Monthly Archives: July 2003

TEST

Test post from new computer. Well it looks like it worked fine. Thanks to Lawrence Lee at Radio Userland. Still busy hooking up other stuff, back to the usual posting schedule tomorrow.

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CHANGING COMPUTERS TOMORROW – FINGERS CROSSED

Tomorrow (Thursday) I trade in my PC for a new one. Lawrence Lee at Radio Userland quickly and expertly (through the Userland Discussion Forum) answered my question about how to ensure my blog remains intact. In short: no need to … Continue reading

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THE BLOGGING PROCESS

A pretentious and presumptuous attempt to document what bloggers have learned, without any formal instruction, to do every day. And then a description of what’s needed to make blogs a medium for real conversation. For some bloggers, just writing is … Continue reading

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FRAN DARLING

FRAN DARLING I moved away (tragically) from Kelvin and Winnipeg in October of grade 12 when Dad was transferred to his Montreal head office. I did grade 12 at High School of Montreal, an inner city school built in 1862, … Continue reading

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ROBERT G. (“CHESTER”) COOKE

ROBERT G. (“CHESTER”) COOKE Professional work: Psychiatrist, Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH), and University of Toronto Wife: Lisa; Kids: Alexander 21, Sarah 16, Robert IV 14, Matthew 11 Pet: Ted (Yorkie/Maltese mix) Bio: After High School I did … Continue reading

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CONNIE BACKHOUSE

CONNIE BACKHOUSE I graduated from the University of Manitoba with a B.A. in 1972, and worked briefly for Ralph Nader in Washington, DC before obtaining an LL.B. from Osgoode Hall Law School in 1975 and an LL.M. from Harvard in … Continue reading

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FRED BROWN

FRED BROWN Since graduating from Kelvin in June of 1969 completed BComm(H) at University of Manitoba – graduated June 1973. Worked for Inco (Sudbury/Toronto) for 4 years – served as press chief for the sports of Waterpolo and Handball at … Continue reading

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JANE BOWDEN

JANE BOWDEN I have been living in Fredericton N.B. since 1977, where I am a private music teacher; I teach piano and clarinet. I married Doug Vipond in 1972, and he teaches psychology at St. Thomas University. I met Doug … Continue reading

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MAX BLOUW

MAX BLOUW Iím afraid that I canít attend ñ my sincere regrets!  In terms of a very brief bio, a quick version is: Married to Lynn since 1974 (yikes ñ nearly 30 years ñ time flies when youíre having a … Continue reading

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LAURENCE BROWNELL

LAURENCE BROWNELL Following high school graduation, I took Arts at the U of M, concentrating on Philosophy and English. I loved the university atmosphere and rediscovered the excitement of learning. In the summers I had jobs in the clothing industry … Continue reading

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