Toronto Mike

A Day of Remembrance

On the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month, Canadians are asked to pause and remember the thousands of men and women who sacrificed their lives fighting for freedom and democracy during the First World War, the Second World War, the Korean War, the Afghanistan conflict and
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Learning the Podcasting Ropes

I shared my thoughts about where I was going, and tonight I made great strides towards my podcasting goals. With a great tutorial by Bish I not only manned my own sound board for episode 13, but I learned how to manage the entire recording process. Here's my one minute
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November's Here Open Mike

With Halloween in the rear-view mirror, it's time for us to complain about the holiday decorations and music in unison.  At the count of three: one, two, three! If anything else is bugging you, throw it in the comments below.  You'll feel better.  You'll see.
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The Steve Nash Dilemma

Steve Nash is far and away the greatest basketball player this country has ever produced.  This is Nash country, so we all want Steve Nash to win an NBA title, right? That was a slam dunk when he was with the Suns and Mavs, but Steve Nash is now a
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Canadians in the NBA

When the Toronto Raptors released Toronto native Jamaal Magloire the other day, it brought the number of Canadians in the NBA down to 8. Here are the 8 Canadians currently playing in the NBA: Joel Anthony - C - Miami HeatSamuel Dalembert - C - Houston RocketsCory Joseph - PG
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Keep Calm and Carry On

Keep Calm and Carry On posters have become iconic.  You see them everywhere, in original form or parody, a relic of the second world war. The poster is so iconic you'd be excused if you thought these were all over Britain during WWII.  In reality, they were rarely used by
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