Random thought exchange
You can now order limited edition prints of my photos online.
Just visit my photography portfolio page to order.
You can select the size and finishing of the photo.
All orders are processed securely through PayPal’s website. There’s no need to have a PayPal account as you can order without one.
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My photography is going into a gallery!
New photography portfolio posted
Well, I’ve finally updated the photography section of my portfolio.
Photos are now on sale either at the Beechtree Art and Glass Studio, or by contacting me.
I can have prints ready to ship within 2 days, and available in any size, matte or glossy, with borders, without borders, coloured borders or white or black. I can also ship them with frames.
Also, I can have photos printed on numerous items, such as mugs, mouse pads, shirts, etc. For more details, please visit the photography section of my portfolio.
I will ship internationally too.
For pricing, licencing, etc., please contact me.
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Personal update
work
Well, the strike started today. It doesn’t directly affect me, because I’m not faculty (I’m part of the support staff union). Having said that, there was no visible disruption to me. I got to work at 7:15 a.m. There were no cars waiting to get on campus.
Apparently their strike hours at 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. I leave work at 4, so it should affect me when I leave.
The university is still going on. This only affects colleges. All college classes at the school are cancelled, which means the hallways are clean, and the washrooms are clean.
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Another award under my belt from the CCAE
Charity volleyball tournament
Road hockey @ work
It’s been a while since my last post… sorry to those of you who come back and read it…
What’s been going on with me? Well, I’ve worked out the details with the gallery in BC – regarding them selling my photography. I would expect them to be hanging by mid February. Next weekend I’m leaving for the hockey tournament in Israel. I’m excited! I get to see some family before and afterwards, and of course play hockey at an international level. Please help me by donating, to help cover the costs of the trip. I’m expecting it to come in around $2500 when all is said and done.
My boss was away from work last week, so I was covering for her. Sigh, it wouldn’t be a problem if I had someone to cover my work, but I don’t! lol
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So, I’ve decided to post several photos for you to order as prints (various sizes, with or without frames) or as items such as mugs, shirts, etc.
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Updated photography
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My photography is going into a gallery!
Well, it’s official – my photography is going into a gallery in BC called Beechtree Art and Glass Studio. I’ll have more details in the upcoming weeks… If you want prints let me know!
You can see some of my photos in my portfolio
YAY! 
It’s almost 10 years since I had my photography has debuted publicly. I’ve had them in a downtown Toronto gallery as part of a Kodak show. It’s even been sent around the globe as I’ve done photography for the City of Vaughan – to help promote the region for development, investment, etc.
Apple Box Images (UK) is selling many of my more recent shots as part of their greeting card business, as well as printed on canvases – they call these AppleBlocks. I’ve had people from all over the world use several of my photos for various web and print productions, for corporate, non-profit, and personal use.
This is just the start of some great work to come!
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HighEdWebDev
Jay Collier has posted his notes online too! His are all fancy and done up as a web-version, where mine are just measly PDF’s… 
Jay’s notes
To get the ‘official’ handouts and presentations, please visit the HighEdWebDev 2005 website. You’ll also find a link to the shared bookmarks from del.icio.us stuff too!
If anyone else has notes they’ve posted, please let me know so that I can add you to this list…
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HighEdWebDev
I really wanted to go to the CSS workshop, however it was full when I signed up for the conference. Instead, I ended up attending the Web Accessibility workshop.
Anyways, if you’re looking for my notes you can get them right here:
Web Accessibility HighEdWebDev 2005 Post-conference workshop
Enjoy!
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HighEdWebDev
Today’s 2 sessions from the HighEdWebDev 2005 conference were quite good. Over the past 2 days, I attended 10 sessions. Two of those were session winners for those tracks. There were 2 tracks that I was not able to attend on the other days, so i attended them today.
Onwards and upwards – Here are the notes from 2 of the winning sessions that I had not attended the other days.
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HighEdWebDev
Well, it’s nearing the end of the sessions of day 2, and I’ve created PDF files of my notes from the sessions that I’ve been to.
Some words of caution
- Mind the spelling – I’ll be updating the spelling problems soon
- I’m not responsible for any of the content, however if you want to discuss it with me, feel free
So, without further delay, here you go:
- Blogging
- Born to be wired
- Content in motion
- Designing portals
- Emerging web technologies
- Not grandma’s website anymore
- Podcasting
- Creating successful PDF files
- Usability
- Web Standards
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HighEdWebDev
So, I’m at the HighEdWebDev 2005 conference at the RIT Inn and Conference Center. At the momemnt I’m gleaning some information about RSS, Blogs, Podcasting, Wikis, etc.
Here are a few sites that are of interest for those wanting to find feeds, etc.
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HighEdWebDev
So far the conference is good. I’m learning a couple new things, and making some great contacts…
Hope the rest of the conference is good…
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I’ve gone 8 for 9