EORN, the Eastern Ontario Regional Network, has a stated mission "to provide higher speeds and bandwidth to at least 95 per cent of homes and businesses in Eastern Ontario".
This is undeniably a good idea, and EORN has made a lot of progress in the last few years.
Ontario's electricity grid has been in the news again lately. It seems some folks are confused about what, exactly, goes into their power bill and why they are paying 12 cents per kilowatt hour when the "market rate" is supposedly 3 cents.
I can't say I blame them- we have an alphabet soup of agencies in on this, and the electricity "market" is anything but. Let's try to clarify.
I can certainly understand the appeal of a big bag of expensive long lenses. Birds do, after all, tend to be small and far away.
I'm not about to spend $10,000 on a set of bird lenses, though. (I'm cheap, for one thing, but I'm also not quite fit enough to carry 15 kilos of glass and magnesium around all day.)
The solution? Get close. Really close. Just beyond wing-hitting range, in this case, with a 35mm f/1.8 on a DX body.
Toronto's historic Union Station, after years of neglect and decay, is undergoing a much-needed revitalization.
The architects have decided to keep much of the original train shed intact, but a large central section of the original structure has been torn down to make way for an airy, modern glass atrium.
With a huge chunk of the roof gone, the steel and concrete of the 86-year-old structure is juxtaposed against the gold-plated towers of Bay Street.
Where oh where have we been for the last two months?
I can certainly understand the appeal of a big bag of expensive long lenses. Birds do, after all, tend to be small and far away.
Toronto's historic Union Station, after years of neglect and decay, is undergoing a much-needed revitalization.
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