Heavy Lights – Breathe

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Abortion Is Another Word for Murder

The instant I impregnated my wife I knew the deed had been done;  I knew it and she knew it, the exact moment that it happened as we were getting Continue reading →

Today Is A Good Day To Die

Our mom was the quintessential Star Trek fan;  not just for the outlandish costumes and the  crazy antics of Captain James T. Kirk and the crew, but because of the underlying values Continue reading →

Is That Not a Pretty Truck?

Take a close look at Cambridge’s hydro trucks, and you will notice that most, if not all of them, have considerable amounts of very stylish decals attached to them.  Some Continue reading →

Cambridge Potholes fixed with Google Maps

CAMBRIDGE CANADA – June 24, 2019 (AP) – Today, Google ‘s Kitchener development campus was the scene for an unveiling of it’s most recent collaborative project with the City of Continue reading →

The Occupier’s Guide to Taming Trolls

“First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win.” – Mahatma Gandhi Trolls:  We’ve all seen their rants; we’ve listened to them spew Continue reading →

Policy Evaluation : Cambridge City Council 2013

~ “I want to hear if they are happy with a four-and-a-quarter (per cent) tax increase.  If not, they need to tell council what you want to cut.” -  Coun. Gary Price, Continue reading →

Public Pipes, Private People

I work for small businesses, helping them keep their computers free of viruses, teaching them how to use this new gadget or that new piece of software, changing printer paper,fixing Continue reading →

Ode To an Angel

Tongue of bile, words of hate, not swords of strength she wields; done because her heart is scarred, from further pain they shield. I had a chance to take a chance, and Continue reading →

Get to Work, PEASANT

During the 2010 Municipal Election, a concerned citizens’ group invited all candidates from all municipalities the opportunity to present their opinions on the upcoming multi-billion dollar Light Rail Transit (LRT) initiative. All Continue reading →

The Transit Isolation of Waterloo Region

Reblogged from The Cambridge Sunday Herald: Written By Jesse Rodgers From Who You Calling A Jesse The Waterloo Region (Guelph too) have had huge gains economically and in population in Continue reading →

CASINO : Open Letter to the Minister of Municipal Affairs

The Honourable Linda Jeffrey, Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing ljeffrey.mpp.co@liberal.ola.org Dear Linda; My name is Brett Ashton Howard Hagey, and I have been a resident of Cambridge, Ontario since Continue reading →

Priorities Are Lost, But Picasso Still Rocks

Truck drivers drive on roads; the same roads used by shift workers, actors, and Scientologists, alike.  Machine shops use electricity, as do homemakers, theatres, baseball parks, and video game addicts. Continue reading →

REVIEW : XLink BTTN Cellular Bluetooth Gateway

Reblogged from Hagey Computer: In my line of work I’ve come to rely on cellular communications so I can keep in touch with my  clients, friends and family, while I Continue reading →

Russia rebuffs Cyprus appeal for aid as Europe loses patience

Reblogged from Financial Post | Business: Breaking News: Cyprus lawmaker says solution to Cyprus’s bailout crisis within the framework set down by the European Union may be possible within “the Continue reading →

Technological Ignorance Is Not Good For Business

Ask anyone who operates a private enterprise, and they’ll tell you that the past 30 years of technological innovation has been a boon for business.  Accountants no longer balance their Continue reading →

How’s It Goin, Eh?

Canadians are a humble people; it’s because we *know* we’re made from the greatest nations on the planet.   The men and women of our land continue to come from Continue reading →

Love The One You’re With

Folks, let me tell you a story straight out of The Notebook, the Alfred Hitchcock version anyway. Once upon a time I met a fair young maiden with locks of Continue reading →

Turn The Page

No faith in a lie, a truth always known, reserve no space for these hearts; As wings unfurl the games are shown, Dark angels in life, smile at the start.

'Everything in service of my community': Trudeau gives impassioned class-based retort at Liberal debate

Reblogged from National Post | News: OTTAWA — Justin Trudeau defended his record, experience and wealth during a fiery debate in Toronto on Saturday as his fellow Liberal leadership contenders Continue reading →

I’ve Loved You Since We Were Young’ens

I’ve loved you since we were young’ens, those many moons ago, throughout the years and smiles and tears, unchanging as you know. The night was warm, the sky was clear, Continue reading →

President Obama Delivers His Second Inaugural Address

Yabba Dabba Do, Whatever

The first field car I used at my buddy’s farm was a rotted out 4-cylinder Datsun B210.  This was among the first Japanese automobiles shipping into North America in the Continue reading →

Timeline: 500 Years of Guns, Race and Political Power in the Americas

Reblogged from What They're Feeding Me: Update 1/21/2013: at the request of several people I have added information from this timeline and a few other sources on the evolution of voting Continue reading →

'You are brave, you are loved': Girls bathroom stall note offering hope goes viral

Reblogged from National Post | News: For generations, the bathroom stall has worn the scribbled heartaches and triumphs of its visitors. And its appeal endures, despite the recent arrival of Continue reading →

Gear Can Be Epic, but Friendship Can Be Legendary

“Can miles truly separate you from friends… If you want to be with someone you love, aren’t you already there?” – Richard Bach

The Town Hall

“The Internet is now part of the very fabric of people’s personal lives” – anon The future will bring more technology, and it must be managed to our advantage, they Continue reading →

It’s Bill Gates’ Fault

(they made me change the title, lol) Bill Gates invented the computer, so America’s woes are all his fault. Bill Gates invented the computers that were used by Smith & Continue reading →