Blogaround Toronto

TorCamp 2.0?

Sun, 27 Nov 2005 18:44:36 GMT

In order to keep the momentum of TorCamp going, Albert Lai is hosting demo sessions in December.

TorCamp is Today

Sat, 26 Nov 2005 14:29:26 GMT

Last night, I attended the opening night of TorCamp. Alec Saunders was there. Albert Lai was there. David Crow was there. And at least 20 other Toronto geeks. Today, they are meeting at the TeehanLax space. I won't be there during the day, I have a company x-mas party that my kids are forcing me to attend. I'll be arrive between 5PM and 6PM and stay for a few drinks.

http://barcamp.org/index.cgi?TorCamp

cross-posted

TorCamp Opening Night

Fri, 25 Nov 2005 15:19:05 GMT

Tonight is the opening night for TorCamp, 7PM at The Social Bar, 1100 Queen Street West.

http://barcamp.org/index.cgi?TorCamp

Sued for Blogging

Mon, 14 Nov 2005 01:22:16 GMT

Louisette Lanteigne: I am getting sued for this website which I built to facilitate the reporting of environmental and labour law infringements.

Randy: This is from the Google cache, as Louisette's Website has exceeded bandwidth. Although I'm not intimately aware of the situation, these clearly looks like an attempt to shut someone up. Go Louisette! This better be in the Toronto Star and Toronto Sun ASAP.

Bombay Bhel Markham

Fri, 11 Nov 2005 17:28:38 GMT

Tuesday, I ate at Bombay Bhel restaurant in Richmond Hill. I had the Chicken Vindaloo and Upper Canada Dark beer. An awesome meal. If you like Vindaloo and live in Markham or Richmond Hill, then I found the place for you near Leslie and Hwy 7. Map.

The Corner Grill

Tue, 08 Nov 2005 17:31:51 GMT

On Thursday and again on Monday, I ate at The Corner Grill. It's a small restaurant in North York at Cliffwood Plaza, Don Mills Rd. (south of Steeles). Very much recommended. They even have my favorite beer, Buzz on tap.

Getting a grip on the market

Tue, 01 Nov 2005 15:39:34 GMT

Globe&Mail: As Ron Ball wheels his white Mustang in and out of the dense Shanghai traffic, he seems as much at home as if he were back in Oshawa, Ont., the city where he first emerged as the world's escalator handrail kingpin.

Randy: Great story about a local Toronto entrepreneur making it internationally. My brother-in-law works for this company.