GYST: Get Your Stuff Together
Life. The Universe. And Everything. Well, everything digital. Digital Design from the @designguyca
I joined the Port Colborne Optimist Club last year and was shortly after elected to the board of directors. Taking up the social media and communications reigns, I now oversee everything digital including press releases, social media, event announcements and follow-up articles. I let the […]
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The Italian physicist Enrico Fermi (1901 – 1954) created the first nuclear reactor, worked on the Manhattan project, and is one of only 16 scientists in history to have an element named in his honour. It’s fair to say that he’s a big deal in […]
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This week marks the fourth anniversary of flying a drone. Four years ago today I earned my pilot’s license and took to the skies legally and safely after completing testing and being issued with required legal paperwork. Fully licensed, registered, and trained, I have been […]
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The Image Of The Week (IOTW) comes from a recent trip to the Canadian Raptor Conservancy (great place, well worth a few visits) near Simcoe. Along the way I passed the old Stelco plant on Highway 3 near Nanticoke. I grew up in a mining […]
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Between Two Trees: Autumn Coming originally from England, dry stone walling brings memories of rambling aimlessly across the Yorkshire moors through heather and wheat, and fields full of cow pats. Summers spent leaving the house after breakfast and returning for supper. Fording streams, swinging across […]
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Now the holiday season is over things can get back to normal. For us that means evenings and weekends making table cards and seating plans for weddings, conferences, and other events. Tailored and personalized to suit your guest list and their plus-ones, whatever the size […]
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Coming originally from England, dry stone walling brings memories of rambling aimlessly across the Yorkshire moors through heather and wheat, and fields full of cow pats. Summers spent leaving the house after breakfast and returning for supper. Fording streams, swinging across rivers on ropes, and […]
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If you have ever travelled across Southern Canada by road, you probably traversed the Trans-Canada highway. On your way, you may have travelled the stretch between Thunder Bay and Sault St. Marie, Ontario, along the shore of Lake Superior. Somewhere between lays the sleepy town […]
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