» Anno Domini 2006 (62) «
- Dec 29 — Modifying the default (pre-login) Windows wallpaper (0) (Web/Tech)
- Dec 28 — Not In My Progressive Beach (0) (Fidei Defensor, What Really Grinds My Gears)
- Dec 27 — All I Want for Christmas (3) (Miscellania)
- Dec 18 — The Other Woman was a Laptop (2) (Web/Tech)
- Dec 05 — No rest for ye merry gentlemen (0) (Miscellania)
- Dec 05 — Working Too Hard (0) (Miscellania)
- Nov 21 — Work / Life Balance (0) (Industria, Web/Tech)
- Nov 16 — The Hon. Gordon O’Connor, P.C., at the Albany Club (0) (National Defence)
- Nov 16 — Neo-Pelagic Gothic Revival (0) (Miscellania)
- Nov 14 — Lady Black at Holy Blossom Temple (0) (Pro Victoria)
- Nov 13 — Small World (0) (Miscellania)
- Nov 13 — Remembrance Day 2006 (1) (Historica, National Defence)
- Nov 10 — Help the Gallic Rooster’s victory over the Prussian Eagle! (0) (Amor Patriae, Pro Victoria)
- Nov 09 — Tomorrow’s Network Today (1) (Web/Tech)
- Oct 30 — Critical but stable (4) (Miscellania)
- Oct 29 — Change of plans (5) (Miscellania)
- Oct 26 — T&C Calendar modifications (0) (Miscellania)
- Oct 25 — Always one step ahead of myself (0) (Miscellania)
- Oct 24 — Tuesday Tattoo (0) (Ars Gratia Artis, National Defence)
- Oct 24 — Ask not what you can do for your country; ask what other countries can do for you (0) (Foreign Affairs)
- Oct 20 — Bullet-Time (2) (Miscellania)
- Oct 16 — A Sound of Thunder induces the sound of snoring (2) (Ars Gratia Artis, Miscellania)
- Oct 12 — Sound Advice (0) (Finance)
- Oct 10 — RCR Museum (0) (Amor Patriae, Historica, National Defence)
- Oct 09 — TSO’s 06/07 Season so far… (0) (Ars Gratia Artis)
- Oct 03 — Notes on Personal Finance (3) (Finance)
- Sep 29 — Support Our Troops Rally (4) (Amor Patriae, Pro Victoria)
- Sep 28 — Su Casa es Mi Casa (0) (Miscellania)
- Sep 28 — Senatus Populusque Scarberius (0) (Miscellania)
- Sep 28 — The Chamber of sober second thought (0) (National Defence)
- Sep 22 — Reason #247 (0) (Pro Victoria)
- Sep 22 — Still out in Left field (1) (Amor Patriae, National Defence, Pro Victoria)
- Sep 22 — Lamest Put-Down Ever (3) (Industria)
- Sep 21 — No audit? No problem! (0) (Finance, Industria)
- Sep 21 — Requesting a do-over (0) (Finance, Industria)
- Sep 21 — View from the Top (0) (Industria)
- Sep 21 — Publick Notice (0) (Miscellania)
- Sep 18 — Ontario Veterans’ Memorial (0) (Amor Patriae, Historica, National Defence)
- Sep 08 — Foreign policy: not the NDP’s strong suit (2) (Amor Patriae, Foreign Affairs, Media)
- Sep 06 — A Noble Spirit Embiggens The Smallest Man (0) (Amor Patriae)
- Sep 05 — DND display @ 2006 CNE (0) (Amor Patriae, Diversions, National Defence)
- Sep 03 — Now back to our regularly scheduled program (2) (Miscellania)
- Sep 03 — Airlift Basics (0) (Aeronautics, National Defence)
- Sep 03 — So that’s how he does it… (0) (Miscellania)
- Sep 03 — Toronto Pride 2006 (0) (Diversions)
- Sep 03 — Defining fearlessness down (0) (What Really Grinds My Gears)
- Sep 03 — Monetising the Social Network (0) (Industria, Web/Tech)
- Sep 03 — Airport Noise (0) (Aeronautics, What Really Grinds My Gears)
- Sep 03 — Ha! Missed me! (0) (What Really Grinds My Gears)
- Sep 03 — Act now, before it’s too late! (0) (Ars Gratia Artis, Industria)
- Sep 03 — Canadian business setting self-defeating goals? (0) (Amor Patriae, Industria)
- Sep 03 — Spirit of Toronto 2005 (0) (Deorum Cibus Est, Diversions)
- Sep 03 — Commuter Terror! (0) (National Defence)
- Sep 03 — Air France 358 crash was avoidable (0) (Aeronautics)
- Sep 03 — Front Office Politics (1) (Aeronautics)
- Sep 03 — T&C Review: “Heaven on Earth” (0) (Ars Gratia Artis, Historica)
- Sep 03 — How Long is Too Long? (2) (Aeronautics)
- Sep 03 — Good Landing? (3) (Aeronautics)
- Sep 03 — On Leadership (0) (Industria)
- Sep 03 — Social Conservatism (0) (Fidei Defensor)
- Sep 03 — High Frontier (0) (Aerospace, Foreign Affairs, National Defence)
- Sep 03 — Genesis (0) (Miscellania)
Chris is most often found flying a desk, but he delights in studying the Golden Age of Aviation (1919-1939). He admires all the pioneering men and women who navigated the skies with nothing more sophisticated than a map, compass and sextant—and the conviction that there was no place they could not reach.
