
Peyto Lake from Bow Summit
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On the road from Banff to Jasper.

Peyto Lake from Bow Summit
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On the road from Banff to Jasper.

Brain injury awareness week
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Those crazy canucks.

On the road out of Vancouver
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Thank you Hertz
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Thank you Hertz for running out of the mid-size. The Mustang will do just fine, yes.

Happy birthday Breean
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Thank you for the wonderful tatoo! What do you think, should I make it permanent?
“Around the world in 240 days – free.”
Ten UW students are chosen every year for an all-expenses-paid trip around the globe. They don’t have to attend classes overseas. Nor do they have to write a report or give a speech when they return. All they have to do is enjoy.
“I almost cried when I found out,” Lee said of winning the fellowship. “It’s a wonderful chance of a lifetime.”
UW alumnus and investment adviser David Bonderman established the fellowship that bears his name.
One guess who found that… yup that’s all Meagan.
I always like movies about business (The Secret of My Succes, anyone?), especially the business of technology. They’re fun to critique and most have a couple of very serious falsehoods.
But my favorite in the genre has to be Sneakers, with Robert Redford. First, it’s about crypto, which is cool. Second, it has espionage and intrigue and spies and all that crap. Robert Redford is the good guy. And last but not least, it’s a total liberal fantasy like West Wing. At the end, the RNC goes bankrupt and Greenpeace is flush with cash. What’s not to like about that.
The good news: your company’s annual worldwide sales meeting is in Paris.
The bad news: the meeting is over a weekend (will need precious vacation time for anything fun), and your hotel is cultural f’ing wasteland Disneyland Paris, 45 minutes outside the city.
A short tip I wrote a few weeks ago was just published as a Novell Cool Solution. Not for the geek averse.