Click here to see an amazing tv commercial – there was no CGI used in the making of this advert.
Watch the extended version (at the bottom right of the page) and look for the dog.
Thanks to Adam Emsley in Japan for the link!
April 7, 2007
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Check out the latest from “Stumble Upon” – I keep taking a break from my taxes to disappear into the Black Hole of this search engine. Peter Callesen. The paper guy. The things this artist makes, each from a single … Continue reading
April 7, 2007
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If you use “Firefox” to surf the internet, you have access to this amazing way of Channel Surfing the internet. Use “Stumble Upon”. You will find the most interesting sites. Once you install/activate the “Stumble Upon” browser in ‘Firefox’, just … Continue reading
December 13, 2005
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We are having our first bit of real winter in Toronto. Minus 1o degrees here in Ontario feels like an Alberta minus 20. Raw. But on Sunday it was warmer – it was snowing, with big, romantic flakes drifting down. … Continue reading
July 3, 2005
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Richard Anderson took me to this concert for my birthday!! (which is not yet, but soon…) and it blew my mind. A small crowd at the Phoenix (a beautiful venue)… we stood at the front and moved to the beatz … Continue reading
July 3, 2005
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For all who were watchin’ today, and signed up on the website already, but don’t actually know how the G8 could do things differently to help effect change in the Third World… Read this editorial from the Globe and Mail: … Continue reading
May 15, 2005
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This documentary is excellent – a haunting meditation on memory, culture, , personal exploration, aging…as well as the responses of society to the unknown and the Different, and the effects of western culture as it permeates these Tribal societies in … Continue reading
April 16, 2005
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This PBS collection of video’s was recommended to me by Shaker Paleja. He has very kindly borrowed it for me from the amazing Vancouver library, just a few blocks from my hotel.If you can get these in your city, DO. … Continue reading
March 7, 2005
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Hugh’s Room, Toronto When I am 74 years old I want to be as sexy, as loving, as graceful as Odetta. I hope that I am blessed enough to be as provocative, as engaging, as powerful a performer.
March 1, 2005
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This is a highly entertaining look at the entrance of Porn into the mainstream culture, as well as a reminder that freedom of speech is often an enemy to the agenda’s of government. For those of you who long for … Continue reading
February 9, 2005
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The Art Bar happens every Tuesday evening at 8 pm at the Victory Cafe (on Markham, one block south of Bloor). The Art Bar has been hosting Canadian poets for over a decade. When I first moved to Toronto I … Continue reading
November 15, 2004
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Yashoda & her mom, Saruja, took me to this restaurant in Toronto\’s little India to introduce me to South Indian food. It was exquisite – the spices are so aromatic, the food (all vegetarian) very fresh & generously provided. Very … Continue reading
September 23, 2004
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Sept 15th, The Guvernment Michael Schultz took me to see Anthony Hamilton, an artist who is part of the \”New Soul\” movement. He sang with such ease, it was like his voice was coming from the air around him. He … Continue reading
September 13, 2004
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Eden Mills is aptly named – and there couldn\’t have been a better day for the Festival. Hot until the last readings ended, with a fine breeze springing up in the evening. I went along with my writing Mentor & … Continue reading