Category Archives: 2010

Ask, Tell. Now what?

So, like, since the vote last Saturday, I’ve been trying to figure out how to blog about the repeal by the United States Senate of Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell, the law that was essentially a passive-aggressive ban on non-heterosexuals in … Continue reading →

Posted in 2010, In the News | Tagged barack obama, dadt, don't ask don't tell, gays in military, justin bieber, military-industrial, ted haggard, united states senate | 12 Comments

On the politics of cycling

Posted on 14 December 10 by Edward

On the whole, i suspect, there aren’t a great many things that Gordon Price and i would find in common were we ever huddled together in an election voting booth. I’ve never actually met Mr. Price, and therefore have had … Continue reading →

Posted in 2010, In the News | Tagged bike lanes, gordon price, michael geller, non-partisan association, npa, vancouver | Leave a comment

Crap product of the week

Posted on 22 May 10 by Edward

It often seems that pretty much everything we buy is crap these days… Continue reading →

Posted in 2010 | Tagged capitalism, quality | 1 Comment

Vancouver. Special?

Posted on 7 May 10 by Edward

Edward undertakes to see his hometown through the eyes of an unjaded tourist. Continue reading →

Posted in 2010 | Tagged blowjob, charles demers, colosseum, Emmanuel Buenviaje, gastown, suzanne anton, the bay, vancouver, vancouver public library, vancouver special | 1 Comment

Post-Modernism for Victorians

Posted on 10 February 10 by Edward

Reflections on a lecture at the library titled “The Age of Pretence: Reflections on Post-Modernism”. Continue reading →

Posted in 2010 | Tagged langara college, martin toren, post-modernism | Leave a comment