I'm trying to write more, but so far I'm failing.  I've been pretty busy on my current contract, but that comes to a wonderful end in just over a week.  I bought a couple new domain names so I will probably be moving dan.digitstech.ca to one of those in the next couple of weeks.

Now for something hopefully everyone knows and uses. 
Wikipedia, this is the great site that possibly has ever existed. If you need information about ANYTHING, and I mean anything, it can be found at wikipedia.
Kids these days get everything so easy, when I was a kid we had to look up information like this in something called an encylodpedia, and of course the letter you wanted was always missing, and if it was actually available you still had to flip pages till you found the tiny paragraph on your topic. Crazy.

I read this wonderful article on the Globe & Mail's website

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/story/RTGAM.20050818.wxwilkins18/BNStory/National/

"Lumber dispute needs soft words, envoy says"
 The American ambassador to Canada thinks we should all play nice and say nothing mean about each other. I however have a better idea, play by the rules you created and pay us the 4 billion dollars you owe us.

As for us crying about guns coming over the borders... grow up. We have a problem and we should fix it, don't blame the Americans for letting guns into OUR country when there are so many other great things we can blame them for. We guard our own borders, if guns get across them, it's our fault.

My Blog Map

Google released their maps API the other day, very simple to use and pretty cool.
So I decided a map with the locations of all my photo gallerys would be pretty cool, so I'm slowly adding more and more.  Dave and Yolanda's wedding was the first, a great honour for them if I say so mylsef....


Check it out

An interesting report was just published by the National Institute on Standards and Technology called Occupant Behavior, Egress, and Emergency Communications, WIRED has an interesting article on the conclusions.

Basically this report says that for the most part, the people that survived the WTC attacks were the people that ignored the 'authorities' and left the building, some even taking the elevators which I always thought was a big no no.