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Do You Photo?
As some of you already know, I'm a bit of a shutterbug. Well, a very little bit - still, I have entered a few online contests - although apparently the judges and voting public are not yet quite ready for my mad skills. Still, I know some of you are in fact good - and it is for you that I offer the following. I recently discovered a site called Lenzr, whose tagline is "PHOTO CONTESTS FOR REAL PRIZES". Sounds good, eh? Yeah, 3 of the 4 current prizes are for iPads - and one for a Blackberry Bold 9700 - whatever that is. I assume it is like an iPhone for people without any taste - but I'm totally guessing here. Anyway, they all sound pretty good - and be warned, you'll probably be competing against me for at least 3 of these contests. (Sorry Blackberry.) Without any further ado, here are the details:
The People Building Things contest is a contest for photos of, well, people building things. Seems obvious I suppose. The sponsors are EcoDeckBuilder, who themselves are people building…
Canucklehead Gets CIRA-ous
Hello, friends, family, well-wishers and hopefully CIRA members. I'm looking for CIRA members to show their support for me to be on the Members' Slate of the 2010 Board of Directors Election. DO you have a .ca domain - well, congrats - you are a member! To be included in the Final Slate of Candidates, I must first receive the support of at least 20 CIRA Members.
I'm not sure I can actually win - but I sure do want a try. Take a look at my statement to see if we are on the same page: HERE! I think my statement is pretty good - and I think I could do a good job at this position. If you agree, please consider showing me (Lincoln McCardle) your support HERE!
That's all for now - but I'll be back soon with something else for you. Help a brother out? Please consider showing me your support and/or sending to any other CIRA members you may know - I won't let you down. Thanks in advance and please feel free to contact me anytime if you have any questions or require any additional…
Road Rules
Okay, well - I was gone for a bit. I was actually on vacation - the Canucklehead family took a road trip to see a bit of Ontario: Niagara Falls, Collingwood, Toronto and a few stops in between. I would have told you all in advance but I have a very good reason why I didn't: I thought you would all rob me while I was gone. We're back now though - so it's all good. Luckily, my security guards did the trick:
Yep - pretty scary, eh? Anyway, we all arrived home happy and healthy and all is good - none of you made off with my spare change, (My valuables in question.) I do need to thank everyone who made it possible and we stayed at quite a few places along the way and owe all of our hosts a sincere thanks. (None of you reading this by the way - despite my generous contest.) No worries - it's all good. If you are interested, you can of course check out a few of the highlights in the USUAL PLACE.
That being said, I REALLY need to sleep now - having covered most of the province on my trip…
Canucklehead Bash '10
Sorry folks! I know it appears that I've been MIA - but summer is here in Canuckistan and that means the annual Canucklehead blocko was scheduled - and what a glorious 10 days it was!
Being here in Canada, we were a little limited in the way of celebrities but all-in-all it was a great turnout. We had people snowshoe in from all over the country. Beer was of course in abundance and lots of round bacon and moose meat for everyone. The annual event is a big hit for all of our national athletes: 2 NBAers, 3 baseball players, 1/2 the NHL and lots and lots of curlers! We had Stompin' Tom open the nights program, followed by Neil Young and of course no event would be complete without Gordon Lightfoot. (You still rock Gordo!) Celine Dion was as always paid not to sing (you owe me one Vegas) and there was obviously no shortage of comedians.
The first few days were spent building the igloo where the event was to be held and once the polar bear fencing was put into place, well - then things…
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