Software Development, Photography & Still Learning Everything.

Montreal, Canada
Joined February 2009
Awesome first day of skiing at #Tremblant! What a great job they did getting the mountain prepared and the facilities set up for the strange times we live in!
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I'm riding in the Great Cycle Challenge to support SickKids and their fight against Cancer in kids. greatcyclechallenge.ca/Rider…
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It's the simple things that can make one's day! ☺️
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Fascinating practical advice for those encountering this in their family/friends circle. Thank you @MarionRenault
Replying to @MarionRenault
Something that struck me during reporting: Some of the workarounds clinicians have found — like FaceTiming family members or helping patients keep ICU diaries — seem like niceties. But they're quite serious measures taken to preserve brain function. theatlantic.com/science/arch…
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Great to read ⁦@jacktodd46⁩ again writing about our beloved Montreal, almost like the old days when he was The Gazette’s city columnist, except for the fact we are all deep in a #pandemic, via @mtlgazette montrealgazette.com/news/loc…
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I don't think he's taking me seriously.
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I have lost control of the situation.
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Appalling: Equifax breach is probably the worst leak ever ↦ arstechnica.com/information-…
Are you the type that anticipates change, or reacts to it? ben-evans.com/benedictevans/…
Flying is apparently now a full contact sport: Man Dragged Off United Flight After He Refuses to Give Up Seat gizmodo.com/hired-goon-drags…
Privacy breaches continue to escalate: Yahoo secretly scanned customer emails for U.S. intelligence - Reuters reuters.com/article/us-yahoo…
They did it the good old-fashioned way... MailChimp and the Un-Silicon Valley Way to Make It as a Start-Up nyti.ms/2dwxZNa
I want to be obedient but I don't see how all the filters are going to fit in the fridge at once...
Former P&G CEO Bob McDonald words to live by: “Promotions may win quarters, innovation wins decades.”