yes, It’s been a long time since I’ve posted anything. It’s not because I’ve been sitting in the house and not doing anything. In fact, I’m busy most nights. The truth is, I just didn’t feel like it. I’ve been spending a lot of time thinking about what I want from life. What [...]

Blogging – Secrets to Success (Uncensored observations)

Blogging is all about posting something, anything everyday. Try to make it interesting every few days to keep people checking back. 1)  The best way to do this, IMO; is to be a young attractive girl who frequently posts images of themselves. Often innocent pictures of you from everyday, like you current outfit. But slip in a [...]

Towels are a laptop’s best friend? (HP TX1220US)

You might have heard last week that my laptop died . I would turn it on, the lights would light up, but then nothing, no beep, no POST screen, nothing. It would just hang like that forever. It was a very sad time and I didn’t know what to do. I checked and the warranty had run [...]

Windows 7 Community Event

Looks like I had a productive long weekend editing video A few weeks ago I receive an email from the lovely Chantelle at High Road Communications asking if I would be apart of a Windows 7 community dinner event. I was honoured to be invited and accepted. I wasn’t really sure what to expect when [...]

Researchers Expand Clinical Study of Neural Interface Brain Implant: Scientific American

This is actually some exciting news! The researchers over at Brown University has been given the go-ahead from the FDA to run a pilot clinical trail to expand it’s work on Neural Interfaces. In 2000, Brown University began a program named BrainGate which includes a baby aspirin–size brain sensor containing 100 electrodes, each thinner than a [...]

Make Web Not War – Microsoft Conference

Today is Make Web Not War an event hosted by Microsoft Canada at the Ted Rogers School of Management. First, I must say this is a beautiful building. Large, clean, bright with big atriums and tables outside. School was never like this when I attended. I did get here a little late but I did [...]

Third Tuesday Toronto – How to create online videos that people want to watch

Yesterday was Third Tuesday Toronto or #TTT for anyone that was following it on twitter. I was excited about this one, as I have really been getting into creating video lately, I was not disappointed. As online video consumption continues to grow at an astronomical rate, now is the time to learn how to produce [...]

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