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Monthly Archives: July 2005
Lunenburg vs. Grand Pre. Who wins?
Hey, I never said Lunenburg sucked. While expensive, it’s actually better than I expected. It’s literally a tourist attraction too: you never know who you run into. For example, while enjoying food in a restaurant at the Lunenburg waterfront, I … Continue reading
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Tides and NS trip
We just returned from a ‘half-round’ Nova Scotia roundtrip: Lunenburg-Middleton-Grand Pre-Brooklyn-Walton-Maitland, a trip we decided to do over 3 days just so we could stay overnight in a couple of hotels. More about them later. On our way back to … Continue reading
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Planet or not?
Last year, I mentioned about the tenth planet, which was nicknamed ‘Sedna’ by astronomers. It was announced as a major find (BBC): a new planet, Number X, Nemesis, nee, Sedna. Um… It’s status still appears to be in doubt. JPL-ers … Continue reading
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Rove and the Half-Blood Prince
With the release of the new Harry Potter book, I’ve been looking around, curious for the major clue in that book: JK Rowling killed off a main character of the series. I haven’t read any of the books. I have … Continue reading
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Mirror mirror on the car
As you can probably guess from the picture beneath this one, we were around Halifax today. It was an overly hot day too: I’ve been wondering if I should buy a kilt myself sooner or later. That is if the … Continue reading
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The Yay Appendix
Earlier today, I received an e-mail from an old friend (Hey Niels! Hey Jacob!) who was actually looking for my brother. I don’t normally check my e-mail address on this domain. Not even frequently. Note that I haven’t published my … Continue reading
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White Lines
For a small absurd movie, I decided to use a section of the Hip-Hop classic ‘White Lines’, originally performed by Melle Mel (and his Furious Five) and released in 1983. There’s a long story behind the history of Grandmaster Flash, … Continue reading
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Karl Rove, Whistleblower
While I hate to be too much involved into American politics, I find the comments in defense of Rove hilarious. For example, Fox’s news anchor John Gibson claimed the following (on why Rove should get a medal): Why should she … Continue reading
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Cruyff, Johan
I decided to download VLC, so I could watch a movie I got from Alfons: a documentary about ordinary people from Barcelona talking about the football legend Johan Cruyff (‘En un Momento Dado’). It was actually a fun movie to … Continue reading
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Halifax Airport fog issues
With amazement I’ve been following Halifax Airport’s fog problem. I don’t understand (hey kids, spot the truck in that picture!): First of all, the airport decided to start construction to one of its runways in the busiest portion of the … Continue reading
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From Dutch To English and Back
As the designated translator Dutch-English-Dutch, I noticed something the other day: it breaks me-own English. For example, the other day, when walking into Subways, I had a terrible hard time to get a sandwich ordered. I talked (and thought) in … Continue reading
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Weather
Since we all need a bit of humour so once in a while, here’s something I discovered and liked to share with you. Canadian weather does follow a pattern. I’m not kidding you. I sampled 2 years of data and … Continue reading
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Mandatory fields
Looking for more information on today’s find in my old home town, a genuine +800 BC late Roman melting oven (Dutch only), I decided to take a look at the Deventer Dagblad, nowadays called ‘De Stentor’. (I have no idea … Continue reading
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