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The week’s tweets

July 18, 2010 By Chris Corrigan Notes

  • May the most beautiful team win today. Go Spain! #
  • Well played to both teams. My pick won but my heart goes out to my many Dutch friends. What a game. #
  • Windy night gusty morning. Watching big cumulus clouds rapidly forming as the sea air pushes over the land. Real life time lapse. #
  • Vancouver Whitecaps keeper Jay Nolly deals with a pitch invader on Wed. Hoolganism gets its tiny start in Vancouver: http://bit.ly/bqzGqj #
  • Men who work with power are clinging to the poles, discussing how to safely reconnect my neighbor to the grid. If only politics was so noble #
  • Thinest new moon…Venus blazing…the ocean the colour of pale roses. Calm, still and clear. #
  • Three circling bald eagles put a quick end to the dawn chorus this morning. #
  • The ravens soaring on dusty thermals carry the dry heat of the day in their sharp croaking voices. #
  • Ugh. New Spurs kits don't do it for me. What is that away collar? http://bit.ly/bceWJl #coys #
  • High sea fog or low cloud. The newly minted Salish Sea is berobed in grey this morning. #
  • Seems that every warm day is cool in the shade this summer. Some things can only be felt on the skin. #

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From the feed

July 16, 2010 By Chris Corrigan Uncategorized

Slow week here with summer arrived and work at a standstill.  Found some time to scrape the feedreader though:

  • Peter Rukavina exposes the vapidity of TV
  • Peter also tackles the problem of creating a cafe that plays your music to you.
  • Johnnie Moore posts on the philosophical underpinnings of conversation.
  • Viv McWaters playing at graphical representation of facilitation tips.
  • The Tyee has brought on Andrew Nikiforuk to write about the tar sands.

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Pitch invasions in football

July 12, 2010 By Chris Corrigan Uncategorized

I was at the Vancouver Whitecaps game the other night and witnessed this pitch invasion at the ‘Caps end. This is some good footage of Vancouver keeper Jay Nolly taking on the invader and physically removing her from the pitch.

Heart stopping stuff.

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The week’s tweets

July 11, 2010 By Chris Corrigan Notes One Comment

  • Languid crepuscular morning. The sky is barely stirring. Ravens scream for summer. #
  • Spent an hour pitting cherries, up to my wrists in juice, midwifing little seeds. #
  • Train yourself only to see relationships. This zephyr, that flock of juncos, the thick cool air of morning. All connected. #
  • Dedicate yourself to something if only to find out what you need to clear in yourself so you can be fully present with the world. #
  • Well done Netherlands! #
  • Perfect Bowen summer evening. Good friends BBQ salmon, a swim in the sea and sleeping outside in the warn still air. Ahhhhhh… #
  • Cleansed all night by cool katabatic winds flowing off our mountain. Smudged by the breezeshed. Diamond clear morning, rarest of dawns. #
  • RT @thomasart: At work today in the Reverie Research Department at the Institute for Sunny Days on the Back Deck. #
  • The day as it was here on Bowen: http://bit.ly/blypuq #
  • RT @wendyfarmer: Cajoling passion & responsibility without conferring adequate authority is a set up. <– Excellent! #
  • It is so hot. Into Vancouver to watch the Whitecaps play tonight. #
  • you tube redirecting to wikipedia? wtf? #
  • The sun has beat the air and sea to a flat calm liquid. Everything feels as if it is swimming. Even the chickadees are panting. #

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From the feed

July 9, 2010 By Chris Corrigan Uncategorized

Back to some regular noticing:

  • An Indian MP calls for a 21st century residential school policy.  Appalling.
  • Johnnie Moore finds research that vindicates my approach of having questions rather than goals.
  • Metafilter post on desire lines.

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