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Monthly Archives: April 2008
I Parlayed My CBC Email…
… into front-row Raptor’s tickets, ha!april 10 2008 I thought a fun episode would be “Exploring Canada’s NBA Team”, so I wrote to the guy in charge telling him that and asking for a ‘one-day media credential’ (that’s industry speak … Continue reading
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Exploring Pipe Julius
Meet Julius Vesz, a world premier pipe maker for 50 years. His shop in the Royal York is unique, gorgeous and worth a walk over. It’ll probably be the only place you’ll ever see pipes made from dead-root briar … Continue reading
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I’ve Become Obsessed With These
april 7 2008It’s a QR Code. Basically it’s an elaborate bar code that can hold a crazy amount of information. You scan it with your cel phone and then it kicks you to a webpage, offers you a coupon … Continue reading
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The Shortest Ferry Ride in the World
It’s right here, in Toronto.april 4 2008 I went to film an exploration about it all, but nah. I mean, it’s cool that something “in the world” is Canadian but what’s to say? The 396-foot ride lasts a nanosecond, … Continue reading
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