Our family just got back from the Timbits Football camp, and wow! What a great bunch of guys! My son had a great time and all the guys were just awesome with the kids. They had tons of fun and we are definitely going back next year. It's these kind of community events that will build the next gener...

Robbie wrote:

Congrats to these fine athletes.

As a coach, I'd never allowed my team to have a "players only" meeting as I believe that coaches are integral to a team's performance and the players aren't able to solve their problems by themselves . Seriously....? Yes. I have yet to ever see a clear rationale given for a players only m...

As a coach, I'd never allowed my team to have a "players only" meeting as I believe that coaches are integral to a team's performance and the players aren't able to solve their problems by themselves . Seriously....? Hi Jason I'm still wearing my Wrecking Crew t-shirt and our offensive li...

Ancient moss, insects found in Antarctica By RANDOLPH E. SCHMID, AP Science Writer Mon Aug 4, 5:14 PM ET WASHINGTON - Mosses once grew and insects crawled in what are now barren valleys in Antarctica, according to scientists who have recovered remains of life from that frozen continent. Fourteen mi...

Toppy Vann wrote:As a coach, I'd never allowed my team to have a "players only" meeting as I believe that coaches are integral to a team's performance and the players aren't able to solve their problems by themselves.

Seriously....?

Well due to not looking at the schedule and my work commitment half way around the globe I missed this game. The team has no doubt yet to jell for a lot of reasons this season including: 3. babies being born - maybe some extra pressure - and without blaming anyone or complaining about it, it has to...

http://www.canada.com/vancouversun/news/weekendreview/story.html?id=d7548db2-3a05-4feb-8da5-340d06f0ca61&p=2 Oil shortage will become a local issue Barbara Yaffe, Vancouver Sun Published: Saturday, July 12, 2008 Here are a few excerpts that I think are worth debating: Higher shipping costs will ...

Just saw that abominable carbon-tax TV ad again, and something struck me right from the opening sentence: "Ever wonder what's causing Global Warming<tm>?" Well... no, actually... because we've already been told repeatedly for the past two years (egads, has it only been two years since Unc...

Since the 'science' behind the carbon tax is flawed and it's based more on groupthink, could we at least be given the chance to opt-out of this? Afterall, a majority of Canadians believe the carbon tax is bunk, which leads me to conclude that there is a growing consensus that the reasons behind the ...

The problem is that taxing consumption on carbon usage is essentially a knock against our oil based economy. As forward thinking as many see it as, it’s really too far ahead of where we are and where we need to be. There's where we differ in opinion. I think most people would be happy to be less de...

Call me American…but I was always taught and firmly believe “NO TAXATION WITHOUT REPRESENATION.” Did we vote on this? I didn’t. This tax is non-representative of my views on this issue and non-representative of concrete, irrefutable facts. The theories of Henry Hazlitt are sure to be proven with th...

I didn't insert the quotes blocks at the right spots. Sorry about that. Hope you can distinguish between old and new.

Read my lips: No more taxes!!! :no: For the entire lot of crackpot ‘experts’ that weigh in on global warming, there are opinions on both sides that believe in it, and those that do not. Sure, the planet may have warmed in the past 100 years, but it’s a scientific fact that planet goes through heatin...

Read my lips: No more taxes!!! :no: For the entire lot of crackpot ‘experts’ that weigh in on global warming, there are opinions on both sides that believe in it, and those that do not. Sure, the planet may have warmed in the past 100 years, but it’s a scientific fact that planet goes through heati...