by Rob Cottingham | Mar 27, 2005 | Culture, Arts and Popcorn
The world doesn’t offer many experiences as lonely as closing the back cover of a really good book. You’re re-emerging from the most solitary of pursuits, and for just a moment, you hover on the border of the universe you live in and the universe... by Rob Cottingham | Mar 25, 2005 | Vancouver
Just a quick post to second Arieanna’s rave review for Raviolino, the take-home pasta store in Kitsilano. Wonderful people, deliciously fresh pasta and sauces, very reasonable prices. These folks stock restaurants across the city with pasta, which is a pretty... by Rob Cottingham | Mar 24, 2005 | Everything Else
Here’s the front page of Google News Canada a few moments ago (click to get the full image). That lead story deals with the Terri Shiavo case. But it doesn’t come from CNN, the New York Times, CTV, the CBC, Reuters or even Fox News. It comes from Lifesite... by Rob Cottingham | Mar 24, 2005 | Politics
Wow. If the folks in Natural Resources ever run low on coal, they could always check out that motherlode at one end of their minister’s aorta: Federal cabinet representative John Efford has been accused of political meddling in a case involving a former staffer... by Rob Cottingham | Mar 24, 2005 | Media Mix, Technology
I suppose in some ways I should be happy about this news from the New York Times: Beginning next Thursday, as part of a reorganization of technology news coverage, the weekly Circuits pages will appear in Business Day, with David Pogue’s column on the front page...
