I posted a few of Warren Long’s photos from the New Years weekend at Emma Lake. 
A fabulous time was had by all!
ALL of Warren’s photos are posted on his Flickr account (free membership required):
1. New Years Eve party at Aaron & Twylas.
3. Spruce River Highlands Ice Skiing on New Year’s Day.
To oversimplify, Web 1.0 was commerce. Web 2.0 is people.
Increasingly online users generate or interact with content — blogs, podcasts, music, video — rather than simply consume it.
The web rather than the desktop will be the dominant platform. Interactivity is key.
I’m agree. These days I hardly ever open Word, Excel or Powerpoint.
I update this blog online from any computer, for example.
I finally got to meet Rick & Loretta’s baby.
Carolyn Marie Bieche. A Christmas angel?
Warren loves digital photography.
Lately he has been posting hundreds of his photos on Flickr.com, the most popular photo hosting site.
Actually Flickr is a Canadian company, bought by Yahoo! for big bucks.
Free, easy registration is required to see photos on Flickr:
My Swiss hiking buddy Gregi Erni got married last year. Congratulations!
He finally sent me photos of the nuptials.
All the best to Gregi and his Irish wife Sandra. They are living in Switzerland.
More photos of Gregi’s world on their website:
I will visit Peter & Joyce Long next Spring in the sunny state referred to by Homer Simpson as America’s Wang.
More & more families are putting together email or webpage Christmas letters — with a pictorial summary of the year.
I really enjoy them.
I do not own any children myself, but they sure are cute. They have to be. Otherwise kids would not survive to adulthood the ire of their parents at bedtime.
Even the grumpiest Scrooge can’t help but get Christmasy at an elementary school Christmas pageant.
For more photos click the link: Christmas pageant 2005
I have been living with friends in Cougar Ridge in the hills west of Calgary.
For more photos like this, click the link below. Check the slideshow. (I am still searching for the ideal format for presenting photos.)
The rest of my photos, by the way, are linked from the navigation menu on the right.
I check the BBC photo pages daily.
This set impressed me. Delivering relief supplies to Afghanistan.
Rick McCharles 