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Author Archives: Mike
Fail on fail
Vancouver Sun, Ex-MLA queries Christy Clark’s cleavage. This is the stupidest “controversy” I’ve seen or heard about in eons — it’s light-years beyond the whole Obama birth certificate nonsense — but the single worst part about it, in my mind, … Continue reading
Posted in Friggin' Politics
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New York
When I first got off the train in Paris at Gare de Lyon five years ago, I felt like I was home. It was the sort of place that was immediately familiar, even though I’d never been there before. I’m … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Travel
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Soundcheck Sunday: Oliver Swain, “Big Machine”
“Who?” This guy: I first encountered Oliver Swain this past summer. Stephen Quinn was talking about CBC Vancouver’s series of lunchtime concerts — at which Swain played sometime in July — and played this track by way of introducing his … Continue reading
Posted in High Fidelity
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Learn something every day
At the bottom of the Nav Canada NOTAM query page is a box with red text that I’ve been curious about for as long as I can remember: Note: Under certain conditions being familiar with this section only, before commencing … Continue reading
Posted in Aviation
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Soundcheck Sunday: Shawn Colvin, “These Four Walls”
The title track from the latest studio album (2006). One of the things I love dearly about Colvin is that she’s only inclined to record when she actually feels like she has something to say. This can be frustrating sometimes … Continue reading
Posted in High Fidelity
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Currently reading
Or, my tabdump for 18 September 2011, potentially of interest to some people I know read this blog: Don’t Come to the Dark Side: Acquisition Lessons from a Galaxy Far Far Away Fighting a Nuclear Armed Regional Opponent: Is Victory … Continue reading
Posted in Aviation, Grim Meathook World, Riot Nrrd
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Soundcheck Sunday: Shawn Colvin, “Wichita Skyline”
So it turns out we’re going to do a pair of tracks from “A Few Small Repairs.” This one’s been in my mind since last week, when we went out to Alberta (my first time back in two years) for … Continue reading
Posted in High Fidelity
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Soundcheck Sunday: Shawn Colvin, “84,000 Different Delusions”
It turns out there’s no video for this song. You don’t need one. I recently stumbled upon a (very small) poem by the Jodo Shinshu poet Asahara Saichi: 84,000 delusions 84,000 lights 84,000 joys abounding I have no idea if … Continue reading
Posted in High Fidelity
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Obligatory post
Herewith, a collection of links to articles that either helped shape or closely mirror the way I think about what happened a decade ago: David Foster Wallace, “Just Asking“: “What if we chose to regard the 2,973 innocents killed in … Continue reading
Posted in Grim Meathook World
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And thus my fall is much like my spring
This is what 11,921 miles and six weeks looks like: Once again, I have a staggering number of PNRs floating around in my iPhone and one hell of a lot of ground to cover over the next month and a … Continue reading
Posted in Travel
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